Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23

retrieve some portion of his lost estecr, K,,,y;
aa. 'ne President avoids him, he calls upon MIR.
IL, - - supposed 10 have credit with the Pre-
s'aeht, to obtain for him an iutesyiew-on5 Ar A
"''HS consents. Is this evidence of Mr.. Adam,
tuploil, or oil his good nature and con,n;..r,f
.or tue fallen stale Of Edwards. Awny ,;,h 81.
p'1ek malice, s:ch Jesuitcal ,ypocricyi
but mir. Calhoun was seen sifDy;,,,e into r.,
wards lodgings Friday last. Mos ;,,,r. .u
information. Nlost respectable and tiiyuiticd irro,,
Ell: How cfeditable tn him, To keep s;cl, n vi.iI,,
eye ON Mr. Calhouns movements. How nccessn,,
a ms observations should be .epci tel a nd pr,,
.sned, FOR the good of the nation. We warn Ar
amour and the Cabinet, in the name aud lansua,,
o: the Scottish bard,
| II there's hole in n your coats,
Fcde you, tent it,
or ct'iels ai'.ong you, takin notes
A;id faith, he Il prent it,
i."'iiS IA these three four sentences aisposc,
CT the important information which they had r.,
seived from Washinyon aud of i,. l,,ctSss ,.;,,
whom II affected the editors OF the Eno,;rcr no
cceu 10 speak al Themselves, il, con;.,cfiol ,r; n,
President Of lie tniied States.
"Nhen Princes meet, Astrologcrs may mark ii
An on.inors con- urction, full Of boiiny,
Like that Of Mars with Satu.l.'
After rejoicing that the P.csi,ct,, had refused, to
see Edwards, and to appoint Secretary of The
ireasui, pro- tent, t!icy thus npostrophzv his Ey
ceiiency: We know that the resident has bcc,
iea to suspect that ire 1.-THE Editors of the ENQUIRER
were ms i'iveterate enemies. We owe MANY obli-
CATIONS on this score, To the sycophart around him
VINO nave endeavoured ~ pour poison in his ears
on 50 many occasions" Cpon my word, vbo,
bush;Dg nrodesty. What an engaging aud in,cn,,.
Gus simplicity Much injured and abused NIessrs.
hitciiie ana Goocl! What will t.. people think OF;
Mesars. Adams, Calhoun, Writ, Sc who ins,ead or
attending to the business of their several Depart
men's, haze been diligently engaged in improving
then opport mites of access TO the President in
POISONING his car against AIcssrs. Eitchic Gooch
ana the Enquirer? What punishment do those GEN.
teme not deserve. for the abuse and prostitution of
i'eif "itcia! opportunities and influence: To moi
sou Tie Presidents against Messrs Richie and
Gooch! Cruelty them, Cruelty them, IL is ro,hinp
10 U.S. but one refrain from asking the Editors
oil the Enquirer, if their ov. course has not been
sufficiently marked towards Mr.. Monroe, for him
10 understand ;hrir feelings towards him. wi,hou,
me assistance OF Mes1rs. Adams. &c explain i,
For several years, has the enquirer, Una skiing
lis designs II IS true vehcn. nty assailed the inca
sarcs of the PreGi;,cut' Has it no. rcprobnt, his
appointments, attacked his constitutional opinions,
imputed Federalism 10 him, and impugucd his per-
sohai Independence? Did il not trou ghout the Ed
wards affair, insinua:c desire in the President 10
sustain Edwards, and broadly hint that he was in
a league with others, pull Craw ford to the
ground: Was not Of its editors the author of
".Vi:smas,' i'll which tie President was stabbed to
the heart--hs msfortuaes unfcclins!y exposed, and
insul,ingiy pitied-!Iis public conduct arrairncd-
his person aedsed TO be under the dominion and
tyranny of fayoritcs-and ali his acts To spring
from that polluted source, VIII, what propricty,
then do these gentlemen say, that the President
mas beea led to suspect that were his inveterate
enemies and that they many obligations on
this score TO the sycophants around the President ?:
We believe that the editors Of the Enquirer owe
| this suppostion to their excessive vunty-and we
opne, that the members of the Cabinet are a in,Iif-
fercnt to what the President thinks of the Enrui:cr
as that gentleman himself its friendship o. hos
tiiity. To deny in this indirect way its continued.
hostility 10 Mr. Monroe, is very candid.
Bat we congratulate the Presdeii, on the event,
ana that lie IS once more taken into the good geaces
of the Enquirer. What has he now to fear: How
happy Is he to receive this proof of its favo. AMI
protection, when, perhaps, he least expected OF de-
sired it? How happy TO carry into that retirement
which will soon await hi.n, the good OF, ;iion and
regar; OF Messrs. Richie and Gooch How mag
nanmaas i'll those gentlemen thus To worship tile
setting Sun, when the Orient is almost beginning to
beam light. We feel much more disposed, how
var, 10 congratulate the President the near ap-
proach of-that time, when he is to bid adicu fore
yer ID the cares and disqu!etuies of pubic life
How much more enviable his lot, who has run his
long career with honour, and is the threshold of
phlosoh!c retirement than his who is just sta ring
on the thorny path of ambition. He will feel, al
that time, and serenity, to which his bosom
has long been stranger.