Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28


ought TO be made The friends Of Mr.. awford hny
ing recently sn ~aisy proofs of his decanr to,uIn
rity-seeite that he II already horse de ron,hat-i,
would be prudent In them Withdrew him from the
pohticai arena, ana suffer bin longer to uttc,npt
to play at game so hazartons and unfortunate To
him. AN ORANCE V(,rrp
From tie Boston Patriot.
favorite trick OF the partizans of the MI
no,7ty Caucus Candidate, is to doubt the since
r'ty Oh. ~ .4dams' glorious stand in defence
OF our country and her rights in 1907 Have
they forgotten how the Democratic prints land.
ed ms noble conduct at that time Have they
forgotten how his praises were constantly on
the lips OF the staunchest democrats of the Ma
ton, who then considered J. Q, Adams not the
base time server, which the supporters of Mr.
crawford now represent him to be, but the
bold and disnterested patriot, who just as fede-
raiisn had rallied its forces, recruited its re-
sources and prepared for new and as il was
sahguinely anticipated successful assault, on the
eve ct the conflict, placed himself in the front
rank OF the array of its opponents, and leading
| the onset achieved a glorious triumph for Re-
fn6iicanisrn and his country? Such was the
vlrtuons conduct of the man. who is now Ia
serve the purposes Of Mr.. Crawford's partizans
represented 10 have been insincere aud time
ssrN.,T. Let II be remembered too that IL is
by ttos,, who call themselves Democratic, that
the man, TO whom Democrats ore SD m,r,h il
thus mirepresentod aud ABUSED. Let not the
good sense Of the people be abused by their
| SANDERS.
| As timely illustration of tle.preccdny re-
marks, we append 10 them the following extract
from the Boston Patriot of 1909. 1t shows. in
what estimation the 'spoitical ciar:,ctero of
John tlu,ncy Adams was then held hy the DE-.
| MOCRATS of Boston. We viii venture TO
assert, that the gentlemen constituting the com
| mittee never gave a FEDERAL vorE. Mr.
A L.,
Democratic men and measures, than any Other.
man IN the United .Strtcx. lie was the aptbor
| of cold Souti,,n Honestus's Examiner. -
&c. published in this paper:
| From The Boston T ed,iot, .Iuly 90, 1909.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT-At nee,in.,
| OF the Republican citizens of Boston, on the
22d inst. oseg. to give a public Dinner 10 tho,
| Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, previous 10
hi; departure for Russia: and that the Hon.
I,a' Ii Tiiden, Benz. Austin and John Brazer.
f.sqrs. ne committee for the arrangement of
the business.
The following note of invitation was present.
ed by the committee:
"BosToN, July "a, 1909.
SN,-The republican citizens of BOSTON
DESTROYS 10 express their estimation of your
POLITICAL CHARACTER and their anpro
baton OF your appointment as Ambassador to
the Court of Russia from the United S,otes
l
an invitation TO dine with them al the Exchange.
Coffee House, on Saturday next. at 4 O'clock.
| DAVID TlI.DEN,
BENZ. AUSTIN, Comnittee.
JOHN SRAZER. \
| Ills Excellency JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
To schich they receipcd The Jollowina, dns,ue,..
BosroN, e5th July 1909.
" Genttefne7a--Justly sensible to the rood
opinion, and grateful for the kindness of my fell
low citizens, who have honored me with the
invitation, which you have had the goodness tn
| transmit TO me, have only to regret. that The
shortness of tf',.e and the pressure of rny ncces
sarv engagements previous 10 rny departure will
deprive me OF the pleasure which should have
! taken in accepting it. request YOU gentle
men, to tender 10 them, and ACCEPT for your.
| selves, my best wishes for your and their bap
plness. and my earnest desire that the duties of
the public trust which call me iron, nv
| country, may be so discharged, as TO Justify the
confidence, reposcd in me nv the government
and the appreciation of my appointment to the
| mission which the republican citizens of Bos
ton, have through you, been pleased TO exprcss
am, with great respect, your very humble
and obedaent servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
bEessrs. DAVID TEpEN,}
Benz. AnsrrN, Committee.
JoHN BRAzER.
we beg the editor of the .fn,e,irn,a (Phlad !
Sentinel, not TO make himself ridiculous any lon
ger: which he assuredy does in the estimation
of all well informed politicians, ,ri.cn he talks
about a 'sPowerfnl, if not Successful opposition
to MIR. Adams in Massachnsetts.n Let him not
be blinded by his zeal for Mr.. Crawford On
position 10 Mr.. .adans in Massachusetts viii be
unavailing. &C lis all a farce.n H.
REVIVAL OF THE B8LTINIORETRADE
That the shock was experienced by the CON.
mercial world, upon the occurrence of a gene
ral peace In Europe, was felt i'm severe decree
by the city of Baltimore, is not 10 be denied
and that she is now surely and rapidly recover
ing from the depression which her trade then
experienced, is a truth equally certain. 10
proof OF tins We refer 10 The generally healthfn
and prosperous condition Of most branches of
business, and to the absence of the comYIsints
about ''hard times" which were formerly so Of
ten repeated, but are now seldom and family
whispered. The local situation of Baltimore is
so peculiarly favorable, either for foreingn com
mcrce or inland trade, and the character of her
citizens is of that elastic and enterprising cast
that Temporary causes although they may for
moment depress, soon forced to give way to
the reviviDg energies of an Industrious and free
people. Commercial confidence is becoming
effcctuaily restored, and our foreign commerce
is again extending itself widely and permanent
.ly. As an evidence of the latter position we
state the important fact, within the last week