Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30
AND LITERARY Jor,,. "

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\ appears TO be general and ius; i,np,cee;,,,
Il tia; The objects of human desire arr, NJ; Ill
III proportion as they attractive MI TIN,
- ost ociiShtiui IA possess, il is often ,osi ,i
.u' !" y cSefVe. W nrreycr we direct our ob.erya-
''s VI IN o"r CONCENTRATIONS, whether we rc,nar
hunbic. attend To- the instructions of H. 80; "
iistc" To the approximations OF tile ignorant tI, -
oita''' ess"i Is taught us--tlnt happiness can
.ot cNiS' without care nor prosperity endure win
w 'o".' ih's truth is nat moe stern than saiu
iaFy. III !0Tnis relation between nru,erc.. ,,
pleasure, success and discre,ion arI p,oviics ,I,
me industry and judgment which have be,u ,,I,
e' III TIC attainment OF good should be excr,rI H.
its continuance. ''s' ''i
lhe i'ec and definite institutions of The yr,;,o1
'a'es establish such mass of civil RIGHTS and CO.
ciai eynyments, generate sucl, var;n,,S ,,ro~-.;
improvements, AMI unfold such bouudles. ,,r,,-
OF moral excelle,!ce and na,iona2 arcntnrss ,,s
nose VINO are Subject to their influence c;,,,r,, 81
to DC anxious for their duration ~
. IL requires little reflection and less inoenu;tv ,o
UnsI"Vei mat nothing $50 likely 10 feet the co
,lonS ana destiny of this country as tho, nu;, -,
Without entering into an exannato, of Tho ~ 80.
Or siructureof the government; tits easy ~ ,cr,;
'''"' us Virtual dependence public sentiment Il,
manifold and prescribed connection with o,;r;
''P'' '''c"iculaoie value and sacred impnrauce 40
~, S'i u''eit oy whose magical power, opinion it,
,, Is Created animated, ;mpellcd, aud controlled
paw strong ana active as the sympathy is bctwec,
the operations of the press, and the novc,uc,,, ~
Tue government, ii is nevertheless ncib.y ,;,.., -
uhoostfncted The body polite Hoats in an a,,r,,a
Peie OIL party spirit, through which every raw min;
eiiige"ce and impulse of passion it receives mac,
DC "dns''htted-coiorcd and refracicd dim o, aIoyv
ing "Sreeabiy to tic actual state Of this varial
medium. "'''Oie
10 those who undertake the conduct Of n,,t,,;c
yo"''iS ING nature aud effects IF party spirit thus
OeIohe SUBJECTS OF primary considerations
Aihough The contention of parties has oftc, bcc
iound uTIavorabo to the stability of stntcs :, 49,
always been deemed essential 10 their fro, loo, 81
accordingly II Is an object of Importance NOT H.,
they Should cease to exist but ,hat tiny sbc,,,4 80;
'.hu ne innocent The ancients found this it,or.r l
uca1ie. Eloquence "f4ln'ueG oy?, G~eec.~ - /
'a'h us y"iee, though divine, was limited IN -,
range aiid transisory in its impression, and !, he
""y acquired energy and diffusion by virtue O.; ,l,..
gent intellectual agert wl;ciI give TO niodsr, t,,,
-. 70 uoundless expansion AMI cuaIc.s cooti.u;,y
ne press, ~ It's faculty ofco;ntrcactinc er,or a.,
truth, Of esating reason aloe G.,rr
seems capable Of dsarnins party spirit of ~ To-
tfuctivc Tenderness aud Of rendering poIit;csI 80,
Ties ifee, aud al the same time lasting
mai this desirable end may he accor,,,t;s,,
WIZ perhaps appear less improbable, If we reGr
TIE proper origin an natural tendency Of n,,,;.e
Fhc only rational motive for these ,l;,.;s;arg Il
INC community, is the practical establishment or
successful application OF some great political frntb