Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-19

81 's"uon, uic hioSt truSt-WOrtuy ClttZen that
can De .ound-not Que who can make the pref
test speech, but one who.e comprehensive ken
can embrace at one view the interests of the
whoia Union, an whose virtue aud decision are
equal to has aCl ties aud to the Crisis
STEPHEN SIMPSONS EXT3AVAGAN AM AS.
Wehave had occasion several times To a,iII,,e
Mr. simpsons extrayagant style of wrhirg,
winch reminds us more of the phreizied osiur-
cations ot the Depman Pythia or the wild aud
incoherent rhapso'lies of Joanna Southcou, Than
the didactlc illusions of a rational cl.istiar
he following from late No. of the (ouu,-
6ian Observer, ''out Herods Herodn
The Pleasant Editor of the Richmond I,biy
lr"hs: what wigO IS mighty wroth at the ce-tai,l-
~ gfMe Election IF General Jackson. Poor gen.
tiemah! We really commiserate his condition, hat
cannot, no we cannot heip ham. He is sinking with
his 81 Hartford Convention Candidate, and sak l,e
musf--down, down, down!--We are pla, to see
n,s agonies-we rej"ice to see the excavations of
his despair! We ad'noushed him long ago, and he
would not listen. We told him over and over again
that his Yankee Candidate would fall We adj
vised him to support the Hero! But no-a salguine
STRIPPING just oa College, H. would not lsteuto US,
n now he has met the just reward ofhs obstnacy.
Yet what Objection has he to Jackson: 1t is this,
that the General il a--GeaeraL and not an Itiri-
Suo-that he Is a Hero, and not IA drivelcr. MIR.
Ilcasants wishes ouly Presidents distinguished for
me posoers ofH,e pen Ia be elected-tl,at is aoueys
only--and not n'ised characters like Juckson vino
are both ia,cyers " soidiers.-rhe arguments of Nh
fieasants against the competency of ihc General
are the most cofempidIy friDOiO,ts chat we ever re
member" tohavc heard especially fiom a Tiretuia
faDyer-the chosen land of intellect and Iiernfur.
me "faue of Nj. PleaSants, however, is excusa-
big -he Is 6edten---and beaten by a ReouLlicaa
we IS tory, ana supported forgive use the old
Fashioned term, after the manner of the tory
WWS' we never expect supporter of .JoIn
QUINCY adams to be supported of 4ndrep J,ck.
son---iod fosbid it should he 81. Let them forever
be asundef. Wewant no aid, and no communion
with that School 9t Politicians. Mr.. Pieasauts is
welcome to the right of groaning
We advise the young gentleman to re-cousider
the subject; especially he is so ce,did as to admit
that General Jackson must be thr next President
unless fraud and intrigue deprive him of il. Hear
him:
IN, extract from The W'hig Of Tie OH inst is
here giren.
FINALLY postponed" Indeed. And in favor of
John Quincy Adams-the Hero of troues syutax
pfosody, and--balderaSh Faugh! II almost moves
US To petulance, to- ne so .pestered by popiniay"
w NAT iack-bfaIn Is this! Now could | brain hin,
with his ladys fam" Out out uuou II,
One word about Mr.. adams Could he he eleoed
which we know to be impossible. and we th7 nix Cod
Tor IT, he should never ruiz us-va should dee;nth.
country and the Constitution lost forever and eek
refuge in some foreign parts, far removed fromthe
pestilence aud degradation of his reign
geftef, that any man should be found .apabieo,
writing seriously, in this Munchausen STYLE, t,
that people should be found weak and ionor!n,
enough to FOLLOW and admire him. VIII il ne
CREDITED BY sensible people, that the author n,
the above quotation is said to hold a rrea,.,
sway over the affections and opinions of tlr
fenpsylvanians, than any other man in Tin,
state! The erudite and ingenious WaIsh-th,
grave, collected, and sententious Binns-rf,
spTlghtiy and astute Norveil, have all beer
! ovefcrowed by his excessive audacity, and des
pcrate iearessness of assertion. He runs Owe
them all IN twinkling--Walshi is traitor AM
tory-Binns, lnsuit, rogne and murcierer-an,
he VIII not suffer Norvcil TO advocate jackson
though he has fairly entitled himself 10 thai h,
nonr by two raoid successive surnersets from
Adams to Calhoun, anl Calhoun TO jackson.
we republlsh the paragraph a. lenrth Tor tn.
amusement OF or readers. "hev ~, Isl he ANNE
| ed at the bright sample Of successful puunio- in
the !irst ine-the meUtis f;t,.o,. of tue who'll
In particulars they will bediverted al Steobtn
calling one ri us tory-a co meal sort OF fate.
to be called iacobin and ieval!e' here, and
tory by Mr.. SimpsoI. w have before assert
ed, that the population of Pennsylvania was the
most nnenigitened in the union. What better
proof does the SCI tiol need, than their blind
devotion 10 Jackson, ail their i'm illicit o5cd
ence to such a will AMI Reckless leader as Ste.
phen Simpson,