Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
For THE wutG
UNITED STATES SENATOR

,r UNIFIED STATES SENATOR
he newspapers, for weeks pa have bpep ,ee;,o
WIN essays upon the fitness of the va-ious ps,son. w.
ade peen named for the in the Senate now vac,,
~ WI. toouf appointment the War Departmental,
e trends and enemies of each Candidates as usu,l
VIA" latitude they please in the discussion But ,,,e m
p .9 as made upon my mind by amy the Sc ESSAYS
@ met WIN an artic. in the Enquirer OF the 9Th in
unner the head of "ioiifGcai Disguisitions' This
e speaks truth, ought PIT jorerer ont Of Dbi;c
a"ce, the writer of the numbers of Political Dis
9"'Sao'is; and if true, confirms the character bi TO-
''en almost every where given q him.
IL VIII be remembered that the writer of those r,,
"eiS' VINO no doubt is VIM Is. Giles, out with a de-
c'aration that Raymouds Elements of Political Economv
s o"eh ADOPTED as The Text Book of the Practical On
reT'''ent and his object iso uict vital ini,,Tv no
rose men; who compose the Practical Governments
pc"eh"hs every department of the Government aud eve
y "' 10 eaCh department With such feelings of bitter
SS DIS MY iies seems To have the and urincines
our country 1t IS not 10 be wondered at that all fair
S should DC used IN reach his oect if the article
@ DC true, ne stands degraded ard disgraerd as a
pubic writer, by the very pieces ms lately to b v.
gwen nun some eclnt. fn the rlacr he has ncver
tempted To shew triere rce11 or an scat manner rho
Iracical Oovernment,' he calls it, has ever a,,p,ed
MI ayinonds Book their Text Book and therefore !,
rom moral rerti,ude and political Justice to
l SUI" declaration 10 the world, without satifying
"t'" 'hdt u IS So The offence is greatly aurmcuted
oy tne ct that under this tet the rifer has presented n
oG i"uteen numbers of malignant and acrimonious
mat'er whch file teri be taken aaD is pot;n, b,,
m c iext TO be true then follows the most serious obiec
'ohs. he friends of those politicians who conpose the
pe1e"' aamimstrntion have certainly denied that Mr.
OoOA was me political book of those
IL IS 10 administer the governments; md this de-
caratcn, IN the absence Of proof ourht to o considered
as conclusive; and therefore all the bitter renroa cbr r E
writer bestowed upon these gentlemen under the authority
" 'ns assertion oil false premises ought to II In the gro,j
eVenli mere was nothug else he considered R,
oe so oil writer nhoSe eager desire 10 desoy char
ocT SO great that lac makes various false
Important work political eeonomy (Which bu,
e" nave seei) and giving these qusaous 10 the public
SFec'y correct draws an argument fom them, which il
ne was rig, IN his premises would inevitably sink bob
he book end its advocates No frowns of te Ancri
people can fall too heavily upon such an author and bod
ne De convicted oil such act, universal
ousat 10 await him. Upon his guilt or ianocence do moi
pronounce Judgment hut the article alluded to asserts
.ne iac ana II is one which every man ought to cno,c
ihu no wonder that such author should he hold
10 deny nor the speech he made gans General
~ ash'ngton IN 1906 NO wonder that stch an author should
MT. henfce with embezzliug the public money i
then he forced to explain and regent hi;
wonder that such author should asai. that IN.
cal government had adopted text bonA xi,lo,t tho
shsdo" oil proof 10 support the assertion Very few comic
ol aymonds book are in Virginia, BAT shan enarn
sneh 10 procure one, and compare with the extracts
famed IN the Political Dispositions written v Mr. Gcs
a. ma maj he IS NOT guilty of ie oi charge now bourt
against h will certainly do him the Justice tn saw 90.
and find him guilty, shall present the uubI;c Win -
the expression of opinion, The carncter which he
has so long maintained writer more snphis,jcal than
soId true; and very much his prcsen,
OF infds sansrh IN general. IS too bitter aud
100 hcFimon"us 10 admit any OF tst,se To povsr
nim FNpether TINS state of fehns he Ta ef.,t f Ion,
pcsHnhi AciIcn of political notifications or dec,rt IL,
ms consultation. is easily discovered. but
ca 1t may arise MIR. Giles no less obiec,iorn e as =
Senator of the United States
OWE OF 1iANxy