Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12


ican party of New York. lie charges adams and
Clay" with having medded in New York politics. and
the nomination of hlr. Rochester have been The re-
suit of a coalition between them, MIR. Van Buren, and
Inc rcgenc+ sy the token, suppose he means.
10 hc Inferred that Mr. " B. and his political friends
are now the supporters ofe Observation-Disclosures lie
aiieiges that Mr. V. b. was move, To- the coalition by
the desire OF securing his election TO the Senate the
CONCLUSION Is Pain that MIR. Van Buren, (according 10
Noa found IL necessary for his safety 10 unite with the
Trends OF the administrations As have very great re-
spect Tor Mr. an Buren's Judgment in the signs of
The tines, could desire 10 believe hi, part of The Ma.
iot'a statement-but 1--WE say it ih regret considering
fatal deraction from his ability be useful the Ma
lor is so much addicted to ky laring,n that we never
believe any thing he says, unless supported by fact. or
'ie statements oil others. He is so nsinciby good iH
incurred and witty wital that he has secured 10 himself
the peculiar privilege OF fbbing grossly and notorious
", without giving offence. Ills der ions from yerac
~ are always forgiven for the sake of the ingenuity he
displays in their invention ard the absence of every
thing Ike maignity. Were his heart as bad as his
habit of lying is nveterate he would be h,rmiab,.
man 10 t"e peace OF society Bins as This is known To-
be kind and liberal, the habit excused by the heart,
We know very well, that neither Tie President pcr
the Secretary of State, n;srfercd in the New York
r.
gus and b. Tie circumstance, that Gov Clinton and
MIR Rochester were supported equally, by the friends
! OF tie administrations But if Maj Noah viii! so have
the State Of New Yor, is friendly TO the administration
as the nominations of the Republicans made a, Ierli.
mer succeeded in great majority of instances
But we be:eve the truth to be, tina, the election of Gn
vernon OF ew York, was bat little affected by anv con-
suerations OF general politics. Itwas State question,
between the Clintonians and Tie Republicans; and the
feeling of general politics. To have been com
pieey merged in the superior interest taken in tue lan
~ dispute Nevertheless, from the assiduous court
paid BY both parties 10 the friends of the Administrations
it is evident that they really hold the baance of mower
in that great Slate.
broad hint is given in the Argus, that Gov. Clinton
will he in the field for the next Presidency We re-
publish from tha able paper, controversial article
which no doubt truly represents the present state Of
! parties in New York.
From The .4haiy .4Ycus
/ The NEW YORK ENQJlRER-yVe. have said tl,o.
we 90 not oesire an angry controversy with the editor
i OF ne - ew ork enquirer We say so still IL il a
light honour even to vanqnsh one hose yeracitv sits
so easily upon him that is battered often for lest
ana whose own reputation is perfect answer TO anv
eauhny or aosu dy lie may any time intrude upon
the public But becomes necessary az far as II I'm
be ever necessary 10 relutc what is refueL by te com
on sense information OF the community, to refer brie.
iy to the facts connected with the conduct and alleo,
tons OF Tue editor OF the Enquirer With character.
sc love OF pcrverson he has miss ated in his subse
4ueh REMARKS both bis original allegations and our
y deiais. They were distinctly as follow S:
lie asserted. that the nomination vi Ire Eocbostcr
" ,''c iefk''er Convention, was concerted WASH
'ng:on;
That a!r Rochester has given pledges and assnran
ces-ihat he will 'ot support Adams and Clay:n and
nat the avordnpois Of hair prevented De Witt
Clinton from being nominated nv ,l,, rannbl;c,, L.:
lature last year"
These charges We promptly declared 10 be uoroun.
deh and not entitled credit and the proofs Ycrc
c'!'cnged What las been the result? On the 2o;f
"lin'o after shc Justly indignant comment upon Tho
conduct OF Mr.. Noah by western republican b.a
brought out from second denial ofls CHARGES lie
declared that in day or wo he would 20 over the
proceedings referred 10, and show, even Tn he fIcs H
the 4rsuS, and by the-opinos those who confront II
mat there was 40 expectation of making a nomination
~ iiS,@smer' ad M 'ieaion Of opposing IN. Cli,.-
ton" his was followed, two DAYS afterwards be :,
column, commencing with ,e deciarai!on assertions
aud mere denais, ifovc If Themselves nothing: let us
to facts" and this was succeeded by an additional
column On the next day Eui not n siDrIe nronsed
quotation from the files ofie Arcus-not snole fact
NOT solitary proof--nohng indeed, but series of
asse lions" cnrIatcay such 'of themselves proys
hoh!fi9, and The worth of which in this case and in
thus community, properly estimated ne nop.
iney are esen worse tlan poiing ri.ey are the Idle
weak and contradictory inventions OF one whose in
ventions and contradictions notorious and who
having added caumny TO treachery. willing TO screen
himself from the public censure of both by another and
similar Delinquency
Here we should ce justified in resting lie matter M
~ HE shadow OF proof Of fact, should tie rro-
ouced or should be palmed upea the public as suc!
'u we choose TO go farther, and hold up this cal.
"Hhlatof OF The republicans of the state and Of tic
republican members o the last legislature in his ruo
colours We proceed therefore to give briefskefcb
ct "ilat the public understand act of reacbery 10
The Republican Party; unexanplcd in its history; deep
prencdtated, aud cnnsHmmaied a time when il cond
not be exposed and wien IFS effects could not be aver
Y ted
The hypothesis IS flat Mr. Noah has been The sub
sd'led supporter of Gov Clinton for the presidency
uhrg ie last two years, since the resting Of
his polIllcalars his fabulous Ararat-ttat the more
Ell ctually to ard design OF this SORT, lie has TO pass
may be proper 70 undcceive republicans abroad upon