Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16

they bad given prove each other to be-Vha ashanti
say.
Sir, in what hook it-vuu know better than lin
what parliamentary debate II, that, upon certain
union between Lord Sandwich, of the most
up! AMI proHgate oinen in al! the relations OF HE and
the SanCtimouUus, purI;an'Cal Lord Mansfield, and
the other ministerial henderson, what occasion was it,
that Jpus said after ord Chatham had said before
hun, that II reminded him OF the union between BhG
and Black George who professional man, but
only planter whose reading has not gone very deep
uto black letter, though do know little of that
foo: do believe there wisdom-aiter the Bible,
ShakeSpear and Miltou-- do believe that in DoX QuiN
ottc, Gil Bias, and Tom Jones, there contained
greater body of wisdom than is to be found the
number of pages in the whole collection of eng
1sh and foreign literature might have added to them.
the famous Thousand and One Nights for though they
fabulous they human nature IL is true is
Eastern nature, but it is the thing that Fielding
served up-t Is human nature. | remember very well,
the heroes of Gil Bias, the OF Cos
coiina old friend Scpio-i recolleCt very well, an
adventure that befe him. Towards tie close OF that
inimltaole and immortal Scipo is called on
TO tell the story OF his life. He begins by saying that
he-- is q rcmai kabc coincidence--he was born IN in
fancy oindgence, ignorance and sir the son OF Cos
coliua might have kept up the ALTERATION, by adding
mpudeuce and that if he had been the author of his
own being-if he had been consulted the occasion,
he would have been grandee CT tue first class Who
doubts II? Who doubts SCipio any one else, when
he says, he would have wished TO have been born of
good family, to good estate, and 10 have been brought
Up in good habits, and with the manners and principles
OF gentleman Who doubts IL 1t was Scip!o' mis-
fortune that lie and would take Scipo's
evidence IN this case or any other mans. Among other
adventures that befe the of Coscolna, he entered
the service of certain Don Abel, who carried
him TO Seville, in Audalusia; and, a certain coca
Sion coming home with very bad Lock from card table
that will sour the temper Of the mildest-l have
ladies themselves not bear heavy losses cards
~ well-he gave Scipio box the ear, because he
had not done something which he had ordered
him do; bat which tie part of good
have done without being ordered. Scipio goes to
te his story 10 bravo and tells him that his master Is
going TO leave Seville, and that, soon rs tie resse!
runs down the GuadaiquYcr, lie shall leave him If
this your plan of revenge the bravo your honor
gone orever-not only do this, but rob himtakc his
strong box with YOU ScipiC, that time bad not con-
ceived the atrocNus idea of adding robbery to breach OF
trus but he agreed TO the proposition. But they
descending the stair case, the bIavo-strorg as
Hercules, TO carry OFF other mems goods-wth the'
strong box on lis shoulders they met by Don Abel
The bravo puts down the Golfer and takes TO Ills heels.
and ScLiO ats the issue o. his masters wrath He
tell bis story and put face on the matter. What
are YOU doing with my Golfer am going TO take ii TO
the ship. Who told you to do So? Nobody. What is
the of the ship? | don't know; bat having
tongue in my head can inquire. WHY did YOU carry
my Golfer of? Did you not ciastise me the other da!
for not having done something without being ordered:
Did not know you were about In embark and was
my duty your luggage safe board the ship
Abel's reply My good friend go abcut your bus-
| never play with those who sometimes have
card too many, and sometimes card too few" 1t shall
lie my business said Mr.. Il. TO Grove at future time
that tins is te prcdicaHcn in which our present Minis
stand: whereas, certain occasion, they had
card too few, another they had card too many, or
{ coarcrs0. | believe prove il both ways. !, like
Don Abel, a.n ready bid them go their ways peace,
and TO determine that they shall play again, with
the power and the money Of the People that represent.
with my leave ] say will prove, il tie Senate vii!
have the patience 10 listen to mel VIII prove to their
satsiaCtion that the President has Jonathan Russccd
himself have good right 10 coin compound veT
other people. I say the President OF the United
States has Russelied hisclthas SHOWN that,
in the execution Of great public trust, Ire has done
that Which has damned Jonathan Russell to cYeT!ast
ing nfauy, snh cuabcd him put his foot on Russell
TO clap an cXtingulsfer on him. If don't prove it
pledge that shall be reGcened-n like the pledge
about the navigation of the AIississppI-not like The
sedge Spanish American rc5o!ution-it shall
Ge redeemed or will sit down Infamous and coneatcd
for tie rest of my fc. And how sir, has he Jonathan
Russelicd himself? He has done by the aid and in
s;fumenaIity OF This very ally. shall not say
winch is BllGl and which is Black George. do not
draw my pictures such way 10 render IT heCes
saPy write under them his man, this is hOTscn
| say :his ally has been the means Of Jonathan
EussclhDg hnj and for what, Sir hear great deal
about the nhrmi:y of certain Consttutons-not paper
constitutions we hear great deal OF constitutional
Inrmityse years IS too long FOR Of us 70 WaIt
and If The President he disposed of the end
three years then, being Jonathan Russele1, may they
not, by turning up of Uumps, expect to
coed hnrf shall suggest to my good frond from Mis-
souri, whether there not in fact Trojan horse within
the walls OF the Capitono, not of the Capitol, but OF
the Executive Palace. / would suggest to him Whe
Their there not in tie camp, who, II should
fail III blowing any body sky high, VIII put them-beow
only the Sky, but the ground bury them But, what
the motive may hay been tie fact have stated
it, that there Is a discrepancy 10 tie communications of
the Executive to Congress; and will state another
thing when l come to H. it Is, that DO believe
though l do not pledge myself to prove--but will
pledge myself TO make out very strong case, such
would satisfy jury in the county Of Charloue-and
woud put sscif that jury and be fried BY God and
uy county, then say sir iat there strong reason
~ believe that these South American communications,
which have been laid before Us manufactured here
Washington. by Inc pens, under lie eye of
ministers 10 subservc their purposes Sir, though
in one respect ain like the great Earl Of Warwick
the king maker, AMI lille unlike bin IN uumakiug
ono kinc-tiough between two has ks can tell which
flies the higher pci-be;weon two dogs which has the
decor rnort!-bclwecu two hoses which bears him
bcsshctwCcn blades, which hath the better temper
5ctUeen two girls. which bat! tic nerr1er eyc--yet
IN matters OF law ain Ike the un!earned Earl Good
lack. one thing has my attention been turned to-