The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17

| secret session, on the Panama mission, was, as
oeIueIed, complete abortion, without meth
od ana without argument rudis indigesta-
CUE moles." He has welded himself to Mr.
berrien OF Georgia, who, though gentleman
OF honor, integrity and talents, has no ohjec.
ton TO have tcO votes instead of one, and
therefore, takes special care, in the instruc
ton OF his pupil, to instl into his mind the
principles OF a sound, political southern faith,
'hat cannot be shaken by any compunctious
visltings of remorse, at the remembrance of
the violation of the duty lie owes TO his con-
stituents. | will not bear any further testi-
inony as to Mr.. Woodbury's course | will
say to him, however, " calcas isnes SUPPOSE
tos cneri:H "an habitaiioa giddy and IN
sure" has he who builds upon Mr.. Ram
dolph's faVor.-He may be shaken off and
trampled on, with as little ceremony as the
Senator from Maine was after they had got
his vote. Mr.. Holmes, by the way, does not
relish so well the epithets of "fool, and more
knave than fool" He taiked of a resolution
OF censure and Of satisfaction, manu- fort,n
but did nothing. He has however given us
an earnest OF his political redemption in his
vote on the question which gave quictus
TO Branch's resolutions. That one role, at
that time, was Of infinite value: for without
IT there would have been tie. As for Mr.
Chandler, the third member of your New En-
gland opposition, he is nailed fast TO the oppo
sition benches by a compliment which he re-
ceived, the other day, from Mr.. Randolph:
will say of him, observed Mr.. Randolph in the
words OF much greater man than | am. *
have never known him to do or say single
foolish or ndiscreet ihing.'' This will last the
old gentleman the balance of his life, and
counterbalance, in his estimation, all the disap-
probation of his deceived and BETRAYED con
stitueuts. OF the guerilla chief-the descend
ant OF Pocahontas-the lord of Roanoke. the
lshmaelitc, whose hand is against every mar
the VirSinian Senator, who, under the senate.
rial robe, carries the poisoned weapons of satire
and calumny TO assassinate the reputation Of
every individual who is obnoxious to him: the
false friend, who clasps man to his bosom one
day and spurns him the next-the pretended
republican, who is an aristocrat from the crown
OF has head to the sole of his foot.-the pre-
tended patriot, who, in his heart, bhors all our
institutions, social and moral, who has not one
single feeling in common with this people, and
WHO cares for nothing but slaves aud himself
OF him, say, or of his present political course,
IL rs unnecessary TO make any remark. In the
hour OF reflection, his own conscience must, q
adopt one of his own fine expressions become
swift and willing witness against him.
The opposition to Mr.. Adams administration
have adopted a course of conduct similar to
that taken by the opposition in Mr.. Jetferson's
hrst year. That opposition defeated itself,
strengthened the administration, and secured
Mr.. Jefferson's reelection by an increased ma
Jofity.--There can be little doubt that our
present opposition will work its own destruc-
ton in the same way.