Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05


members tbat boarded at his house To the Capitol
We used 10 meet Adams sir, trulging through the
mud, with his umbrella over his hcad-ic would not
ride with us, sir,-no-bc would not ride-iut Giles
at last coaxed him into bis carriage sir-Ave there il
was, SIR that the 'billing and cooling" began-Whv,
sir il could not be otherwisc( Tins porter. y
Throw any two ntrguers, sir into such situation and
they must become rs intimate, and confidential
man and wite-nO matter how great scouudrel the
one, sir,-but here t'co ScouaCs together sir
tie intrgUcy and the intrguec-both alike, sirI have
always said that Giles had 10 principle sr-I said il
twenty years ago--and | say it now sr.-Adan and
Eve would have come together-f either or both had
been as ugly as stu, slr,-iD ParaGse-ur in Purgato-
ry-fes! sir,-take my word for it--old Shakespeare
knew what he was about, sir,-If Ferdinand had not
arrived lie did upon Prosperous Island Miranda and
Cdt5an must have been and WIFE sir-'tis human
nature, sir, if know any thing about it.-You know
Mr.. Presidents say, sir you hno'c Tins some more
porter told YOU 10 your face SIR yes! as we rode
together to Gaiiard's funeral-that YOU and could
never be friends, sr-tlat did not think alike upon
any SUBJECT, Strand yet the gentleman, beg your
pardon SIR the Senato" flon-some State in the East
said your pciiticalthe Note taSer saws he adj
ded colfidoniiG-l believe the Note takcr sir-yesl
he said, your political, and confidential riend-I suffer
noJool to make friendships for me, sr-fool Swnuy-
or any other fool sir,-lookiug aud pointing at Mr..
Holmes, of Maine. Fool did say, sir'-Noie knarc
than fool too, sir,He kaclo IT, sir knew that was no
friend Of yours, sirbut he had motive for it. sir-a
purpose 10 answer, sr,-yes, moro knave, than fool
sir,-Poor Crawfurd--I pity bn-,ylere are all his
friends, sir?-bought up, sir.
bat Set US 70 the Letter againtis paper is worth
money, sr readingl Giles said that Mr. Adams was
at first reluctant TO call on Mr.. Jefferson '-coy-aye
little coy, sir, reluctant call Oh Mr. efferson-
My life for it, sir, he did not go in the open day-no
no, sir--l mean no reverence when say it, sir
but, my life for it, he went, like Nicodcmus in the
dak-iH TIE Gs'f, sir-vainy always seeks the dark
sir reading and when Giles said this, he added oil
htlS sac He it, did he:-Yes the seec1. aud the
see ee--ifI may be allowed TO make wprd-wcre both
alike sir precious pair OF scoundrels, sir-Bu hots
did he see?-Was he behind screen?-Did he pecn
through keyholc?-Was he hid in closet:-t Tins
some more portcr)- reading agan7 when spoke TO
you of Mr. Adams twenty years ago. and expressed nv
belief that be was an honest man, and would faithfully
support the administration - Ave, sir he was \
laa thenthe writer of this letter was boy, sir
Just returned from eastern coeHe-tginted sir as
all our southern young men must be, who are sent to
the east TO be characteristic would not let son of
me to any college north OF the otonluc sir-l had
rather he should not know how to read and write
Heading and writing you know, sir Dogbcrry SAYS;
come b. nature-but good scpsc--by education. No
slr would have no young man educated at eastern
ColieGelt corrupts them, sir where's that pottery:
lrc2dngl you replied, - THAT'S me- sir-I reped-
had forgotten the WORDS sir,-hey had escaped my
me!nory--no-they were in nc10,y, sir, but not in
my Tecoiiection reading1 You replied YOU are mis-
taken IN him, sir Why, sir, this very word SIR sir
IS worth thousand dollars reading you are ista
ken IN him. sir-he IS hppoc1c, and will betray his
country, II lie can have chance'-I Lnely him, sir
never deceived in nv lifc-Do say | never was
Because never act upon suspicious sirI always loo,
for tie Pro9fj, sir-Nhy, | had negro sir, whom
suspected inr three years. limited my suspci
on, sir,l waited for proof sirit came al last sill
caught him in the fact--and said TO hn-CufTce or
AtInGo, or whatever his was-Did ever tell YOU
that suspected yOu:--no sir--Dd you ever see any
tlng IN my conduct towards you to make Won think
That suspected you:--No sir.-No, sir. never act
upon S&pic1on-I knew HIN, sir, ! watched this J. o.
adams, sir-I knew he q hypocIc, sir-he was
f"ei--s o"and will be- 10 the day of his death, sir.
--iiear-O Israei-i.isten ye gentlemen of Boston
What uIis-wfat shall l call him, .4DostafeH-Ycs--
tins apostatc John Quincy Adams says OF YOU. He
says you conspired to divide the Union-to Join the
eastern states to CanadaNIr President YOU re,ne,n
Der Tie famous Pot-yes-you and were on the com
iittee before whom the famous Count Cri{on appear
ed, and before whom the equally famous Henry did not
appcar-Nhy, sir there was so villainous Il plot
since the world was made do not speak Extensively
10 my friend from Boston beg his pardon-the sena-
Tor from i3oston-no, TO the federal party-arnong
. whom are some very honest ncu-but | say TO YOU,
gentlemen If you support this hypocrite this trai-
tor, tins aPostatc after what tie has said of YOU why
you deserve It, that's a-llI put him down, sir-I
put him down, siror il dont--IHl leave the coun.
try, siT--Iil go to Europe sir, and console nlvseI
among the slaves and ccFf5 OF the other continent
Virginia IS up IN arms, strip in did say, sir?
y es!--Dut what do mean by arms, sir?-Do mean
that She has rifles in her hands?--No sir we do not
take up muske5 and rifles to kill feas, sir-to shoot
mosquitoes, sir.No-are trust bicDl off, sir we brush
them ot--Poor Virginia, she had the honor of Civ ing
UtlO1r
James Monroc-I say, sir, she had the hoaor-bnt
What was her PrQft sir?-Why, like the Cober'S wife,
she was the worst shod woman in the parish.
The I'M, Richmond Wing, sir,--yes that young protege
of Henry Cay--IIenry CIay!-Psha!!--The Press.9
aye, sir, Democratic Press and abby the way, is
tins said Col Binns the same Col. Bnns;-~not Colonel
though at - ASHES - who was offered to me
body aud soul, by old N'Lane twenty years ago, when
quarreIed with Jefferson TO publish any thing and
every thing might choose TO write2--I thought So
Why, sir, would not have him Mcn--I said then he
was too great rogue for me-too great rogue then
sir--what Is he now? - - who is your Secretary
Of the Ireasury?--who was his father, sir2I tell you
SRA cIeTais IN disguisea hypocritiCa traitor. sir
an accompice OF Chat sCoundrel-wiO was that gen
erai that fought duel with - during the Reyo
iut0nary Wa': Internationally aye General Con
wayne was an accompi;ce Of that scoundrei sir in
Tie infamous plot to put doo,s Gen. Washington and
put up Charles Iee,a yiiIaiaou plot, sir--hc was
rewarded Tor 1t with the treasuryshp Of the Mint
Tins, more porter. The collector Of Norfo5--;yho
IS hc, SRA vile tool strand the Representative
from the Norfolk Districio--a poor r,isersL bic 90,