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

sorry 20 sec any SUCH tUkeps Oi ahDy and ConsaDguI
nifty and good understanding; but t!ey have the FOOT
prints and the csh~marbs of the STYLE of that Office
shaAl show future occasion, cannot show il
now-t would be uureasonablebut show II will, and
in mapcer that shall satisfy any honest jury onl
the South side of Mason and DcksOn's hne-any
honest uiy-and will bring the presumption strong
that he must possess than Christian charity (Which
covereth all tbiugs) who will deny that there exists
strong presumptye eyihenCc-and, SIR against the no
nor OF man, against the honor of a lady, strong
presunptve evidence fatal thingit is always fla
tai when that presumptve evidence cannot be cleared
up and done away DO you read the letters of these
South American missionaries again, and compare
them with the tone OF the messages and letters which
have receiy ed-pu them IN columns again 1.-The
other, and mark the srnilitude. My suspicious temper
may have carried far--f K has, be, PARDON
but will shev enough-not a laudke rchief-noI TO
Justify the jealousy of Ohcllo-yct believe that the
jealousy might have been parduned TO the noble Moor,
certainly by me, had he not been black man; but the
idea revolving of that conncxiu that never
read that play with any sort of pcasurc-see il act
ed never could.
Now, sir, John Quincy Adams coming into power
under these lnauspcious circumstances and with these
suspicious allies and connexions, has determined be-
come the apostle OF liberty, universal liberty as his
father was about the time of the formation of the Con-
stuon, known to be tho apostle of monarchy. II i,
no secret in New York when he first took h.
seat as Vice President. recollection was school
boy the d,ne, attending the lobby of Congress- when
ought TO have been at SCHOOL, remember the man
in which my brother spurpcd by the coacInan
of the then Vice President, for coming too the
bla2oued the scutchcOn Of the ice Regal
rage. Perhaps may have Of this old almost,
ranking in my heart, and coming frors vino are
known to forsakc friend forgive foeI am
taught to fore i've my enemies, and DO from the bottom
ofny oar most sincerely, as hope to DC forgiven; but
il my euenies-not tic enemies county, for if
they come here in the shape Of the English my duty
10 Kill them; If they here in shape oy cs
in sleeps clothng-it my duty and nv business TO
the sheep skin from their back and, as Windham
said to Pitt open the bosom and expose beneath the
ruiied shirt the filthy dowlas This language was used
in the House Of Commons where they talk and act i
men-whcre they and drink like men, and do other
things like men, net like Bc,ys Adams deter.
mined 10 take warning by his fathers errors but in at
tempting the perpendicular, he bent as much the other
way. Who would believe that Adams, the son of the
scdition,law President, who held Office under his father
-who up TO Dec. g. 1907 tie undertaking staunch
adheren TO the opposition 10 eHersons Administer ton
then almost gOne-whO would believe he had selected
for his pattern, the celebrated Anarrhar,s Cioots
''OraOr Of the human racer As Anarclarss was The
orator Of the hnman rRce Adams was determined To
DE the President OF the uIRan race, when am not Us il
ling that lac should be President OF my name and race
but he is. and be, till lie third dav of March cie-
teen hundred and forget when. He las come out
with speech and message and wi,l a doctrine that
goes TO take the whole human family under his special
protection. Now, sir, who made bin his brothers.
keeper: Who gave him, Tie President Of the United
Statet. the cmsod, Of the liberties the rights or the
interest nj South America, any other America save
only the Uu4cd States of America, or any ether coun-
try under the SUM- lie has put himself We know into
the way, ana God send him safe delvcrance and
God send the country safe delivcrence from his poIi
cy-from his policy, Sir ii is eli known to you that
up to the period Of getting this message from Adams
tho champion here of his rights az a co ordinate
branch ci the government was the who rose
Immediately after the gentleman from New York and
protested against Cur opcung tc doors, reasuts4 with
which viii not trouble tie Senate. On tie Question
o call on the Executive, for other Information than
the treaties &c. said, the President is Coordinate
branch of this Government and is entitled TO all nDss
bic respect from II is his duty lay before ma r
formation winch must acifhc does not give US
sufficient information, il not business to ask for
more will AK for more and TO he given con
fdentialy &c Mr. Il here briefly aJyerc7l to the his
tory ofthe resolutions in did maintain
the rights OF the President, said Mr.. X but from the
moment he sent us TINS flcssage-ron that moment did
my tone aud manner 10 him change. From that mo-
ment was al altered man, and an I'D, not altered
fer the better. Here Mr. L. read the Executive mes
sage, oftue 10th February, follows:
in TO the two resolutions of The Senate OF the
18Th inst. marked Executive & which have received
state, respectfully, that all the comunca ions from
to the Senate, relating The Congress at Panama
have been made, Ike all other UPON fX
ecutve business, in confidence AND most Of them in com
plance with resolution of the Senate requiring them
couiienlisiIy. Believing that the established usage OF
free confidential communications betW the Exccu-
tive and the Senate, ought for Tie public interest,
be preserved unmPared, deem IL rny Indispensable
duty leave 10 The Senate itself the decision OF ques-
tioa'-Sir, Said MR. r.. II lie would leave TO the Sc
nate the decision OF the question, would agree with
him; but the evil genius OF the American House of
Stuart prevact-hc goes 10 say; that the question
''nvoIYes departure, hitherto far az ain informed
"without example, from that usage and upon NE mo
'tircS far ,ctich, not being informed OF them 30 not
"feel myself competent TO decide" If hi, had been
prosecuted for libel what jury woui have failed To
have found verdict such iuuendo2 that we were
breaking up from our usages, TO CRAFTY personal
spleen? say nothing about movements, because
he was not informed Of tbem the DueDd0 was, that
notices were black and bad That did | put,
like Hannibal, my hand the altar. and eternal
cnniity against hn and his politically. From that mo-
menti would DO any thing within the limits OF The Con
sttuliou and The law for Chatham said of likes,
would not in The person Of TIC worst of men, violate
those sanctions and privileges which tie safe guard
Of the rights and liberties Of the hest-but, within the
limits Of the Constitution and tic law don't carry on
tire war, whether il the Peninsula, any where else
shall be for want Of Mr.. II. went on 80
speak Of tie motions to which this message of the Pre-
sidcnis bad given rise Of which described tire
ture and character Of the message To the resolutions
said be- objected. I said you'd lave all the naked
ness of the Greek statue would even take of the