Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-29

| in tie hands of NIr. ADAM, Tho o,,,, =, 3, .
oe "Ir, Adams De elected and the triumph
VI principles will be con,pletc.n Such beG,ro ~, Dr.
sioen'ai election, was the langtiape of him ,.h -
'eaus Tue opposition against Mr. Adams Wbnro 49,,
10 TOOK Tor the cause of this change OF scn,nops
orr calhoun had associated with Mr. .I,,,s -; 80,
Cabinet Of Mr.. Monroe: he bad hcen !, g. - nc
n'fkih hs course, of uniting with him in courc;,
NJ therefore, was well acquainted with the po,ic,i
arac'cr anu feelings OF Mr.. Adams, and il wa from
h's acquaintance that he induced To declare An.
country would be safe in the hands of Mr. Adams -
'S any change taken place in the character anJ feel.
hes oi MIR n: None Mr. Calhoun and his friend
oI; isen INTO reputation by their support ri the same
10y 'oat Mr. Adams has uniformly pursued If Gen
o"SnSon were To succeed Mr. Adams lie would he OK
- W auopt TIC same course. The opposition
"'c'eIore' 10 MIR. Adams, dwindles down 20 n mere
tS9o'i AFFAIR, difference men: and ne NIr f,I
noun was avowciy friendly TO the election or A.
auaIn' two years ago, the only ground we can find
'o' 'he change which has taken place is disappointment
or personal pique. Will the people of mo IJn;on euf
'e' themselves To be brought into mere conflict of
personal feeling? The friends of Mr. Calhoun ,rc
aware that they will not; and therefore they labour
" c1P'Ve tue opposition of IFS personal character and
attempt 10 show that Mr. Adams is unworthy of public
confidence because he selected Mr. Clay for his Sec
rotary OF State. AMI this appointment bears on lis fec
'ie evidence oil corruption II wc ask for the proof
"i '"e corruption, the answer is-No have il in Tho
iac' Mr.. Clay is Secretary OF State: Mr. Clay aided
20 cleo; Mr. Adams: MIR. Adams has rewarded him With
the oiicc and this is corruption y And ,l,cn Adam
and Eve Eden and the Devil, are brought in by way
Than ls cnnrse Of conduct pesunes them TO be- They
VIII reason thus; MIR. Adams elected rs Mr. JEFF
ierson was before hin lie appointed his Cabinet in The
constitutional manner, by and with the adv cc and CON
sent of the Senate: MIR. Cays abilities and standinn
"'S consistent advocacy of an American policv his
sinaiIon as representing the growing and important
interests of the Westal pointed him out as the nst
proper person To fill the State Department. There IS
no complaint as To the manner which he has filed il;
and we Tie pnblic Interests guarded and pionot-
co. snail the people be drawn into opposition 10
1rti ,Nf fl,E,.
an iniiviu"l and his fricnd,? Couimon sense will
give reply IN the negative. There is nothing for u
Inst opposition 10 stand upon; the measures of the Nd
minstraiion at Mr. Adams those which have been
sanctioned and approved by the people, under the adj
n,ins!ration of his predecessors the policy which has
given prosperity 10 the country is the Only POLICY which
the people Will approve. What then is TO be oppo, cl3
hound what point public disappointment be rallicds
The effort TO make the people in unison with a
party actnatcd only by private feelings, is absutd anu
VIII 'uFn out 10 be abortiTc. .Vai. ,|0Ur.