Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

u'e PFeieAt .eT @ni'naive:S:on. Cnhappiy Tor their
the temperate and Concatory but firm message of the
president destroyed ali the hopes arising from t, do
! "ca'e, pcrPcNinS aud dangerous subject. l cannot
I restrain Tie expression of my Indignation when !
near The maine oi Gov Troup mentioned The only
'Isa'on oil the atrocity OF his injury To this Union
Gu oe round In the belief which has been entertained
o ms insanity. But ii there be no alicna,ion of
son. 1! he has yielded To the dictates Of a violent ana
uhSorerna5ie temper, there can be nu exteru,,o, f
ms crime. hes, crtae For remard the man ,vosn
Po anu influence, have been used TO array State
ana the General Government in oppos,,ion 4, e,c
VINO has oid defiance to the necessary exercise
" legitimate power on the part Of the Executive of
ls country, whose measures have tended TO dupinis,
" iah Vi all patriots III the perpctu:ty of our Union
who has injured the sacred cause Of liberty in other
countries by showing tie tendency popular and oon-
cue-oeo Governments To dissolution, guilty of the
highest crime, worse than Benedict Arnold whose
name has been "damned 10 everlasting flme.n And
YET Tie measures oi this man, sustained and an
pauaed, while the conduct OF the Administration has
oeen censnred. saw in the Richmond Enquirer a
studied euiugIun the report OF the Committee of the
senate IN relation 10 the Georgia affair." aud the usual
portion OF abuse of the administration without any
ihenton or or reference 10, the report of the Commit
tee OF the House of Representatives. The report OF
ithe committee OF the Senate Is an elaborated compost
ton, aud prepared wiH,smtb IL deals chiefly in
geRcEai refectolis and1absract propositions, which
howeres true in themselves DC not apply to the Adm-
nisraton. but Yeiy forcbly TO Gov. Troup to whom
they should have been addressed You will find in the
report oftae Committee Of Tue House of Representa-
ives lie origin of the power OF the Government in
relation 10 the Indians, traced with great research and
accuracy, and the true state of the question at issue
between the Government and the State of Georuia
which differs essentially from that presented by the
port made 10 the Senate. No candid or impartial man
can hesitate TO give the preference, point of yes
gatol OF the facts, and OF accuracy in their statements
TO the report made 10 the House OF Representatives by
their Committee.
II Gen Jackson be elected President of the United
States he viii soon have uppusoa 10 HIM strong Darty
nj
rs no dc"bt that promises have been made by the
trends OF Cen jackson, Though hope and believe
not "itt his concurrcnce of Offices a number much
greater than can be complied with. well remember
at the last election of President the number of Jesne
rate advenurcrs, bankrupts in reputation an fortune
men waiting principle and wanting bread - who crow
ded tie taveins and boarding houses in eager anticpa
ton OF re"Png the profits Of their jealous support Of
jackson. The same again rayius. under his
standard, with an eageTness for victory, and an anne.
tIte II expected enjoyment wheted bv the fasting of
more THAN two years. These must have their reward
else they will speak with loud and audible voice
Bit the talented combination men, those who assem-.
Died at their roosEs in the Capo! las assered or at
other places of resort, be rewarded with all the
Offices OF the highest order such Heads of Depa,t
eits, Ministers &c. &c. The nuiEher of these will
he so great rs to leave little for the vat number of!un
cry eNfectans So that complaints and deep murmur
IGgs must be the result.