Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
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The Senior Editor of this paper yylo has been absent
Tor some weeks from this city, he is fully able TO an
swer, and may probably IL on his return unless he
shall deem that warfare dislouorable, which is wared
against such opponents As to the right witty and
faceous Judge in Israeli we deem i, almost waste
OF words TO remind him. that BY common consent of
both friend and foe, he stands rrecnincrt as one of
The most complete political jugg!crs of the agc. We
do not say this Ill rcsentul spirit;- is the impartial
award OF all honest men of every party who have had
ans opportunity TO observe the sinuo,s course of this
veteran writer, AID who have arrentcd the proslit
ton o! talents for talents he has which are worthy of
better employment. That this man should talk of the
gross attacks On the characters of public menn-of
Tue unbusin aldacity of the presses in the pay of
the adninsiration"o the "atgocous caiumniesu upon
Cen jackson, VI hon he represents, rs shaving
ably Allied many civil stations CT npo tance"-as hold
ing "a iIFm nervous reu-as firmly as he holds
SWORDS indeed one Of the many wonders of these
wonderful! times. Flow can we better confute Major
Noah than by the testimony OF Major Noah himself?
How can we better dispose Of This Swiss mcrcenarv--
THIS real Major Dasetty, than by holding up to him
mirror in which be shall discern his Own visage-the
very "orm and pressure" which he has since moulded
INTO another shape, TO suit his vena purposes
and those OF his employers Let the reader Judge how
tender are the Mayors sensibiltes; how sincere his
soiicude for Gen Jacison's regulations when we con-
front him with the following declarations from himself
made only three years since
IeO. 81, 1821.-"Vith respect 10 Cen Jackson we
nave had but one opniUn of his claims and merits
aud rank ourselves atnonb, the ro,s;Spy go. Co.
age" $50
.'iie has no acquaintance with the civil roicv Of
n'S coun'y-wiui me state of cur foreign reiatiups
and internal aasr s.In the limited civil de,ar,ment
io o,ta1 I'll
an utter disregard 10 Tie iaos and temper urbeconr
ing h'S nigh station. lis talents his feelings and
attachments, are all military. He is, of all the cand
dates, the most likely To involve the country in war
ny an TnTetuous and uarestraned temper n nd To es
tabIish MILITARY DYsrorTs1In
95ii .Hnrct, I82I.-"IIowever imposing NAV have
been The nomination Of Gen Jackson in PENNSYLVANIA
we stili have hopes that state moderate so rati
onal, SO relecrG, will not ha=ard The pubiir safety
by supporting man for the highest civil Office ,cio
RI ~ se I-tHed indifferent 10 r,u6c oDjno ,J C
n temper SO 7oarijke and impefuousn
I'm .2prR 1324.-''lt is proper that we continue 10
oher evidence of Gen. Jacksons total incapaci.y for
the nigh station contemplated, and the danger which
must necessarily attend his elevation tie Chief Ma
gstracy" ''This is the ooho is aitcmpted IN he
Lorce4 "'on ne people. as their Chief Magistrate wien
had justice been done HIM he would have hoar Nc
MISSED INSTANT NFOUsIY.o
''Thc General preferring Monroe 10 RIadiso, bo
cause the former could stand blood and carnage better
ms recommendation Of military generally 10 Office.
s ayowal that lie would have bent the law 10 chi, b;s
purposes, and hanged Cabot, Oils and LYMAN of the
Hartford Convention, probably including the resncc
taoie 9ecre;ary--aii exhibit rEEocIoUs disposition
1fa"cfca by no ro"f'fuonai or iesaI6arriers checked
q" no HUMANE or just considerations 1t is out ,5 The
question: out o. all reason to H,inLc ohim EVEN ron
! MOMENT for I'Icsdenr
1GM .Hay, 189i.--" Whatever public opinion NAV
pronounce upon the motives and objects OF the Hart.
ford Convention, the ferocious illegal and violent
measures contemplated by Gen Jackson mould be n
Jdr sample of his mild adninsra tion Ii, ApvANcrn
/ TO THE PREsiDENCT.'
2JHL ,ffTU GsjYiiie ,yo atn;, g., IL
oers OF the Hartford Convention should all have brep
punished for their wicked and detachable conduct re
are no less SHOCKED at the crucf immoral, AND rtrE
GAL intention OF Gen. Jackson towards that body -
Now although we know Yen Major Noah, TO be pro
verbally an Israele in whom there is gue-althourI
Sir John FalIsaF himself had no, viIer tr,c, of tel
/ ling downright -, and then swearing TO ii,-vet
we challenge you, with your brazen fontsaiccc
TO say if the quotation you have made from our edi,o
rial remarks, is one tenth part severe as what YOU
yourself have said Of Gen Jackson in The oreroipo.
extracts Come out and yourself before this
ton, for wanton and causccss apostac, II IRE de
serve "banish'non,' FOR defaung Cen J., prav thon
reverend dIgnitaTy in tire Commonwealth Of Arrara II
what punishment do you deservca Arc Won the fair
honest narrator OF passing which YOU would rin
make others bolicvc2-thcn look al The following nara
graph which we extract from Ito very plumber of the
Ne10 Tor1 Ealnirer in which wo find your cornena,
~ upon our language.
"The jackson men have succeeded in CARVING,
great portion Of their ticket in liaine. SIcEnirc has
beat Holmes in the congressional election 2toG TO
1882
Now this is the very quutessCnce Of efontery. You
would produce The impression il you could, at 51cTn
lire The successful candidate, Is friend 10 Cen. jack
oo;-whereas you well know, that Holmes, tbo,,rb in
the main friendly TO Mr. Adams has been left on, be-
cause su,PeetcdVf leanirg the other way. "T'bou
ypocri'e, first cast ont tho beam from out thine own
oye and then hou witt clearly the mote which is il
Thy brothers. cyc.p
AS 10 our frcod DuG, shall despatch him without
ceremony The fault We find with his dishes IS that Iey
arc served up with too much ccarsnesss and vulgary
lie has all the itnrudenoe and audacity Of his New
IoIk colleague, but lhout any OF his snirn md d