Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

y of Jackson conduct the opposition that nothing il
sacred 10 them. Integrity presents no defence, and
they talk IF disunion with familiarity. Let the friends
OF order civil asccndanuy and the union really in de-
fence of their principles while they can yet do il with
hopc of.uccoss. Let those who do not choose TO b.
dictated to by the army spirit out boldly in re-
ssence 10 The attempt. There is reiux in the tide
manly excrtion and cooperation will yet deprive
jackson OF Virginia, state tina, las been given him
without the consen, OF ihe people,
The Enquirer has become ie brother to The Te,e-
graph in desingenuousnes II repeats tile slv fals NJ
the administration playing upon Virginia aud ascrbes
all The movements made and those contemplated in yr
ginin, 10 the immediate finger OF the Cabinet. Is ,bis
TO be horncs Win it not allow the people tho,rl il,
ninori,ies, to assemble an: speak ON the public affair
without ascriting their motives, TO a cause dsbo,ors
bic 10 them? Is that paper so necessarily and absou,
y orthodox that 10 differ from il in opinion is n,sf
not ooiy of heresy, but OF debasements When win In,
editors OF that rarer speak the equals aud cease t.,
speak as the masters of their fellow citizens. Wbe,
will they learn 10 address the community in the resnec,
rhl language of advice, and in the insocpt tone
ofdicaou2 Is the Enquirer authorized in SAVING th,,
the meetings in Virginia only create false i'm
preston, that this State is for the administration, W.
deny the assumption. The meetings in Virginia ar.
OF spontaneous growth They are not gotten IN TO
make noise, to deceive the world II has ncvce
bern asserted :lat Virginia the administrations
That the friends of the administration are numerous
respectable, and inceasing-ihat there is well foun
ded hope that concert, activity and free discussion vii
yet bring the people reject and ultimately rance
Virginia against The army candidate is all conteni.
for Ii the people of Virginia finally assume This
tude II viii not be from 'edripng"as the Enou;,er r.
Inmates, but in part because they will not be driven
10 put down dictaon ard prescription will unitc with
The motive of defeating the army candidate and i;.
host OF hungry oGice seeker aud depentants-,nj I,
VIII sweeten the triumph, that the same stand which
defeats the army candidate, will also PROSTATE the Jun
Ia who have long loried it over public opinion
II IS SAID sensible people in Tennessee are Iaun,;n.
IN their seeves, at tie prospect of Gen. Jacsons sue
cess friend writes that one of this Dissertation
the subject, struck the luicrousness of te
rage for Gen. j., that be laughed till the tears ran from
his eyes Nevertheless they mostly go for Jackson
from stale and personal considerations II o,bcre
laugh in their sleeve what the General do1
! .Hy. .2damS, Mr. TYe5sie,- and .ln mr. Jone--rt
National Palladium of Philadelphia on the eve of t,
late election in Penns yania alledged that in the win
ter of tie last Presidential election Mr. yobn Rally
Representative from Massachusetts had copversat;o,s
with Air. Webster and Mr.. Adame On The considers.
lion Which would tie paid tie federalists in the ere,t
OF Mr. Adams being elected; aud na letter was writ,
len by Mr.. Baly to Mr.. Webster contaioinp thc rr
SAT- OF those conversations, and corrected in AR
own hand 10 be used By Mr.. Webster in inguencino.
tie vote o! The federal members az CONGRESS: and ,,f
it teas used by Mr.. Webster
When we first this statement. and saw er,to,
That the Palladium proTered the names of two mem
neis OF Congress as authority, we could not believe,
that Piotigacy had yet extended far enough in tl,fs
country, 70 produce forgery SO monstrous and 81,
easy OF detection. We believed there was tru,i, In ih,
statement mixed With msapprehension. and ,,eermiu
ed 10 await frl,her developments On TUESDAY, tho
Enquirer confirmed tie statement of the Palladium in
The essential PARTICULARS namely, that letter des{o
mating Tic course that would be pursued towards III,
iederaiss ana corrected in places in the band writing
OF Mr.. Adams, was shewn by Mr.. Webster TO Mr..
McLane 0! De'awa'e--and that This was commuui
Gated to the Editors OF that paper by three members
oi Congress who had tic fact from Mr. McIane him
self.
To discredit statements thus avoucbed was i;npose
bte and we not little surprised when Tie nor
them mail OF Thursday brought tic follow ng letter
from Mr. Bailey Tie gentleman whom the Palladium,
ayers wrote the letter in question. In the first place
we give 'e original publication in the Pslladium
"lIe Hon Daniel Webster has al all times Leen
an aFdent aud uniform Federast, strongly orpc--
sed TO The election of SIr. Adams as President and 81,
lis arrival al Washington i'm tie winter of 1874 %
uIned reserved ana cautious deneau0r which LEFT
many IN doubt 10 bis real design II was al one time
IN favor Of Calhoun, and when he was dropped he was
IN ot Crawford; aud when il wa doubtful a. To Lila
success, hc vas left 10 choose between Adams and Jack
son Ills vote in the house individually could moi af-
feet the vote of lis State, but his personal Influence in
c house might be of much consequences At this cri-
SIS W custer ''a' waited upon By Bailey The wu
IT was SAID ihicrieed ia tbe Vermont election for SEN
ator, and s0u"ic4 as 10 his determination. In Tire
course Of conversation between them, Webster avow
Ell his Federal predictions, and said I've did not think
tie iedcTa!ists ii they gave their support 10 Adams
could calculate upon any consideration in The disri
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