Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

"'e' 'iat blows inflicted b. hand fair must hare
been delightful. Like the faithful spaniel we wou,h
have Kissed the hand that cas,ised us-nay for thu,
matter we wou'd willingly have extended The cour
'osy 10 the rosy lips that pronounced The threat.
10 NorTeSpc""ent--Thc temporary absence of the ST.
~ r' mas ocersio"ed numerous favers of correspou-
dents addressed 10 him individually, to have remained mn
opened To remedy this Inconvenience in future.
Pohoens viii be sn .a0j address he communication.
to tie Editors.
's III '"iS cause, we have rot repubhcd MIR. Jennr-
S'e"''s 10 Aerchevai as requested by certain citizens
" "'"'s"'eN' 1hafio'e &c The elections being either
over or at hand, in those countless we presume thor. i;
~ an ''"i'd'a'e compliance with the request
IL VIII DC attended TO in the course of the summer
ihe correspondence between Mr. Moore and Dr. C,,,,
ea we heve been applied publish by the friend Of
tho FIRST named gentleman will apn.ar n, Fr;d, w,
b'Te been requested say by AIR. Moore b;nse,f tho,
MI Dun Green's statement of what passed between MI
Moore ana himself i'll relation the demand of the author
OF the attack upon Mr. Moore Telegram is p,ucl,
exaggerated and discolored. Sef-respect restraints Mr.
Moore from further notice o. i,
De author Of the famous 'EsaeI TJl quiz has eddres
ST" us communication on that subject, which shn an.
pear on Friday. lie who has ucceeded in co,v,.; ,,
"'"e community with mcrfi'neu is entitled pso facto IN
the small boon asked Mt hands.
iaoeons correspondent has enclosed us an e-x,racy
from the Petersburg Republican, in 1s1a announcing viii,
great triumph that Ir. Randolph was to bo opnosed f,r
congress- by JOHN W. Eppesdepreca,ing in impassoued
terms the reelection OF the former and concluding with
an energetic prayer the throne of Grace far h def,
"i this our correspondent the present onipion
o that paper, and its singular devotion to Mr. Ranaonh
invoking US to expose merits, such barefaeed incor
!cci Ia Cd IN,
ny our correspondents powers aton-powery
greatly exaggerated 10y his paratv-but We ben leave
to decline the task Notwithstanding We beg to remind
him OF the benevolent maxim crstiani,v that nautrd
should tie Judged accordug the lights" Where these
arc cYV or altogether wanting ear should forgive a.
justice nigh! condemn.
correspondent enquiries why have not republisIsd
Mr. Chapman Johnsoms speech in favor of Convention
delivered in 1906 and enclosed by him in a staunio
Eagle of that year, Simply because we have never
cTivPd IL we before appriscd that such docunery
had been transmitted troug!, the Post oaice and =,
the time, surprising it might have been is!ad in the Posi-
Once of this City, procured inentc,ua search for II
We, who t'avc heard the rous ienunciatons nf t,
cal! OF Convention from the lips of Canpmap Johrsn
were eager - seq shat arsarcbis highly nifled
could urge IN ITS favor, while his opinions still inclined hin,
10 I've SIDE OF reform aud OF the people The saunou
'5'0 CONTAINING "cSe arguments. and which should
value more highly than Of ueen Aune pennies has
never reached u.s. If it be possible we should be ob 81
TO any correspondent Who furnish US with another
c0ry. We feel bound however, having alluded to Air
'o''ns""s former opinions Conventions TO state that
the revolution III his sentiments, owing to the aU of
1910 cqalzing tie representation the Senate which
removed! tho objections The Constitution which had f
r"e';y weighed wita him sustain the call Of Couycn
ton.
We have been called upon rcpubIsh the essayy Of
ASer"on Sidney, upon Gen. Jacsos conuc in the Sem
mole War; which VIII 40 early practicable TIE
correspondent who classes the author those celebrated
essays with Gen. JacksnDs present adherens is mistaken
lie is not to advance opinions without reflection or
TO ccnut them without conviction. Resting upon the solid
foundation Of the CONSTITUTIONS and which have neve.
Been questioned his opinions Of Jacksons violence and
'rsroc, are unchanged aud uncharseab;e.
Eglraet # n Letter from UGshiayfoa
WHY DO yoI BOi ask the Editor Of the IT, s. Tc;e-
graph something about the urge jackson meeting hell
here some time in ie month OF February las;2-Ger
Van Ness. president &c. Gen. Green, believe.
offered every resolution, and bad almost every thing TO
s"y--i"ere were about twenty persons, perhaps WHO