Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25

The late signs of the times have produced in him .
restlessness and feverish excitement, which should
ultimately prove fatal in its effects would not surprise
as Whilst pity the shattered state of his nerves
we cannot but laugh at the contemplate arts he
to- in the hope of promoting tho interests of his party
. lie accuses the National lntegencer, Journal and
wing OF forging letters and says the extracts from
The iaVors OF our correspondents, kyncburg Saun>
Ion, &c. recently published in the Wing, respecting
Mr. Ciay's innocence, and the change of feeling in
virginia. III favor of Mr. adams, ssbome made. y
We had expected that his guilt, twelve months
aso-which if we mistake not had well nigh been pro
we'd ON him-of manufacturing letters at Washington
PnrPort'ng 10 have been written from Kentucky do
taiDg the uniavorable reception given TO Mr.. Clay in
ms visit TO that state, when il demoustrabe fac:
that he hailed with enthusiasm and greeted with
distinguished bonors wherever he went would have
deferred him from the mention Of subject, which had
thrown much odlum on himself But one hacknied
in the ways of and guilt, is impenetrabIe TO the
better feelings of nature Rest assured, Duff, our
cause does not require 10 such despcable tricks
aod that our letters are genuine; though the norma-
ton they disseminate be calling your n,or-
lied feeings-or mortified, that ron see IL, every
o'tecuon evident signs of the approaching downfall of
your party aud the d,lcmma which Mr. Buchanan's
letter has placed you've know them TO be. However
CALLING may be 10 give you occasional speep into
our pigeon hole" we must and then spread some
OF It's contents before readers, that the voice OF
Virginia may be heard. We therefore take another
"peep into pigeon hole, and give the ollowipg ex
tract Of letter. from number of the same stanp.
the effects of which leave you to NOPE and puc upon
for while.
ExrRAcr LETTER FROM ERrDERIcKsnuRG
"Ihc cause OF the Administration IS gaining ground
here-the buchanan phi! Is operating very happily
and ! believe the time arriving, when Henry Gays
standing in Virginia will, If possible, he higher than
ever. The reaction in his favor is already consider
able. The vel! which intrigue and calutnny bound
over the vision of many honest has been rent
asurlcr, and with magnanmity honorable TO nature
they acknowledge the gross injustice Which has been
done 10 Clay, and restore him TO that high confidence
of which ''reeD eyed jealousy" had time depriy
ed him. Gen. Jackson's Virginia hopes are fast fad
lug. Some OF his friends aclsnow lodged that
his friend Garter Beverly and he and pow erful
response of Clay, had placed him in difficulties They
were anxcusiy looking for from his Pennsy
wanna ally buchanan. but when they fluid he expli.
city denies ever having made such communication
10 Jackson and entirely eXculpates Clay-and when
they recollect Mr. Buchanan at the last election
and is the friend of Jackson, and the political
enemy of Clay, in giving full crcdencc 10 bis state
Inent, which they can't withhold they Will leave Gen
jackson deep in the mre where his own irnprudence
and the zeal of his friend Carter Beverly have p!uno
| ed him.
| "in conversation with acquain ,ance who was
before developments decided friend of Jack
son. asked him 10 say with frankncss what impress
sion the Beverly correspondence, &c. had made upon
his mind. II confess (said he my prejudice agains;
Clay has been greatly removed: never ihuue, Gen
jackson fitted for President, but there was SO much
talk of corruption and bargaining at Washington nd
lending belief 10 il. thought it best TO fight the
Devil with fire, and therefore wished his eectioun ~
May no, with truth say, that the strong current
which for two years and half has been running a.
gainst the Administrator, has been given its great
force by portion of the community, who dcspsiur
dishonesty yielded to the sianderous charges of the de-
signing enemies Of Adams and CLAY, and they hike nv
acquaintance thinking il best TO fight tie Devil with
fire. desired the elevation of Jackson But tru, is
nnnipotent and has prevailed Those honest men who
have been deluded BY the fasehoods OF the designing
will now do JUSTICE and leave the defamers of character
TO perish in the flames which were kindied on the
intended funeral pile Of Clay Many lilo three months
since would have doomed him TO the curses of his
country and the fate OF a criminal, convinced of
his innocence and his lofty patriotism and knowing
The majesty OF his intellect, would that he Should be
raised TO the first honors of his country rejoice ;bat
Virginia is satisfied of his nnocence-sbe has cause
! to be proud of a son, who with fearless iDtrepditv
that conscious integrity only could inspire, has walked
uniniIred through tie furnace OF party and whose
happy deliver is the CONSERVATION of his
deadly enemies, than the delight of his friends Virpi
MIA vii! kill for him the ated calf! oicing not in The
return OF the prodiga but welcoming her much injured
SOM
PHILADELPHIA, August g.
) Co,niter|e Various accounts have appeared nj
late Of counterfeit notes of hundred dollars and
twenty dollars, the bank of the United States
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