Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28

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aity TO play conspicuous part, submits himself to
the leading strings az FL, his inferior in all save
cunning and address II confirms VII at we hid hco,d
but moi believed ,ba, e ambitious and splendid Mr
Clinton had always leaned upon he shoulder Of SONG
one more irn and decided than hiinself--A:nSrose
Spencer or clse--and that nature in lher-
ally ing him with capacity, had denied HIM The
more valuable possession, of self dependence.
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The Enquirer of yesterday Brought forth lahured
Sindica'ion Of It's consistency against !e attacks thick
ana heavy which pubic long trifed With has of late
scwered Upon ~ Its consistency, What pros,i,u tion
ut the er, to apply TO that miserable weatlercock,
We're We the familiar friends of the Editors OF the En-
qurcr, should talk OF rome i'm the house nj,
man who bad been hanged mention the word COASTS
iedcy before them Consistency. They are so en,au
gisd in n'eshe Of Inconsistency that defy them to
ing self ran'ed and saf l4shed," by their own files
Their political history is continued Effort to prooi
tiate the dominant side ia politics Cor the time being
Not the dominant side in nassonat poi,ics--they care
not SO greatly FOR that, though ofcouse they would pre-
fer 10 be in majority there oo--bu, 10 Virginia in
their o,on Gomiaions Csch we#zle asleep in that it
he will Ugh: his feet-aDl, let tsrescotcal world
be tossed and agltaied ma v these ~ .li e,nen ~ IN
ever be found the safa that to say the strong side
We should have some hope that Virginia would vote
against Jackson. but for respect f,r Their
saGaci!y in smelling out the strong side We have
never known them mistaken but twice-once, when
Nr randolph was elected to the Senate, at which, time
they supported Mr.. Giles-and again when Mr. Ran
d"pawas defeated, AT which TINE they were SO well
satisfied Of his supecior strength that thew asserted But
The dag before, that he TO bs reelected without
opposition Possibly these gent amen may once more
De deceived but from preseat appearances they are
certainly justified in tor o2ioion of Jacksos s,ipotr
interest in Virginia.
ms vnacaon is neither e IN collection
OF all the ins vnrabls tng said in the Enafer
against Nc Adams, AMI il, Etuor OF Gen Jackson The
heretofore said 81 Gem ackSon an! tho
corade things said of Ma ia,. are carefully leh GA, Of
view F''e Eitnrs plume themselves Iittle upon the
hard things thy sail of AI Adams 1921 lha, there
may seem no conflict between their opinions OF him then
and nowbut o favoie expression, Of ,ei.el they
Tamember to forget" mast sincere oniu;ou
OF his aGi;sios sincere, because they then had no mo-
tive for nsncefity They creme mber arget calling
him "a monument Of diplomatic ganius an ..or"a,nen to
born in the same csuntry with him. They remember to
iorget, too, what they said 2l coparc rcd to adams
how inferior is Gen. Jaakson' All these things they
forget it only exsedicnt the la raj aud u.
favorable things they saii OF him formerly. With equal
aGnteness they their farn,er compliments to
Gen. Jackson, Remembering tn fosa" tlat they allied
h'e tysans military aesra, iranper upon
stiinton and the laws. Gentlemen Gentlemen. The more
you stir the matter the worse becomes You have lined
yourselves and escape, You mag put tho best facc
the aud try it ont-but in reality YOU
are sunk in your respect well fiat the world
Party spirit will d,ubl sustain you, as IL does Dun
Green but you have longer the proud reputation of
honesty aud nderrn dsncc yor enjoyed Your press
devoted the viles aud dt,ies work party; save the
Telegraph and Advertiser, the E,qurer has become the
most sanderous prn in TIE Jackson pack Way, we rather
think is than they, fo the Enquirer uses the Sill
lei'o while they ema'oy the sword slabs by nsi,us-
ton, wtiis they only kill by open assertion
We beg leave comment ON few pa ssa cs in their
yiniicaiion. Apnogising TO. their espousins Jacksou
side they say"Wc what desperate attempts were
made in Virginia to prop msclievoms Administrations
and how readily press, which sticks expadients has
lent all IT'S ehorts the of,c Coalition" VI should
really he glad learn, what these "dcsperats attempts
made by the friends Administration in Virginia
gance gentlemen and say what these 'despe npts
are Is it so c''na in yonr eyes that the people should
meet and express their opinions nj public nomina
Convention. and prepare ticket FOR Mr.. Adams? M
doubt you view all this cSrllinus flying the
face of the EnTuifer-hut Why do you call voluntary
meetings Of the people, 'rsperate attcnp, Besides tbs
popular meetings. and arsurnt the fair, We viii
add the no concasjre t're have hecu attempts made
in Virginia for the Administration. We kuow not what
the "pudent" Editors of the enquirer mean when they
charge with sticking rxredieuts"we shall cnn
slider them meaning to be respectful, until contrary
more distinctly appears.
But say these gentlemen, "all interests and ali our
hopes are embarked in Virginia. Nov Dukedorn
beggarly denicr, that truly spoken. Give gen
emen full swing in the Ancient Dominion let impu
dent Editor pnach upon this their prescripive uauorc
them quietly fill their pockets by TIE enquirer and public