Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06

partial guarantee Tor this was also furnished in tho
tate oil his father. l bad no idea that i the rock
before him, on which that father had suffered not;
cal shipwreCk, the would SO upskifuv have ,,,,
gated ms vessel as 10 have incurred the risoue of
ing also against it. 1t should be inciJen,a,Iy p,cD
oOed also, that Massachusetts had stood by the sout
IN prePondcia iing vote agains, the Tariff and had
tohdIy hoped that DIR. a. would have possessol a.,
ieeiinSs of bis parent State But candour reou;rs -
mere publicly TO say that his first splendid MESSAGE -
congress has long since withered all my hopes-f saw
in " an almost total disregard Of the federatiye prnci
pea more iattudinous construction of the co,ti,u
loh an has ever before been insisted on--no oltore
'"e' III inc particular measures eaded whicj,
were bad enough, but for thcm he had some show nj
-, aS IA the broad and general propositions
winch 1t has laid down the basis of governmental
duty From the moment of seeing that mcss,ge ali
who have known any thing of me- have known that T
$1,000 distinctly opposed TO this Observation-Disclosures
from facous spir-pot with a view 10 elevate IA
V"rite or advance myself, but the great PRINCIPLES
which have regulated my past life. honestly bel;eyc
he preservation OF the decorative principle Of our go
Vernment to be nseparaby connected with the perpet
ua'on OF tbery--and not who shall assai il,
whether personal friend personal foe whe This r
any subsequent administration shall ever be ready
oppose SUCH attack with feelings of the most deter
mined resistance.
In prosecuting the war against those 5oc,r;no,
shall hold myself at liberty to employ such prorer
means as may deem most ft--kcepng ALWAYS in
view The principles of our political creed claim the
ui advantage OF my situaton--l claim To survey m,
whole battle cld--to consult with my distnrn
colleague, with whom anticipate no material differ
ehce OF opnion-to ascertain far practicable the
'o'V ana feelings OF the prominent actors in the an
ptoachih% contest, and thus to dcduce the probabi
chance of advancing princples--war for then,
shall he ready TO prosecute under any banner and al
mast under any leader In such cause will consert
tn become zealot. II is cause calculated I'm ave.
ken zeal tor IT is that of the constitution and of Iiberr
=" hen those banners which float above U.S. SHALL he
made TO c"''cr on the embattled field, then NAV
a"ahuoh .e doctrines of our fathers and forget my al
ieSlance TO the consiitution--but not before
nm these expositlUns suffer me 10 conclude aner
AGAIN returning you my thanks, by proposing you sem
lifnent which II II has nothing else to recommend i;
iows at least from honest convictions
The Federat,ue Sysem.--In its simplicity. there i,
grandeur-in its preservation, liberty--n its dostruc
ton, tyranny.
o. Tie General IYelfare--Best advanced NV =,
exercise of powers strictly Constitutional fMnsc-
Jefferson and Lberty.)
o. The Presidency--Niay it ever be the reward Of
Presidents Marchl
10. me Memory Of Washington, Jeferson Henri.
an" .HaSon-i4et not the example of these worthless
pass uhhceded to oblivion. Aiusc-Jefersons Dirge
H. me University IF Iygnia. Know ledge is AZ
once The basis of virtue, freedom and of power fAIu
s'c-tlai mysterious glorious scence.)
H. The PreSS.--Tbe sentinel of libertv The re
straInts imposed upon it by arbitrary Governments
WelL) ''
49, The American observation-disclosures be,,,h
TO all good lasses.)
We will publish the Volunteer Toasts on Friday.
Mr. Giles, who had been invited, addressed to the
committee the following letter and toast:
Richmond, .ifarch ed 1877
Peter v Daniel, John Robertson, John & Clopton
w N. trump, and John w Nash Esos
Gentmen In reply 10 your kind and highly estee,n
Gu invitation, on behalf OF number of the Members
Oh me Leg stature and many OF the citizens OF Rich
mond, to Public Dinner, at the Union Hotel oriven
fO fol LII
ijicr r0n his retiring from the Chof M ,gistr CIV OF
1918 commonwealth; permit assure y,,n dat
participate iniiy with you, in the respect ted to-
wards Governor Tyler on ;is occasiou; and shoiJa
take great pleasure in paraking with Yourselves him
SELF the Members of the Legislature and the ctZeas
OF fIchInond IN Dinner upon his retirement from Of
nee ou am forbidden that pleasure by state of con-
nnued personal inirmities Wishing Won an anreeab,
party, be pleased gentleman TO accent my resnect
and friendly regard VIM e GILES
pirgina--Let her be united, and her poti-
cal morals VIII forever ensure political riumphs.
Senate Of Pirginin.-The Senate Yesterday ac,e5
uPon, and adopted MIR. G lies Resolutions.
Mr. Cabell moved resolution, as follows.
"Fhat tie Legislature of Virginia, will sustain the
General Government in tie exercise of its Ier,,na,e
po" ersn The resolution was adopted, 70 10 10.
We Should Ike 10 hear good reason for votipg apaD.
it.
10y A-" oi'e'eu a'es''d'0n to the same effect
l" the House of Delegates where it was rejected
/ We shall give details in our next.
TIC friends Of Convention in the Legislature me,
ana adopted yesterday, Address to the Freehoders
which will appear on Tuesday.
On yesterday the House of Delegates, passed = 70.
solution for adjourning finally on Friday. There is
small prospect that the business can be finished b ,
day.
Meeting of the Citizens Of Hanover was oonvene,
at The Couf',IIousc on Friday The object of those
who called it, was 10 censue the votes Of fbe
Members, Messrs. Davis aud CUNNINGHAM. FIR voi,,.
for Gov. Tyler-and TO array opposition. we hear
that the real 'Smon Pures the PateBfees of T,,noo-
cFacy-ied by the '7'do'Jied and u,h(orn, Democrat