Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

Is Ina
print, in New York, and the Telegraph published m
Tie CITY OF Washington on the day--lor which.
purpose we coliate parts of two of their SENTENCES
| the TELEGRAPH TIE NATIONAL ADyuc ATE.
we are aware ct The as the conductor of a
vast responsibility which democratic journal wc
VIII devolve upon rs tie have no other o,nh;,,on
organ ct IFS rescS and the than to lie the organ OF
'i' u us oe'chcc. correct principles and ac-
curate Uie,cS.
| Verify, here pair Of 'sorgans.,
Not only has the Editor Of The Advocate no on,bi
iion but he has no opinion of his for he is ready
! 10 give va cord'at, scG.2a, and honest support--u
"ha'' or 10 whom To any thing that he knows or
approves Not at ail--bnt to so.na,hng tina, he can
not know, and therefore, cannot tell whether he an.
proves or not. This is tho very climax and perfection
OF Improvement of condition" that suits the party or
ganHation which bold attempt making TO ex-
tend, from the sphere OF the State of New Yor, IN
the sphere of this Union The chcssboard of State
IS not large enough for game, WORTHY to emp,ov
skui tac'cian-nor we may add, is the stake large
enough.
The next thing we shall advert TO is the Nevs fro,,
~ as;ingion w''ic ts article communicates We had
supposed simply enough seems that both Houses of
ongress had been deeply engaged in the busiuess of
leSiat''t',R, for which tie People them here We
oeeVe 30 Still! Of the large majority of Conrres Du,
others, Il now anpears have been very djferent,r en-
ed ana "a concentration OF opinion has been form
cd at washington" during the sts Session wish yha,
secrecy must moi these operations have been carried on
when Tue frst Suspicion OF combination al orncriy.
SION is produced by vote in the Senate which eecri
lies every body! With what confidence in the success
OF Their plans, 10 they tell U.S. that this .conccnta
ton" wil beyond doubt, be entered into ly the ney
Members OF hnth tionscs. How is this ascer,anei:
but, suppose II he tue, what theu Are then 10 maxi,
Pres and Vice President? " had thought that
TIE iEorIE had yoce in this matter We La,
thought moreover flat tia, ar, ground of opposition
to this Administrations, right or wrong was taai the
President was not elected primarily by The Pcorle
but in the last resort by the House OF Tlcpreseuatircs
h3 e'ccfion' howoser was made III The mode prescri
he'd by the Constitutions and this 'conceniruiiorr has
nothing 20 do with that nasty old parchment being
Guiy designed To save the People from eir oipn worst
enemies, Themselves by saving them frci,, the ioub,c
OF thnhnG OF public aairsior which, pur.iosc il. t!i,
plan succeed tyranny is to he established here which
has commenced with the prescription Of tIis press and
VIII level ndscrinnate!y whatete stands il; The yray
OF ITS uSurPaons we have doubt. now that can.
setations n1Ue been held here during the late session
and that III truth, the ''ieades"--ycs the cable and
talented eaderso really intend 10 make y uo,n,n.,or
oil their own at he next ses.ioDi cv can first or,
game The Press, and by IFS AID stir up the Peope 10 so
gfea' 'ana'lcsn, as to allow themselves be tired
Gown by the JnggelnaD of ;,2rte--of Marty nc
much mare 10 DC dreaded deprecated than aEr pre-
Sent party, as secrecy, combination and prescription.
IN affairs 81 Government. are more conde;niabe than
oPenneSs, independence OF thon t and action and olc.
ratIo-cardIna principles in the creed Which we were
targht IN lnfancywhIC have practised ,,n0n il,
in''uTer years, and which we shall abandon uni:
NC become as docue and oLsequious as 1.-The leaders,
would hare US.
The boldest part Of this article hcyvcvor ;s ,Lat
who. undertakes 10 1.-The great and prominent
Inen' who have been placed by fortune accident ia
lent or pubic services" 1riune and gclidefi boil,
tah'GG prccade OF talent seryces) before the conn
try IN the position OF candidates for sti.e high cf
ces" OF President Vice President; and the order in
WINCH they ale placed, is reTna ka5le than lc
selection OF names Clay, Clinton, and Calhoun
aud Adams. Van Puren, and Jackson! New York
according to this Editor, offers two candidates for TIE
TWO stations. To one of these two il is obviously The
calculation that either tie FIRST or the Second R!acs
tracy is to be given To which Of thein3-aud wheel,
OF tie Offices? Have these high matters been already
settled in coDclave here? These we know arc ure,
nant questions The New York paper does not on
tighten these points; bnt assures us Da, tle choice
OF HE powerful Republican Pariyn WI be able
judic.ons, End united pom Tie ;bori'v OF one q
the Organs, already quoted we learn auLori.a;:,el,
t':ai Mr.. VAN buren, and Mr. CilxroH have buried
their ani'nocs at least far as 10 agree in pnosir
the present Administration. Whether they have agreed
Or viii agree, tclct OF themselves Snail take the post
which falls 10 tic lot of the State of New York a. Tie
Price of her STA dul thirty in lhe Electoral Cot
ie&e; whether !he irS The second of these offices is
10 Tall to her sarearc quesiions which arise and
believe are 5!1tded 10 arise out of the elaborated ot
Gle which copy from tie Advocate Thev are
questions which shall not undertake 10 discuss much
less TO settle. at tits moment. The ease and ird:E.r
cnee with which The Advocate handles the subject
Toald be alarming, If they were real because tfe,.
would indicate security But this ease and this
ence are eigned-put for the purpose of smuggling,
these projects among The People before they ca n be
pun on N'eiT guard against them w hone TO be i'll
striimeual in wAitISG THEM from their s!u,aJer
Whatever OF doubt and mystery may ang ever this
oracnlar article there passage of clear enouo
there IS one question proposed TO which zoe find 10
difficulty in responding, though the answer is protested
20 be beyond the ken Of the Advocate s'Who the
MASTER SPIRIT IS" who has effected tho "corcenira
tom here, aud tie restoration every y here TO What
ever extent ii has been accomplished it needs no Ghost
from Tie grave to tell The person who asks the G,es
ton IS so tui OF him, that he has not been able 70
AVOID writing nearly half Of his name when he as
pretending topper into funriiy for The splendid rerc!a
ion OF the whole Of ii. Nor is this said ont o. any
d5'e'peci or vi viii or onr Pai 10 The honorable Sen
aior it's distinction which with bis views Of Marty
concerns and discipline, he viii glory in To be rppg
seJ 10 be tie person who dares ridc the
and direct t'in sorm.n An number Office and less
adventurous enterprise more suited 10 our tefnner
would be beneath the grasp of his Largo ambition
We are admonished, by the laicncss OF The h0pr, Of
the necessity Of abruptly closing remarks, for to.
day We have left the differences from the analysis O.
these editorial specnations almost altogether TO on.
readers We shall pursue tbe subject yet lille iur-
Their, broader rruuiI -,