Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

ference between themi Though d.sn;se h.,.li,r go
az l say - The maxim which Pounds IN, s,i.nr, NJ
-" ." GIVING !" Virginia, think il super n unus to show
u su''nIc Times, ~ contempt Tor that mia, az h;,,h uhi.L.
,nn - s,"l no a h',ie. Aud now iii is asked what
was ang'y enough during the adminis,,a,ions If I,r:.
;ns w. 'Sa' j. because Ne h"pSs To make his net oa,l-
'"s 'e he''cw, Il tavorite in ;hc Sou.h. He coo do, H.,
" '.e last peTso" IN America to pleas. the Sn,,h - 10
eoo' uo"n' aud cooling lac is very peicvptibly. rn, ~ r.
s { " u','"S u" n mode iation Which he does no, GrI
roy ptH"'tt That 1t Gen. Jackson should be clrr,.j w.
rh'u IN The country vii bear it better urn NJ, -,
w. r' hrN'Tw success hope 1t may improve, Mr..
"d'Sh shows All the h'craty wrn in The coun;iy. let h;,r
INDUCE the best of them 10 cooperate with hu,. t,,,,
IS ' ""N' '''eo"y pcbished, ate tot iuir SAMPLES rf il:
:" SO, te pieces had better he published ms ,.u,,,.u. H..
'''"''' 49," 'as sdit"r 30 hach to his tue vocation cri
c'sn's ~ iiSbr'hrcn. Wofnl would be The dav t,o, 49,.
rnm,' : y. 'H new. Sidney Smith rcvisi, our beloved apr.f-
"hl 'ot 'e Sh"s oi this work which he has nohIr ds,... >.
p"' 'oitn' as the brother and rival of thc Lo,dun ard L.;.
n"s" s'A"'s' In my apprehension, nuiIips a ne -.
'aoo'eo "hn 'ncons"Quential than most Of ti,. a,,;cl.s.-
- ~ VI" 'e So'o"a' itade is abie;-hut wh.n ,ead sn,h.
III co"nected. u,isa satisfactory pieces p : thos. on NJ
8 a"u SCOTS hucIeiius, | think these writer's have 6n.,,
,or 'oS'c what would be tho INJURY to language, if the CO..
functions were taken away.
may say that l foresaw Dir. WalshS course rs so,p :, g
me he'iew was established. Blu, | do not ,eetet tho L,,w'
ing PACK ct ms editor from cur cause. Tie has u,rcr
added strength to our convictions. nor hone to mn ..sn,,
c""' US "'''h",e"t L" our party has been the selfish, fret,
'u!' uncertain adherence Of the Cynic; his s,ppo,t of ~
,a" ~ Gee" the eq"ivocei. suppressed, safe drcIaia-
"i te Jesuit; in neither has he show, TN. ,na,6,,ssae
"' ~" r"' courage or The iucxtinguishabie heartiress Of
nope were II not now too late, could tell Mr.. Walls,
w'"'' II rs I" be a good editor. Farsi, hr ms ne or III.
- M"' ."Ve thet county, and in So being, he vii! nor
an W U &c soon decided aud clear in his sentiments ~, -,
p"itaht occasions: when clear, ha will full a pc,zuas;y.na..
' 'S'"g III IL ms cOmv.ctiHu, and ANNA ting warmth i'm his
st".e'ry' a ms public labomrs proceed. He must moi In.
't"'caI ~ fastidious, for an inya ssivrness Ia natural go
''" - "i'cn as bad as obli1nny. lie must do iusric, IN
"mI 81, ~ S doing he must have courage to attack the
nr -. W. ""o wdf'htn "f heart TO rejoice at the triumph
W '""'e"'r; aud then, ii able, learned, industrious and
''''' ''f" arc III h's course, every one can tell him how
', influence may be possessed IN America bv n Ca
H'US' popularity le cannot fail To no rc; aud for this he
w. '"' possess the sagacity of Ritchic;-in Virginia alone
-" iI"pie u' "e'"ded by IA leader whose character was
,.u. WI "la (he was young then but ALWAYS
w'scj) When it was said that so iourd' vas ,br -. 80.
snoo' mat from his track, ~ one could tell which wav hjs
NV ~ '"theo;--tn this day his heel resembles his ,,o
- '"''. e''uSiy. Popular attachment and applause
,''"' Iu''I'i.N ltst named, would obtain for an editor. arm
'Sriy IL /" THESE he could superadd the elegant scholo,sIi,>
- cnms !, we push OF hing' the 'aceti"usncss Of NoafI,
so onnS"!atoGy in lie feat, that Noah shines r,ns in ,m,"
overthrow; aud lastly, the perpetual freshness Of str,c ,bs
'ni"''aOle pnisnancy OF Pcnsauts; "'
So tempered ,hat noi keen
Nor solid may resist lis cdyc.