Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

We commend to the perusal 1nh reelection OF the Ames
= 4" people, 'e following opinion EXPRESSED by patritiz
t'"y. ~ Hrroris IN terms with the spirit of tho dcclafa~
rh;.I " .M. ny Jefferson when. he Witnessed tue extent TO
"'U" '"' ''!"'uauen IN tavnr OF the Military Chirftain
r ncr -. ~ ~. The Expressions OF both thcsp great
az" -" rise ~ our ears, like voices from the tomb, To yprtt
" against !he danger with which u designing and ambiti-
Gus parry threaten us: INst.. lam.
~ your American Chief he II man OF Ambition ana
hoh'irS, how easy a thing win ii re for hun tu renirr
ma""SSi "'SoHfSr. The Army 10 in his hand, aud If he ne a
man "' address, IT will be attached 10 him." ''Fhe Pfcsi-
oe'' III the field, at the head OF his AMY, can prescribe lhF
Terms on which he shalt EttgR 1igssr."
Ihe following is IN extract from Mr.NIApIsos's fare-
wei Message 10 Congress, February IG, 1915. will be
'"- WIN interest nj this p%cii0dr-
mere IS no object that can enter with greater force
io,. . =" mo me deliberations of Congress, than a consi-
rr'a '"' o me means 20 preserve aud promote The man;r-
n "v,"p W'ici'i nave sprung into existence, and attained an
""P''"'!ei'h maturity, thro"- tout tine United States, during
ind. nv p" nv. q Ey'optnn wars This source OF naiionai
."e P'u"en'e and wealth, auyiouSly commend TO tho
prompt aud constant guardianship OF Ccngtess.n
From the New Orleans Argus.T
10t' quincy y4dGFs.-It is certainly a great erat;6ra-
'3h TO the friends of this tuly excellent citizen. and ,hos,
, "a s" II. anl oIher, I" 'ein1f&, that whilst the 100 suscep-
n"' character OF his opponent, is daily the subject Of yitu-
rc'alion and atrack-(no, urius,ly rroyokcd h. his e,sn.
!V'Ing aud ~l!iaudable Ambition, and the circulation of
"s"Ho"s c"!unny against one of the fret men of our coun-
'ie"'y Cihy)-the bright character and spaIlcss vhtu.
"' nam, whose name heads this article, renains uusuIIietI
"n' untouched, rising imPerishahly, and With renewed Ius-
W. AMIDST the s''iie OF party. the maIisnity fhis enemies
ana The Investigation of characic7-exhibiIins a contrast.
ha
""' only to his immediate opponent, but 10 almost All
statesmen and poIiticiaus--at once rxhiietauun and inv,
p'rsa'e, worthy the admiration of all candid and enliah,-
'"s' men "l Whatever party, no less than of "hin,'4 unIcs
" we "shs"t'tt auspices he was frst introduced to this
'"''"' ~ MS ultimate SucccsSrr cf his virtue aud honour
l say n"'hing OF the spemdid talents at john Qu;ucy Adams
" : " statesman aud scholar these are eavaliy the olicck
" rue admiration Of his admiriug countryInen: and ,,Iis,
q 'neinr ut pride which it is honorable to conceive. wirbonn
"1S''hH'ng To aduIatjon -Ylirra is not perhaps. in tho
"'"!'e sphere oi living philosophy, learning or morali,v=-a
s'"''H more elevated, an im'cl!cc; more DISTINGUISHED, a
'""''''y more grave and nfcSiblc-icarnin ulurs elegant
VI acute or patriotism m0re lofty and quickeuing. than is
%" Su'J'St oI tlS c"comium, Whn at present guides the shir
~ state Win SO much honor aud safety thr0us. the suracs
nl party and the scow!s o. ambition; ana vet viii il bs
- :" w. such IS Inc raio!i9!y o. opposition, the un-
disguised cG:cntegy ofthe times, and the wan, of re aectIo,
among certain oi our irliow-citiZcns, as 10 oppose to his
.,t'"rh' d tnanNWho though competent as a general, never
in''eh ii civiI Office with distinction: whose nrly merit is
"'iiVcn from the defence of this city, New Oneans,7 and
~ "Ht TIC was so faG inpeyect, as to leave behind yecauec-
rights OF The citizens
= Washington.