Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
POLITICAL,
10 @e Editors 9fthe Constitutional gag
Gen''emen-Your side has the argument against tho
cheeseman's. Publish the following and YOU W in a,o
have the iaugb Town ou En- a''o
For ruEDpvor, ,p,, pn.

iAuFtaer important particulars Nobino 10 min
Portaht which concerns such distinguished nersonaoes
as MIR. VAN buren, and MR. CAMKSrIInn IN omr iss,
we gave an account of Mr.. Van b. with his hat on
and Mr. an b., with his bat of; of his aoe in tr,e ,;me
ana HIS age apparent me also of the effect OF time.
anu study upon his head also the few hairs on hrs
mead" and the effect of "lrostn upon them When the
distinguished senator met with this accident, of baymy
ms mar trostbitten, we have not learned We also de
scrioed bm as "under the middle sizep which IS also
said to have been the With Alexander tho Cr.,,
and is particularly with Major Stevens: we spoke os
ms form ana proportions; the carriage of his person. of
bis complexion, colour of his eyes, of his voice man
ners and address; the latter being ssrnocth aFabe
lively persuasive insinuating, and enchanting as far
as we could Judge, for ''we happened not TO have ha
pleasure OF hearing" him say word. Mr.. Cambreins
we also described as "remar 1abIy short anoher sri
king instance of low stature in very great mem and
"we made;" his 'counenance indicative of GENTS
and Observation-Disclosures appearapcen "highly
po'isheu oy long residence among the BEsp cIacnEs
Of great citg!!!n
ferceylng that the public curiosity, with regard to
uese eminent tourists, grows by what il feeds on We
nave obtained the following very interesting and mnor
tart additional details Their usual mode of traveIr,,
was III the stage coaches, but wherever steamboat
was 20 be had they understood to have
preierfeu II; as more expeditions and economical n
pleasing proof OF their attachment republican prin
c'pics Mr.. Van b. however observed TO be very
cautious how he approached the boiler and was once
eau 10 observe IN the ''most persuasive and insin-
uatng manner, that 'there had lately been distress
ing accdent on board the Oliver Ellsworth as she was
coming down the river from HnytJord.n we should
not perhaps nave noticed this remark had not Mr.
Iatnoreng folioTed up with look full sof eenins
and application" at the sound OF the word haStforG
winch carried us back TO tho convention and all its
horrors. Mr. Cambreing said nothing, but plainly
thought that The steam boats were a very unsafe con-
! Veyance, out OF the ''patrot states" We have
never seen person. whose silence SO oracular as
Mr.. Cambreiinp,s -
Each of the gentlemen is furnished with large ira
Fe'ing coat which IN cold weather or towards
nght-ia, he usually puts In truth we lSnoy not
no" thcy could stand justified their consciences
s"ou!u they, by any want of attention their health
depVe helr country, at this crisis OF their valuable
services In putting their coats NO were struck
with strong marks of in;: duality OF character Mr.
" b. held The collar of his with his right hand; thrust
the eit arm fully up the sleeve far il would go;
then hal! ncnlng his shoulders that the coat rnnht
not drop downwaFds, put his right hand back to the
rlght arm hole, and drew the other sleeve with a
grace and address, wehave never seen eaualed. We
happened 10 have second hand watch in our fob and
can assure the public that minute and lirteen Sc
conds on'y elapsed, from be time Dir. V. B. common
ced, til! he fInished this operation Mr. Cambrepnr
on ue oher band, with the ready careless manner Of
''weli bred buckskn," cIapped his two hands into
me t'Vo arm holes and yhsked his coat reund over
bis head sailor fashion, in seven seconds Mr. r. p
looked at him chiy and said are getting cutie a
aFet Canoreng, at that" EIV 3. in this gentle hint
ABOUT iWnUg his coat, was supposed TO aude TO Mr..
N"''"eiH1s !e.'cI Hooui "si@te rights" written SO
soon after asserting the right Of Congress TO endo1
aea and dumb hospitals, relieve the sufferers at Alex
andra' and carry The pension system lis full extent
this sally of Dir. V. e., Cambreng made no reply
d'SSo AIS eyes towards hun with OOR, that
cd 10 say ''thank you for nohing.n Both the gem
temen's coats are made loose and easy the lining of
as good quality as the exterior, and capable of being
shh'ed' and worn either side ont may DE most
convenient.
most remarkable instance took place at Mr.. NIa.
cons breakfast OF the insinuatug address of Mr. Y. b.
WINCH" at tie same time, gave MIR. Cambreling OPP
portun'y oil showing the reach of bis "genIs aud ap>
Picat!on." We take the greatest pleasure in laying
these interesting particulars before readers Mi.
Aiacons breakfast consisted of coffee, corn bread pone
cake boiled eggs bacon, and cheese. Blr. V. b.. like
many other persons, eats cheesh, having ma
turai ant!pathy 10 il. SIR. Macon, be true spirit
OF southern hospitality begged MIR. Van Buren, 10 help
himself 10 cheese Dir. Van Buren, decliued but in
stead OF mentioning reason his natural dislike he
told Wr Macon, IN the mcs, insinuating and Winning
manner, that she did eat cheese Of laie.D "And
why mott" enquired tie venerable Macon. why, for
'h5 reason" SAID MIR. Y. b. and here should have
seen him did for the principal inhabitants Of tho
place, ourselves among the number, were peeping in
al The window, TO witness the interesting specacle)
or THIS reason said Mr., Y. B.; exorbilan du'
~ is la'd on foreign cheese in order promote the
manufacture of the domestic article. Now bold that
making cheese is thing which the states have Teser-
we'd 10 themselves, which Congress has no control
and have determined set my face against This con.
suuctPe usGrPation" ''By not setting your teeth jnio
1he domestic ariicle,0 interrupted Mr. CambrcliDg,
El'n iaogh' 10 which the company heartily joined
eiiDg' by The way, is the wag of the party.
10 THIS testing remark of MIR CambIeIing Cover
hoT Burton who was present, said aside You'd have
your match 10 set your teeth into this, any boW rs
the real white oakD
Mr. Cambrcling caught the last words, and added,
on might have said Ire onb Governor, "-pointinzr
IN tact, to some indications ofYitality Another gene.
raj laugh followed this sally.
"Bnt joking apart" said the venerable Macon, when
the laughter had little subsidized, 'Mr. Y an Buren is
right should like TO know, IN what part of the Con
sutioD the General Government is vested with the
power to protect the manufacture Of cheese. Nay,
gentlemen, appeal TO you, that the word CHEESE net
TO be found in the Constitution. MIR. Van Buren,
!nsnH you Tor yioicatng this reserved right" TO the
individual states. Boy, take The white oak from the table
and never let me it again, till the duty foreign
cheese IS repealed. In crisis like this will, at least
have the consolation of being innocent OF this geYoEs
oppression Of the southern states"
"CaI it rot grievous oppression of the Southern
states "lone," said MIR. CambreDg, Il have written
letters the city Of New York on the subject and LET
me lay before The astonishing result; result oni.
llnr lnnui nAir,n-, r,I.