Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
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Such IS tic iity of the Editors or tho Enou;rar >.
publish any thing uufayourable 10 the ADMINISTRATION
t',a they have inherited the Resolutions Of ,,, iYn
'iili Meeting in Prince :. IwaId. lsrae! lin ;s nn
moro than The residence OF 4 parcc, Of FREQ I2l,.,
| he Editors OF thc Richnond EDouircr mrs, h,y,
"uo"n That tie Meeting was not composed of respec
table persons. They we'll knew that maine mo,
toned in the piece could bs found On their bcr,nr
list No copy OF o Resolutions was orw aided 10 Ia.
'IjItors OF TINT paper. They lave thought ploaer 4,
PUBLISH them nnnpc!cd by any request Bu, the
-IHois have stopped from their high estate 10 the
gnooe Office OF caters OF tho slang and cont of The day
tor 'ho qualification OF the vitiated taste of those u no
roll the abuse of the Administration under iheir tongues
as a delicious t1oiee
meetings and Resolutions, purpo.tino- 70 e;nonate
oh! respectable portions OF The counties are us,areI
o''h 10 'he world as indications of popular scntimen
"heo only few individuals, who assume uo,r con
sequence meet and palm their prcambes ard resnIn
'o'!s on the world, as those Of tie people The ,noe,
'hgs and resolutions OF various coantics in The ,cs
""ere, on account OF the great extent OF the coun
YES the Legislature have granted separate elections
&c. Dear the stamp of improbabiy too evid.nu, 10
receive currency Is IL 10 be credited r,- ,,,o ,o
me;.' that large and respectable Meetings Of snch
extensive counties can be assembled with such facility
aud speed: "iucrcduus obi ~
This revolutionary mania is b,co,n;,,,- ,,,o :,
"Sita'nS TO the harmony Of the State Tho ro.s mi:
representations ami absuIcs wi.-h too often mari.
'hose rreanb!es and resolutions, are dscrediishre i
cur morals ana inieccls. The writer deems ,ho,
q
israe Ill resolutions i'll have the beneficial ;pa,
euoe o' encouraging rnamy of those unauthorized
meetings, III which tlo mass of the oeopl fol M
interest 'Of ~- ~
'c 'H;!ior OF those Resolutions has the indcpenLerco
to consider John @ Adams better onoiiGej E,r lie
Presidency than Gen. jackson he beIi.ves Con-
Jackson to be pure and undsscmblod patrct
hnnesy devoted 10 lis Coltu;ry's good Bu he suDer
adS 10 Nr adams OBJ eConac opinions on The TIA, III
and Internal Improvement Bills, Dpptuous violence
% CHARACTER unbecomng the statesman. The writer
Is not prepared 10 believe that Henry Clay the ntrepd
ana honest champion OF the Republican party would
:wi!h the an Hensacers and Webs;ers descend to =
corrupt bargain with John O. Adams 10 secure his own
promotion. re must sec better violence than what
has been presented 10 thc public, 10 authorize him m
subscribing 10 the charge of corruption against the At
mEstra'i0n, especially when there is so much eyc,i
paoTy testimony. ,ttc author attachaS himself io mn
party. Elc will consent wear the livery of
Randolph, Clay or Adams. His opinions are unin0u
enccd b. rarity connexions.
'.sGairf,i: i;lraEe ia Y:.Jr alttuiua nzsis,ri"
Has objects in the Israel Hal Resolutions are fully
eVe:oped. Tie drscian,s any personality. 1t was
far from his intention 10 cas-! s!ur on ti .o,by nenie
oi Prince Edward, invade thor feelings His earn
est wish IS 10 arrest this passion for resolutions Much
eri! IS TO be aPprchcnded ircn encouragement he
so!iIits the services OF ADLER pr 10 effect ;i
bile purpose. ,yCSTlPjA
n Il. Those who feel anxious 10 as ain the author
may save themselves every thing like the low art OF
espoiraee by application 10 the Editors of the Const
uional Wing He hareby holds Ei,nself res,,on
sbe 10 tie rules of Argument and recognizes no wea
pom as appropriate 20 the settlement OF his disputes
o!' truth. JGSTiTiA.