Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-15

anu very possibly language to nich he did not indvi-
dualy assent. Ii is well known that his views and
those OF Lord Liverpool the late Prime Minister were
variant on most questiOns-and the complete ascend
ancJ TO which he has now attained, enables him to
carry has own opinions into operation I, is conse
quencc of most Ministerial Revolutions to reverse the
policy of the preceding Administration; and embar-
RAISING as the affairs of England are at home Mr. Can
ming may very naturally desire to dispense with any
new difficulties attendant an interrupop of the
good understanding between the U. States & England
When il is remen bered that the difference now ex.
sting, of form, than of substance. the pro-
liability ola resumption of the negotiations and their
satisfactory conclusion, is greatly increased
Should this result happen, the country will have
practical illustration Of the wisdom the Admintra
ton, in seeking 10 place this important trade ON the
security of treaty, instead of regulating il by uua,
legislation, Stable to annual alteration and ;pv,,v,
the necessity of our citizens understanding the copl
Gated colonial and navigation laws of England. TIL.
sneering ePithet of diplomatic Administration, "
applied by an honorable Senator will be converted
into the highest praise, and the sheer reco on those
who would regulate interna, ionaI matters by lepisa
t'on-o which national faith not pledged and which
may be repealed " ithout notice or reason
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N"''ies h'iner Esq one OF the most intelligent of
""e e"hsyNahia delegation in Congress, and editor
Vi he village hecord calculates that the majority for
inc administration over Gen. jackson in that State,
VIII be 10000. Mr.. Miners high personal character
is sufficient voucher for the sincerity of this state
ment
For the purpose of arrestng the Revolution in rub
diy adv II.
some of Gen Jachsons partzans have reported in the
Dutch settlements, that John Quincy Adams was
dead! This is said TO be implicitly believed BY tina,
abused people, The Jacksoniaus calculate largely ON
the ignorance and stupidity of the people Their cleo
tioneerns has been universally addressed 10 popnIar
ignorance, prejudice aud creduty.
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Mr. Insham has thought proper to introduce the Ed
o o' 'S paper IN his jackson resolutions, at Doyles
town, in Pennsylvania. We are obliged to him fo,
HIS ho'ice' Tor when he finds necessary TO resort 10
sucn eNpeoients is sign that his cause is desperae
us scarcely worth while to tell him. what he knows
already that nine out Of Ten of his Becauscs and the
one alluded 10 among them. either perversons OF
iacs' or gran'ois inventions. But il should not be
wondered at--a cause that cannot be supported bv
truth and fair argument, course be sustained nv
misrepresentation and falsehood
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| an Bure'sS Pn'sGceG.-T The virtues of this extra
ordinary medical preparation are daily becoming hot,
ter known. The Lynchburg Virginlau publishes tho
certificate of friend of the Hon. Nathaniel, IT Cl;
borne which highly cxtols the panacea. and leave.
No uoo' OF lis wonderful efficacy in removing the most
nVeeratc political disease. Mr.. CIa,borne's case &c
perhaps the most remarkable yet published-,le cure
IS absolutely said TO have been effected n; one picbt
Ii was hardly known TO his friends that he was in
co"a'oh 10 require med'cine--for is cbaracters-
tic of some diseases that they induce their victims 70
conceal their indspositiop much as possible and
even deny that they are unweli--wien. as his friend
certities having swallowed single spoonful of The p,
nacca the over night, the jackson Doctors who we're
called in' pronounced him the morning well
man Inc cure was made in Washington during last
winter, and Mr. Claiborne wrote the next morning TO
Ills friends IN Richmond that The Panacea had turned
MN inside Out; and whereas he had told his District
IN lG25, CHE WAS IN FAVOR OF JOHN OJJIN
~ ADAMS for President-a man who had been con-
ided III By The iliustrous had suppor
lea the administration of Jeferson-and Lad been no.
nored with high and responsible Offices by Madison
ana Monroewho had shed luste upon earBinn: raised
by has genius, the American character abroad and ron
dered the diplomacy ofthe country for years VIVA, il
hoped 1t Will ever be, simple, Ineligible and pro-
'onnd"-mmediaely after the operation the panacea
Mr. Claiborne was enabled to see and acknowledge his
mistake in every opinion he had expressed of Mr. A
dams, 10 1925!
! We have on hand, other certificates of cures per.
formed about Richmond and in different parts of tue
State, which we shall publish ere long.
!
/ t"9fnad. foreign news will command The al
tention OF the reader-tbere has been none so impor
tan since the battle of Waterloo The change of mi
nistry-he elevation of Canning and Iussson to the
trst places, to the government OF the Empire-bob of
obscure if not unknown parenage proves that England
is closely Appropriated in fact TO a Commopw esltb-
that the nllnence Of the Colnnons has cn-nnloLol.