Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

therefore i"deiass ms industry knew no bounds and
the doubtful politics of that State decided
ner vote thown into the scale Of MIR. jefferson. Mr.
Fnckney slo,ly after r'iei with the appointment
i"i Minister Penputcntiary the Court of Madrid,
office as high honorable the gift OF
President To be his talents aud services might
m"red this great p,efermemt, bot believe one ever
heard of the great talents and services Mr..
th'S0er except in with that affair. Ia
House at Representatives small value placed Mr.
CGiburus Of renne ssee his Importance was we'll known
duly appreciated. lie assiduouy and atter-
ed by beth Ae contemdug parties. The of State
his disposal. lie hcsated some time but finally
gave in his adhesion, and the high dignity Governor OF ir
HSsiSs'ppi ieiutoTy was the reward Of his The
cnds OF both parties greatly felt the consequence
vote OF Mr. Linn Of New-Jcrscy. The delegation of
that State consisted of FIVE members. ,v were decided
y for Mr.. Jefferson and decidedly for Mr. Burr Nh
Linn considered doubtful for h. ha,i-been cautious in
conccang his preference and of course his position
bitter o! the Of State necessarily attracted the great
est attention ana observation Both sides spared
cr;ioms % win ;n in and the he was looked
upon a; very important man, aJ while the friends Of
Mr. Burr calcc!ucd his support he suddenly declared
Tor MI Jefferson and thus gave hin the of New Jcr-
scy Ills d;suterestcduess passed over in 81
!encc: such not the fashion OF the day: he
vas appointed tue Supervisor of his dis:;ict-0nc Of
TIE most lucrative Uces at that time III the gift go
vermont. Even Mr. Lon Of Vermont: in t'osc ,g;tatnr
times, which it is hoped will in visit this country
assumed an Importance winch nothing but his pecuar
tuatuu in that eyertf period co,,: eu,jtlc Inn, TO- His
absence alone would have given vote of State 10 MIR
Burr: by his presence he neuttaliz" Vermont
~
'ce to MIR. Lyon He was unfit for any thing, his
character too low. But some reward was due
anu MI Lyons SON Was handsomely provided for in
Que OF the executive OE1ces Mr.. Edward Livingston
Of New orr, held in that s;ory day a mos, couspicuos
ans! commanding station: every body was sensible Of the
great con5eq of this gentleman !; was considered
that his means were Ear extensive than his own vote
-Nay more lan the vote OF New York was believed to
nc in his power To what party lie acc.ded and what
course he Followed Is we'll .uow 20 he as1ir re,cated
&c ,,'o 2He0bere4, and appointed Attorney for the
district O. Nev York and thus the rnrd yns
ope2e to him. Not satisfied with this his brother was
aiE"d 10 Tie suc place Of Minister ienotcrtia
~ 10 the French Repubic
could swell this catalogue TO much greater rui;udc
but fear, were /" proceed, might he supposed that
harboured uuchar"hle suspicious the integrity of the
i'n Chief Magistrate, and Of the purity of the gentlemen
whom he thought proper promote when God knows
questioned AMI qu, cu the nurijy Of his
intentions. This the language of the vr'inus and
enlightened Euyard, when speaking these transactions
IN the S"n"te of the o. STATES in eply desuo,y
random speech onounced by present Governor OF Viz
gi"ia. Has MIR Adams pursued any courss Az is here
Aewn 10 have been pursued by Mr J,i.erSuu? The lat
Ter, with scarcely exception der,y graf fed pyey ~,
by appointment Office who had contributed in ar -
% the promotion Of his election, ar: &c. he as not re-
v!lcl and abused and argcd with intrigue r,l cu,rur
III thus rcwa!ing the services of his frierIs Eut Mr.
ADAMS vino has very rarely appointed to Office any who
were Instrumental IN promoting. his election is 20 he de-
Nauuced without tire shadow Of shade of foundations
otten with intrigue and corruption, and o:a I;y IN xr,y
OF the confidence ol the America people, when MIR JrfsI.
SON tor doing the things unircd oftener (bu
must con!ess in vtUous tines escaped withou: the
slightest lnpuisiion CT hi moral Character, subjecnr
any @! the crSos who objects Of his special
favor TO the dsgracefa charge OF coalition and inttirc
these are anor, Inc many oniuuus signs Of the times
that booe goo" ia the republic The present opposition
IS the most heterogeneous mass ,a any otan country
ever wi'ucsScd lis naiccia!s tcuaHt and neon
ssen; that hating and dcsYisiu. ac other as ,,ov DO il
would he Impossible inr them keep together hou
were it not for that deep rooted haired and prejudice viii Il
they have against Mr.. Adams and their fall determine
ton Cior IN this aioce !ey une) pat down at
ali hazaT's AZ u.sir hopes ri pre!euenr, nay, fact
their character and sta"ding with the people, depend en-
have embarked knowing tley do AID as trust IN
God they vii! feel, that defeat bring with it me-
Eited gno'nny and consig them the shade to mourn
over their blShc; schemes of self and Ia
pine in secret The calling a,oianent which viii
De produced by the reelection Of that eminent individual
who was thought worthy of the high confidence Of Wash
!ns'nn, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe
AN OBSERVER.