Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

people, and by which TO rouse their Indignation. ,ho,oh
unfortunately for this calculation it happens to bs very
generally known TO be 81 taye.
This (says the address, rs a sample of tho spirit aud
'ee''"g ~ men who support Adams and Clay, Tho
author hrsi aiirins what Is untrue, aud ii true, is true
of only n few ind', iiuals, aud then very logically de-
dnces from il a characteristic To I'll one half The Anc
r'can people. lie promised TO he very "cba,i,ahlcr
towards those who differ with him IN opinion. Pa lien
indeed, must be the friends of the administration when
they shall condescend to receive his charitv--mo,e
stupid than this address prcsumes them, mus, the pco,
pie Oh Virginia be, when tiey come to be satisfied by
this precious specimen of reasoning.
speaking OF the friends of tho administration tho
ADDRESS proceeds thus, with classic elerance-.7Nc,
say mat Coalition was, and is pure. LIE, them bel;ev,
ni they can, and prof; By their faiih.n What Goa
h'lon does the gentleman meane WHY has he om;t
ted the definite article .hee sLet them believe il if
'acy cam" They do believe it. What rieh, had the
gentleman to insInnate that ILey did not believe i;2-
Does he mean to set up his judgment as an inGal,ible
standard of correctness Shall no man differ with him
without having his motives impeached? We are ,bso.
'u'e'y struck 18th amazeBsnt. more and more. ,b,,
'u'" d ooay OF men as we know the Lynchburg Jack
son meeting 20 have been, should have adopted and
ushered INTO the world as their own. an ,d,,ess g,
wretchediy feeble 10 style, SO clownish in shirt. so
confused in method.
II address alter n long rigmarolc, uses this Ian
lsuase-"IIe evident object of which fil,e course of
'e "'e"dSo ' IN administration in Virginia and else
""cIej Is 10 1"cdnce in disguise and by neto sames,
'he very worst doctrines OF the Federal party in the
times of the cider Adams.n What nonsense, Does
James MADISON do Dabney Carr, Wn. IL. Cabell,
'ohn Coulter, TT. Brooke, Chapman Johnson. wish.
does The author of The Address suppose, TO introlucc
oy covert means, the very worst Federal doctrines?
O'eS ne expect TO impose even upon the most ignorant
ana simple, ny such balderdash as this: Does he ex-
pec' the people OF Virginia, deserving these great and
burning lights Of Unconstitutional law, To come and study
great principles by his farthing ~rushIight' The gen
Ueu'ah VIII be mistaken IF he does. Others have Iorp
"'Sneo' out The author of this address is the first who
d 'he teiierity, TO represent the present stIup
gle rs one between kederalists and Republicans. or
Ill SHY conceits, IT is the siiliest. On viii ch side of
ne question are Pickering, ~lfenphil, NIcLane, Oat-
'ey' CoieHa'' baldwin and the eatire band of South
|a'o"ha teoeraiists! On whic. side again, are these
men IN Virginia, longest and most eminentlv known
VI 'heiF s'oaoy attachment to Republican doctrine.
W even admitting his premises TO be true, what is
'he CONCLUSION aimed at by the writer? Why ,ha,
zen. JACKSON Is a second Jefferson. who is 10 restore
ne edchi'orlnHr OF the Constitution and reform the
ABUSES oil Tie Government! Docs he derive this han.
Ply promise OF Gen. Jackson from Tie imprisonment of
Judge Hall, the invasion of FLORIDA, or tue threat to
cane John w. Eppese
rue address displays more ignorance than we co,ll
'eaSohaoi5 suppose any man TO possess who ,youJd
u"oer'aEe 10 write an address on such an occasion. II
pou's on' the most ialso'ne Pancg, rio on the hero, and
'"' satisfied with THIS, violates the truth of history 10
screen lam from censurc and TO ind new merit in his
conduct Having III says s'ordered like Joshua OF
old) all things TO stand still, till the battle was tourht
uen. jackson alter this restored all 10 t,leir RIGHTS. and
aPpeased the offended laws.n Did the author know mr.
"o'' ''a' IL was not until after { the battle was fought ~
mat 'ncge tiaii Tas tarcwn into prison for granting the
VIII o! haoeas corpus? Did lie know or not, that il was
a'ter 'he enemy were expelled the coantry, and when
mere was no longer a preteXt for his violence in re.
gard TO the public safety, that Gen. Jackson nerpe-
tratef his outrages on Hall end Louanier? WHY if
nc knew those facts, has he SO grossly misrepresep,ed
Ire truth OF history? What apology, If he did no,
know them, can nc plead for his boldness in ASSERTING
what he did not know TO be true:
All tile cant OF bargain and corruption u--aU tue
new the old and the exploded charges against, tho
administration are revived and reasserted in This adj
ofess. What avaiis it again to rcfute tham9 Tho
t'NtH FhC
creatures "wiIi soon be at their dirty work az ain y
no SO blind as they that will not sec? Who So oh.
stinate as they that know themselves wrong? Who so
ciamofous as they whose cause is bad, The ahIr,se
denounees the Panama mission-true. MIR. NTad,son
approved IT, but what is his authority comnared to ,b.,
ot the author OF the address, II calls John Dr;Dcv
Adams an aposlate federalis'--tIue nv. Jefferson
considered bis accession advantageous 10 he Repub-
liean party and honorable to bimself--but what Is MIR.
Jefersons opinion worth opposed 10 the profound an
THOR OF this address? 1t reproacles The ton
Tor losing the colonial trade--true, MIR. Madison jnsti.
ted the ground taken by the administration in the ne
COLLATION. with England--but what avails Mr. Madison's
name against the opinion of this writer
We received no papers from New York by the last
mail, aud we have therefore no accounts Of The pro-
gress Of the interesting election in tIat city. T,
commenced on Monday, AMI would not close before
Wednesday. The importing interest, and the great
body of Irish e%migrants, to whom the most artful ap-