Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-23
From tie National Jou,,cl of h,,,6 -

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| In the Telegraph of Monday, we have a labored
article OF nearly two columns, the object of which is
TO impress upon IFS readers tina ga Northern paty
has been rallied 'saganst the Southo After lea limo
those who have taken the trouble pursue il through
tangled path of distorted statements and puerities
of argument the article in quest ion concludes ,cith the
ioo"lng extract from the Farewell Address Of Wash
ington:
"n contemplating the which NAV disturb our Uni
on occurs as matter OF serious concern, thar any ground
should have been furnished for characterzing parties bv
geographical INSTRUMENTATION and Souhcln-4i
"'utc ana VeSteTn: WHENCE DESIGNING MEN MAY
"ENpEAVoR 70 EXCITE RELIEF THAT THERE IS A
ZEAL DIFFERENCE OF LOCAL INTERESTS AMP VIEWS
oe oil me eXp'dienis OF party acquire influence within
partcua! districts, is misrepresent tire opinions and
aims ot other districts. Yon cannot sic yourselves Ion
""''eh against tie jenlowsics and heayibnings ulirh
from "eSe mtsFtprtSc"iaiions They cnd rem
der alien to each other those VINO ought to be bound
Tier by raernal affectioA'
We VIII Take Up the subject where fine -T.reor,,
has LETT ii, and make this toucIud,ncr ev -.c, -.
for few observations.
The Telegraph asserts that the GREAT obioot Of d.
AdmDista ton is to raise ga Northern party IN nor
snade The North, and particularly Pennsy yana that
she mas an interest at war with that of the South &C.,
that on this ground the woocn bill was urged on Con
gress and finally, that this question is anart from m
PRESIDENTIAL election and should be discussed Gree
from the embarrassment of party viewsn II then hvD
ocricay nDurns the prospect of sectional differ
ehces anu winds up with the quotation we have given
as ADORE o."
Now, if any attempts have been made 70 create =
dFls'on OF feeling between the North and the Souih
we THINK the credit ought 60 be referred 10 tho nrooer
source. II may be remembered by many nf orr road
era that at dinner at Edisto Island in Tie course IF
."e 'aS' summer NIT. HAMILTON, OF the Represen-
| tau'eS from south Carolina, and, every one will
allow tcTn advocate of General jackson terr,;
mated an euogy that distinguished indiviIral ard
on his qualifications TO 'resuscitats the country with
the notable clinax-"hc is II Southern ann ,,;L
Southern interests and SDvikeyn feeLunS - 7, ,ros w
this ground that the South was to be coucliatcd and
iHGuccd To give its support The claims or C,suoraI
Jackson 1t VII! be remembered that the ChatIes,on
mercury, paper IN the interest OF the same party
soon afterwards took alarm at the lanouare u:ed H.,
MI W RIGHT, oil Ohio, at public dinner given to him
and asserted that the Southern States were in C,ct m
operating with the West, 'to advance ,e chaotic, r.
western President" And nov we are to be told by
the organs OIL The same party that the Administrator
10 getting up Northern and Western feeling r.; ~
position TO the South This is another exemnir ton
OF the memorable expression of Mr.. McDUFp1r ihs,
ne was not opposed TO the Administration but that the
Administration was opposed 10 him.
The real object Of the article is to induce bot;f
mat Tue favor shewn by the Administration 10 Inter
ud' Improvement, and the protection of Domestic In
- 'or INC purpose OF concIIiatDg PENNSYLVANIA
aun leading her to Join the Northern party Editors and
parties themselves must be reduced TO desperate shifts
"hen hcy have recourse TO tricks like these 10 scII
their ranks, and support the sinking spirits of tber
! P"Fusans. PcDDsy YaDIa will not be the dime of ~.
artihce; and the disposition which bnfrave to @
| upon her judgment, only have the effect or 80
ing her to Indignation. The policy of the last Adm
''uauon-t ne policy ct Mr.. Clay, was always the
Pohcy 10 which Mr., adams as member Of iI,e I,
Cabinet, stood pledged. It was also the pocy ,a
Whch mir. Calhoun pledged himself and his friends
/ " there has been any disposition 10 cIspon,n, -;
a'Ga'io OF de'eriing this policy, lei Penpsylyania
Judge tor herself whether it has been in the touyse
OF Mr. Adams aud lis friends or Of Mr. Calhoun and
MS followers X was always understood likewise 10
be the policy of General jackson. Let PcuDsylyan;a
81 IN Judgment on ihc acts Of her own DELEGATION IN
! congress, and call up their recorded votes, 10 ac.
gut or condemn them.
hUt NC Telegraph informs Us hat questions Of
iahuiactuies are TO be considered Fapart from tle
PRESIDENTIAL election" This is discreet noi;r, on
c part Of The Opposition can he carried through
I''no people OF Pennsylvania and the West 1--WE have
no lear Tor New England, notwithstanding The nnshl
discovery made by no Apo5ate" OF the increase rs
zen JackSone popularity in Ncw IIainpsre) can l,e
brought 10 support General Jackson exclusively ON
9cTsoa-i grounds, keeping principles aa5 po!cv e-eI