Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

saturday, Jan. 10, 1921 the office OF the Cons.
'utonai Wing, att O'clock on business of importance.
The Baltimore Republican and PHILADELPHIA Sentinel
represent the nomination OF Madison Monroe by the
virginia Convention on the Electoral Ticker, "cnor-
intended to deceive the people by representing
those gentlemen friendly 20 the election of Mr. Adams
man who should thus speak Of that Convention Prgi
MA, where the eharace and standing the members of
tile Convention are known, would be scncc by the owns
of all who heard bim-aboad he is more excusabr and
We must fad the apology of Republican and Sentinel
IN their Profound ignorance of ami things in Virginia
Suffice it to say, that fraud pactse in using the
names of Madison and Monroe and whether they act
Their Immediate representatives in the Legislature
personal friends know this be true nd will nor DENY il
-eQ0-
We think this good time, TO extract the following
admirable remarks froa the Morgan Address, "a pro.
duction we have heard ascribcd to p c. pendle,on
Esq and which not able 10 publish at tie
against the President Of couceiyine himself TO exercise
his authority diDno, renders their publication an
propraie
this occasion this meeting will advert the following
circumstances only, illustrations of ,ie extraordinary
scene which is before them.
| MIR. Adams is charged with holding principles hos
tile 10 state righsprnCpes. said tina; 'sweep US
into the gulf of consolidation" Those no make The
charge furnish other explanation, autluv for il
than the miserable generality, "e coes Iur The doc
F! trne o! the general weifare.n
An ropica remark, in censure of the perncious abb
stractons upon the subject of the powers CT the gene
raj government is gravely represented as deliberate
recommendation Of the members OF Congress- BY the pre-
sident, be pased BIZ the will of their cons,;,
ents.n
An opinion incidentally expressed never acted up
on, and man'fesQy not intended 10 be acted upon de
nounced as ''olaim aa assumptions by the Pres;-
dent, OF power TO appoint foreign ministers without the
intervention Of the Senate.
An ntinatlon 10 Congress, prudent}y and properJy
mace hat the president would feel himself bound Is
ms oath OF Office to see that the laws executed is
not only denounced as ga erocons threat against sis
fer stae"but because this oath is characterized bv
Mr. Adams tan obligation paramount to all human
authority" he represented ."clamiug power b, df-
zine rightn
Such are specimens Of the numberless absurdities
With which the public is abused
The winter Is moro than half gone and there has not
been winters day since the LIST. Dec The Oldest do
not remember winter mild, and the supersti;ions
(among whom we beg TO be registered being satisfied
to Keep company With the JohDsons and Bytieous] are
looking out for coBvusions in tie natural and moral
world, as the proper succession 10 unprecedented
state Of weather. The byacInt which never blooms
before The middle Of February bIooned in this place be.
fore the middle Of January-the peach is slightly in
bloom, which seldom blooms before the 1st. March
Roses have doomed in Wheeling, and green peas rear
ed in the open air, have been gathered at Charleston
South Carolina, in January. Nature seems TO have
determined tosuppy the usual quantum of cold by an
extra supply OF moisture. 1t has been raining with
mi 'ewdays ntcrmissoD, since the ISL Dec-at least
u has not been shining. Mt. Jefferson estimated By
series OF experiments the average quantity Of rain ore
year with another in Virginia, at 81 inohcs The
Wheeling Gazette cenectures that five feet Of rain
have fallen at that place within months and yo he
eve the quantity has been quite as excessive over the
general average, here. All have made nc minds
J not to expect fruit ths yeaF