Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30

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F-G article which publish below, from the Albany
Argus nj 1872, the formation Of Mo. A,arss Cabinet
places =" stu 5oc' olis the shameless Inconsistency
that press and exposes the hoowness and hvpocri:r OF its
mcrsSant can't ABOUT "hargain and corruption" The
political relations Of Mr.. Adams aud MIR. CLAY were as
well known To that paper Ncl NOW; the Infamous
charges Of George kre1cr 6; CO. hal publicly pre-
tered defei, nd abandoned, and al the evidence Of cir
c'n'stace, tho only evidence relied inprach
Mr. Ciay) then existed, unexplained and unreuted byha
overwhelming accumulation Of positive testimony, which
has since 81 trumphaniiy indicated tho co,duC, and
character of Mr. Clay. And yet, lisp escaped the
lips of this 'hmndredeye!" sentinel liberties, this
vgilan, guardian Of the purity of elections. Eve,y
thing was fair and honorable To all ".Ee competitors for
Vrize worthy their ambitions. source nC
pleasure, that OF The evils winch apprcheuded
!ron choice b the House reaIizrd, aud olhe re
cult OF the election, far from confirming the
large portion Of this community. gave additional proof
&" the simple dignity nd security our Republican usl,
'u;ons So wei! satisfied the editors the Argus
with the result and with the which was presumed
NJ Adams would pursue, that they pledged ancc
tine "codai support of the Republican Marty" his Ad.
minIstraticn The ouiy condition which ;hs cordial
amt continued support" suspended. was that Mr.
Adams should 'co,su the feelings the Re-
F"ohcaNS. Accordingly not murmur of dissatisfaction
was heard om the Argus for long years; not even
word about th' 5arSri'l !,at rryug bomnaton; that
!"R cJcc"' SO disgusting to the nICtures OF every
IReD-iIiirGT. Iu unfortunately far Nh Adams he did
not Consult the wishes and feelings (NIr. Bu
rems) Republican party" he offered embassy TO Eng
land To Mr. Citation, ari ia con;cmr; c the
cd, selfish, and ibetal policy Of Regency party
wherever he found distinguish talent, integrity
".
tie mortal sin OF MIR. Adams against New York
publican pariy am! when this perceived the
*stIed policy of the Administrations the Argus suddenly
jaep"H ifoS the fence and set most furious oUtcy
OF "bargau!' "couup'io" "ledcralisnr:" and the
whole pack of presses In this State as II
moved by Simultaneous Impulse, opened upon the
i3aton in fu. cry. From lhat outpougm-s
M abuse upon MIR, Adams aud MIR. Ciny have accn as
inccSsant, as they have been scurrious aud vile.
n paper characterized by pa Le oboucs con-
traGctirg day what asserted yestcrday aerna,rry
lHains and d'nonnci"s The same and the
- utterly unworthy of confidence II credit.
From ne .4l5any .Treras Of Fc5 1885
Tie CGbjnet We have head within the few last Iavs
various specn!anus the probable formation, Of the
crbinet of me President elect II soeus 10 be uIaced no
You'd doubt 'hat Mr. Clay has offered the Office cf
Secretary of State, and the general immersion that he
will accept IL Nr Sergeant and NJ Caalin have been
named as Secretary Of the Treasury aud COY. Lewis
Cass, of the Michigan Territory. 5cc,etary rs War
an 'ti! formed If s1b ,1iGraIr. (trlcerer NJ ne
ss'f" " %'"" ne seieclta Gs fe hfd@ Of Ete Irc0swry
Dep"''fe"f) me tdr'tsrrii9n scarcely fat al
tract Tie confidence ofnte counHy.n
The following opinions wee form.r'y expressed by
Albany Argus ni General Jackson whom il nny svIcs Le
ftEPubi'can candidate Tor the Presidcncv.
F'The frct is oIsGr that Mr. jackson has not s:n~).
iaeiing IN common with the republican party. The
reversn Of hat-he desires and makes merit Of de
s'tli'g ttc total ertT,.iion Of it..4NruY .GTgus.
''T is idle ting u, tbs Stq!c however il NAV he
IN others, to strive for moderate support Of lY
Jackson He is 1otoily ont ofe question far as the
"0tes offcio York are 81 1t Independently the dis
closures Of his poicoi opinions, he cof not be the re-
Publican c"13iR1tc He is respected IS gallant sal
Tier, but lie stands in the minds Of he people Of thus
STATE ai an i'"'one"r0bic distance from The Executiva
chair. "-aljany .irgus.
CHS I!,rIrs aside from his 3ot;,i-. ,c-.a .r,o
s1tA-M ARY for that."-.l.tI;.y .3:.r,,s
THE course adopted bv .HIr JscI,Son is G2oT and
'h1nent 70 the fee"Gtjas ana no prYtYne II IS plea
SAINT TO az cto s''pe fer tie destruction Of The demo
cratic party. IAcy viii every where qppirud as ,t.ev
lave preached it, and VIII a!AGaIrr TTr aUru2-, o.
d0ctrjnes which well ia.endcd iot r1r!R str.
YIcE"'-.1ibGnY .1rsuy.