Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
S143,955 II
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,y,.l lac ,s.,, S543,500
o. the three preceding years. prefer such f,cts %
10 any comment and present such facts as seem ia
''s 10 neen DO comment. The gentlenans remarks
upon our Financial mellenium has sometime p,or.
oi Justice in 1t than supposed when # vas ,d g.
mere has been any period in our gov eminent u h;cL
co"h I'D truth he SD designated TN. is that ,ariod
and ~ha; ID his answer AMI his cormert9 a, -,
from lhe letter oil Junns 10 the editor OF the publ;c
advertiser, describing the distresses real o, i,r.
~ o r"Siahu; an extract Interesting as = specimen
of mo "Hting-douby interesting as exb,biting by
contrast, our oEv happy condition. But save IN. 80,
tienan. we hear com Iiaints-our manufoc IHr.r, o.
PLAIN OF depression. And does be proposo IN eJ;ar
. ana % 'nS administration its friends that
10 listen to their entreaes? The questions need
$50 answer AGAIN, we are asked, why are there nm.
''F''ies IN noh branches of the IensIaf,,~. o.1 =,
" r-sc.' 6v'vrr:rr1': So far from boino tno Iesni,
" "''cohent IN the great body of tho peope il comes
"" d i"c' H'recty the reverse. They were content
ana happy and their opose have suffer cd ds,nro;r
81 political zeaiots TO obtain the power nj rniao
He'nS 'heii rom their confidence IN the Wisdom
"'u ?'o,'Le % 'ie measures of The government that
required not their efforts to pro. ec or svnnort hen
- o""'u'"ce rom winch, when change OF measure,
!, threatened them, TIE people will arousa st,,o IN
49," SUMMERS, abo, IKE Samson, burst the bonds wb
P','.'C"' dSihTan'S attempt 10 bind them But
wy should mere be discomfort In any quarter, ! an
ever IN the words OF one who has vyeji ,hor.d '
"''"'e: among all ranks and degrees of men IN al
. "r'" :" a." countries, may be he rapid foot
~ :" un sprit OF envy, reading closely every
tn
sndy what IS beautiful, and 10 bring do,rn CHI ~
yaedn b "" ""st Is eie-
Hga'n we arc told we have lost our resnerf abroad
""'' was 'ue hoUr that the American name vvoo
'!g"ei 'itie o distinction tIan il nov is with 60
'n'N'u n'''oh? When the period tlat the Americ.yyI
s vas SAFER protection, with civ ilyzed or SAVAGE II,
every corner ct the gIobe' Was il in thosa hnIn
days OF Mr.. Jefferson, so often referred - - Oh
'u" ho' spread cnnvass outside, our ha rhou,s ,,,
was ho' SUBJECT to insult from the snlaIIest ,, 81
'"ea upon Tue water refer not To that nsr;oi !;
any dIs''sPect to the individual who pres,dcJ yo. "
uF country then had rot developed its resonrces,bd
not acquired its character
The geDtieinaA further save tt,t a. ~. 49,
tnoa 'oionIaI trade has been lost b,, tho di 60:
,Hinders Of Tie Administrations I'm, 81, Po'oat ~,
"E! D"ring tie administration Of Mir Men, 49,;
"y7C, vas under negotiation. Onr nover,,.o,,, 49,,
Is7'eu mat they should, 10 this trade eoio, ,, ,
srFn'S's as 'he British Colonies of Norib Any%na |
"a' - me question at the close Of bis terto &C. /
U'" do HS' point could With dcceucy be srrreuloc5
- "'' '''0"sS0r' II was given up. Then the Brdisl
''h'i'en' 'hslsied IN TtgUlaiiug the hueincss - w.
"'p'ocdi acts Of legislation which jns,csd ~ ~
''u oy treaty, would have left our commerce 70 81
''cc Or III ieies' Of he Parliament of Gro. r2,i,
-, wen We tess formal anniballon nv - Doo.aS' ~
,,,5- ,.S annuncldGon was accorraniod v;,h
I' ''o"! suggestion, Uat, if we ehord Io,;.i,
," P"'P So 'hey would not even hold tr, -, !
. - ,.''' '""' thty ould meet us in such COR,
P''"'.'1' I oi.EFe5S refused 10 act II, H., 80:
'e' u'e pre.'iei.i 10 alternative 49,, -, ''''s' aud
Eng ave. S"i, sir, subscuueD NJ ner,ciat, .,
' F'"eF ha9 secured 10 us tt,t i,.Jo 49,,
NC '''"'a,i'n Nan aHy act Of pa,I;,,,,. , -, -
'F'tU nos treaty 'gjtii Grea, Phi; ~
.'''k '''''r"c"' 9dv1atages Of trade viii, he, to
"' ''.''ts7'ons; and by treaty with Sweden rt;ai
80 ~ we '|'eFs" 'b9 morning, we have secnroS
90 70" "''. atfao'assJus fe!us .- ~, ,,f.,5