Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

a"''' " wonder whea they buying. ,ley Gid
mol "'nk Of purchasing W .Nr, Stevenson aud Duff
} II was grea, mistake ore, kuok them. y
i Dull says, mfr. Stevenson believe, fra, g NJ,
dams IS reelected, The next four years OF ,,y si,r,;
ration will he devoted TO the election OF Al, snva an,
most corTapf prostitution Of the public patronage and
pubic money to the reward of his creatures and sa.e
ites." Mr. Sievepson's charitable disposition is not 10
DE questioned after this, and his judgment, ia no, 10 h..
doubted after his letter from Saratoga springs. The
administration aud lis friends are greatly ndeb,eJ T.,
u's good opinion but they will endeavour TO improve
upon his Charity. If jackson is elected we infer
'na' 10 r sevenson's opinion, of his satellites
anu creatures will be rewarded and not the lsnst e
'o'' made 10 cleo, Calhoun TO succeed him. Let arv
man read the above opinions expressed by MIR Steven
soh OF the administration, and say his liberal and cha
r''aoie feelings do no, deserve reward
outt says, 'he h;lo,csn the above .ro be MIR Ste
'ehsoos opinions" of the Administrations II will no
doubt elevate Mr.. Stevenson greatly with his cops,,u
ents' when they fud what intimate footing he is OH
with Dui MIR. SteVsnson's yjsdicious conduct, is a
subject of admiration with ali his friends.
ihe Old Lady has called up the ghost Of the web.
ser Pledge, quantity termed, aud ''stalked IN So
Tenn gravity" before her readers. After this display
she etnPhatically asks "Now ate these men adams
and his cabinet fit to rule usa" Not half so fit as
IA gentleman "who cannot int pref The plain mean
ing of single law, yet would be called uoop to inter
pref all the laws Of the UnioD.n Poor Old Lazy She
has the pity of all who have net merged tnat feeIno
in contempt. Her ludcrous Inconsistencies. make
cvcn Jac kson men grin
The Old Lady, by her exquisite stupidity, having
Mr. Stayp ,,pt,
tempt his ex'cation by single word. Learning pru-
deuce from experience. she awaits TO hear wha, MIR
has TO say for hmself Had she pursued this course
BEFORE it had been better for Mr. S. NOTHING how
ever waud do, hut that her boaed arrogance must de
ny that Nj. S, had expressed particular opiniou be-
cause he had not expressed ii to her. WHY has she
not pubiished -hat Mr. Taylor and Mr. Coulipg say?
ny what rule OF morals, has size ipeached the credit
OF citizen and then omitted 10 publish his vindiCa-
tom Why has she not apoos ized 10 a scandal;zeL
public, for contradictng MIR Blars statement hen
she kae7o IT to be true from evidence the most complete
and Hrcfragabe! Can her wisdom poin, out the mo-.
raj difference, oc's7ecn suggeso jasi aud suppress
$40 veri' If her DENIAL of Mr. Stevensons declaration
when she fneIo to be true, not suggesio ful-
So or at least suPpreSsio uer what it, We confess
our inability TO decide.
When next she writes TO AIr. 8. " II i'll thanh her 10
enquire of him. if he did acquit Adams s. CLAW of
corruption n 1925, and until Congress met u the De-
cemher Of that year. and what tha so suddenly
converted him 10 the opinion at that tiDei
I Duff says the Nat. Integcncer "convic,s itself ii,
may be so, Duff, bat your asserting it, makes it ex.
remeIy improbable.
C0nso'ttion for ne Editors Of The Richmond Enqu
Ter-A Northern Editor says, that all correct aen
change their opinions often.n-i. Nat. Int.
i 81 Various communications postponed, which viii
appear hcaraher. New Advertisements Oil lrs! page
/ "TREYToN, Aug. :.
/ |"hn Quincy Adams passed through this place an cne
"th day on bis way the east. There in mum.
"ber including the servants Prince John acts as coach
I "DanJohn O. in disguise with cap drawn face
land horsebackthey stopped inn an he 1iciaifs
land TOOK CRACKERs CHEESE"
| Genicmen: In the Enquirer OF to day observe tie
above hghiy iatereSi1g intelligence & as il IS very i'm,
Porant that every body should know that Mir. Adams
rides horseback and eats crackers and cheese do
give ii publication in your next paper, and oblige
+tTfany .eioTnl2g. SUBSCRIBER.
OBITUARY.
Departed this life Saturday, 18th inst. Nj,
WILLIS CowLING- This gentleman, unosts atous il.
his manners, possessed that unbounded wbr
insured him the and kindet regard knegc
him. and in its lively exercise he ma the
most endearing ties winch friendship knows He
bright ornament of the Methodist Church, and j.,
living and dying he adorned the Doctrines of Christ
Iirdeemer for redeemed he
| IT4E.4TRE-.Nr 7. DunaiIieu's Benefit
! u MR. DUMILGEU respectfully informs the public
that the Performances ut ,e Theatre this Evening" are
tor his Benefit being the last night bur of the Com
Ipanys performance here The Enerta inmens he Aaters
himself will be found pati uarly intercsng-snd bo
trusts those whom no has the honor an1 plea
sure to entertain by his por fnrmances, patrouzc him
on this o, casOn For particulars, bills.
! Aug 90
Fortunate Lottery Office.
IENHE subscriber having established himself prrma-
u IL uently in the City Richmond in the Lottery Bn-