Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

49, Sonh td.es ahd Capta'ns -cinsens or ;ii rauas
&C @c.--who dH like Shakspcare's witches, black spirit
aud white b'ue spirits and grey, mngle, mincie minrc
hnd like those witches too have vanished leaving not
trace behind. 49,
The day passed of harmoniousy, and a hnp,v rc,v
year our good President who Hospitality
ed
Tue Metropolis is thrown into a ,n;,h,v h.. ., -,
appearance oil pamphlet, which issued from the
yesterday written by Bar. Clay, and CONTAINING mass o
testimony IN reuihiion of Jacksons :; -;
Carter Beverly letter touching the las, p.esidsn,, [
ton. This Address uf the Honorable Secretary i 80,
tcIy and triumphant vn,iics alton of hi, chs,a.,
the aspersions of Gen. jackson The case is her.
'Hsde out, that jackson has stated malicious f,schoo3
Snd Ought to be held up Ind ic,est.nn O.
every h"norahic aud vrtuous Truly, in IN,
OF the i'cmond EnQnire If he does not rs he has no,
cs,no' maze good his Charge be should stand ids.
hbpored and disgroccd.n -
This publication is having powcrr ee,.,, ,, ;
OF the people here ard have no doui i, will escv
Jackson must by the board is impossible. the peonle
"' these United States elect such man to sl.
over them. ~ $500
The prospects of the Ai,nins,ra ,on are every dav
ershehns In f'nnsy ivana great change in its favor
is s'ii working Last week election was held in nm
easier county and city, where Mr. Buchanan resides for
"eoer ct the Legislature. when Mr. hogi1an the Adams
canoiaate was elected by 1879 jackson cam
'' AN, III inns time were the election for Congress
20 Come On, Mr. Buchanan, the great champion Of Jack
SOM could hot he elected Ills dis,rc, is computed to be
Against hin, by more than :toss0nd yoies!
Let the friends of law, and o,der nd wise Adn,inra
r;umph ~ "
Yesterday warm debate ehsucd in the House r PEI
s'htatvrs III Congress, resolution reported by the ma
,"y q" the Committee "n Manufactures, calling the
Use To empower them to- send 70, ersons crs nd
compel persons give testimony before the Committee
"e object nvowed was 10 those concerned in AIan-
ac'es IN the dfcen parts Of the Orion, In ate Oh m In
M amour" OF capital employed, the profits made, and
"e'hnr any protection is required &c Tho fricrds
'nn Administrations c"n'ened that it delay mea-
sure {" deirat the nh and give the
that it was time rerc, bill, instead of fssolu
ton oil this character. The debate uea.iy hours
m" e resolution finally carried by party Of 2 In
in rel
pleasant siiman and dread responsibility tina,
q" them. We shall soon the projects that will
be presented, 60.
Ersr"ct Of n letter from Washington, i'm @
Nfou will have seen in the Nat. Int pretty full
account OF an unexpected discussion in The H. of r. on
Monday That is the topic presume ftha Tariff on
winch The strength CT parties will be tried and pothiop
~ ceacr1o my vics than the eu;ieavors of the oppos
Ion TO slave oil decision possible during the
session, and shall wonder If they succeed TIE
Representatives from of the tariff districts who
are ir,end'y to Jackson's election placed rather
tuhhnd condition.. BY the bye speaking of Jackson
think his friends ought continue their fayore
slief between him and ashingion on his intended vi
sh to N Orleans. CiHrinnatns jackson travels 1000
miles TO barbecue. Would Cicia,ns,ts W ashinpton
nave gone SO far on sich an occasion? The Enquirer
abused Mr. Monroe for his progress through the Upiou
IN MS nrst term as electoneerng for the second, and
Nesrs Clay and hour have been soundly rated for
travelling to their respective homes by the same
print With lis usual consistency expect to see il
had fault with this tour OF Jackson, evidently per,
l4ouISiaIa.O
.ur. .Te5erson.--Ttn foilowin is extracted fro,n
letter. It is certainly that Mr. Jetsrson's fear.
al federal power originated in the Jut,iciauv and
we're expressed long before Mr. Adams election.
We viii publish the letters of Mr. Jefferson referred
tn at early day.
i;enemen: There is letter of Mr. Jefrrsons on the
dangers of state rights, dated jan 18th, 1921. and rub
l.hed in the Richmond Enquirer of Dec 60 1896 which
he SpcI
.Ton ,epe for Success in Virginia mainly, it appears
from appeals this subject. And when Mr. ] s onnion
al Gen. Jackson is asserted, the Enquirer pr.ends M
ernDgcd his opinion after Mr. message of Dec 1925
This letter of 1921 proves that his alarms commenced
many years before, early least Mr. Monroes FIRST
t-'tn The only letters of his As message (ou
the snhiert) that have seen, To Giles Dec 90
1925, (Ehqurrs. Sept. = 1929 and Jan g. 1896
Published III Enquirer Dec. g. 1896 Ifthese three letters
Cor an extract of that TO Giles, which long, could be
published together, i, could, think, be shown that his
alarms were of earlier date than the enquirer petend nd
thai they rested judicial MS sroposcd 10
lave infested themselves about the wear I32n Iis
true, in his letter to Giles, he ;ues Presidents mes
sage" bn not with any stress, aud only 10
the judicial branch In his hsi letter, Jan O. 1896 he
does not the Presidents message. this nc-
neEt had given him the horrors pretended, won!d have
been passed Ivy strangely
The Enquirer (oct. "6 1927, and think agnn \ wecL
ago. distinctly admitted ''tnat 9r. J. preferred
ga J) before he had the of his
fsrn the burden OF proof that though, differ
e",Y rests the Enquirer. Has this been proved No,
>'h III" pretended evidence is is declarations TO Mr.
Randolph, his letters Mr. GILES o,!,ers'' These do
nd prove IT, They prove his aarm but prove Jit
aier cSised long before, aud therefore ty prove
Ia the point.
For tug CoxsrtrsrIoNa1 yYuya
CALHOUN OR CLAY?
ihe real origin of the PRESENT opposition the Admin
atinn our h to lie forgotten. That origin !. sir
C1i0Hn and his baud of devoted friends II was for III.
Benefit that the war of opposition waged, aud