Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23

ROenS-SDeeches de oib,,.
reous ef muitis atiis. Sc.
vote B-Jfen ,oishom tearning-s'I not only con-
siuer says the Orator alluded to, .the want of wha,
Is called Learning NOT 10 be DISQUAISFICA-
mary lie; but do consider the possession of TOO
MUCH LEARNING TO DO of the most n;scb;evo,.
consequence 10 such Character who is 10 draw from
a s c'one' OF ms o~" ssgacious mind, and 10 make
Tue ieaInipg OF oilers subscribe 10 his more eoar
geo and vigorous views" Speech ON Reiy.ocbusnI
Every fool will readily assent to the ius,ice of m
foregoing remark. " 'e
agai"--"A friend said to me no. long sjncs ..yyb,
/ ten. jackson can: writen-ad,ntted- s nm, ,J
reu. 1ackson cannot wi:e-Ino that he cannot wr;a
his name or letter, &c because he has nov. 49,
! taught."f Speech Oh Re,rencbmeut s
%Conanand in chief in ciuil lfen-The pre,, h..,.u
"Fce aod novelty, Of this expression well deserve ~
DC noted. ~
TNoihing can be more unreascnsb e than tn oh;,.,
10 PRESIDENT. or Commander Chief civil n, nil
Hary' because he has not Book-larnng, for. - the
great Patrick Henry said, IN oarts is ei,a, ,
Ell The farming on the yearh'--TW IRIS life Of p,
"'cs iieniyl Among the greatest improvements or
ioue'n times mot excepting steamboat nav eaI;oul
the facility afforded of conducting schemes ,nor,I al
''ii'noi a'-po'ica &c by means oc Committees
nave had committee 10 take charge ef Cen Iac;s,
character, con:nouiy called The Ivh;ieu as;,, o.
'nitte@"-an another 10 him 10 the a,e,s co-o
'hony OF catng dnaer, which might be pouerl, term,
so me eaung - or Tor The sake Of En- iIony The Gas
Economical Comrni'se"-''iy not gave him a Commit
'ee--no of i-unacy-exaciy-b ul of ..iJJITERa
tf3-lheing new case, we must use a nov ,r,,d, .,
40 affthose little matters, such reading " ri,iny or
Peihns winch are vastly beneath the attention OF great
men ana S'1uid always be dme by Pruxyor what would
De easier shonid he Hero" he elected than n sops
The toGng President elect 10 schooI Iev,,,r, IN h
,""a"ie purpose OF paying the professors ~ o shouL,
M" OUT soire royal, or heroical rad 10 ie.ru,pp
portion OF the funds saved by speeches on Ra..nch
uien ~
No'e C-"lts moi those talents which, enable a ma,
10 write books. or make SPEECHES. tia; oualf, him
70 preside over goyernnen;."-Spaech Oh Re-
renchment. " "
Note D-See Fsnp's Fable IF The Fro,s i..,,i
N'ng." A:'p was monarch.t, YET he r;dcalesibe
rug Na'oh lo' exposing themselves to tina hazard OF
having a "ltERO"-to rule over thcn !, ;s ,,;,,
prooaoie had he lived modern times be ,souiJ lave
been Ak enough 10 condemn the Frtpch far cine
sing bonapare, and the Americans for das,r,sr the
ttera o. Orleans as their civil Commanders
UA;ere Is not the similarity between the fate nj
The Frogs, ami thit which hecl the French er,,o
co'nc'deoee-consde'ing the iondpess OF rrerctnen
for Frge
No,e .:-Haacbrond 1t is not a h,le strange tina,
IN late Bog rspfiCal Dctionanry said iu co,ia;p
greater number Of articles than any ohcr similar rnr
40 hoce whatever is taken of this great man. There
can be no doubt, however, that he was uo,s3 Free
eo"'er,' who hourished soma X he rs-somctirs-,
,he ccntnFy-and, probably, being Hero escape,i
hanging q! more precise nfornaou see ms I,te ;e
you find It6f The speech on Retreuch.oan;. An,
vino were lie ii!idoorands, and the uf the Par
treeoo"teIs who achieved victory aitor victory ov.r
the proudest Monarchs and States OF ,,hri.,.,3,n,
theSe men wee brought up Clos.er perl,ar.; bu,
they were endowed with that hges, o: ali the ryi. eel
ifs'ren+ the caoaciky 10 Lea >IEN whether n lie
Seuate or the hedit is uuc and the sam. f,crl,,
and IFS success!ui display has aiyays rec,iv.,, on ~
VIII receive 'he siies nno:s that man car bes,ow
anu 'is VIVA De Tue Case do what sou whi CANT what
you may about Military Chcfains and Mtlitay, Dom,
Ina Atom so long man. the victorious dcrso
der OF has c'lnrI will, AND OUGHT to receive fi,,,
countrrs suffrage fer ali that the form of hcr govern
mem ALLOWS ner % give" Speech on Retreichu,ep,
Truly Tins expression would seem 20 give som.
n;ouI nd a.
! The r+-'ht 10 govern mankind is ;ure disino
Vote f'--fdlaoteon lie GRIND: : great usurosr
ana consequently great man.-''We hear r,ucf of
Military UsuIpatihncf Military Despoiis,n-of the
sword OF The Conqueror--of Casar-and Cr,,c,ye;l
and b'naparte "-.3gan-''I deny that there IA any
instance on record N history, q; man NOT HAY
ING MIL AIRY CAPACifYi being at the head
| nj any government, with advantage to tina, cavern
'acnt, and with credit to himself There IS a great
mistake on This suheCn Speech on Reireucl,nnnt
'HT: Jefferson, is well known, had no Military
Capacity, and his administration w0nlI Of cnurae
have been,aicn.led sid, no ADVANTAGE n tho ay
erHfnent, nor credit to himself" but for the sunpor,
kindly GD"f"cd ann ~ the Orator Retrenci.
as men''oned IN tbe following Passages-"I supported
i'r more Than years the administration of Mr. GJsE-
fsrson j again 81 separated myself from Mr. JeFer
son when Ba'nebas Bdwell and JoLu Quincy Adams
juned Hmm
! 4"Never administration more brilliant than
bat OF Mr. Jefferson, mp 10 that period" Sneecb Oh
| Ret encinen, and no,.
! Note G-.harb'ro"Sh. This great man could
moi even spefl Speech on Retrenchrnent How
then ia possible TO doubt the iIero,s beirg great
man too
! Mole H-CrOrureW at The interest Of the
House Of Stuart TO biescn the character of Croms ell
- that gfeai-and mat add bad man But the
Devil IS not black as he is sometimes p,iuieJ -
Speech on Reirenchment.
! Note 1-CGSnr. ''Whai little know of Roman
history, has been gathered from The surviving letters
of the great men OF that day--of CiceroB especially
and freely confess. that had lived and been com pei
led TO take sides, must, TOO very reluctantly have
sided with taesar, rather than have taken Pornpey as
my Master. " Spe".b on Retrenchuert
Had he Father ofhis country nbeen an American Of
onr day, ii Is almost certain be too ike the foolish
IE+np, would have SIDED az ins 'he Hero He took
sidcs against CasSar.n his letter TO Tire he says
n'"nquam in mg5ore Pericu,o civitav full, numsnnp,
tnprobrt ciUes hrbHe'uHt P.1R.4TTORE.U DU
| CEI"-Cic. ZIP: Book XVI. Ep: l. which for The
6cncht OF the GREAT UNLEARNED may, he tbus
done into EugiSr nerer STATE in pze1ier DAM
Iger--neUeT hat 'cichcd citizens promptsr tc1dcy.
Yer, to "render Caesar the things that are Ca,