Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

poSponencnt of one who is remarkable for his order
~ ana moral habits ask 1.-THE precedent will not
exert haneu Influence OH the morals OF the riiis
geherfion- Christians, think well before YOU farther
ono weigh wei ;he Consequences.
Ihetolowing extact tou sleech ,leryerei lv Lin
Randolph Esq the 18Th day OF obituary 1887 in the IIore
the yr Of Iialc,s Corpus The isnarks con,n;ne Inv ~
extract, applied 10 Cen Wilkinson who had dec,ea
Orleans, when expected attack would he mia
on the city By Burr The situation OF Wilkinson 1907 a,
OrLra almost precisely similar that OF jackson in isl =
81 the some l!ice-sen he decluod n law, mpso
cd j"e Tor issuing wrs Of Haacas Corpus The Necessity
io5 s'ch arbitrary mes,rcs strong III case as tine
Other and the assigned or them almost precisely
.e sne i@old seem thar: Nir Rando!ph's hiil
un.yIone mango This subject, sce now willing
10 maze Gen JschSon Prcdeu Lseiagoa LafeHisencer.
The gentleman from Massachusetts (lIr g., is un-
fortunate III saying that advocate for the MIN
Ehneit OF death III all attractions otthe writ Of habers
corpus or Is he cUs Il, for small and trivial oanc,,s
hh"W mol II have tn words, have the idea II 1
.ll wrong he gentleman correct mc.-(liere Mr.
H. explained when Mr.. Il. procecded.) lie upder-
STOOD me right fan Gs he goes, but he does not 90
lar enough! would punish with death commander
IN V1ci Who should dare refuse obedience To- rit OF
1'Do%S corpus, bat would punish the man who IS
merely instrument III his hand: Won might as wt1l
ofcak TIE h.''sket employed in the service
N III any man say tine commander in chief who sea
hH'tt ~ nrrty against the constitution is not woc.
my al death: " hoover commands army and s,fs
al Gcliicc the constitution, tlanr. II the taets
stated ~ nave taken place New Orleans are tro.
" llii-son is be traitor. Who are raitorS? Burr d.
90 why because they attempts to overture the cou.
stHuon and the laws. The COMMANDED in chef doe;
the same. -
''HHppose ne puts dow. Burr 10 put I'D someboG;,
e. suppose Il is done to gain Inpmenary ecl;cf
II une commander IN cnicr, after having gone al
lengths III treason, against LIS contaccrat,a
ana thdeaVors 10 make lis zeal for the want o.
fidelity, he Is guilty Of double treason he has WON.
lea not only hts duty to his country, but even thai @
MY WHICH IS Known among kilarcs.
INe s;eadies with which tile Jackson papers have dep;al
'e efaIse made against General Jackson, having ueaent
and Chairman OF the Committee which the repor, So
down ,e accusation ss and sianJesous Suh il y In
TG, ana eneaYoIs OF the Ja aSon party to male orqsr
10 the violence and enccc whose character ana stan %
we are "i, pieces Linn eb2Ee the each Of impeachment liz
wihuiy ana o~imatev against ruth, that the WITS
n!efed by General JACKSON and in the presence of rspectan
ncssea mar living to give heir testimony eH:lali IL
letter l.on' the Aiarylahdcr Of ,esterlay:r,Ioi Jov.
70 Tie Ed1or q''hte .hryiaadcY.
SIR: As lave seen recent publication ci' liz
Lie OF Gen. Andrew Jackson Phiiadelphia ci:ticnl
IN Which am referred 10 having heard the Genal
al threaten certain Senators Of the United Stairs
with personal violence, such as eating off cnrs ST.
deem it proper TO state what heard and inow in
relation thereto
+ When Gen. Facicgon arrived in Baltimore. On his
return trem tonr to Philadelphia and New York On
the 9Th February. 1919, called to see him at tn.
Fountain Inn Light street, where he had a&cn oiIr
was introduced 10 hias. and the customary sauriors
over, he, N lew minutes after addressed himself
70 d. iJoNouyt, alGi one Of his Sle rgsDer-
ting the report OF the Committee OF the United States
Senate, q 'rhich Il appeared, he had Just then heard
and Of which, Ahncr Lucoc of Pennsy wanna was
Chalrnlan-WhlcE report stronm in rt,prehens0r
OF the General Tor his arbitrary conduct IL the Semi
mole ~ ar aud 10 which he made te lqvst vche.uer,
exceptions, srsnrlner 1H># l'iQUsly at dr. LlcocI
whom he denounced as oAAJS'p sCuUYpsEI ,cGi,
rHs CpgscTns6 grjih r." Contractor At Eaof S,r e.;
Which he oSf 4oeY, and which was the ca,lss, of his
| Q.acock's) hostility 81 hIu and that BY Cop NJ
Gen f0cH@on would cut ,!c scouNDRiG' : (lacnck's(
! eof; OIL On the next day, Sh7,Gny. 22;h Feb. iii:
General attended worship at the Uni arina Churr
and tned with party o. gentlemen at Mrs. Dajricl's
Boarding h0HSe, Nlaoces street, where heard hin,
E'pEAT tho similar Hre2s Of violence anaiyTst
the person of AIr. i.acocy. At that dinner part
there Wee present Mr.. IIUGn BOYLE. Mr.. Joi.S =
Poor Nh h,ipR,:w HAUL and my brother JEREMIAH
S.GLrgAN SING deceased. o, this cit = and lEr MAJ
t1unp!~ars now Of Philadelphia and several other
whose names do not re,olioct. Ehe three grnsies
men tiTs, named wel Us she lasf. are now lvirr
and also bear Wi!ness 20 the truth Of what hay
here stated vas nut as tba public dinner given 10
the General on Monday. 1t 1tarrir, and therefore
ran say nothing ofmJ own luovle ledge of his sayints
a''i ;oings there although understood al tie tirf
that hC repeated tie sIme threats.
JOHN SUBWAY,
l3aiTO,2re Sl.p iG, 1923.