Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26

ced IN This respect, on tootihg of equality. lie may
We hope some sturdy Republican will resist this petty
tytsnny.
The BRITISH MURRAY PREMIER-h NAV not be
undressing to many of readers 10 see how His
Grace OF Wellington treated a report-much current
try-of his (he Dukel being placed at the head of the
Ministry. The report is from the Times of the Sd
May, Of the Dukes speech delivered on the evening
previous 10 the House Of Lords: W y finer
''Woafd any man, ther eor e, believe that wien ho
was IN situation which enabled bin to recommend to
the notice OF his Majesty all his former friends aud COM
panons IN arms and TO reward them according to their
merits, for exertons which they had formerly made
under bis command tn the field; would any man be
ieve that nc 1ou'd voluntarily resign situation so
consonGnt 20 MS feelings and his hdGRs for the mere
eAPy ambition q ae'ne placed at tie he'd offfs COP
efnnicnE tie 6neio that he pIsauALIrrEp FOR
ANY SUCH oFFIcE-he kuew that he was unable 10 ad
oress the House as person who aspired such an of
nee ought 10 address it ere and Mush)-and he
eiorc SAID that feeling as Ia, did with res pect TO
e SITUATION winch he had recently filed at the head
~ inc arny--ting IT. as he did, ON the opportunities
winch IT gave HIM TO improve the cunt ION of his old
comrades IN arins-knowiDg bis capacity for fill
ing that Office, and his ncapacity for fn- c posf of
r"Sf ''"''SeT' ne Sho"d hace BEEN MAD, and WORSE
THAN MAD htd he ecer entertained The INSANE pro;ect
wh'ch certain ind'uii,1Is for BASE PURPOSES had I'M
puted to him" (IIeat, hear.)
me changes IN the ministry had excited great alarm
IN I've country papers. The Scotsman sa,s:-",bat
ms Grace should have been uamed Premier even for
day appears TO be insult To the good sense and
unconstitutional feeling Of the country ~
meeting OF the Catholics has becn held in Dub
! I'M, ana resolution passed W which every ,jsh
member of Parliament is dec Jared I'm he an enemy
20 the freedom, peace aud happiness of ireland who
shall support either directly or indirectIv any Adj
n'ns'ration ct which the Duke OF Wenston on
2 n an L. m lINrs
The Da<e Of Wellington is sncceeicd ~ Lord Hi
IN the Office OF Commander in Chief.
Mrs Canning, widow of the late premier of En-
gland has been elevated to the British Pee, age by the
lille OF isco"ncss Canning, Of kinbrahcn II. k.llsen
ny.
Mr. Cooper 'ia 'ragcdisn, has, see, arrived in
Bnstuo We glad il; and hope he vii! soon give
, the Ne" YORK audience opportunity eli show ing
that London critics do not rule here. By the b,e
have laying by US an article from Yae Age which
would Indicate soma relenting in the public mind
tor the gross 'nlns:'ce done TO MIR. Cooper
y. Y. American.
Tie Boston Statesman OF Wednesday. saya:-"AIr
CoopER received at his FIRST appearances last eve
ming, with the most enthusiastic applause yen
ded towards an individual of his profession nv Bos-
ton audience. The House was crowded and though
almost overwhelmed by the effect OF his excited feel
'nss in the earlier part Of the Tragedy Mr.. c. sus-
tanned the char ,cier of .ffIlei with spirit anil yror
WORTHY OF his younger days.a
NEW IoRK, March 2i.-.1 bill to authorize the
payment OF the salary of the late Governor Clinton
tie end of the current year with additional sum OF
10000 dollars. 10 his minor children passed The House
II -assembiy On Wednesday, by vote OF 90 to 95
! .Ierc ado.
Il rule has recently been enforced, by the autlio.
ri'y OF the House Of Representatives which ohiges
spectaors III !ie gallery of that House remain IN
Cover cd during lis sitiings The enforcement of This
rule has given rise TO some pleasantly, and no .e
dissatisfaction not much among Tue people OF ~ ash.
iugioD, who accustomed to pay all Difference 10
tie rules OF Congress TO Strangers vsiters from
other parts of The Union, who do not like the idea
apparently, of being obliged to submit to ccrerao
nous ohse-vance Of W ch the Rouse Of Representa-
;wes Itself does 10; set the example.--T.N;i la.
Mr.. Henry Neele, well known To the pnblie as a
contributor TO e magazines, and the author OF a .yo, K
recently published, entitled the Romance of History
has committed suicide in CT Of derangeU,ent cause
by an oyerexciled mag inar lion.
burg.
HANOVER EoUHTy, olst March, 1923.
10 tte Editors CfMe Constitutional Hhtz.
Gemilemru: we remark in your pape OF the oih ms,
thn attached the Hanover Anti jackson
consent. We opposed to the election q J. q
Adams AMI favorable to he election of AuGew Jackson
Respectfully, yrs.
FoRTUNATtS GREEN,
w: B. GREY.
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