Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28

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ahsnrd in ITSELF no, likely be continued To this
application, the gentleman addressed gave . w,,,.n
answer, which bad the appreciation or revision of m,
Aa'ns and which cop,a ned profes sion of doc,r,a 80
the poiat, similar the after made 10 Oh. -,
more emphaticely and fully, in his tauyy,.r,I ,Jy
Here all that ha, been uOegsd With any dssre. of
sihiii'y And yet told of orsrJu,., $50,
oarsa'ns between nr. Adams and individuals g.. :"
This Is interpreted into confession of the ..nl. n
genera! profession ON the .rt of E1r Adams thu,
he should be governed in ms selection to o6ce H.,
virtue and taieos, aud not by the old arty a;,no,,.
is perverted into corrupt hargain-a pledge 70 cor,
tain prominent fedcrslis,s that they slo id b. aJv,r,
to Office, conden of their aid 10 elec,;og him Pr.
sident That it 10 not the doctrine which ,-;v.s oe
fence, we presume from the fact, that they Win , 60
ctnoous. are themselves, the supporters OF J,cko,
who in bis letter to MIR Monroe, ayows r,ecso,, =,
same opinion, and recommended TO him, the appop,-
lists, and from the fur,her e.c, that hr hcI,ane will,
W hom this cock and bull STORY OF the PLEDGE ia ,ror
sed to have originated is fedc, ais, of the ran.es
scrP''ou What is il then, that ngirates the nerve,
OF The DID Lady the delicate and scrnpu,ous MIR
Sict'ane, and the oths- ,ories who have leo, ho,
ping hand 10 keep this Eatfar ayoings whv the linn
tho circumstance, That the electon was then peua
ing. We readily admit. that that which is proper c.
sen for doing il. But the Enquirer itself IN note q
mas IN v'ndicsns Gen. Jackson, furnished aso, Mr.
ADAMS JUSTIFICATION Speaking Of Tie appi,, ton of
the Indiana Legislature to Gen Jackson for bis sen
'en's on the tariff, and excusing him for giving them
the Did Indy very seushly asks "what was Jackson
!" de- 10 shrink when hus called upon-or TO mo-
'oss his doc'' Ees?" We ask The same quesoD-wba.
was Dir Adams 10 do, when c He'd upoa BY the Fed
erass-to shrink, 10 profess IT'S doc,rinc>rn Ar.
not the cases indeed, precisely PARALLEL Gen Jark-
sons c?aicns on the Tariff were considered ,ou,yo,a
Gov. Ray b. objection Of The Legislature Ais uo,p
him t" avow what they are, and lie gives an answer
calculated not only Ia p'opi,ia'e Indiana bot eyerv
State and every in'c in the lr,,on This is defeo
''ed by the E,qurer> atho' election is pendpo J,
'c' He MS 81 'Fn'::' al sahe-but that which! il de-
f"oi! N 5cksca Case, il severely scptuhaies in Mr.
;Gans'
iSu tor tr o!F Pa' d!apcse, IN This matter
10 'ac Ito bai BY Tie hnins,o grant tia, peud.ur
o c'ect'a Nr adams did express his deterlninst ton
10 'hfo" open uis door Of Office inscrnina tey to Re
f"eGaGs and Fsderalsts, and to nv ouch the decars
''oh we are Wiling thaugb we know nothing about
me matter-to grant that lie did express this intention
ana that lie did express i, for the purpose of
federal aid We do not believe that there is that ma,
IN public Iife-in HE worduo,wi.lstapdiupt the lo,s
fo.essions Of purity, which the dirtiest koov
we'll how TO rnske-wlIo ti.snc that AZ this t;,,. rs
day, il both absurd and inpo!it!o To keen nm these
distinctions which cnger exist but 10 name and ,vho
rs told that the expression OF tho sentiment, 70 III rloc
him IN the Chair Of the Pre.irucy-we sav ua, man
does mel 1--we, and aerer has .;yed who won,d he RI
strained by his helicaoy fran expressing what he
ms tod
noi for h!s sincerity ard deiIcaGy, bu, Ter loy-he
WON'T be dnhb"d IN ass l'y The common consent Of
mankind When we hear proceeding of this nature
csirnrcii as corrupt end proGigate we caDno, but
think what sc'upnous and exqu9,ey sentimental per-
seas bcy must be, wlu, censure il! THe1 would mn,
DO, no; for tie Presidency i;sclf-nase any promise
to- or stipulation i'h, any party whatsoever.
The Whole story oi lhe plaige ,heD is a fanfare
made, ami has foundation than that the Pre-
don beiug Ca.i upon befne cleo on 10 sav what
his cnnrse relation, the fedora lists would be- an
swcfd tia; c wnd orn the door Office to the able
ana Vftu"nS at al! parnes-the course that jackson
lai recommended, and that MIR. M,nroe to a certain
extent, had acted unnD That he gave promise Of Of.
ice 10 'hts "an that in consideration his vote is
false and uricious. That any member Of Congress
voted Tor him upon the expectation of reapng perso-
nal advantage from The pledge, any "a rtleT than il gave
assurances, That lis claims, founded upon his virtue
aud taients, HaG!d not be sighted because he was
Feiiei alisi bot that like Republicans, he would tr
weighed by bis merits, and by his name is eqnally
Gratci!ous aud unfouuded. That any other, and all
others, would have acted Mr. Adams did, he only
will deny who has purpose 10 by the denial
That they who arc denounciHg Dir. Adams for this,
are themselves doing worse every day. We sbonld be
making angels OF them, not to suppose. The only
sufferer in ibis matter will he he, who, federas TO
iHgraiate himself with southern politicians betrayed
What he pretended to think was secret of great con-
se9ueDce-in opinion, of tho most sly and sp.
perry politicians In this cuuntry--Louis SIcLape oil
Delaware. This is the who eagerly and cIamo
rous'y advised Henry Clay TO accept the Department
OF State but now thinks that the election was
mated by bargain and corruption.
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