Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

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that be is qualified catiedra to pronounce the de-
cison ofhe Executive craucn Injustice Doc, he Thin,
the Executive would no, have selected Gen. s,or a.,
avowed friend, for the post of Commanders, Chic,
bsdi thought bin entitled to the distinction by rant,
ices ne suppose the Senate OF he y s.a;cs y iar-e
'n'lority, e:nssac,r5 snaay OF his Jackson crcods
haze ratified act of "craven in.s,,cc?n G,c
sweeping dcDuuciations exceedingly discredablr
10 mans understanding They argue nore zeal than
Judgment and more prejudice than power OF dscrn-
ipat'on. we ale sorry to such u spirit iu our
I'ed'. Governor; Of whose op:aons ,se admire
very mach: that one for example which urges the ne
ceSs'y OF rotation ia oice'' having "a tendency
=" purify and by consequence 10 preserve Eepub,i-
can institutions" That is sentiment WORTHY OF all
accep'a''on anu OF occasional practical illustration.
lis Vice Exceiency gave a second toast. even
more ABSURD and un ut than the one we have review
ed. twas,
"iienry Clay and his hast Of affidavit, men Their
onngi'ng eioris To excupate each other have ;c,rav
cd lie ciearest proofs of their mutual guilt
This is Indeed very weak, i'll natured and Ill con.
srSed toast. The expression ssaiavit nlenn is de.
signed wo presume, to indicate Lieut.. GoyernorA
dstrust OF the veracy of Mr. Ciay's friends who have
incurred Mi Daniels resentment b their testimony in
MS defence. The term ''atGdavit mennis use,; cur,
feny to reproach such witnesses have mora reward
% the eVect than The truth of their testimony Doe,
the most christian anal charitable Iieu, Governor then
mean 10 call IN question tho veraciy of the nuerou,
gentlemen whose letters Mr. Clay has pubsheGs Was
lis purpose 10 ins:nna.e bis of confidence in tho
'fu'i OF John Critteni en-, Geo. Robertson Charles s
Todd, Cen Beecher. Judge Thompson Judge john
A'n, James Harbour, johnson, Tim6eIl, and Vance
men of tee times his talents, and oty times his public
dani'os' Did the gentleman reflect tia, Gen. Ia
!ayetie was among these "aiiidayit men:n Does h.
mean to cas-: upon hr, the i;npuiaon o. aco,i,tiny
1ar' Clay al the expense Of us duty to truth?
We have exhibited the wretched ina lcuitv Of ue
Lieut.. Governor s toasts because NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~;
published opinion, that "rotation II, Office has ,,,
tency TO purify, and by consequence to preserve Re
publican Institutions" lie still Lieut. Governor and
IRON no fear that the public not atunIantIy oua
iued TO detect their de.oterioua ingredients Had they
fallen from less great man. I've should not have IN,
peded their passage TO oblivion, or attempted 20 sar
pen the apprehension with which we have been ,,rsu.
ded they will be received By sill just and cand; men
1t one has the right, undoubtedly lie has ifhe cops
es 10 exercise H. void upon whole bodies OF obssr,
men, bis dark suspicious and ;ndscrminate Jcnunc;.
t'ons another, who the persona! friend of many of
iLe has the less questionable anu more peasiag right
10 attempt their vioGicatca
Gut, 'se iu,n f.oD these exhibitions Of fierce inol
eFauce and political hydropSobia with pleasure to
class of toass of mother dcscti7tion:
BY Gen. J. B. IIau ;e. Tie Union: lis blessnu, ar,
Dinghy appreciated TO he jcopardized v lha can; o.
Dr. Cooper, Ice iniemPerance OF South Garo!.ra us
tue rawlings of VIM. Is. Giles.
By Col lambert. Our CniCu-For,neI by a..
Wsest and puresI Of patriots: shall we ssu,va il al e
instigaiion Of such men Tiioeas Cooper ard Wu g.
Giles?
BY Col. Peytor. South Carolina: Ever cous,e,,,uz
Tor chiVairy, patriotism, and devotion 10 Liberty
MAY she unite TO those qualities tie present era,fj
crisis, moderation and !orbearaIce.
By David Judah The TariG--It IS the ,ayv-a-
nlong IT'S duties not GrUnterIfeG be il us to nt,sc
BY Capt. WIN. H. Tlicsardsu:. The Fourth cf In
y Our coun,rys naialdnyIlusle,i be all party suls
let every tongue scjoice and every heart b.. glad
by I. brockenbIouah. Oar brethren OF Snat!, Car
DINA: !opposed LIKE ourselves Ia tie TarGl .,; them
TetnemHer, that il is the law Of Se an!--lo dissolution
ofth Union
Ey5.. w. pcbrill. The Union, ard ,e: us indy
hantiy fovn the party Tie maj who can Gc!ti,i
era;eiy talk aboai a separation.
These sentiments " orry Of The ,Iay-wof;i:y E,
patriots While lie Governor of he sote is employ.
'nS tho last moments Of lis political life in sapoio the
foundations OF the Uu,on and the Lieut., Governor in
poisoning still more the of bitterness tia: AREA,
dy overflow Tie land, it is consolation TO see ,c
body Of the citizens cheIishing Tue Union AMI rebu
King the demon os diScotd
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What does the Enquirer Is line following ian
giage' speaking If the Colle'on proceeding:
''Ne would dsptecaIe the attempt, The strong lam
gnage'5 whioh il is po!ossd, AMI TIE 1G1~ Al I,u:r
~ IS sGGGEsrED."
a. ii meant bJ ibis, that he lime more r!ori
sious--iia Is, il not !or the effect upon Jacsos
a!ec'ioF-th'y "ould :1ni depieca!e lie at;smp an,
ac Language N1fe the election OF jackson no! pen
eng OF "e'e Il after he bad lost lie e;ectin wo3
'Asy t"en b. raajy 10 exchange ao tiae:nai tug ra
ne people u ,. CaFo.'la' what uise Can he mean:
Il IS a. c1s; AZ admissions hat ,.a people a 7.oyc.l;
a'I'i"e the 'cj!'i'"s EoyeIaens IL South Caru.!u, 10
oacLson'-'n. Tie people veg 'ye.; unLgrs,aoa la,,
mailer AEcDuiiie, Cooper and TIE CJilg,on genie
ElaD, nave unHlJ5HeG little 10 SION by,