Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-08

&c ''~ 'us'ffEda;ssi.. ne Committee al, ht,a,,
'"'"s nave made Report which ha. been publishe /,
Oh the incidents touchnr Tho Cx,;
''ia"eh. This IS pronounced conclusive of Gen
Jackson's Justification by his pa,,iz,ps a., ,,o y.
port indeed, drafted bv ono ~ ,bc,, :; .,,,
vorable. Nevertheless the o,,lIc ~ 49,.
ent view of the Documents from ,h, -
Committee, and we accodipoIv ro,.,
pension OF opinion until they .,,hr,,,:
The party in the House of R.p,esen,,,;vos -
iainly managed the matter with r,.., ,;,
Sontraryto all usage the Jacksop ,,ao,;, .,,
not suffer the Documents to bc nuh,,hI &C,
by Report upon them, cond get ,Lc G,s,t,,
'''Ne favorable nnrres3io!: "a the public mind To
Withdraw public notice from ti.is thex ,ccns,a ~,
"A'oour OF attempting, by tie particular order of
arranging the Documents Of ,n;sI.,,;,o ,, Hin
and tae ri5i:v. As il. provided MI tho r,,o,
we're sent, and The dates prcixe. made any d;es
"hce how they were arranged! Mr. la, bour, defence
"as thai tho Gierlss had arrano ed tho ordor ~ ,,
papero, ard 'l,a ,hey ia,. followed Tie Inn, c,.b
lished ruits Of tue Department OF War.-,Ye shah
publish the Report and tl.. Document, If roes;h,.
'4noMer Explosion, 10 the regent Investigation in
the Senate of Kentucky the J .ckson mo, ,r,,o, ,
P:ove the declarations OF NJ. David Wii,e-vh, -
member OF Congress sron, Ken.rchv ,o,cd ar II.
!-aa'ns-to establish the Truth Ia. bargain TIA This
the administration majority ob;ectei--urgins ,ta, Nh,
White himself, lived within less than tysntv nes oc
rankort and ohjccing the irregu,ari,v of ,dm,,,,r
Rearsay evidence when the person whose declarations
as fin hnf ~,
his opposition was a.crhed By the Jackson men as
uhn'strationand it Immediately said that if they
had been allowed to proceed that they could have
we'd this, that and the other from Mr. Whites deci,
Tanns. WE'LL Mr. White bns ELF has aLdfcsse1 ,l,e
Eubiic-and MIR. White who il now a jackson MAJ,
as lie says hinsef-declates bis utter ignorance anal
disbelief of any bargain! The ;npudent perseverance,
OF he,jacksonians in making this charge is unexcer1
cd but by their repeated ana failure TO establish
i! This new abortion will hut en,bolden them TO
further effort,
From TIC KcntvcS.y Gazette
TO THE PUBLIC :.
have wNest cd with no little anxiety and aston seb
ment the progress of tire investigation now before tho
public IN reference to the ciScumsta noes growing ou
of the election of The President oe the United States
by the House of Representatives OF the eighteenth, Con-
gress.
The contest between The friends of MIR. Adams
and Genlral Jackson, has Indeed assumed &
most extraordinary character Parties have been
formed aud arrayed against each other. and are
made the organs Of the most bitter and vinic-
tive Recommendations against and PRINCIPLES. Sc
rous charges have been made and exhibited to the
public, in every possible form, with view TO foresta
public sentiment subJec that demand solemn ardi
sober inquiry The leading par,zlns OF beth the pro-
rninent candidates for The next Presidential term ac
nated alike by tic fuzzy OF party spirit instead pro-
hecutins the inquiry presented 10 the American people
mos Ii
" to result in just conclusions nve 10 great extent
LOST sight OF principle, and rest their hopes OF victory
and success, upon tae issue OF o! exermiua ton
That party spiri, and blind zeal which knows no
bounds, and is governed alone by overbeaTing an!
vindic,ve feelings, has superseded all rational and so
Der investigation, and the regulations of the best men
IN the nation offered up ! co!ui;oa sacrifice uuou
the altar OF prejudice
The press IS longer The sentinel and guardian OF
civil liberty, but is prostu!ed to the base purpose q
giving currency 10 the most u0touHLed and infa nous
ISLANDERS against public and private character. Even
honorable Senator'S, Invested with special delegated
powers, forgetting their dignity and the duties the,
10 their country end constituents, acting under tie
impulse OF this political fever and goaded on b, the
mad and furious zeal under the rnsey preex. Of
settling important principles ard regardless of the
subjects OF legitimate legislation, have formed them
selves into body infinitely terrible than a
Spanish iaqnsoD, 10 ofier 10 wIitewash their poiti
cal friends and bacsha!l their political enemies! The
sancy c private character has been violated, and con-
Uary 20 constitutional! and legal forms Tie regulations
of private individuals, in their absence has been drag
ged before the tribunal Of this se-creat,d court OF 10
dicature, and without the means OF defcnce are sub
ected To nsinuations and from the lowest and
most cootcmptible Of your tiled political knayes.
How far the people will sanction reward the au-
boFs of this usurpaon upon ptIvae right, is for
NE TO determine. Perhaps they have already had their
reward for this pliful and cowaidiy service by pro-
tracing their session at the expense of lie treasury
Equally delinquent the parties cannot expect 10 es.
cape The public indigDstious by the elimination ana
discrimination Of each other
regret that necessity compes this time TO rin-
diCate myself Standing the attitude do in refer
TO the late election, nothing should have tempted
me TO appear before the pu bile, but the Indispensable
duty which owe to my own reputation: and if any p
okogy is due from me- ior making is publications. re-
ly for my justification upon te extraofdnury snd IN
necessary that has been made OF name On all
have f,,r l,.,