Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

,anst hm iaSnr &h Washington: Al the close Of ne
campagu Parker had leave OF absence q, his family in
Virginia; hence Parker's early uony wa. conara,cd.
Upon narsgressng repeatedly the his furlough,
sshneon wrote sterGi times him: urre his return:
compimenting for his galanry couldn't do without
him., NC. &c. According to Wnshugtons high sense OF
the value OF such soldier, Parker delayed his
camp TIL late ~ the next Spring Upon presenting hi,se
at Head Quarters, he rcpr9Ued for conduct Par
ker retired 20 his an his s
mulaed by his vanity, believe that Gen WASHINGTON
would not permit him To Ye-.1l! His commission was
deposited in the Generals Portfolio, there remained
Never more was Parker thought spoken of. --
Upon the close - the var, Parker appointed Naval
oflcer at Norfolk, and there remained expend its
nments in acts of kind ani generous hospitality till the
New Constitution adopted Parkers characteristic
vanity induced him To resign that Office aud returned
member OF the first Congress- that Congress- he made
the hfst speech that uttered. OH, Yanty-In Pha-
dolphin, these attributable to Parker on spme
occasion touching confidence in Wsshington--I
one OF those to say confidence in asns,on is undi
mnishedr Sc &c.
My first u,erogatory now, sir, is does any one deny
the facts above stated,
Did not Col Josiah Parker. public dinner Smith
held NOT long before HE death, declare ha himsv aud
fco other members of Congress- were the three dds,
raScais in the world "rhey always opposed the mea
sures OF Washington, righ, igr0ng.i.'
VINO were these wotly associates Of parker'S:
Was one OF them '-uayldnder, and the other virgil
man lie asser!anmsn OF these precious pat,ios. would
Saus'Y ANOTHER GUERIST"
There is more hayd swearing in 1he following len
dhsprit than we fear may agreeable the grave
reader, but If is believed present faithful sam
pie of tho former if the present style of General
Jaokeons conversation, and Las w,tial some touches
of genuine hunour, have delermn ned 10 hazard the
readers ceDsure BY publishing it.
o.. COMMUNICATIVE.
Capy q Iefter found an Lae Streets of Pe,crsLurr
caring tie s"psrscrption torn off
\ II,
ore moment, the General ought to confer that ap-
Pointmeut on your friend Re. What YOU say Of
's having injured himself 10 the estimation of many
influential men in your State. may be true hut il 10
such pa'pdtie OF teygvcr saton that [ do TO,
tnow how the Conceal can reward him without
oeihg suspected OF a previous understanding. Nhy
si', 1t would be every bill as had Gays, and
as 10 Tie o'ce IN question, that you know is ALREADY
nped ny one "ho though not friendly the good cause
has she'd bis blood in defence of his county.
lear by pressing this thing may possibly njure
Yourself aDd 10 give you some idea the estimation
IN which, your friend IS held by the General will
tnrn'sh You wittsa scene at the hermitage.
jachsnn III the act OF throwing newspaper from
hIm--sner Major Lee with the Enquirer N hi. hand
Lee.--SVeu General have you seen the Signs OF
the Times, Virginia for U.s. that fellow Re de-
serves we'll of his country.
Gen. J--ral not to me nIajor, OF that d ID ras-
cal it, look here sir, (aking up the Wing which
he had Just thrown DOWN. what the Id scouu-
cTe said OF me few years ago: and now that he knows
my way IS clear 10 Inc Presidency, lac turrs TAIL and
! a.
lor, much as hate that id internal rascal Pleas
ants yet by the living Cod think him the most re-
Specialize onntTe! OF the two, and if seated in
The PRESIDENTIAL chair, apd Tom II &c and his bro.
er hoifoT Goose (how do you call his name) were 20
thFoV themselves aR their knees for an Office by the
tod that made tne would sPurn them with nv foot;
yes. Major, won!d kick them on, of my presence
I Was IT not he, dbl him, who said nv eIec,on
would be cursa 10 the couu'ry' and now has the
Id etroniery to Preend that he has brought over
! rg'hia "hen 10 my certain knowledge she would
go or me almost TO man Have not the letters of
her Commander in Chief and his lieutenant to show
in: no. MaIoT, Re has iBjurettne more than any
: other man in America for what he has said is all in
6!aCt and while; and the Id rascai's hes are nov
eFeied at me by that scOuDirel Peasants; aud az 10
Re, Major, don't yon observe nc ia Ninohiug now,
and Instead al backing my friends s. Carolina be
gins 10 Praie about the ID Union if ca red d-n
about II IN case not elected: reIy on il Major
be Is not OF the true stuff but 4 id shuinr scoun
dEeE now see the difference between him and my friend
hicif--e, there is i man for you, there is fellow
OF trus pluck
| .airio' Lce.--Do ynn think Tint GeDefnP
Gen. J.-Wby don't knag exactly as to GFur-but
ne is Did clever feliow, and willing 10 20 lie
whole hog.
;.Iyo" Lee,.-Whar Gsnclai do Fou think be would
pull down the Union?
Cen. Pull down TIell--yes BY God would lie;
or ct oIi events he would threaten that is the way
Fa"r to carry the day: hut your snealting dwelling
't--c IS already almost scared ont Of his wits bv the
few threats that have been made, and d---n him. !
will pay him for il when arm President.
i"re-linhh, my dear General, do you not hear
footsteps, for God sake swear no morp-perLaos il
hToher vi no promised Mrs. jackson 10 attend
her to rrayer meeting and if lie should Irear you
/ swear----
!srl'sor, in ow voicc.)-5 God, Major, am
pretty nearly tired this farce. fEuter brother -
jackson rises and shakes him by the hand.1 T bore
brother - you wei, aid your family
HFohhfF --~------Why yes, quite sell, lily The hes
sing Of God: hope you and sstc, jackson ATE we'll
/ Major Lee, hope, is weii'
: Gen All well, thanks be 80 God
Hroiher--i fear, brother Jackson, have BEEN ne
"n['Hihg "iues9 to Frotane swearing your houso.
/ Jfrtnn.-- Yes, by God ibrcher beg vour p,r-
con- hut IT IS so provoking hear eervaus
ST@ar- That this moment kicked nnt 81 that door