Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

-Hsl Tie private an, pubic ciilfact.r Oh nun i..,
you 1t would not be well and "a,torethcr as fair to
make specifications Or is Gen. McCoy's opinion of
such high authority, that needs only to be known 70
he believed.
Gen. Mccoy acknowledges tlrat being "atooc-
Their ignorant of Krcmcrs 'public and private cha
racter,' he yet undertook to pronounce him sorry
fellow Is not possible tina; he has Judged the ad-
mlnlstraton with equal injustice ana rashnesso
Gen. Mccoy tho administration "has sacrificed
or trade TO the West Indies, either through pride or
negligence, or both" Tut! The said trade is more
:ourishing and productive, Though roui1ahout
than ever Pity the Generals diplomacy had not
been brought to act upon Mr. Canning! From tie
specimen published by DIR. Cravens and him,of, VIC
pronounce his style to be highly dipioma,;c.
Cen Mccoy says that Mr.. Clay in o:,,ry for Ny.
ADAMS, chad n>toriously disregoried tie will and
wishes OF the people Of Kentucky" This is perhaps
the Gereraps opinions, but the people. OF keattciy
fhins differently. See Metcaites election.
Cen. Mecca says lie regrets oxceedineI,," to
have charged the opnoi, that Henry Clay "yas =
Eigh-Iuinded and honorable man." An that we are
Henry Clay's spirits.
Mr. Fitzfudge und the "Coaci' continue learned
y TO ''argufy the topic" Of the "Webster pledge"
wflimsically called. TIE President has denied it
mr. Baiiy has denied it, Mr.. Allen has denied it. Mr.
walsh has denied it, AIr. Hopkinson has denied il.
DIR. STOCKTON has denied itcvery paper brought 70
establish 1t, las been proved iorgeryyet these
gentlemen st Il! insist upon IL.
Nh FIztudge and tic Colonel" say they would
gladly hail the testimony OF Claws innoccnce. Nv
pocrlsy added to niu2tfcc. Or is this intu,ation
thrown out FOR future benefit They have encours-
gcd ana approved the violation of private ccn:;;.ncc
IN hopes OF collecting some loose and Struggling ey-
preston to prove the bargan'-they have perverted
81 that he has said IN lis v:ndication-thcy have
suppressed all that others have said tending to cxcu
pate him-they have eagerly repu5ished whatever
those infamous tools, Green, Kendall and Penn have
wIittca-thcy have had the eaIontcry to weigh the
opinions ofsuch these, aud Kreler, Lee,
igham and Moore against the solemn protey,atiors,
he honour the lite and high and clvalrous character
al Henry Cloy-al,d they tell. the public :cy
would GLADLY hoi the testimony of Its nnocrncc!"-
Hypocrisy, Is rank, as it IS obvious:
N.Y. iitz'udae aildt Colonel say that "ia;i &c,
SANDER and forgery" are Ill against Jaclson Mr.
fitzfNdgc made saentG! exception, CT the East
Room letter, VIM. 7. II. Woods forgcries, and here
and there u lie Of Duf's anlothers.
Isit not surpriaIng that Mr.. Ttzfadgo and some Of
ss ncighbors who have so holy horror Of 'rapacit
for Office, and IRE such ardent admirers cf the dec
rine of rotation, should hang With tie tcracity
Of glue, to tire Offices in their posse.sion Do MIR.
Fltzfudgc-eaplain this phenomenon
The Boston papers announce among the Distinguish
Cd visitors 10 that city at present, Mr. Speaker Ste
vcnspn, and Maj. Harry Lee. Hunpl!