Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-09

contracting parties. vino is now the P.e,,d.n,--
lung previous 10 tAs event; long previous 10 beng
ascertained that the other candidate was excluded o,n
The H1ise by the Of louisiana I, was given m
other and it before be went 10 Europe in the
sp;ing of 1924. Tie did not know Of the exclusion of
any candidate from he House unit; he returned frou,
Europe in December, I124 lie here stated that bs
had received the first information of this fact and Of
the vo.cs given 10 General Jackson from a CAPTAIN
whose name we could not make out. lie had had no
communication with those parties sinceexcept CT "A
certain SOFT, with one of ,heni:-yes, lie had: on tn,
morning Of the ballot far President he was in the Seak-
si's rooin covering tue Gre, when was expec.
ted that n. York would not go for Mr.. Adams and
then tie said TO the Speaker, that hoped we should
not he kept long tune haUttog. the state of his
health would not permit him reman too long
lie said he bad evidence That there curnpac.
tween the two parties existing Iorg anterior TO the ne.
rid when il was the thought of either give his s:paort
t'!he other To suppose otherwise is to suppose tina,
candidate ssui vote against himself which would be
in fact reducto nd absus;is To suppose that in te
spring OF lsei, that Candidate had guod understan-
ding with the Eastern gentle maU, would be suppose
that Inc intended To defeat his election Ci.,,c. en-
would not be brought to believe tale absurd as thai
he conversation lie had with that gcnlsinan was an
accidental, casual io,,; and which lie .ouJ
he should find time 10 correc, the mi
MI s'-- c"rrgible they were-wh.ch we're sen, ba,--
poIning To the table uf the Reporter for the Na,o,,I
! inteiigencer,) for that purpose
lie w'Aid advert II another instance of msrerre.
aehtai'"n from TIE same quarter. The he had
stated was not the FIRST nor the second instance; nor
probably the third lie repeated tina, he had no,b;D
~ do with motives. lie had former debate .a;s
I'D i they not know that if their adyersarics ,ruo,r
they W I'D moi trump also? Hoyle might have tauri,
them better" The pape, had inter poiateu the -
pr ss:on, 10 make t''a1r Randolph said TN, L.,
their own book OF games, might ave taught the m be,.
Ter" Tbs Interpolation takes away The whole point
OF The expression, and makes that base and vulgar
which. as he said Il, strictly parliamentary IN
single ptiouin which he lad not been m. sunier.
stood, he meant as 10 Irish and Africans-he had not
seen any report in tina, paper whch did excite his
disgusG and even in the report which contained lie
corr ect expression "hic he had named in every 9Th
| er respect his remarks were tet.hedly naEr,cd
he would Ieer to another circumstance. lie dis
claimed any reference motives On auo,ber Ora.
SION lie had spoken of bu;l-conver.cd into hill
Eliminated at Richnoni-relave to the sloot;,o
OF Militia men. Whle a gentleman speaking
he received Information that no had been nisinfor-
nee as TO the facts; and such his horror lest he
should tie supposed 10 stale for fact what was not 81
that he rose in his place. and with the clearness of
articulation which he could command made the cor
rection ne rose TO 'nterr"p. an argument, for the
purpose OF taking back the statement in ord,r
That II should not GO abroad the world and exci,,
ani'nadverson lie took ii for granted that this den
al would appear 10 the next mornings paper. Instead
oil which, words to this effect appearej Mir Rant,ln
said few words in explanatory This was in tho
papers OF Saturday morning. Sunday was blank dav
At he used to say when he sportsman: the mali
therefore. which aimed the had two d,ra
start, and go, TO Richmond Sunday af;eibc.p Tie
contradiction could not reach Richmond before Tues
day. unless ) GU had carrier pigeon. There was
space therefore oi az hours to 10 the mischief. Tq,e
party referred 10 was man of Gaiantry and honour
H. was unnecessary 10 say any thing Their Takiu,
| all these things togctber-he looked at the eGscs@
the motives were nothing 10 him.
IL, ever, this miscoDCeptiou had rot anpeaIed :,
that paper the House would not have heard from Inn,
on The subject IL printers used him. he would not ask
10 winch side they belong e knew they could DOT get
along without tue printers. NJ public man coud ex
Isl without The press He pubic man. and mus,
DOW 10 the SAME decree. He begged pardon for occu-
PJing The floor SO long, and would yield to his
colleague. satisfied that he should only for foil
10 SET Oil that gentleman 10 greater advantage.
Justice to MIR. Randolph, as well as to Mr..
Clay, has induced us to give his explanation
a prompt insertion. But we cannot refrain
from expressing our sense of Mr. RandoIph's
ingratitude towards Duff After the latter
had pulled, and pulled, and pulled him-affer
he had constituted himself the peculiar cla
non OF his fame, and champion of his poll
teal mfalhblllty-after defending him so yea
lousy in the Irish and African story. even to
tic attack on Sparhawk and memorializinr
the Senate III his vlndication-nay, after Duff
had honoured him so much as to scrape ar
quaintancc without an notwithstanding to
'whist!e him down the wind''--to tell the
House OF Representatives,, that she knew him
no farther than that he passed him one morn
ing on the steps, and spoke to him, because
he was first accosted by ilirn''-ssthis acas the
most unkindest cut of all Il iustifes the
employment of double superlatives in des-
crlbing it. We have never seen so fragrant
an example of ingratitude
The following is the article of the Tclc-
graph upon which Mr.. Randolph common
ted
"TfE BARGAIN.
"Those Of our readers who bav perued Nv Claws late
book Know that he hangs his hope upon pfoof which /,
affords of his determination vote for Mr. Adams
N hat ms u,ac tHeH ,ixo
the course of his remarks yesterday, Mr. Randolph took
occasion To that the rsain the East nd ,
ttest. when first entered into, looked 10 the elevation 81
Mr. Clay and nal of Mr.. Adams the Presidency us
sam that MIR. Adams high contrartinr
parties 10 the fret agreement He said recent cal.
aniy IN the amc vt one Of thrn' forbade him men,
ton mis- name, Il We erred OF has knoviedgr tina.
the elevation of Mr.. Adams PIE dency did not en-
ter into Mr. Claws IN plan lie sail that before j, was