Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12

British enis.aries work, incucang the adyan.
ages Of separation aud IA commercial alliance with
Eogland.
THE FOURTH OF JULY
AS "The Jackson Disuuion PARTY, intend 70 ce.hr,,
be din OF Jolly, by open declaration of eternal
ton fom the Union--as the Arocrats, aided by Brs,
warm with tho hopes once more
TO "the flesh pots of Egypt, vndcanc the pr;nc;r
Of the Tories and Refugees the Revolution Inv .,on;n
or 'he,r 'nErsude to the no'her coun,ry-,he minority,
composed oi The sturdy old Democrats, and adopte
VIII have to pledge deep to the following toasts:--
The .4nisrcar RsputicToo dear the hearts Of her
native and adopted children dread the paracda ar
| AIistocrats and British spies '"'
The Government Of the United Siaes--The Govs,omso,
OF iHE rEofLs--As we'll may Satan hope to obscure the
sum- whose brightness he hates British intrigue e,n.., -
tear down the temple which fathers 40
national freedom. SPIRIT nv rTs "
From Me Charleston Courier ofJuyl
CoMMrNICArEDI
Tie .qnnirerSdyy Of .an,erican hdependeac.
Let us be thankful that have been ps1mi,,ed bv tho
iiver of all Good, witness dawn of the inv
year oi American Independence. Let US r. iocs thar HI
las continued to us those blessings which have made ma
The envy OF the oppressed in every cline, induced thou
sands from every quarter OF the globe, seek peace
ana happiness M our conntry, which many them uyht
and bled in vain 10 attain in their own.
Let us DO glad, that while in Europe tyranny walks
abroad in the consciousness strength and the
rights of irohden under foot, our Republic sill
exists; the beacon light which are turned the eyes of ali
who, hy the shackes OF despo,isn, birs for The
blessings OF liberty, and whom for as innuencr
Hope herself would ford consolation.
fposoesiiy without precedent history of ma tons.
II the enjoyment of liberty in greater degree than had
yet fallen to the lot OF be excite
gratitude IN the human breas this day should its
voice be heard at this jubilee should affairs of Jehovah
be surrounded by hearts filed sense of his mercy
aud his goodness
There was time when the of this festival causr,
ONLY! sentiments Joy and gladness in the hearts of
fic"i' when no doubts OF the permanence Union
and the continuance of happiness uied
when the deeds Of orr ancestors recouned enkind
! 'inuir t,n ,I...
most exalted, and patriotic feelings when the heroes nj
Bunker Hill and Fort AIoe, OF Bennington and King,
Mounta were spoken at: not natives of this or
g" that i" as Yankees nr Southerner but Americans
whose glory aud whose fame common property o.
a common county.
| Why has the cup Of aiona glory nd national ioy
been mixed with nj bitterness Whv has The ,ocsi,
OF civil war bean sounde-te cry of disunon raised
faniuI as Is the inquiry, we know better time II
make It than when assembling the birth
day of the OILY ie Republic remaining on the eiobe,he
only bulwark between the Holy Alliance" in Europe aud
all that great and good and beneficial man. upon the
Garth The minds of Americans fixed ON the GREAT t
interesting, subject OF atonal liberty.
Livery citizen Of the republic has interest In it's wei
iaIe and should be acquainted with all a, tendency
To affect il.
lie who neglecs ascertain tie best sources in
his power The cause of great excitement in The com
unity, is unworthy the liberty he enjoys. He who fears
| to do it, is slave, though he may not know il,
In pursuing his inquiries lie should all beware NJ
those appeals, which, being made his ssons afford ,
L"st evieneo oil tef inability stand the scrutiny Of his
reason. On this day, let the inquiry be commenced calm,.
aud dispassionately commence it be found that Tin.
existing excitement which has done much to arouse t,.
fears of the md, ard stae the bo,dcst and mos,
determined has been caused by uissaemens artfuy pot
up deceive the people, from motives ambition,
or from causes too tring justify the violence dispayed
lei The authors OF it with the highest punshre ns-
the scoT1i and contempt Of an insulled ueoplc!
But on the other hand. if it shall be ascertaiped thar
me institutions which cost our fathers much blood anu
treasure shave failed of the end nended that they afford
no security "for life liberty, and the pursuit
then may the good and the vrtuous weep over the nsab
efo
human wisdom; hen may the cbeered
by the spirit of WAsHINGToN, cease 10 hone: then ma
eSPots exui; Tor Liberty Will have taken her flight forever
from the earth. o. 49,
BUT we 90 not, nc cannot believe ,ha. any inquiry vii
eaa TO such result No country has exeupi from
Gag and oeak meu; from who would crice every
thing sacred, at the shrine Of Wild and selfish ambitio
AN. "h'e we ahmit thst many, who have been active i'm
exciting the public nnd have been governed by boneS,
Though mistaken views, think so fayors blv nj
others. Rome bad her CATALINA his CO. adi,tiors
why not Carolina,
ihese are touching appeals The language of ruu
patriotism, cannot be mistaken. These two pro,uc
ons arc from the pens ofmen, who love their country
their vlole country Here is nothing of the mere.
'''o'ous cant oil Cooper, or the doatiDg egotsm of
Giles, who would plunge his country into disunion in
the vain hope that he could ride on the pillows Of rev
olutioD.
TO candid mea--On the s7lh June writer in the
enquirer, signing himself "Qua;risi,o addressed Cd
NO. 10 The Public, assans The senior editor Of This pa
per, IN terms OF abuse, which have been rarely e,
ceeded on any other OCCASION. That NAV not be
supposed to nisrepresent this article by those VIII,
! have never seen it, I here republsh il:
From Tie Richm6nd Enquirer.
COMMUNICATED.
t"AN MATTERS OF FAcrs--ande,aed and snde,,iatie.
No. III.
ONE AT+A TIME.
"CONSIHCC7Tp.E JOURNIES,,
MI. John H. Pleasans, senior Editor Of the Wh;p h
promptly followed up the Presidents example He pre-
lowing item: ~ '
"DepGriment Of State 10 u IT. Pleasu,ls. 1r
To or r,s sum i"f yGyases OUT and nome, 5000
/ poor" rom the time ofeaving Richmond on the
! IGN OF April, 1928, to Che 23,b May, of the
7 same year, IN which, interval was scekinv