Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02

Fi3.a tie .Nulgau} Goe.u.
The 'oppfong@me,4i, coincidence te,,g cen "a. e
c'ikson5 IN Great bgItan aud Dotted States res
.ccng the qua;,iratir7s OF lie Premier FIJI each c;n.
-, Is no l.tt!c ,abe. 4 close -i.ity ut.aifs
between the head of 'ie misty in Ensi4ud and He
american 'iesGea'. Ia he subjects s.G Interests
"'lth they are 10 tet-'tnue materially iLEueIcp,
aid o. course "Hg't 10 understand and he aoe eiu-
2'iaC. : &c military ciaT.c;c CT q. the Duke of W els
,':'oh az: ms 9 ''i d@il1iouies, IePugnani
"se put!'n OF British Teaaoucs those Of Gen Jack
soh to Ire iiority OF tao ;ccDg Citizens of ,n re-
f!ttc 1t tic .iIne, should be noied HAT q I.
H'it% general las bad rGch I0ore direct ex.c iaHct
III diplomatic Affairs, ihau the 4mericaa ana for naIp
Yeas ut lis life has taken part the business or ia.
meGt Ills particular adYoca; es dwell mainly IKE, .t
tfanis Of jackson, upon the energy OF his spirit am
his intolerance of ali corruption and trickcrr .hs
ensuing quotation IRON london Journal is specimen
of their stain.
"it affords US much pleasure 70 hear-bu to SIC il
VIII De doubiy gratifying that The gallant Duke q
the head OF the Treasury has determined 10 smash i
political J0bbers and to away, with bold and .g,-
eYy arf, the Whole vile system corrupt sEeTchane s
III places OF trust, and IN onouIa0ie we'll lucrative
p!onoion Let hun like the great and noble Lord ST.
vincent hut iaIriy Try the enteFpTise and bis fame dt
moral courage VIII soon eclipse the brightest radiance
Of military rennwn Ee him aCCeca in il against an
intriguing Court tail Courts sol-against an arjs
oc'acy AT onoe greedy hsughty injoeTant and ppl
-agan;t The nporlGDate ances OF friends he
ungTaetoI sneeis OF neutrals, Of retabe enemies
ana IN behalf OF suffering, discriminating and huueEt
people and no reputation that adorI I'd the page OF
Eh3nsh history can stand Comparison wiz that 81
Arthur, Duke of Wellington"
us sample Of the topics and views Of otter par
y, re give two extracts from the LonGOu Morning
Chronicle; which thn, appIicshI Scr Ii, most PARK
to She American people aud Conceal acIlscn =. no ae
TO each other as the British King aud Lord " ellington
Ivy e have no WISH 10 eXtenuste the Insult offered 70
tne Country IN The afpG ntnen to the Pfenefs np OF a
man VIGOROUSLY uDi il, and What is r. tts lrosna,
IN these days. se-cGadcGnr4. We arr Tar fro:u Wet
ing 10 fet bounds to the exercise OF e p.t gafi,e
Ills biasty had certainly ie power - ~ the Duks
Oh " ellington Premier. But Caunot help tluk,,s
"ouid rot be aniss If Hionarocs were 10 bear IN nina
that the best OF cnsuring the homage OF pe,,
pie, Is 70 exercise their authority in such way as tie
people themselves would wish 1t TO be exercised 4.
Cohstantincpie the Slave OF last becomes Teouen-
" Tie Grand Hzer OF this These exa!tations pass "a
mater Of course; but the consequence thGt the
slave IS rot exalted but tie Office degsaacd In CIV
iHed nation there sIouli be nothing arbitrary. Pow
ct eFen when uprestIained, ought always lie cxets
Ca2d according to certain laws OF propriesv Every
pcicn appointed 10 Offices Of trust and res possibility
should ~ known TO possess ibe qualifications usuab
associated vi n them. The Chancellor should anroiut
a. e. known to the profession as possessing the r,as
inca i'ns acquired IN tbe master, & tine FIRST bai-pay
officer who does of kindness TO him in nerjcps
coijnrc'urt: he King again, should appoint Chat
cei'"F entitled to tie confidence OF ,e country as tie
highest Judge.
'E7en in The cbarcb, tue ordinary livngs of which
arc TIC property OF every purchaser certain defcr-
c: &C TO public opiBo and feeling oUght 10 be mani
tested IN the disposal Of the higher deputies. IL would
be cons dered improper, for instance, reward Ljeu-
tenant who has distinguished himself ssirmishes rn
sru&eiars wlt CrdsIs ard OF i:e best Inc Iv-
ugo N 10" git; of The Chameleon Ne cannot there
Fore wonder That he country should been pre-.
pared jor this exercise aF she Royal authori;Y l. the
Emperor Paul Should have made Suwaroa MS Prime
Ahp'isr the act wcnli have been supposed in charac-
Ter rnt George tie fourth has airavs been supDOssri
FcmDInCly {: ye to the suggestions ct prepriey aud
abs TO distinguish between lie claims private Init
macy and the Ca.0s - pu'c couT5eutc. ~! tsirgs
ne net surely lsTGe. i Cnnniiy " ltnxs a.e. 80.
7ha' eau resemble farce tis lie geyajnc IL
ie Esheai Office 10 ihe administrators nan lr w,,nre
udl-cfgc language II has itah once het rerce-
sk'T 10 oder he apology la, os urusca 10 5pcrt,
ADD WHO nrsS enjoy ins iErHy, hike q Ip,onrp-a
tojs, aud reivce 10 take auE raf m O.. pt.b.c dGl-
e.atops Of tie Legislature. do rn rcar 10 cdm
p'ou''se h, colleagues and The character Of tie naiI.
Is iIs iDisCretous his soicC.ms. any rurt:y
military should have q seat ~ he Cabinet at -.
even though filing department connected ith NIL.
tary afsrs, he Ordnance Tor instance rroros.
ton liable 20 considerable difficulty la s,dier IN na
Cabinet were TO vote on military aIa4, al ,youd o.
wei; but the vote of hat soldier counts in the CaiICt
for much 10 at OF the Who has made Size 81
fairs Of tbc nation the study Of his life.
! 'thc Duke OF wellington is soldier, arG only e
soldier We say nothing rs 10 his orator, bscau.v.
though The power Of speaking Nucu ,e must he 'ra1s
q great utility 70 Ui2'stcr in county Ike dis
man may possess intellect OF tie fg1cs order with
out being fluent speaker Bot tHs Duke OF Wei
ngton's babIts and pursuits have not been UaulJg
TO enable hitn 70 possess tbot bnowlcdgo which
should think Indispensable Ein's'er Frd esUeCaify
FtcJ0'er TIE ve:70g- .'H'.r.= r.. 60 't~ g.