Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-14

tons OF vanity the other. You were pliei with
hsttery and caresses by his friends at Washington and
Nashville Your vanity was armed against your iudc.
hent aud principles. II was softly whispered in
:our ear, "with the Enquirer on our side, we
cannot fail OF success.n More pains were taken
10 conc'iiate ynu ard 10 win you Jackson than
you have idsen since, glll and dclude the people of
virginia The active members OF the jackson party at
ashmson, pretended consider Enquirer and Vir.
sinia' as one aud the thing. All their Efforts were
Sec'ed towards you, thinking that if you could induced
70 'ake up the Hero, Virginia woud be slow follow
your example, Your vanity inseusihe Ia the soft
and piano toned no;es Of fat,ery aud aduation You
oou'd not but think tina, they who had exalted an opn
ION Of your import and influence mus, be the hes,
Judges OF other matters Their a;,eug estimate of your
'"sequence was in your opinion possible evidence
T'hsir capacity 10 form judgmen, of wa, hes, for
the people othe Union. Bun ali their willy arts would no.
have lied, had fortune seconded their c.s and
stirring the premdices of Virginia against the Northern
people, inclined them to opposition agans, Adams. You
lent pleased and attentive the cooling Jack
sonrsdefs al Washington bu, you KEEP, wary eye on the
signs Of the times in Virginia. when your love Of ma
o'y' lwh'on 'ake TO be your lame Lego and the t,!a
'"s vi your 'ah'y' p"n'ed the same way, the conflict
between duty and inclination was ended You w,e.c
scarcely capable of resisting last when IL assaulted
you alone-uni,cd with the other they became inviucibe
do not wish to do you inus,cc-I would no, change
'he favorable opinion Of one v,.e lad con-
sency OF your public conduct cxcep, facts aud fair arru
"'en' would do it. But answer hereafter be-
eVe the above 10 be true history causes and mo
gress Of your conversion Jat-,suusm-,l,at incredible
event. which, whether had been anticipated as posb,e
before 1t happened is examined rr;,icaIIv s,c. :;
o"s happened, II s''ems cquay anomalous and in
used
ever know-and that ycm never could hay. hoe,
brought over BY appeal tuynur judgment is eyiden, fr,
you" own confession; for you have confessed since
"esoh 70 Jackson was sen. IN, that you think Of him
ana MS conduct you always did II wrong in this
t"s"en' OF your motives, you only blame; it is
air and even necessary deduction your own
fInns.
But dispensing with !uher smn:ivss let
us look for nsnen, ucts When suited YOU TO opnosc
On Jackson you said CHS were so nu,e,y aru
mar he would punish trscSp BY the c courts nm,
nv ConrtAarttol" aud this yau then, justly looked uon
"'h horror. Within year Jon have rni that vour
opinons OF his c"rduc still unchausei (you know YOU
are Called the 'uschangeh and Interchangeable" (su YOU
ROW srppor, him for the Presidency. 10 not you think
there is he incorgrliy in hiv? Will Won them eu,
'~ft President, whom, you once houeh, and SIN
f''Hk so arbitrary fly and punisa civil ounces by
":i'ary tribunal? Think ynn he viii make SAFE Pee
sen, t,hat Is yo1lr wodI who uuo, his o,yr v,f, ,,
rasr from the citizen, the constitutional rht of b
ay jury and vest in body Of his subordinate OIL
Sna dependents: Take notice do ot accuse Cen
NJ this temper ANA disposition, (ough knows believe
him carab.s enough Of ill., Il is yug- own accusation
made four years and virtually repeated in 1897 when
Ton declared your opinions Of him remain uncia ngr
say then, do goG hinI he wil make safe Psesieni?
are y'u ready TO Tepose s highest confidence aud Gs, in
man. ~ho in yonr opinion would tax, aua the i,o..;.
mahe right the trial by jury, ara sin any great ,,
whole county into one grcn, camp, Y,o.o
Hss grea, vcmera ton Tor the Constitution Won g., 49,
on all occasions for its peculiar chsm,icn ami lG,
John Quincy Adams. for writing a !c,cr 70 r,,i ,lsi
tie expressed his belief Of the powc. of the C,coer, f,y
make roads and canals, has been ru,sryd gy