Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

ms that every OF his meets it'll the same reproba-
ton, cousderae people will Last discover that the
iarii Is not The President is APPOINTMENTS but in
those whose interest 1t is 10 reader him odious Men
must and wi! reflect that cannot possibly be to- the
interest any President Of Uuiied States to iuure his
country or do violence to public oPinion-and that e.
ven conceding HIM 10 be destitute of the love of coun-
Ivy and all other noble principles action vet that h,
immediate interest and his future fame, considerations
SO dear TO all men, best promoted BY advancing
The one and consulting the other. While then il il
cn'y saying that MIR Adams is no, god but man 70
admit that he may be often mistaken in his views Of the
common welfare, yet to ascribe to aim wlui sypten.
attic and corrupt error, merely displaying aa.
boca spirit bat at the same time, the most stupid iy
norance OF the ordinary springs of human conduct.
'ohn RO''dolph.-The following extract from speec
of Mr. Randolph, delivered Congress in 1909 can never
tie too frequently served his memory, too seriously
Urged upon the attention of county, II breatbes the
spirit o Cato, aud admonscs in the language of wisdom
~" experience l,spreccp;s drawn from the history
OF all Antiquity well of modern times and slammed
AS nfabe oy the fate OF all pre- existing
How singular, that the thus capable of drawing
wisdom from the historical of all nations and of
recommending l. 10 favor ad adoption by the charms 81
ms e"quene, should nave been selected by fate as the
nr't The American hemisphere, to deny his own pre-
eePs an" 10 lea" his con"tymen into that giddy path
""ioH mas led all who walked in it, ruin! Others is
"e' preceded mir. Randolph, in their adhesion to the mill
'a'y chei'"'n' but he WAS the first openly avow his
preference o. military over civil merit aud place b.
preferences OF jackson upon the ground that he was tie
hst military man 10 toe country" Sha! any be fou,
alter reading this speech, hardy enough affirm Of John
Randolph, that he is the consiste Mt ma in the c,,
try: Shall any be found juiicaly blind or so p;f,I
perverse deny that OF II men he has cas nre,epson
to that vruc Can any be fund, who do no, think with
contempt, not unmxcd with regret, upon the man WIN
capable Of extracting from the experience of the world
system OF political morals just and true, should be like
wise capable of the criminal weakness sacrificing them
10 the vanity OF heading party, the qualification %
| his personal resen,ments?
Extract from Mr.. Randolpts Socecb an tjs Iyoy.s
| Representatives against Gen. Wilkinson in 1903 .
81 own natural jealousy of Military rnen- crows or,
o foue q country; II is strengthened ken, alive nv ,e
multitude of examples in history ancient nd modpI, -
the fall OF empires and the revolution states-he mser
ana Wrctchedness bought upon the human race bv lin.
oh'oNon and pride Of military nen--I never exnee, q,
hear Of much less see another Washington in charac,er
AS an officer of peace his Ike was nor never
will be again willing give every man inst 1n1
TedSod6te reUaTd for his public services both in paw and
grntitude but the military man is 10 rarel satisfied ,c
always was OF op;on--we could not be TOO salcilI o.
| hie aspiring am61ton ofa military eomt,aaGer"
These were MIR. Rantophs sentiments no, ouly in 1868
but also in 1922 as the following from his circular
hews They his sentiments now had he the hones,v r,
avow Them If he did not change from 8OS to 1921
out repeated tnem ut both OF those points Of time how
came 10 change them so suddenly betws.s 1924 an,
20? Why but that he bonehi it a favorable onnor,ur,
"l eo''ng thar popularity which he had justly forfeited
I IoU6 Al THIs rIcruRE! AND At ru,e,
I H-@|Het J'em M ito1l- Extract from w. Ract-
/ c7ais .fGGrrss {, hhei doiohs Spcecb co tI T.
| PooPe O c"arE'Hs 4" dietary Blu dthrered III
| 90 he Senate file u. States
! line election Of Gen an 1926.
Jackson 20 the Presidency 81 shall vote f., ca
i" !" De 1Feaued' as 1t Jackson az The election
d' III 10 event. possibly '"hocner Csc shall be noni-
occur The people the mated. He is tho frs, NH
United States have mol ret tara mon IN ,la rrr,
Y become so eorrrpna as to
i choose Of miIitarg
| talents 10 goystn the nd !ioua
! councils"