Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

the presea: dynasty. May be permitted TO inquire OF
him. urler what Administrations at some pei ud he
was n" IA snall minority! He has never ksown but
one Administration in which the Chief Magistrate
was wtHy, - good faith, TO give up the Executive
Patronage. .gi he first of Thomas Jefferson
Wnst o@u.d ho about the last Administrator of
thl. great ,uar:-N here the gentleman then
fouad' Wa INC in the small minority of which he
spca6s'
Thegen'ieman seems unwilling 10 afford oppor'uuj
~ OF saying any thing to sustain a sinking caue.--
lie should call on the present power for moth
ling which would enable them affect The question:
euow al issue between them and tue United States"
''It would be call ON those who had ccn improperly
Nput in purer protect their political lvcs.n Shall
nsinuatipus th9n he made shall Chaig be e,led
gainst the Administration, aud the gentleman uuwi
ling TO hear them speak indication of their conduct
are these ri, views of justice? IL II be sinking
III they drowning men catching al Stays Lei;
them at least have fair uia
'fhe gentleman willing tn correct abusCs, but this
not tie proper period commence. We have beard
iteratcd Ietetcd from parts of the House,
that tins il not the accepted tune WhcD.wil that gJo
Tious periyi arrive! Each moment, ii seems 10 Eve,
would he an accepted time 10 commence So good a
work. 10, the gentleman wishes 10 pass the approp
alton bills and home. Shall then pass those bills,
in the shape in which they usually passed, aud go
home; thereby putting II again in the power of the
very who, il we credit the suspicious entertained,
arc abusing the confidence re!osed in them, TO con
time those abuses: Surely not.
To expedite The approach of this most desirable pe~
nl, when commence in good earnest, and with
the fear of being fooled attempts REFORM
the gentinan wishes all the strength aud force Of his
party, all the rays OF their light brought focus
and made To bear on this single point. Although he
would not Indicate plainly than he had done what
period he alluded 10 Yankee could no doubt guess
ii. When it arriyes.he would have us TO belive that
all will go Sf smoothly; every abuse will then be
rected; no weigh Of the Executive Department will
THROW in obstacle MIR Speaker, the Peoplc of nj
tad States ere mott be galied by this kind of coong-
THIS KISSING of the People, this mode of winning The
hearts OF uen, has been pracscd from the earliest &C
nj Pl Inyo
cred or profane. g o that We're made Judge in the
''!aud, that every that bath or suit might
'cone unto me, and would do him justlce.,' Ii has
worn uread-bare. There is not yeonln in the
Cpun,ry ignnrsnt that he not read through il as
through a cobwc0
The gentleman speaks Of the Adminstral ton party
here disciplined p'alaux. Let me tell him. Sir
that is not here alone lie viii have contend against
what no terms disciplined plaaux They are to be
found IN every part of the Union, and, If do most
eSres'ousiy msconstTne the ssp5 OF tc times, The
gentenaD's Stale he viii have TO contend there
with force song uinber and powerful fuf talents
L. y.-TIee IS yet much to be elected be
f,re this greatly desired Ie5fod shall arrive. bceyg
tuat 1t never Will, pray most ieryenilv that never
may arrive. But, SIR, II IA this au dcceved-Ah
me, Mr. Speaker! will be sad day; for YOU SIR
but for many who now hear Not that ! feel any
deep interest it, lis very certain that shall pey or
witness the Tong itccS and the '0Ty faces which on cv-
cry side will be exhibited have long since nae up
my mind IN such an event, not 10 approach to
HEAD QUARTERS than dill certain gentleman from
a
at time we'll known this floor for his yyori!
and his hum"nr, Who said that, as they approached nc
cot almost to the top ct Chinqnapin Hail. and pecped
them If however, slorid c!lSr,~e n daier
animation in relation to this matter, and ba d!sDnse
under such circumstances 10 visit Washington i,
would be indulgence Of curiosity, sheer curiosity
behold the gentleman from Virginia ltr. Raudopi7
completely happy Dor delight 10 others ppy
when not myself the entire prostra'ion OF
abominahIe political! heresies which inject Ger
tain parts OF the United States, and manifest them
roI,D =,
ments 'urish and hat Domestic Manufactures should
be encouraged and protected against foreign colrct-
tion-hercses, which, II seems, have for years rast
disturbed his reposs by day, ana haunted hin, in ous
by night, strding before ms ,sordercd Imagination in
shapes terrific than did the evil geHIrs of Bruins
when IT told him, eve meet again phiippi.n say
1t would be matter of curiosity TO TIE gentleman
for once IN his life, satisfied With iDgeIf and all around
him, exCl.imng in the iuiluess Of his heart for he Of
tea ayors WITH loug quotations from The Lain Class
sizes:
"nans rrhs hsc otia fccif;
''SlmGue crit lie mjhI ssnper Deus. Ii,is aratn,
''Srps ~rer mostris alb ovi!Iitus iu,buct asnus.'
But rnoyf he answered that this cannot be: that if
would be TOO giarng departure from too papabIe a
COGtradIC nn 10, sentiments cutGrtaInnd and q,
pnions expressed, on The subject. no matter
S~. Let II produce surprise. IL will all be en-
trey natural for. proportion 20 the hardness heart
OF an impemteUt SINNER, always he zeal manifested
alter conversioD. ri:i deiain the House no Iop~er
Governor Clinton vas bonn in CraHs aeounty n Y
~ Mach, 1859. lie was, Therefore, at The time of
bis death, IS yea:san! hlcDi!!s cid.
Irom Louisiana, We learn, E,7 since The visit O.
Gen. Jlclssoa to New Orleans, appearances arc ind
Cage, even more strongly than previous 70 H. OF a
hs1osIiion Amongst the People not to Withdraw from
tue present Alma strahon liberal Support. In the
Legislature there Is douoI Of The majority being in
faYDT o tie reelection vt Mr. B,aIns and the Iaic.
New 0r:""nS paper (of January y speaking Of pro.
posed Legislative recommendation Of Mr. Adams to- tho
People OF bnr'slana, say: There no need of suc.,
'saI, large majority OF the People of this State are
''alrcaly we'll convinced t!at Mr.. Adams IS a pnre pa
''tr"' and able Statesman. that his enlarged and en-
"hghtcd views OF political economy ore SUCH a, must
''cu5uro the success of the American en- and con-
t'seQuenilv, ihC prosperity oft.c courtrv.1
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