Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28
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lima, Paiientia mostrss How long is she Public :,
be bored with the "rledge." The "Wob.cr ne7-c,ia
ton" as it was of i's, cicgaail, dencmi naeds Was
ever 60 'mpudent story te!d. and told SO ohen,-
Let us for Inoinent iuos back upon the history of
thus "piedge."-hir. Bailey Of Massachusetts, is frs,
called as witness, and il is affirmed with absolute
confidence that he was privy TO its existence and
Instrumental I'D It's circulation. So challenged MI,
Bailey declares explicitly, that ne had never seen @;
heatc OF any snch pledge, direct Indirect verbal
or ""'fn, at any time. under any circumstances
tand Air Ba'leS's language so evidently the Ian
guage OF truth, that II is confessed al once ,at as 90
''"" 'hore was some mistake. Take notice however
'ia 'he ofS'na' propagation, aud probably The original
Inventor OF tue story the National Palladium at Pin,
'aoeipnia- declared IN unqualified terms, that hlr
oa"ef knew az about it--was of the witnesses n
we remember correctly, Of the negotiation. Mr.
Darcy not ai''"ef,"e the Snr>,se OF the tabrcator
'"e 1fes!aeo' himself 's next dared 10 deny 1.-THE
hcrussr no doubt expecting that The presiden, Of the
/ untcn STATES wound not cp'.d:sccnd notice or Ia
Fepe'' The charge ut an irresponsible accuscr made
"''"gh the iiiihy channel If irons print nr,h
that hrs silence night he usei 10 irpe the cra.,nln.s in
20 "'e "e'e', mat " WAS taaannur' to confession
Here again the story 'cllers hsiIc, IA their ey
pee'a'o'''--''r NiF. Adams IN CONVERSATION with hr
etitor of the View American affirmed tina, .he whole
'ae was without The least Foundations in truth III
'a' covered ''.e wh"le ground, charged
70 be false, ciangcd proof, & nRpdei liza enemies an
opportunity which they wuod have ne-,ec,e,j II
they possessed Tue of establishing the cl,,r.
{" cohvtctitS Tim Of q hoId Does any believe
that afei the President denial they w,n!d have ies,
,atod to producer their evidences End ix the falls, hood
ufnn him. had they any evidence to rrtaiucn7 /, the
sHi'i, d. Jachsonsn very heneSoe.r as 20 wafran;
this crnr'ns:nn' Have I've MT seen it fncccsirely rs.
sailing every who has placed himself IN the breach
10 arrest It's heador5 career tearing 1--WE uh brutal
s'ry' The ~ali that separates 'e pnhic from the rri
vale man, ard waging elunaus warfare against cha
rarei' Ara sal! hn!eve tia, j., this single in
sisnce, il restrai,asI by philanthropy s-I paused
IN the eSccn'ln c! its purpose gcatrosilt When
t'ie ohjeE, OF accnsann is The President i,i,s e-,e
head OF lis party who hs FELL the part, gv, ;hs,t,h
his Person, is iabou-ng snstain .he cause Of civil
a"prervAcy military ,nisraie. fe!i unnecessarily
with him--is i; credible VIC eav tlat " i:h su,b
triumph ~ ,ts ve.e j az ,iinais,n, which has dis
played srh in mar: act. ot fernc,y. vou;d have
| heyilatea If il ppsscssed tie means 10 nail LIAR
upo; the Presidents ;nIehead' lie is a icn,l who
thinks it. Tie coucineion ~ iercs;.ise that the
nAans were mt pirssesae.f s.nI It's conoiisiUn Is
sreHg thencd hy tie whole history % M. case They
Who profess 20 have dds ,r,,f within i,er rcac
been chaiiensei tire after time 10 exA., it, Tbey
have done 81, bai have coaten.e,i themselves
"itit general as.,:r.on. On the or.nafv the eager
uess with which they catch n, every Circumstance
which: proraas 30 sa-ta;a them proves Tic ron ex
,ence o. drec; a;,I credible lesiinonv while !. No.
"rssrsira,cs s!'h how anoi stomach obey wunh fx
'e charge ri :l:aei.'oJ upon the President, II the,
could i'"r, thu linz tbci: Grain of evidence
after Tie solemn DENTAL OF Nc. Adams, vas the pre-
Tended letter Of tie Iae Richard Stockton ni New
:, Jeremy hlc S.ocn lived near .hs &c y.a.s after
p Mr.. Adams i'roE'sat, inriug m,i,:i ,., 49, re
!s'ence 'ade Mr.. SncRons kno. ledge of the
! pedgc." Bat Mr. stockton is hardly deA.s before
a MIR. Wood. in he parl OF New York. pub
i'si's !a"oF wh;c. he prcend was write, ny him,