Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

nave Tor truth, asho Sundeytnesn TO assert what \
neither does can know? Would such a man bes;
tate TO assert whatever suited his purpose, Does sue
conduct correspond with the lofty motto rutb w;,bo,
fear?''
I ]" was stated IN some newspaper 1--WE think s.Iy
Tie People'') that Judge of the General Cou,t
Virginia. did at Norfolk express himself 10 the ee,
mentioned This was cont radicted, or if i, wa
we never saw the contradiction. This general un3e,
'aSer' whose vanity thinks it impossible that pubI;
men SHOULD hold or arow any opinion without apor;,in
var. iho Rtchie of it, has been the iirt, to deny it,
20 prove The gentleman second time mistaken W
insert the following letter written 10 us bv ci,ze
oil Norfolk, o: high respect ability We do not give hi
name or reasOns apparent on the face Of Tho Ie,ter
bu, lie letter itself 4, this office and free % , n
spccor OF any citizen.
- NORFOLK, April th, 1895
10 THE EnIroRs OF THE CoNsTIrrTIosaI MING
"en''e"icn--a though not per sonay known to Ell
,ne' OF YOU think may without apology take Ia,
''"e'V OIL INFORMING You Of cii cumstance with wbc}
my recollection was reeshened on reading the ariel,
w y"u' 'as' paper respecting Chief Justice Marshall
The circumstance was as follows
Richard IL Parker, Judge of the Superio- Cour, e.,
'hiS ana 'he adjoining counties, observed in publ,
company not long since that "il John q Adams corl,
nor DE got out of the Presidency BY fair means he
ought 10 be by foul and If come to the latter by G.
m
WIN. H. Lamb the President of he Branch Bank @
"ein'a "t tins place, heard The observations aboy;
Iuo'eu OF IN substance the same, who communicate
'he'n To the Rev. Richard l.. Green who en- IN,
same Gay related them to me. II is not imprope
perhaps TO observe, that MIR. Lamb and MIR Greer
are as respectable any men which we have in ou
country. " WI
You may do as you think proper with the inforna
''o"' except making If public your paper as from
me- have given you the names-,he informa,;nn i
Cofrecl-and on may first write to Mr. Lamb or nub
isn the matter and let Judge p refute !, Il he
am not beverly to wish be brough, forward o,
the great political arena, but think su;: Observations
rom Judge, who ought 10 DE thu conseryatot o
| peace, ought TO be known
1hat Judge Parker expressed himself 10 Ills eGec
Is not TO be doubted What he mean, BIZ foui means
""eSS "V meant an appeal to 6rce We are unable {,
conceive That he did mean f1rce--ws 60 not think
'he'e wall &c any difference of opinion
ihe Enquirer, FOR the sake of questioning Cur vcr.
city has got itself into this scrape: md we have ns,a,
the Stigma upon its frontispiece But that We prom;
sed 10 be gentle with the Old Lady whose dicult;e
resulting from her cansstesca are the ibe,,s Of or
tongue, and have driven her TO desperation we sbo,
inliict sound chastisemen uuon her ;o,utc,co in J..
nying what she utterly ignorant or
more important duty is to draw the attention or II,
people TO these opinionsthese ertraorioary opinion
why the defeat OF Gen. jackson is TO dissolve the JTno
We would respectfully ask Mr.. Stevenson. nm, wb,
data lie bases opinion dscrnditahIe 70 his
ou 50 alarming to every friend of The American Union
We're there cabas al Washington in which. this scbem
was SS'tate'? was there determination TO hnw u,
Of the Southern States ut the Tariff int
hanc, which 1t Jackson should be defeated wa
! 'hen 10 he used to consume the Union. Was Tier
any thing like an understanding that Il Jackson be i
'eated, tie Southern Delegation will withdraw fro,
! Congress- This we isiere This we Eiolp, tina, NJ
even from the machineions Of Aaron Burr waz ~
nion in such jeopardy il has been placed bv Ger
tain OF the Jackaon leaders Let the people ,ool, +, !;
for as cera;nly, we believe there is A God abov
ALL dd We believe that there are dark d.rreroY, an
damnahIe deeiSns against the integrity OF the Union.
II is due to our informant to say, that he mention
ed Mr. SteVensons observation to US without any dc
sign 10 have 1t published We consider il an exraor
binary opin'on--one, which coming from the Speake
OF Tie ii. OF Representatives, and coincidinp Wit
the OPINIONS OF other distinguished men, the ycopl
Ought 10 know-and when saw that Mr. Rowa,
too thought that another Congress would never sit
jackson was not elected, determined 20 assume IN
responsibility, and to give it publication. we tall,
ieaVe also 10 say, that had no wish TO ,niure NJ
Stevenson lie probably has good grounds. or tfnl,
he has for such an opinion and we were DESTROYS tina
he should make those grounds known We did ne
consider or represent him, expressing the opDio
! with view TO effect.
! f@eHfnc"y.-Thc interest felt in the election {
Governor OF Kentucky, proportioned TO its suppose
important bearing+upon the Presidential election -
We believe it will virtually decide that election.
as 1t VIII Notwithstanding The confident agernen
nj the Jaclsson:ans we have little fear but that ae
caiie VIII be elected by decided maiority-anI if /
'S' IS little fear, that Elr Adams will be reelected
The Presidency. In 10 days, the election in KeDtu
Ky will be decided and it il therefore folly for u,
h'' distance 10 engage in controversy about tbe esu
The Frankfort Commentator, very able, and not
very heated paper, furnishes tie following calculation
which is corroborated by numerous reports from IL