Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
LON MCNIC.ATIL.
EAi.I. OF 1899.

COMMUNICATES.
FALL OF 1899.
! Scene in IVilLid,nsb,r~
lie solus, at table with pen, ink and paper De
fore him.
H----e. They say am dernente.i; can il be- Am
moi rho Re, Editor Of the R----,i Enc
Yes, verify am /; the bali of eyuu,on may roll on
but stall am Tho. Re. DO | dream o, am A.
wake-i les, fear that there some W fnl reality
IN my thoog h's--methonght Jnst now was Tniety
gagged IN correcting some Of the Co.'s. ct amman and
IN giving an account of seine petty Inus,ers in Penn
syiVan'a, which had mlgnied INTO great meetings IN
favor. OF 'ackspn-hn again stupid body has
serted that the e!.ction overO! IT .ns should be
ihe case ~rinGing bis Lands great agony what be-
cnines "' niat office which has hurried one
thing io aUnier and al cr al perhaoa was only n
cheat Let r'c see. was not Tor the sole guI,
and adviser of Virginia! Dad she look 10 me
alnne for counsel, wheu placed any difficulty ard
did not lead the majority b. tic nose, as ii had 4
! ring IN F-and what advantageH it me? Ave. per
hars ns recoleci, some thousands as Public Printer
besides round sun received by hook by crook
as publisher Of The Revised Code! But did not Jack
son promise me more If brought over Virginia and
denonnce'! my poor Old intimate friend Henry Clay:
! Aye did hG--and wha; is mv Ieward?--( knock
! at !iie door Pray come in.
Enter Eeeper
I IA Mr. Re, your friend Mr.. ts.--es wishes TO
spend hour with you.
| Re Let him in
Enter G-es.
! q Oh my Old friend, how are Vol:
!t--e. FonTiy enough. How does the election
go: Have you heard from Kentucky We may
count confidently Penhsy lyania amd eG in New
Yok. as / have this mntnent received a letter from
Van buren,, who ID advised by me is every thing.
| G--s. (aside.) Alas. poor 1T bow lie rants
mat cursed Jackson business has played the Dew
with us ALL ALOUD Ny friend let me advise YOU
that election is over, and you had better not tranbk
your poo. head any longer with t-Iet us Lencefor-
ward write IN fasouF of The Observation-Disclosures whis-
perItS 10 Re let me recommend To ycu iInme
dia:eiy 20 10 as have done, are assuci.ly sus
ipeced-send ia Connecticut for fu! suit of domestic
constitution cord: il will give patriotic appear uce
and as yon are sealed you can reflect with graula-
tion, that YOU based the constitution of you,
country.
Re. My dear Governor, reflect OR ar i,,stan
ii we gain Pennsy van;a, tie election is sure-bu
with deep groan some one said Virginia is again 81
ns--ater all have done that's i. possible | know
her too well, have led her often and she cant re.
fuse 10 be guided by me now--Gcyernor, you know
that.
GO".--Ies my friend They car. convict ehe. o
u.s. surely they will not bring forward our private let
'eFs' think they were maj ked confidential; and re
commended only an excise on Western cattle aud hogs
ana perhaps some other measures against the cursed
Tariff, which they say would lead dissolution of the
Union: bnt that was not my fault The Union should
take care Of itself, and not get in my way, or II may
fare badlybut that's 10 fault of nine.
/ Re-. But Governor, ! have private letter
from Lee, which Kentucky witt, us, aud
The election IS sure Then with aniurailon) my Of
ice! my Office! rs 10 Clay, Governor, did not ma
mage h's business sdroniy enough never charged
WIN 'iioe'y o't lNSiDnateu H.
knew better. tut had not the face to charge an old
TREND directly; poor Clay my conscience soneti;ner
says, poor Clay,
GoU-ATy friend ifyou are asked what you know
say we have been mtsrepresented and PLAN the
ter away--bu mum, AS to the letters. Exit &.
! R--c. (soius)--lIe never cooId manage Eitgrui7
as have done Did not tell her at one time ,hs
Jacksons election would be curse to the country
and did not again call him the honorcd WARRIOR Tie
Zero Of two wars, the retiring CincinnaUs man q
strong mind and patriotic principles! aud did they not
believe it al':--yes, yes, gned them famousiy: bu
has he paid me for it; Aye. there's the rub. Bu
doubtless be will DO il when he is elected (fsinr and
looking out al his CRATE into the yard where many
nacs are.) There sis my good friend p Y. like Da
MEL in the lions den poor soul! considering hog ii
brain he has, il gives him infinite trouble--how bus
he seems TO be; he preparing oasts for the 4
OF Juiy--it takes him long time TO coDcoc,; b'l
high, sky high.