Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

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The great 3ois,s AZ Nee Olleans At length we have
accounts from New Orleans. The Advertiser tina, place
rs hed with pompous accounts of the ageant of the 9Th
ihe General sotto New osleans the received four
or hve' aud made as many spcechcs--wen down to the
battle ground accompanied by 30 steamboats,, SIC.
but the thing seems to have gone off badly. Private
a"Ves from Nsw Orleans, represent it decided
ton. Three our,s of the City are said to BIO Ter the
Administrations Six OF eight OF the Committee were
for the Administration. The l.asse,! heavily The
people considered il bold stroke for the vote Of Io;s
ana N"subsrrbes could be got to the BAH on the ,rh
of the Stb. At O'clock that u,sh. the General je
the City, and took nI:s jackson remained until
the 18th. On that day met few LEAGUES ahove
the City by the General. WAY did he leave so precip
lately and where ,c from the Gin TIC i3.. He
was evidently miifed at ometu. possibly, Il, the failure
OF the ban. We consider i, dctrac'ion fro, tie ste ling
Story Of Jackson that he accepted this .i;ation
"videny, tor of the bad taste of the dav
every little and big great man
with dinner. Gen. Washinston, tn whom Jackson was
compared at Orleans, by his chief SCRIBE Maj H. Lee,
(wo accompanied him Orleans nd w,ut. hi,
never would have soae ,housa nd MILES to "a dinner and
ball. Louisiana has indeed been r,d by the visit this
attempt TO her by storm, decided it, rcyo
cably against Gen. jackson. We shall give pa ,cuars
hefc'isr- meantime the following sketch iro,, the Ncf
GENTLE Advertiser Of that City viii, suffice:
"fhe sterling population this city, coupriz;pr il,
'bnne a, s"c'v took pan in tie crobration As we
sRe altogether at the principle of unnecessarily cxanc
nisi q! the minute details hone snu,e onc ,vbo
present NJ tile viii give accurate account J
known that the Legislature iiscruntcnancrd the procred
i;gs altogc her- il, apnoinuU ror,.,,ts. nv
part six OF them Ainiasi alton, aud two Jarts.,
men, from grace alone. IL - known, too, thai they mad.
no appropriation ios deraying expenses nd tina, ,ov
'eiuscu at their committee should be the control of
.ne one raised IN t city OF the professions, nothing can
he sadndee, il the troops Of the had not very l;b.
rally turned there wou' no aud
halt "f the1, mosn, Administration men, There
WINS not majority Of any class OF the city that
cai nor OF merchants lawyers or any profession men,
he steamboats, did not all cuiaud but one shin, i,
len. hniset their Gags Oh the ball gven was NOR
'tiyg failure too: the pico of tickets rs fixed NJ ten
dnia's ad hat eight persons subscribed then rsd.
ced to FIVE dollars and but thirty and
again reduced TO three dollars. And To crown ALL Gen
Jackson efTere at O'Clock in lie night. What Could
this have been ir but avoid the of se.r
a naked Levce in broad day light?
"As Madame do Sae says, iere is something of ran
dcur IN the phrenzy of battles which generally
The multitude but the symphonies wake music had no
efact on TINS state; we have asserted and maintained the
empire al reason the passions. We did not Iook upo,
the whole hu'san race anonymous aud worthless he.
cause Gen Jackson lived; whom is concenracd
the glory beoreins 10 tisce thousand The same
spirit which defended country and flag al York
Brandy t"", Trenton Thames, and Chippewa, preserved
New orleans-, the spirit of independence And we trust
vii! forever shield the country foreign AGGRESSION
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The adu'a;on Of the Enquirer John Rantn!ph (th.
course OF lis country is exceeded only by classic ncu
men OF 'sedots !" their paper Of yesterday both these
propositions happily illustrated in the following lines
Speaking OF Mr. Randolph, hts last sacec on Cbou
resolutions they say:
~; was not Until he attacked behind his hack
yb'lsi ne was confined 10 sick chanberit no, unit,
Everett resocd 10 al the sophs,ry to carry OFF the
administration IN eiona oFconfi;ion, tia, Mr. Randolph
was reused Friday last 90 beyond end
LGnnioaiA IKE, 10 carry he irar mo .9frica.'
We have put The admirable poinn Of these remar.s j.;
italics, by way of assisting the reader c!o.a Of eoof
sion"the administration carried OF IN cloud of coph
sion''--cxqusc fancy
Bot the Hannibal part is the best Mr. Esr,Io,, J, adj
said that he would "catry the i,.to Africar The ed
tors OF the Enquirer Immediately conceived that frica
was the enemys country, ans! that Hannibal was the man
who IN uihcnt of the maxim, had carried the war into
Africa Nh Randolph be vastly Gatered at ha vn-
gentlemen Of the classic cEu,;oa Of editors of the En-
4nlrer, in the Number OF his faithful followers He will
certainly be tccd at the mO,oa of 'Hlnuibals carrying
the war into Africa 20 We hope Mr.. Ra,dopl, in future
VII DO more explicit md not by his classic Illusions which
because he understands himself, he supposcs every bod
else 'ast understand lead his saod friends tho editors Of
The Enquirer, irta such scrapes When he talks Of carry
Ing the into Africa, hope he will specify Scpo and
the Romans, anin as" leave his friends of the ENQUIRER to
guess Hannibal and his Ca:s scnians. as :!s ue WHO did
it. AdTiitaha Hslorians
Should the wrath Of walsh be ludci by This historical
sin Of the editors of the Enquirer We beg Tim to ,c1eo
that rHqrmaGo Homsr,,s Gyririfct,..;ci in Ecelish
means iha 'accidenis will happen in the best families
we hop" that this consideration incident 10 human nature
will prevail will! bn temper his punislIen not accor
ding ii. enofmi'y o! the onsnce, tut its being mere
accidt0i
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MT Randolph seems to think that he is hanging By
"a s'ce hair upon existence, and compares himself 10
The SciiiaD Greek Dalnucles with sword SUSPENDED
over his head by single hair. Gentlemen wra:
from " ashinson, say The other hand that ne is moi
sck-ihat be gallons every day, Washington,
looking well as ever. Mr.. r. is doubtless, the best
judge OF his case; bit for rafts we believe "i,