Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-28

From lie -. y. .lmer:cGn.
ihe President and the Opposiiio,a--a as deueated BY
the Editor OF the Evening Post
From the N y. Evening Post Of May g., I326.l
Congress adjourned al !ust.--We believe we speak
the sentiments OF nineeuths of the community when
we say shat from Maine to Louisiana, the reigning
motions o' The people tose OF disappointment and
dissatisfaction; not without share o! disgust -.
w hat great aud honorable of national policy
either at tome abroad have been adopted? What,
plans 10 nIo,nac tie common interest, hare been sng
Scssd aGG promoted? The chief cRrcs OF who
ought &c haze taken lead III conducting, public al
fans, AM "iasc oh ect should have been advance
The go"' Of ;h2;r country, 10 have been aI,oge-
Their erGFoSsod 'a organising iDSCr;:iute oppOsi
tca 20 he .fdninistTnon, Utich should bumper and
eH5afF9SsHtn az asn,oUeinestS. Nor haye they
pied 10 ad0Pt means for IL thai, opinion, do but
little credit ~ their canCor ana their good sense a
nong the 'ruticcs 20 which they have had recourse
that % Sot'ng Go0i time is termed, has been
favoro I'll they have not only exhausted tho
subject before them bat the patience of ali
OF people, 50 tioi they sckeurd nj Tire sight Of p, b:
jourGi! whose columns fcighed with these cou
gtessioTai cHusioRs. The oCiy individual whoias de-
rived tire least benefit from tiis il! judged opposition is
the President who must and vii, be thought in, uuera
bic IN his leading measures, since nothing better eau be
Brought against them by the united abilities of the par
~ po'essed'v opposed 10 him. Uhe. kc entered uoon
hGS career ;'srGIs j less disposcd IN yed hir
"Gn oS d"tfor q tbs paragraph lat ire are c0nsiraia
"a JTGHhiY TO Gcosccd.c, NGt tpS one or ro Green.
f'"Hs ms measures hure since groom u,,o our
appreciation, and scd Ram TO ,ctutccer addition !,
may DC IN or fccJIe 1o,ccr to o8ord.
VIC have taken the liberty Of uuiic;si1c certain OK.
PfeSsioos IN the aboye exrac order tia; t!u5a who
ay le' attach Importance to the opinions OF The Eve.
mug iost may contrast thcir expret sons. used on,
t"n years Ego with those habituav applied by it,
10 lie same nvuinerable Use thank IT for the wordl
'eaoeb and TO The same ',ind,sCrinuate opposition
rs tic fot and Enquirer ate now birds Of feather,
we Cannot perhaps better FOLLOW up the above sample
Oh consistency from the Post. than by another from The
paper then published by the Editor of the Enquirer re
corning his opinion. not given jrs,,n OF tue charac
Yer OF General Jackson, and of tie neauailcd catam-
n.y. which his elevation 10 The Presidency would
to this nation.
From W. M Noah's paper ofthe ed Angus, 1928
Tue { inc'unah Republican seriously asks me II
cedif ms own opinion IN relation 10 The C,ai &C Ter CIV
en- OF jackson such occasions am MT t,sposed 10
Jest no "attsnHy could bcf,H This country equal 10
me e'etion Of man TO fhe Presidency ,cho sets on l.c
q! 9cfontt ohl 'nh"se arbitrary temper ,Oouid be Ms
c1"S' u it'"i disasters to The republic But there i. nc
.'pect OF such calamity, and viii not talk about
VIVA; IN regard 10 such editors is the duty of sthe
pubic may be learned by another extract from the
said last named paper
zine pnoiic must compel tie Edtors of NEWSPAPERS
10 be co"stsithf they not be permitted to abuse
'her readers hy commenting to-day, whom they
denounced Yesterdays