Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27


persons heirg present.
MIR. SPEAKER STEVENSON.
Is II thus you abuse the privilege of fankng, gran
led you by Congress, MIR. Speaker Stevenson? Have
you actually been sending Mr. Woodbury., your jinhx
on Hank sheets of paper. To be used by him for cleo
"oneerinS pmposes:' Shame. Shame!--Let Mr.. Ste
'ehson deny or admit this Ciage. For his sake
we hope It is false. Such things may he tolerated
IN such men, as Thos. T. AIoore-but Cor The Sneaker
OF the H. of Representatives 10 he guilty OF the low
and ini'erabe fraui OF rob'ng the Post O lice of ITS
dur by Sending over the Unon blank SHEETS of paper
ranked by him 10 be use, By others, is DISGRACE 10
the American people. WAS the f,an!iino p,iv,lere
conferred for this purposel Was it bestowed on Mr.
! stevenson during the OF Congress that he
might enable the tools OF his party to distribute their
pamphlets and lefters-t!ie New Hampshire Patriot
and Duti's Tell lie, free of postase' Now out nrnn
TINS reu larceny business 1t is absniu iey pitifui.
We copy the following from The n. Hampshire jour
nal We again express hope that ii is untrue fr
we Confess that it strikes W. as one of the most acLv.
afous and lowest acts OF inpropstcly, tina; we hay
noticed throughout the canvass.
! The New Hampshire Journal puis lie follow inr ner
tnent question II .uppoacd during Tie last win
ter at ashg'on when the bill granting the privilege
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passed, ihaiiI was party plan facilitate eectionee
ing. NJ, a.,
| QrEnE. Is il lawful for "W' l.owr:e. Crk e.. 8.
I senate or "a Stevenson, Speaker H. E.n To t.sui
blank sheets For wrappers and send them 10 be used
'by l.. W ooibnry," any body esl:
+, 1Ae"Nf6seF Pledge" ESQ caid )Tle view ;!ia we
took of the article in the New York Post, pIio,j has
proved: correct Sir. Clay dill visit Bptdsnowr and
lie whole story IS false. Such are the unworthy axis
cscr'cd to for thu injury Of Mr., Adams md Mr.. Claw
We do not believe, that Heaven VIII permit cause
tanned by means ;oamous, succeed M.. Walsh has
nailed this nine huniredl lie OF tho Jack>nnians to The
counter. Pity it MOT nailed, written upon Icl ia
ron, to the forehead Of It's f4hsaaio aidcrs and abe,-
;, tors
Fro!a tie .Nafiouni Gc.eue
The i;s' article Under the editorial head 90 he New
FORK Evening Post Of AIondav. communication.
II Ncic.jcrs'E E'GH and relating VIVA, is sylrh the
pledge of Mr. Adams To Mr.. Webster. Ia a.Ice,
said thai MIR. Clay had interview with Mr.. lnpL
al his honsc Bnrrnnyvn, with two OF rec persons
"hn cogmiGant of the facts OF the pied -hat
Clay there became convinced that the ton Of AIR.
Webster Minister the Court CT ST. James ought not
he made &c. and that the editor OF the National Gazette
was then instructed to attempt, justification OF pledge,
&C. Nov, positively that all these statements
utterly "ntr. Air Clay dill vs, rordentoun, he had
no interview with MIR. Iopkinson respecting the eiends6
pledge. any communication whatever with the editor
nn that sUhjcc:. We have received instructions or
directions from any quarter TO political
and the editor Of the New Yor Evening Post knows s too
well 10 be!'vr hSc that we write under the dcta,ion,
or n, The irsiigatinn Of Others Moreover, the sr
so called appeared in this Gazette long before Mr. Cay's
visit Philadelphia. The whole communications, to the
Pest IS but absurd mistake and instrumentation.
We find the following in the Charleston City Gazette.
We feel little FILTERED by the wrath of the Hon Mr.
Tsaas. We shall begin think that have not laborea
in vain.
More rioncc il, Jtnessec Mr. 1sA.cs. an Ifo,oyus
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