Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

1t appears from the following article in the Maryan
GER that Mr. Ohm Adams jr. did address his re
mark relative to MIR. Jarvis any lady, nor within the
hearing OF any lady. This fact materially chanpes lie
aspect of the case
"Ihe gentleman 70 whom Mr.. J Ohm Adams the Sec.
Rotary oil The President, made the rk which indu
ced Mr. Russell Jarvis assault him. was 10 this Gil
On thursday last. We learned from gentlemen who
conrersed with him, that ii neither address, ed 10
nor made ntMn The hearing Of, any ladies ,ohqteyer-
ihere was gentleman however sandi ng near WHO
IS supposed TO have been the bearer of the
to Dir. Jarvis.
sThe gentleman TO whom alIuie left this for Wash
ing!on, on Thursday morning whence he was summon
ed TO appear before the Select commit zee Amounted n
investigate the subject. As il is before Congress
we refrain from the expression of sentiments: ut
proper time we shalt speak with Becoming freedom
Al 'ast there seems TO be certainty Of War be-
tween Russia and the devoted Ottoman Empire.
May we not hope that this great event will be felt
e'c on hese distant shores, in inv rating effect
upon commerce: And although Russia is Chr ,stian
ano turkey Is inhdel (if 1t be SOY may not hope
that tins attempt of the former TO aggrandze herself at
the eXpence OF the latter, may be fully resist
ed and punished? We think the wish is Christian.
aud we express il accordingly.
oN DIrs.-Ris sad but it is thought yerv doubt
IJu) that Lieutenant Gov Daniel who drafted tho adj
'esS Oh the jackson Central Committee of this city,
and who IN that address, strongly and cono,us;velr
urges The proPreiy of public functionaries returning
a' Shoi intervals" TO the body Of the people,, which
W Ills opinion tends very much 10 purifyn ari ssbv
consequence, 10 preserve Republican Institutions y
convinced by lbs own reasoning has determined TO re-
sign that Office which he has held for near II vearc
II IS Sa'd land this we think proha bic enourA thai
"hen he was writing hat address, and so eonnen,,-
enforcing the maxim of rotation in Office against Joi,
quincy Adams, who bias been 10 Office rather moro
that three years. il yer occurred TO him ,ha, b him
seif had been in Office OF The same dosc-,,,o =,
Virginia, hard upon Scycnteer years
IL IS said land This We kuoy t. IL, t,,,s, H.. = 49,
Dere TO resign, il ouId be The most convinc,no ar,,
meht lie has yet used TO satisfy the people OF the sim
certy of his attachment TO the doctrine n, ,,,,:o
ohce' and OF The exPedency and propriety of soolr-
ing Tie said docrine 10 the CASE OF John Ouincv Al
ans.
'am' land this we believe to be true that men
are much ionder OF applying the maxim of rotation in
ONCE TO other peoples cases. than to their own.
1" Sa'o' (out this again wants confirmation ,hata
'esideot o. Bank, and Counsellor of State
"' "aS he'd that station nearly long as the Lieu
tenant Governor, both of whom sgued The central ad
oreSs and thereby subscribed TO the above mentioned
HaHm' have taken ii into grave consideration if the,
ought noi' according TO their own showing TO resrn
"er respective Offices, that they may return to the
purifying" society of the "people." Plo5atug est
---'ea no" ogeHd"m We shall keep the public s5
vlsed on this subject.
St0cFtons ieAer.-Thc following adJi,;,o., ou;,....
rdt
puosneo IN the Bufalee Republican, and which its editor
WIN. p. M. Wood, pretended to he f,o,, rio A..
Stockton of New Jersey, was fo,eerv Of Woods or
Thus is blasted in the bud the second s,,emn,
oy evidence the fact that Mr.. Adams gave Mr. webse,
written pledge, to secure the spnpor, IF ,h t1,;,