Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

~ ihcy are well convinced, that this "patriotism
ohu integrity IT left to themselves, womb leovc
;hen the opposition, very little to do in the wov NJ
opposition Hope enough, and the Administrator
W0uid not be !ong in doing execution upon itself.
FoR VINO.
HiesSfS i,ditors;-ln late Enquirer some person
t t !ne name OF democrat" with much Bit
tefness OF feeling expressed in his communication
undertook criticism on portion of the late nubI
cation OF James Nj. Garnett, entitled Cons,;tutionnI
charts, &C. Democrat made such plarnr misren
RESERVATIONS, that any person perusing the Charts
must nave discovered them; but Mr.. Garnett has
over his own signature exposed those nisrepresenta
uons, and placed this admirable critioue" in no en-
vable situation 1t is evident that he read the charts
only TO hnd fault, and that he was SO eaaer in the
pursuit. tat lie oVerreaChed himself and stands con-
vcted either of wiliully REPRESENTING Mr. (;orne,I
BOOK not as 1t is, of being ignorant of it's contents
ihe .Oenocfdt' wrote for the Enquire, from Kiar-
ana Queen, but having changed name paper AMI
residence, find that lie is now in the IEd;r a" of
the 18TH Sept, "true Uirginia .4ristocrat." and
dates from Essex. 1""
lie must nave written his last piece before he saw
Mr.. Garnett's reply to Democrat" or r tb;nl, h
would have rested Quietly under the castigaton he,e
In intcted but be this it NAV he is cer,ainv ,,.
Gl ms learned productions, and fearing that EDITORS
ifiehuiy 10 Science" would not attach that imnor-
lance TO them which they deserve he pe,.y a,aJes,
requests them to publish the card to Politico Mati
nalciais III all the learned papers throurhout th.
state. Now Messrs Editors, it appears from the.
"a DrviD
eyes of some democratic editors" and NOT he -
eyes discovered that Mr.. Garnett sfailed 70 no,;7.
the changes brought about in Massachusetts Ma
.eu, ana some olher States and he in his great de-
SIRE 10 DO some harm to one of Our best men, preed
caught at, end ilevoured the hasty errors of 1be M
4"fer' ana now usiers them forth truths and vain
~ THINKS that he Is promoting 'sscience, good 10Y
eminent and good society," thrOuphout tho Stoto I'm
the very means which men of sense wouId denrecn,a
as tensing to contrary effects. 'sSecst thou n man.
'oio'non' wise ID ms own conceit-there is more
nope OF TOOL, than OF him.; and so say of all those
whether Democrat or Aristocrat who imarine tbcm
serves capable of criticsnp or commentin1 y, ~,
they never read. But it may appear unacconntable to
you Messrs Editors, that good man us Mr. Carmen
oe ~, ue SO "antoniy mlsrepresened and assalep
even oy persons residing in the same county wit.
nun. can give you the principal reason why this ia
so, IN the present instance. Pending the late Pres
,;1 eiection' Mr. Garnett, conscieutiousy be-
e'eo that II would be improper elect either tbs
Candidates he voted for neither, and was in cnn
sequence OF his not having voted for Jackson tina, h..
WIN such opposition in the election fer members
me Convention. 1t is for this that the iear,g2
democratic Arlstocrat, who is Ego the whole,
Jocksone is squlbbing at Mr. Garnst Void Of Char
lty, he attributes all Mr.. Garaetts acts to ;r,,rn
Per motives. Had he not received the rudiment-
OF his education in county where Webster's Snel
ing book is unknown, he would have learned -
school, that CHARITY will not put harsh constrpctior,
on anothers conduct It will not charge his cond,nr,
~ I'd? views and motives, unless this appears very
clear indeed" Men may, in my opinion very v,ejr
outer Ill political matters, without mparino neIsona1
friendship, and while differ with Mr.. Ga,ne,t NJ
etiay as regards the extension Of the right ofsu
rage ana other matters to under the consider.
alton OF the convention, am too we'll assured off tb.
purity OF his intentions, and of his general usef,lne.
10 regret Tor moment his election to seat in liar
body Knowing that he would take no rot;oa -,
the "card" of the sstrue VIRGINIA Ar;stoora, ~ a
knowing also the eagerness and aptitude of sbe rnu
!tude to catch at errors, have penned this art1,
'o' Sout PaFer- CITIZEN OF CAROLINE.
u 1t will be seen by reference To- The co,ys,,;
proceedings, that Gen Mccoy and Mr. Mason. WHOM
fumor mad made 100 i'll to attend, were at their poss
yesterday. Ael p''''
Dir. Huntoon, the Anti Jackson C,ana;5.,a =;
elected Governor Of Maine, by about 500 majority.
. o. MAJOR D. WArsos having resigned his sea, :, ri.
Convention sitting the revision Of our Star, a III me
on we are requested 10 nominate FREDERICK Hams Fso rs
'"S'' aS gentleman well qualified to fill the vacancy
o. We are requested state by Mr. Doddtdpe tia, re-
mas oSt memorandum containing the names of rec asn
men, who Washington City, or he thinks be,wce ,ba %
hlcnnond gave him money subscribe for the R;cbon
Their wishes If they this notice. (Which the Ioeigc m.
unr ba VIII please copy they win be good as TO m
and preserve their papers for them. f''"N'n
An awful scene was witnessed in Shcdtown. On TIN.
edge Of this city Saturday rnornnoa yo,n ~. @
gro woman rushing along the road COMPLETELY nSroi
opod IN flames, screaming for assistance HeT cIotb.
winch were of cotton, had taken fire while cooL;nr
Deioic assistance could be rendered they
were all burnt Off 1t is supposed she has spcs
died as she was so severely burned as to ,eaye hard
ly a hope of her surviving it. "'' u
Inc news by the late arrivals has had no effect ON
wheat or flour In this market Prices remain the Sam.
as at the close of the last week viz wheat on to o.
cts--Canal flour Sd rs, city mills So %.
" Our Advertising friends will oblige us by send
ing thei advertisements as early in tho day as they
can, as the large edition we now nrnt
makes necessary to put the paper to press early az
u Several columns Of new advertisements fcbs,-
Gerry notices. will be found on the last pare of tho
daily paper. F's' y" ''o