Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-09

tSuca rai!i tvrafy towards an anliabl and worthy
man Ne are told he not. sell! it But sl.4s4.
saddEng fortune on
peoples backs, whether they viii OF MO.
.ir Itt', i8aren.---1he correspondent OF tit;. T..
iS.-Gazctte, whose juicuus and prophetic specula-
i tons upon and things at Washington have
commended much attention, IN recent letter rei-
terated his belief CT Mr. V. Bnrqns dscou,eIit and
hnts that project is in the wind, for the s.ablisl,
tcnt of press at Washington, for the support
of lis particular claims and views We may ai.tici
pate, if this conjecture h rea zcd bloody domestic
war between the Van BureIlites and the Calhounites
Tie Telegraph us the Phenix Gazette well says,
is known to be engaged to ar. Calhoun. The cotton
bags OF which Mr.. Elliott spake, were the price.
the Pcstmsstsrs. We read of dsn,issas all over the
country. Ne delinquency is pretended, or fult Of
any kind imputed 1t is downright, unntigated and
undisguised dcspotis. The hero has the power and
he exercises itpurey in indulgence Of his patsonal
feelings. Some Postmastcrs offended by not voting
Tor him. and wherever he dares, he Furnishes all such
by renewal. Their Offices are uniformly bestowed
upon fawring sycoPhants, obsequous fatteress and
dirty tools. No Jackson Postmaster has Vet been
dismissed, while scores of the opposite parta have
been removed, and this of itself is demonstration
that the motive Of their removal is personal to Gen.
|aaeksen and not induced By any regard for the pub
lie. In Kentucky Mr.. Bar bee, a Revolutionary OIL
cer. has been elected from the Danyille post o.Iice
without the attr:hution of fault He voted against
Gen. Jackson, anu in the eyes af that nIagnalious
peFsonage, this offence utwegisal al the Revoluiien
airy services of Major Bssbce. And this man VINO
TINS acts. who gra,ifies his personal pue at the cx-
fet,se oft.le sacred gratit .s tic wf:o acev-
ed our Independence, and preersthc indulgence Of his
patry private resentmonts to the honour Of the
tion-t:;s is called by Mr.. Ritrhic et id ON
ne genus TIE HERO. Tire Hero pa, ez,elleacef
| The New Yc>;, Commercial June q states, that
Mr. HAMILTON OF S. Carolina, whom our renders will
remember as the chairman Of The Hnmbur styled the
j 'Retrenchmcnt" Committee, the II. of Represen-
tatives-wleint cityIast week. spoke openly and
frankly, in Misrepresentation of the proceedings at Wash
ington. From north osoutb, S cast west strong
sentiment of Disgust and disappointment pervadcs
tie community We declare that though in the dai-
ily hnbit OF free and familiar converse with jackson
men Of town and country, political topics, we
have met with two only, Who justified the srs-
Item Of removals and appointments, pursued at Wash
tington, and one of them was on Office seeker. in
alnost every ease, disgust urrescrtediy express
led. There Jackson pien left-blt that wild en-
! thlsasm of personal admiration for the Military
Il ChiehaIn, which strongly ran through tie country,
Esweepng away inits progress the experience of ian
/ kind, tho adnontons of our Republican sagcs, AND
the naxiuTs before deemed irrefragable, Is utterly
4 defunct Men continue to be JacksoHans, ONLY from
the pride of consistency They hateto confess that
they have been wofully deceived and disappointed
aud that the individual upon whom they almost bcs-
towed living Apotheosis turns out upon experiment,
into the keeping Of some of the most depravod men
the country has ever rdared-conyict Of deep crimes
and the outcasts Of society.
We give the following from Tennessec protesting, to
explain tie motives ofGov Hous;on's conduct as we find in
tle titisourS statesnan;
Extsact of letter from gentleman Nashville To iris fcnd
i III this city, dated "MAY 9th 1929
Sainue Houston, Governor Of Tennessee anda cand:da,e
5or re-eecton and who was lately married Miss Aea has
panea from his wife, aud eDdeavored stigma of the
backestklnd upon her character lie accused cr Of 6elv
and of Illicit Intercourse with negroes, aud charged her win
olier gross aud dseputaiie His wife Would have
done This it Is said Brought hin, 10 sense Of what he
not d, he ef NasIvif7e for 1exas MrP' ~ - igI
young LADY, the whole family respectable and nr Of her
brothers arc pubic Such insult be borne
lightly and there le doubt that The Governor had re-,
manned, they would have made bin repent his baseness Ru-
mons asi that this deep d scheme of vlairy by
tc Governor that he might have prtex for leaving his stus-
ton and friends for Texas where lie expects receive
mission, and make revolutions. Time alone win decide
, the truth or falSty OF ihis matter"
! r Watkins-1t fair IN tire Morning Courier to re.