Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

o procure lodgings in the neshbohoo, faculty shall
consider that there be entire safety residing within the
precincts But the students who may lodge in the neighbour
HOOD will be required live with persons approved of by the
| Faculty
!hopcd that by the first of the ensuing month. the Uni
vcrsy may be in such Justify the admission of the
returning Students but should he considered prudent to
suffer them to lodge within the prrccvcy endcavoIr viii
be made procure suitable accommodations fof ,ir WILTON,
She University.
TO EUIroas or THE Wae
(enenci Since the times Cassndra prophec:es vi, c,
ive hccn verified i'll particulars by SUBSEQUENT events
have rarely obtained for themselves a, creence which thew
deserved at the time Of their delivery have been led to these
reflections ncnen by recent date which iii
be familiar every person OF intelligence in the a. STAT
Irrc, we have been orearned, Prophet Cassand,a
IKE was not believed The good people of America are now
'o that Andrew Jackson has chosen his Ministers 10
govern these u States, ingham, Branch and Eaton
lenpe OF america, most richly do deserve it, you have
osrn the willing dupcs OF designing tits you to
Plead that we're promised constellation of talent to encr
Gle your IDOL The voice Of who says he seldom deceves
YOU HAD called oyou, Beware beware! oucl, not the accrd
thng I'm surely as do shall visit beloved cor
Try spite OF this warning voice, nhan, Branch and Eaton,
le among our rulers 10 nothing of tie spirit which
directs them Yes people of America in VAN has the pro
'ec voice Of Tom Rtchie declared you tia, in case
election OF Andrew acsnD awaited this country In
vain has a warned you again and agan we would nor
ne ana Inc prediction is t9ed, III the appointment, your
oe saved by hen may he feared they scarcely able to
save ther own so,!s.
poynn ask who co worthless tell Won: Inehar,
tricky; willy politician, who is remarkable for no good
qualify under the and therefore is appointed to rule owe
t4e treasury Dranch God bless HIM good worthy sort
OF man, who has qualified himself Secretary of the Nav bv
seeing SOME OF the AppomatoS craft he bridge at
fetcTsDT And las though not least is Major Eaton who
beng Major is tdero'e, fitted preside the Depart
net OF War; unless necd he has additional claim to that
distinction by having rendered himself particularly pcuous
by driving about the streets of Washington the fair and
pStiy Aits T. w'og, he has very recently qualified as
Lee me- however, do justice this PATERNITY as it is said d
further r,,,oed Ina, in the Palace several rmen are
20 be devoted 10 the teaching of good mos the Yves, room to
especial Fos Fen,on who viii lecture
! On Consistency 'fu''' and political ntesfty.
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F'05n Ike y: l. Journal Of C0Dlme5'cd .i[arck 49,
Rowland fTryEHsoN.-London itself has not been
thc scene o. greater excitement OH account OF this
individual, than existed here Yesterday. The cir
cutnStances OF his copcncnt and arrest were the re.
nera! topic 0f conversation in every place and en-.
crossed the feelings of every mind. When he ap-
pedrcd mt Court, every avenue was crowded and
when conducted to prison, scores and hundreds fol-
lowed illn 10 the @ata All seemed to have FORGOTTEN
the crimes with which he was charged in the indie
nation they fct for the manner Of his arrest.
and 50 far as this feeling from sacred REGARD to
the laws Il was conmenlablc and lust. But il n,ust
be remembered that the laws against einbezzleucnt
are as sacred as those which prohibit abduction: and
1t is not more the part OF humanity to defend from
OPPRESSION, than to facilitate the administration of
Justice
We therefore avow Cur opinion most ftankIy that
II Stephenson has been arrested, or can be- under
regular process Of lazy, IT is due to himself to
tue country he has left, and TO our own country
to subject nm to an impartial and thorough inycs
tgation oithe charges alleged against him. IfDund
guilty. let him DC delivered up to the jliurad
laws OF his country il innocent let him 90 free
lut In either case, every right and privilege should
oe afforded him, which granted to our ow; cjfi
Zens III similar circumstances But not to dwell on
THIS point, We VIII pass to tie particulars atenJn9
his arrest as we have them Substantially from, his
oton rps; barely promising thai as this is ex-pare
statement, so 1t is possible different colorinr will be-
gwen to the ailaf by The persons concerned in his
abduction.
"Onthe fourth Of ,Eis month, left Savannah in ,
gig, accompanied by Lloyd with an intention OF 10
ns forty or fifty roles III the country. After ridinr
about sixteen miles, Our carriage was unfortunately
overturned, anu being considerably h,Irt we had 70
ronnain at Farm House until we should be able TO
pursue onrjourncy. At this place we stopped two
or three days and on "Wednesday morning last at one
o'clock, while was lying in bed Mr.. I.ovd came 10
me and solicited me to rise immediately. This I re-
fused, and soon after, my was entered by for
men armed with cutasses and pistols, who forced me
into carriage. After this vehicle had several times
broken down, found myself at Savannab and not
Wthstanding all entreaty, was hurried to the waters
edge. In the of this ride, the parties threat
ened inc that ifI made any noise they would shoot
mc; and even prohibited me from putting my head
out Of the carriage. At time tlny requested me
TO get upon horse aud ride; but this was inpossi-
blc My strength had failed mel had become
completely cncrvated, land wi'hal SO tired and IA
'.' i'ib uttci-y inca pdO!S % d compliance;
accordingly resumed my seat in the carriage and half
asleep and halfiainting, "as put OH board small
boat and thence transferred TO the Pilot boat So
vannah. The capt. in this boat was named Wrinht
White, and acted to me as ifbe was compelled TO
sail to New York at the nstigaton of Mr Oaks.
who stated himselfto be the dcray eoalcr ofSavan-
nah. From this fact arriving at this port wac
taken into the custody Of know not WHO and con
voycd J know not whore. II Is true that at Mir.
Goodhuc's | was treated with considerable Kindness
and that slept under tire roof ofths High Consta
bic with peace ofmind that J Ind not experienced
FIR many rOor'hs 9roviors yoeards tl.o great.