Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

,. y hnowiion written Amos AZ his own reo,cst rs
dn'y OF the compasance eve ta, lbs ANY thna NOR
On me part of friend Amos. Eis 'sinpk
one'w,se as he never never w.l Ire nc,cd f
nee he n,oupeS IA % ron he made when nc BOXED into his Of
de ieu US OF The astounding must
~ IS very obvious however that me THINKS in his o,yn
Ma n Il shall no, all die shall escape Lbi-
VI genius ana has s.IieL,c's Lee
Dat IN addition TO the psoyocaiyss of vanity Amos
consequence OF his conduct Clay who m
Petiohize him. "fieiee these earan hence tbis utio"
S gu the mountain of ohoquy whicl. hrs magnitude has
nave hetved it.ia the ocean. -'
rs ms srlfhisory is long cay we shall E,,,h,l,
papers mud has ,s b no os i, al !:hst IN several OF e Hpun
'e 'he luihug Part U the irIer, preniusrv
New England and that these afe Ills patrs ;S the ] ~
't ~,i De studied law He that lc ever YEA.
necase 1t is uncomfortable think irllUw eearc bred
10 n"eta profession, being placed in pIed.cauen,-
AMOS proceeds to state that when he a,ne To On
~ Kentucky, lie had 900 IN his hreeche porke, And ,s
nave no doubt that he then nice, looking Yao
lodgings at osewans which describes as a Grand and cost
Ish'hS GOES But as Ike Sio0 began melt, began tc he
aware that he must do something. living aud acc epes m
@ IRON MIS- Gay to live i'll her family and tae hex Children
"insiead," says the intelligent 9TH Auditor "of being IN
~ represented paid my bill Of fare posesaits sumrimos
hn'pnaset me SUIT OF new clothes, and had $i7 en
''hi e l7 aud jacket and seis Our hero re.
% Tor i year under the h'sld'ahie rool a Mrs Clay,
: town, as a ilwyer '''' - ''''''' j" O'''SS
II Lexington the next summer 10 aena c,,,, ,
was taken sick IN my boarding house soon as became
e9nv1eseen' Mrs Clay SEPT her carriage convey,
was able To return 10 Georgeowu"
ite adds that Mrs Clay gave in money, no,
He says that he owed obligations Mrs CLAW though Ne
e grateful for her kindness" The distinction nice
but just Ia ingenious hearts the latter ceiling unsrthaed
wi the weight Of obligation is stronger heller nue il
radieable than that OF Indebtedness, which Nigh,
charged however benevolent the creditor may he How
strangely Amos has proved that Re grateful people
know, and they viii na forget it
He goes that o Mr. CLAWS leur;t IRON, Nm,
rope III olael 70 curry favor with dat statesman he took part
IA the controversy arising on the difference opinion
wsei ihe commissioners al Cheat aud severed essays
me SUBJECT winch he says approved OF by MIR Clay. Mr.
LAY secretary Oh state Amos ieiiene two wears as e says
ieual That is he waited for ii office. NAiu and
who had no Duff tionm dictate him. very properly i.oug
tat Amos n, III to foreign misson and saw OF
cy, un'cr that administration.
suah IS hs own account OF the We mus, add fact
power Amos wrpe to Mr. Clay place Mr. Clay ro,,sd
? n'n ~ reply thai lie could oisr him more
/ wan S'tt per ail'um' iiCTe somewhat
cur nero" visions OF gk1y and ambition He hack
NJ CIV tn rerei ~. he vaoL have e. sts, as IN os, to
S's'' nos ~ sSs ii Ss; is; ~ 81 t-tti ,1,e
u would tie act OF ajnce WheIedpnu Up Ii:
io,,ea III, ~ a. ~ 10 ''o Vow "' ss'hse ne ss
did MIR Adams until the latter gentleman
woie rsses that he did moi ein and this
says IS al tlai he eres The balance Of his ''sinl
After II years absence, lie informs tina, returned t
WISH Ia land ofh fathers and here he becomes pathetic
The people did NOT think he greatest n
in the world II true he did those VIII,
when he turned the gh, of his counenarce setting
sri he wasas nice looking lad usually saynl
forth from New England with yankee i!erinncc OF hi.
fathers blessing and his wits But his return
the informed time that ii made his blood curje
uat it through his like little cold snakes 10 look
him fills hat towcrei upwards like steeple hats Of the
middle ages, like tobacco stalk running, up seed Ills
checks adorned with looking pair OF hsbcts: his
pepper andaN panaIoons only half down tie
his legs and he leatrn belt with dagger pair
Of pistols The woGcn startled his appearance
iie chiTen ran behind their mothers aprons for shelter
- When more nl ard ample biographical of this
iusirious subject shall have been published eCavor
10 90 NOR Justice than Us practicable IN ourcr"ded columns
= and WIN such meage materials.
t" We amused TO find that the editor the NewFry
port Herald doqE through A,oss transparent hubur
ou, has taken quite as a matter of fat affair
l. ~ SINCE the foregoing type have received
owei Journal OF the 2iil nj, by which is made paeiac,
beyond all controversy, that the COptrvance bring
geIenGe as bune'ng f1n as was ever attempted Mr.
hnowon, the editor of that paper who DC rather
friendly to Mr. Kendall than Otherwise says
''Nr hendaps letter received 10y Monday, and
The Saturday following varying somewhat from the
which he has thus rccpately thrust them before public
in violation of established prompts suppress
Of this letter Before we were allowed inns ~, md i
of the provisions of letter. which Mr. Kendall placed
entirely at our disposal he himself has given publicity
may be allowed to remark that have nerered bis
private character farther than by auou such
stances scw competency discharge the duties
of public officer With fidelity AS to his unrequreJ oblga.
tons IN this vicinity, rs Pecipancy and
msnt Of the subject prevent present, any exlianauou
twill be mind by the reader that Mr. Kendars letter
purPored be addressed to tie Lowell Journal reply
remarks which had appeared in that paper and that
only published week.
The original letter. which the following is an accurate copy
put into possession weeks misIaid
The fact stated apology for having long remained
unpublished The narrative full Of interest fire rcspcc
liability OF tie writer entities full credt-Dcp, Press
AFcHvfILg, (Va) June 8i, 1920
'Iong since gave you ntn,afion amounting
promise, of writing you. am seated for purpose
al have lately returned from MononGahcla County where
spent time ver agrecaby friends and family con.
nc8ous there od what call ground;
would dcnoupate every spot rendered sacred usirou by
feats of vaor of patriotism during toying
of Revolutionary struggles
'sWell reading my lov1ood the story David