Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
Tbe Comstit,,ttn,ial a1aDtg.
sATUnpAY MoRNIN1s. AUGUST 20. 1929.

u Duff Green (,he organ OF resident Jackson.}
says that the supporters of the present administration
'cere the people, and that the fllcds of the late admit
ussraion were not the people, but certain depraved
beings who advocaedti,e claims Of Adams and Claw
IN opposition TO tie people.
Van burens orgran, the Albany Argus. Is perpetu-
ally whining and canting upon the same theme That
time-serving and venal print, like our most consis
tent and upright neighbour, has very happy knack
N seeming out beforehand, and Ginning in with the
aagjorty sHAdaInss 5l7 geo supporters at the polls
out Of l,iS3,0oo, constituted part of the people
then we do nat precisely understand what name to
give them Whenevefewe arihis disgusting cant,
werecollect the ominous cry OF Robespierre, who
used always TO sigh and lament about lie moor people
the Poor people! at the very moment when the black
eonseription list was in his pocket, which doomed
hundreds Of the poor people to the Guilotinc
NJ We understand from good authority, that aIr.
Harbour viii sail from England between the middle
and last of September.
NJ -m.-FwENry SEVEN ADDITIONAL Officers
OF the Customs have. been appointed ut New York
We should ike to know the amount of additional sa
laries which are paid them by this economical adj
niinstration
Dor of ours, for good reason for Miles Kings re-
inuva After waiting long for good one, no
doubt any sort would be better than none II is not
thought necessary offer any reward for good ea-
son for Nash Legrand's appointment, as it is well
known and universally admitted, tl.st none such
exists.
~ Duff says that the Editors of the Lexington
Reporter have charged Amos Kendall {thn Heaven
born Amos-) with oiyui and deliberate 1e,Ja,,1 and
have dared him to institute an action against them
But Duff strenuousy advises the Fourth Auditor not
to trust hinsefn the clutches OF Lexington court
and jury. He might trust genuine Jackson lucy-
Tor the Telegraph thinks that they would endorse all
the false swearing that Amos ever guilty Of
% We receive the most cheering accounts of chan.
gcs from various parts of the Commonwealth. The
following Is an extract of letter from Kenaw ma
county, from highly respectable source enclosing us
Ten new subscribers, for which return the writer
tranks
81 VII take this OCCASION To assure YOU that the
jackson enthusiasm in this section of the State has
Gptirely ahated. Dutfis openly denounced. Scarce
~ whisper IN com!ncndation of the Reforms has
heen heard Re may Inisrepresent; and that
weak, van despsed old dotard, the Governor. con-
tnUc TO pratebut the excitement cannot lie kept lp.
The People are rapidly regainng their senses; and as
reason returns, they seem more and more astonish-
ed at the change, which, alas! has been made during
their delirium."
10 We would call tic attention ofthe public 10 the
Speech offIenry Clay, delivered at Fowler's Garden,
recently published in this city by II. w. White in
II handsor,e pamphlet. The preliminary remnrl;s are
spirited and judicous; re-pub!sh the following as
specimen We trust the publisher will be amply
rplnunerated
"No who lived in this Country has been
the object of u1tiring and relentless system
az caufnhy, than Ii ENRY CLAY. Not content witt,
having expelled him from the Public Councils, his
enemies resolved to leave 10 effort uDricd,
which malice invent. 70 torture their victim-
They unwilling THAT he should find repose even
IN the sanctuary OF retirement; and, having succeeded
10 bunting down their game, they are still hurting
their poisoned arrows at his reputation and peace
There is scarcely vice folble Of which an ndiv
dual can be guty,--that is not charged upon this
eminent and abused Statesman. There is hardly q
single expression which escapes his lips, or soita-
ry action of his life, that is not seized upon and mali
ciousy perverted by his foes. Does Henry CLAY
return to tile bosom of his adopted State, and is be
greeted at tue festive board by fhe heart-welcomes
and Installations of thousands of his Old Friends and
Constituents, he is snceriDgly denounced table
orator!p Does he boldly Vihdicae his own high and
honorable course, and arrajgh the TyTanucal and
ProscriptIye Measures of the Administration, he is
instantly charged witl, dioranisg and restless nm
billion! There IS nothing which he can say,--no
matter bow true, how solemn worthy of the most
profound consideration of the American People,
which is not ascrbcd TO the meanest personal mo-
tiyes. All hs great and distinguished services-his
hvincibe frmaess during the War with England
when dissatisfaction had reared her 'front.' and threat
ened even disunion and subulission,--sceFn now to
have been forgotten. His noble exertious and SYM,
Patlies Eos Struggling Liberty in other parts Of the
Globe, are now cast back upon him as rcproach.-
His skill as diplornatst, in restoring peace to this
bccdiEg land;--bs ansivalled efforts in building uD
his Countrys Prosperity, and guarding her interests
against the commercial rapncity Of foreign naGons;--
his fearless and successful compromise of the Mssou-
ri question: which threatened to light up the flames
Usnrpaiion and rnsrule;--a these and many more
acts Of devoted Patriotism, no longer remember