Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28

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the hands OF an offended and abused people tho ~
toara SO justly deserves, the contempt of every hon
est citizen. And if both houses of CONGRESS hav,
the Editor IN different manner, is be
neved that 1t was done the same princinle thai
oenedict Arnold was rewarded by the British Gov.
erhnen tor his reachery, and that an Italian bravo
Is paid Tor the murders he commits
we more than once regretted that General Jack
son mad such advocate as the Editor of tbe
telegraph We more than once rerretted that a
| paper with such large circulation shouId have
, peen' instead OF beng useful paper the medium
through which Our youths are taught to hate their
Ielow men; to disbeeve in public virtue; and to
consider decency, in language and in action as
uhiashionabie, and useless in the attainment, OF pop
uiarity and public confidence. The Telegraph is
the organ OF the new Administrations If radical
chohge Is not effected in the feelings and public spir
OF It's Editor; or If he is curbed i'm his propen
SUES iof defamation and vulgar abuse, and in his dis
pos'ot TO De lnsolent, dstrust and discomfort will
toiio" the administration of General Jackson The
telegraph, conducted it now is is enough to ruin
inc reputation of any administration it may attempt
to support.
u me Hartford Mercary announces the arrival
Ut mat place of Gen. Duff Green, who was escorted
from the steamboat by Judge Peters and took loir-
'HgS at The Exchange Coffee House! The General
"'rr inspecting what was worth seeing in the town
iiu i-eVee where many citizens paid their RESPECTS
10 hn' ana the next day left for Vermont Tho
"e'efaIs absence from the metropolis, accounts for
the suspension of prescription. II the Governor of
virginia m the interim, should lave occasion to send
any more OF the "Undgued and Undeniable' ESSAYS
to the Telegraph, may address to Amos Kendall.
who Is left III command by Duff, and thus save him
SER tle expense CT postage, Amos being entitled 70
the privilege of franking.
-.feetinS in Boston.-The merchants of Boston in
censeA by the tyrannical conduct of the Collector
thf' Heushaw) Ill removing valuable officers from
the Custom House, and particularly ut the dis
respectful! and insolcnt tone Of that officer towards
the Pablo, assembled on the 2lst to consider thesrb
lect. The Boston Patriot SAYS:
MEETING OF MERCHANTS.
Last evening, meeting of merchants, called in
Two OF the city papers, To consider the sssubject of
the removal OF good and faithful officers from the
Boston Custom House" was held at the Exchange.
MIR, VIM Tucker opened the meeting, which wasor-
gained by calling to The chair Capt. Bepj Rich.
and appointing Mr.. Samuel Ellis srcratarv. After
some remarks by DIR. Henry Williams, ON I,olion of
Mr.. Joseph Eveiet!i, committee OF five APP
pointed 10 nominate committee of thirteen to re-
port resolutions OH the subject an adjourned meet
ing.
The Grst committee chosen were Messrs Henry
Hall Jeffrey Richardson, Augustus Newman, Jo-
seph Eyeleth, and Henry Williams and ofte second
NJ essrs. Henry Lee, VIM. Sturgis, Isaac Winslow
Joshua Blake, BENZ. Rich, VIM Lawrence Geo
Bond Eben Chadwick, J. ID. Williams VIM. God
nard
The meeting was then adjourned to Monday eve
nng next, TO receive the report Of the last nulned
committee.
reform" in Norida-Proscrption has reached
the remoest corners Of the Union, extending even
to the Territories, where men could not roe but
only MoagA:
From the Pensacola Gazette.
HPpo'ninents by "e PreSidSnt
eo"hel James ENuHi, lie Marshal
irict of Florida, vice Adam Gordon. removed.
Hofnon is one OF the eldest native American inhabitants
OF Pensacola aud again challenge the Re1oners show
the cause connected with the public Interest," for which he
Mr. john Fitzgerald late The Printer of the Nashville Repub
sacola ". Hasel Hunt, Publisher the PENSACOLA Ga,
zse punied 10! taking in the late Presidential
ofleas, DOW 'aas and Clay tie a1i.ot conyan jem
is, and the Prince of ntriguers!n' More anon.
The language Of one rho 'gns neutral
AT the commencement, of the sixth year of the Pensacola
tons promised "te .fdin,sratirn IF President JGcSo
liberal support approviag otaecer sh appear pro-
Of such shall feel constrained 10 Jee njui
GUS" In the contest for the Presidency took part
Our territory had the decision the question:
we left the discussion of dat subject those who right
act in the ultimate decision Of the controversy We
fore believed ourselves able to jidge CALMLY and npaay of
the of those, who chosen the
ana guardians OF the laws We have accordingly
looked with socudc the of the Administration
developed III It's short career and find prescription opinions
make the people believe that those, punished
for conscience sake unworthy and dishonest servants
while rs far knowledge extends the ncumlenis
Office both moral and intellectual point of view, very
fall below those who preceded them. The whole scheme of
procrlpon-of 'ewards and punishmcnts" believe
called for by the interests Of tic the
and meaning of the law, and munaroial We believe
al tendency is evil being calculated To make ycohants Off
aud 10 make future elections personal aggra
diZencnt
The citizens of Putnam (Oh1) indignant the
mova of their Postmaster, have determined do
business through neghb oring Post Office.
TT ECONOMY !!!-Undcr President Adams admins
traiOn tsay the Providence Amsrican foreign ministers
go in packets and PAY THEIR OWN PASSAGE
of THEIR OUTFITS. Now they have their frgatcs
74s, and the Agcrino Consul have soop of
The COST of sending Messrs Moore, Rves and MIauc
d slOop of and ~, will 100000 EXTRA
besides 5000 piece for the first year-ouly ONE HUN
DRIED AND FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, for this
'RcforYa."