Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-03

/ Dr. WatSa.s Tie Telegraph i Tuesday ,u,ur..
uS mat anofher p~resentment (the Iouh) has been sen
up to the Gsand Jury. on the evidence of Mr.. Ham
oieton' q parses of the Navy, brought fron Pensacola
Inc decision OF The court on Mr. Swans u,otiul
% Instruct the Grand Jury, has NOT yet reached us
we presume the next pail tr'n the nor,h will b,lnr /,
A&'lhe Eoquiscr of Tuesday, SAYS it is "wiisper
ed' at Washington, that new declarations hay,
been discovered, and tliat one VI the Sncr,,a,ies. b,.
expressed his conviction, that $500 600 would 10,
meet the dntalcations In his Department.
We have u shrewd guess q, the cass;, Of tho E,.
qnirer. We could i'll Constitutional phrase .isy on,
finger" upon the man. Ifth4se ,.;nrs are so. why
are they 'wlisperedo" Why does no, ,Lo rovern.
n'eH' come out AoneH!y and openly, with the state
nieit ana the proof: Why does it permit them to be
a""'n''tad, IN the shape Of old wo,ncn's title tat
"G WHY DO officers of the government, servants
OF the people, write their cock and bull stories to
grannieS here and there; to be delivered anonymous
~ through the newspapers? Why 10. CONC out und
tell Tie people, what has Unopened To ,heir affairs and
to their money at Washington! Gentle reader, We
VII tell you. 80 such thing has happened. These
gossipS at Washington, have their seasoas for cir
cliafiny these dark insinua,jars and underlined s,s.
picions.
The readers o. Tie Enquirer viii be exceedingly
diiied by the severe and aunierciful st rictn.e s of that
press upon defalcauon and defaulte rs. Excellent
but the zeal is ng7v-bnfu,
fourth V Juiy.-As usual, the great body Of our
citizlirs hare manifested but little interes, and M
Unison, IN the celebration of the urca, Anniversary
which is at hand. Q: all the towns in the g. States.
hlci'Ifioid seeuis 10 be The one which feels hab;.ua!ly.
least upon ti-5 occasion. 40 general spirit or CON-
mon feeling, staeIss eyer to ariuatc her in CELEBRATING
tile 18th Of JulFi but the day which is nationaltzed cv-
cry where eise> is here LETT To receive such Loponr rs
ino!Vidua! effort may be ahle to bestow. The volur.-
teer companies have for yeats, done and supplied ey-
cry liing, and IL the day is al all honored it will DC
OWING to their e%Xeftirns nov, rs Il i.us nusi generally
BEEN.
We arc requested tn sinte That the Riclimonl L,rht
Infantry Bites have ch0ssn iion their Own corps a
reader oi the Declaration OF Independence, and aa
Orator tor the day. and that ut Ii O'Clock a. M. the
Declaration viii be read in the Hall OF Delegates, bv
Nr. Robert Burton, and an Oration be dcN4e,e1, bv
Mr.. John w. BrockenArongl,
We arc also gratiEcd to state, that the Decla RI
ton OF ladepend"ncc will be read, and ain Grafton de-
'S iShiuO LhliitliUtIu II The "a
baptist Meeting House at 10 O'Clock, and that ad,pis.
sioli is open 10 al, who may feel DESTROYS Of attco.
ding.
From ue following correspondence, it will be seen
that the cninmltte appointed, for that purpose hive
discharged the duty assigned them, and that Mr.
CTuE occepis the Dlritniun lie has not fixed upon
the dag, hnt the Necessary arrangements can oua rjU
fs immediately niade.--I No,n'tSfertiag Bsacoa.
WORCESTERSHIRE, IL. Nav 60, 1920.
lion. II. Cay.
Dear hif:-in bc.alfof many Of you. Numerous
lrlcHhs and acGnalntances. in Montgomery, who aux-
lousy desire to evince i'll person, their high sense of
your public and private virtues. and their grateful cs
tiinatloD ofthe distinguished services VOC have render
ed oar country: we respectfully request Won to partake
dfa pnblck dinner at this piace ON such day as NAV
suit your convenience to attend.
we cannot, on this ocCasion, omit the expression of
our unqualified appreciation Of your public labnrs. in
lie various I'M 'ortaut and highly responsibin sit
by our country.
As tie great advocate OF Tue America: System
your nnremi. ting andsucccssful cxertions will receive
The gara;itade Of this aud OF future ages. The sue
cesstui experiments already made in Manufacturers,
must soon Gissiaate the mist of prejudice and afford
q proud triumph TO that enlightened poicy bv
winch they were tOsterei.
" hen tie petty factions an,: sectional p!ciudicns
oftbo present day shall have Observation-Disclosures the
names ~ofthose VINO fonented them shall have sunk
int oblivion, permit lis to observe that IN this eXDres-
sion of oar icrlings, we DO not Inisjudgo the decision
OF posterity, when we say that their unbiased decis.
son, will place yon amongst the most conspicuous and
nbie supporters OF human liberty throughout the
world:-whnst your eminent abilities us q statesman.
the patriotic devotion with which you have sustained
the dignity and true interests Of ctr beloved coun-
try, will transmit Your name III future ages as IA pub
lie beDefactor.
Individually, md in behalf OF our fellow citizens.
we bcg leave to tcndrr the high consideration OF our
respect.
George lhwGTd, SiIGS ". RpHbjns,
.4ndTet0 Simpson, Wesfon Il. Birch.
James Heys, ,2iez'er. S. EoryoAp,
to1ah Dde@, lain Wikiidms,
isaac Redmng, Ugn Bnfd1i1.
,kmes .AcRec, Rein H. Cgif.
Thomas G. Bn77Gs, Charles s. Gn,c,cooI.
YIN. D. Bayden, Joaeph Hn,as6Q,ougA,
BackAcr IT. Payne, I'm. CHiies,
6cDrgc Cooper, Samuel il. Wiliams,
Committee, sc.