Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-03

many conhned by the selection of the cabinet Ilgian
r",ch i"ton and bury Calhoun men! Bcr.icn 1ncer
im Lean, ionner yet the president is strongly
ms.d to Soup Tor himself he is Tor ncler! But those
VINO venture thus ras'y 10 Dire the Van Buren,,
will ina Themselves deceived Tie apposo OF his adhe
10 lao! eny Impossible, but TO thinking men, r;dci-
ous lie IS miserable politician who can not See that
majority OF ncniters in tie cabinet nothing when opose
at he appointments OF such lnsham, Brahch and
Eaton, may wen vanish when it cons leretia, Martin
as he Their devotion 10 Calhoun viii enter, no toIlbt
INTO ali TIE views o The external administration their
powefi in'hen" OF the Department OF State aud the av
has enera Eaton il Tennessee: or Brleh IN Yurth Croa.
or, jngtani IN tennylvaiia! -. all. And itn,
ielf helong tue faction of either OF ,e, III We ey
cept Bucks county and the city iiiacia AR lln
because e an old ielesast, Talents ar,
co;iiessedy ihoe;e and ms integrity suspected His aa-
pon'ari, 10 the Treasury Department, Instead of enr
compliment Pennsylvania, wc regarded M 70 in The ,
Of an insp1 similar remark may be applied both Eaton
and Branch. From such Van Pirc has ,etim- fear
on the co"ary he has ever thing TO nope fro their gno.
rance from the culiton of that fury and pitefness which
charac'erizs lille minds from the character ustarce ana.
iicout nhch they win hep give the Calhoun party aud
from sIiish the whole country win finally EccoIcc
they are C"Iiou and he l;si least all tc
!oies ihe notion OF Van Bureu mcvn, in wake OF
Calhoun, and looking Interior as:ondency subject
as ii must bc, TO al the intermediate fluctuations OF Sof
ular opinion and tie changes Of miscarriage is very crude
ION among his known friends, is that Ca,hou chance is now
desperate you think otherwise will Only request yaa to
wait ias the Developments q the ,exl eighteen not!,s!
CpeGis& p Ae Egl,o,, Of TIE ltaqiye,.- Docs our
neighbour intend to publish the instruction. TO the
ministers TO Panama OF Lo'? After fayorinr his
readers with his ownl;arned cpmlnenas lies up,p inst
mission ANA his apprchcasions ''iel: or ftga:.l d
ito mischevous consequences, viii I.e pow withhold
the official disclosure of the real motives and views,
which led Mr.. Adam 20 accept the invitation? Or
will le conducting ee press gcre sqaa pca,, as lie
ia
esting and important documents bylor2 his renders,
and enable them to Judge, which is entitled to loost
weight IN determining tlle proprieiy Of the T. States
sending envoys to that Congress, his own crude and
unsupported nfeicces, or the reasons in favor of The
measure and the views in adopting it, Unsigned by Mr..
Clay?
Ftmnsi strike eve.Y observer with surprise, that
the Enquirer which When the Panama mission was
In agitation, was ievoted for months together, to
the task OF i,nag iniug bad motives for Mr.. Ada ms
embracing the step, ard conuriug Up the most fright
fu consequences that were to csue from it, now
that the whole views OF the President are Official,
~ promulgated; should shrink froa tie most distant
ailuson to the s1hIcct! Would the gentle reader
know tie reasoR The Instructions OF the Secreta-
~ OF State to the Faastcrs Panama are irira,-
phaa't 'i':cauohcI t1c wisdom of the measure and
OF the enlightened considerations which led the Pre-
sidens to accede to the invieation They refute the
unount'ed Inference that it designed to involve
the U. States in entangliBg connections with the
fortunes OF the South American Republics - ID prove
that the objections to the mission we're nothing more
than Appeals to vulgar prejudice, with view to d.
vorcc the confidence Of the people from the admins
sration Of DR. -;danls 1t is to DC wondered at,
that the Enquirer should feel reluctant to disseminate
the evidence Of It's own pretended alarms and deceit
fol anticpations. When had that paper sufficient
nlngnanlmity to disclose an unwelcomc truth, ac-
knowledge an error, or do justice to political ad-
versary' Never One unvarying spirit of jcsutisln,
trick sly irsinuatioa, and swcln pride has marked
its rise, its progress and its decline.