Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

LIZ. we'd from
by Congress Of most decided dsapprobaton
n Crawford, as member of the Cabinet had with his
We're found swearing by your maker you would cut the
ID rascais and there individuals high respec-
OF the disgraceul scene the door Chamber
The Republican, party had determined place able
Upright citizen hom have just mentioned Presidential
Ter the expiration aonroes term when tie vanity
ana ambition OF John Calhoun prompted him to believe that
nc hd u nigh standing with the people, aud little
i;risuers headed by ig'am and Rogers finally put
Iep,nican other presses were engase amd
the arai' was face; hut leaping into the Presidency
s'id not Ia be easy Republicans were no, to
s shaken in their confidence Crawford, and that
by aGuve Oft a'ouns 10 draw off portion of that party
in the Sonth and West that he nominated you TENNESSEE
meaning TO use your name for and drop you you
had answered his purpose
iour nomna0n was rinicuec and amongst others y the
sac OF Monticello but your ritp rces
w the people, and Calhoun found To his regret yo WIRE
Aey " prove something more than man of straw; still his
energies were concentrated his eneavors Crawford
10 Ivy his ,eire ro,kes m tia, purpose be forgotten
a us though this State has since been complnuened ,e
MIR CaIhoun's artais la5orel ngus,riously 10 make
us believe ha he the first choice OF State,
scol OF another, bu, those who had little dcemn,ent
sdw his weakness, aad aan'c,ne him ranged themselves
nicr bauncrC aho, affected acqussce: ony break
down Crawford and content riviurd was broken
down, aud Of his friends took you
re them; still , State voted for him in that election 10 the
last and pride having A CLAY and
DINERS Knowing total unftnes could persuaded
place the icn:es of the your hands au MIR Adams
called 10 the head of the Governments YOU magma
nmty and foremost coneraula,ing him
last needy desperate adventures who
nnnri TO oppose the Admin; ton of Mr. Adams outset
though ne aud his advisers might pure the
.! his assistants Bremen Ingham swawou &c and retired
"' the Senate You were traced every stopping place on
yn, route TO the Hermitage, by your lamentations your
iti!irc and by your abuse of Mr.. Clay.
Additional presses established and bought over Noah
exert 10y promises Of seicad every esosd
10 to deceive the people and homes, expression
as your h'ncss TOR Tie Presidency cried down with uls
for the hero OF New oreanshe intelligent relied upon the
sao sesse OF the nation for reaction which might from
There
but II came too laie and you were duly elected President
Entering upon the Residential Office, trusted
look back to the dignity with which had
predecessors, aud you endeavor emulate
ten-ta you would lay aside all vioIc,ve feelings against
those who had questioned your qualifications, and look
single eye TO the great interests of We hoped
your Administration might he such wouldo your
mama and prove beneficial The coun,ryani erne
might be handed down by you ,s,lied
How greatly have been dissppn'ned?-The history of
predicted by who Knew you best thai however Fl. for
conducting an indian war, you totally ma, for the high
In forming your Cabnc, you became the d,e intrigue
az to the inance whom you have placed the head
part III the Report of the Committee of Claims of
Gilbert RUSSELL which would recommend your pesusal
the talents
anti management of this d,Siaieres!ed patriot
You announced determination place your bosrapher
IN the War Department, but this shaken by the
iernonancc OF member OF the GENITAL committee,
the appointment ocnsiveyou gave way and arranged
that Inc should reform the Post Ofce-you received counter
rennu auces and re,atcd Mr. Eaton War Office and
the Postmaster general could induced sacrifice
The best officers of his Department, go, rid him assign
ing him the Supreme Court-he has since been
hed with prps aud spies, and has already become
channel ct communication.
You fortunate yo, selection an Attorney
General but doubted whether he plant enough for your
PURPOSES SINCE your most confidential friend General Cali has
published "?er authority his declaration that you
ceved in max ing that appointment.
Instead of taking time to examine horoushly the different
- hc down ny hungry oice hunters, poured with
certificates they had been you early support
ios editors whom have sen'ou ,So'a. o ne r"
thp npub al
aud we have by your official organ they have all been
sfrvces having been disnisseG room for them
we have seen your own vidictiVe passions working the
removal OF oterse President of line United States
himself upon subordinate clerks WHO had the
duties copied the correspondence of General Jack
son You have suffered yourself I've dictated by Duff
siTee and central Committee. h tine former You have
aen seen examining hc public ollCss, and walking
via nm IN me streets OF Washington.
The recital disgusting melancholy that so early in
political lfe, with all the civilized n;sons of the world
Looking experiment of sefovernalent man should
nave been found so reckless to prostitute the highest office
OF ue state 10 the vile purposes of malignant feeling
You have but commenced yor ,cr-What acts of folly or
hosce you MY Commit before expires Heaven only knows
' WV 81 % u once VIII" 'N''''''0" '"0 s'' ViRFt;iNlAN
the Banks at Washington.
r. Our country readers will find mass of foreign
news on the outer form. We are inclined TO believe
That the Correspondent OF the New York Courier
Is nearly right in his estimate oftc result Of the bat
tie between the Russian and Turks before Choum-
Ia One thing is very certain, from the Russian
"!icai account, that the victory dearly won, and
that The Turks much beticr disciplined, than had
been supposed possible from the time they have been
attempting European tactics, and the stubborn mate
Tias with whic, the Sultan has had to work. There
IS no statement OF the number Of Russians engared.
shat we have SEEN The following amusing burlesque
of the New York Courier letter writer, is from the
New York Daily Advertiser.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Icgno, hdsin1strl June 29th, 10. 81 Aug 10th, 1929
We base had Tie Of sqnabbIc between the Turks
Russians and IF you credit iIs Russian bulletins, Turks
h't9e been rOcd and almost destroyed But rurk