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

the performance, and the nRlne oftie Hon. I,tleto
Waller TazeweH, figures IN tho Tory papers with tina
OF AR. Peel. ard the DVhc Of lYcpn;c4l. THUS pre-
posscssea In his favor, Sc may readily anticipat,
the satisfaction that Mir Tazrwers appointment vii
give to the Court Of London I,et US call the at,ep
ton OF the reader to e,i1eace OF what we hay,
said.
! The I.nndon Times, "a Tory and ministerial prt
of January 7, has the following reflections, caused
by the republication il! hollicu OF th,, letters q
So;ax.
az pamphlet ias bee published in An.cci ,u re nrint,.
mere which throws broad ai. 'rki; light upo,. the
cia relations hetae England aud The Untd states /, is the
wa- Senator OF ;le Republic ;s iio t,ieiu W. vaze
wcii, who discovers III this a:feiiare dip
Two reiments, SINCE iid Of the United csab
lse aud IN 80 far the commercial Intercourse their res
Pecuve citizens orie' the snhec, either Of ueg.ciac or
me osct Of 'e hon> To expose and !cprohate the
nsar scheme OF ccsiin party America, for ,cig nai,l
'iG'nie; aud ! s;nl'lilis ''iicicst
incidentally To ti,s rose, &c traces several attempts
wi - have been made by the repuhcan Government fro Inc
system of Great Britain by Extracting from her tlonsh IA
means and now aud then through which Inc oppo
county and her col1a;cs.
of'e successive Presidents and Statesmen al Americas, il
5leafS from tie evidence referred by Mr.. lazcwe ta
ST Ias is lac who has worked and tnnnuvssi FOR this pm
pose WIN tine CREATES, pcT;iuacy and ia the suiug
been Throughout: that the West India Colonies Ri
tain we're de9etat tie United States for lu. and su5sis
into whatever ey might please impose pom her OF
tah. OF disaster her cooies. 1t lkea come. out in Oil
To- the Court Qf London that le bad always considered .s,ha
w itt OF ~ '"iiaio" u iies would he the alyantag
! i IS PLAN from these cic;nastar:esIst Tia, MIR
"a not having sense enough 10 IN d.abused Of his a*unp
e'cn By the experience of many years during which they yyer
supplied from the British NORTH american cooe was n,eel
pu;s, an ns inlus, his after which would h
sure at lens, 10 land their ms assault upon tie Brits
So"a sy:'el IN 'hai !9cnus qaaml'e where h'Y Ii
Suaded as Nil Adams declares sef of the asacoiaee
e9ua duties that IS OF lar system Of reciprocity Aner
offer stici he as do,e .e.esedly and Nest ,en,a
c'"usiy 20 Great Gra but with reciprocity his lips tina
rcctooy, he has o.e in that noble instance of the dis
crInans duty English shipping and afterwards in In
nom clearing out for colonies; both which audab!
enterprises OF this mscao reciprocity sta.esrpa earned
commerce .t the Trs, coloniai posssssions There ar
diverse cases brought forward against air Adams in his ipo
tary Of State, and President of the mon, which, morals
CERTAIN schoa may bear no aspect than that of
regarded and BY every English rn,le they would na,leE
!ohaoy re cespscc, mean and miserable frauds The ina
an proof OF the esteem III which hey hold him. w
aeiGEe the less regret ,at want of space prevents
entertaining wort"-LIIs Of 18th Jarra,ry.
The "absrd scheinccf Il certain PARTY" here spo
ken OF is the policy which the government Of tn
D. States has ever pursued, of forcing Great Britain
by countervailng enactments into colonial recipro
ty Il. was the policy Of NYashingto.s government
OF Jeierson's and Madison's-5nd we are e-regiousl
deceived, tnerc exist not ucrn evidence both Nh
Jci!ersons and Aad.sons appreciation Of Mr.. ADAMS
course in regard TO tn, recent question between
the L. States and Engand-itsrs, i'll viii ch thos
great men dnequivecaily decide, that that coars
was the continuation or their own The abuse Of tn
Fci,,r e.Dr1T =
ion to the colonial trade is also 4 coas.7ni:onaco cor
tinuaton Of the a5cse of former times of Mr. Jeficrso
and Mr.. MADISON, for tie same thin@. And its pras
of Mr.. Tazawcll IS thc counterpart OF the pras
formerly layislcd upon the I9ew f;ngaud FeJlerasts
With what pr0priety Mr. Tazcwcll can pretend t
represent the interests of his country at london e
ms letters of Scnex, he Probai,y has at this yer
TING under consideration That he there surreudc.
the principles Cor which tile u. States have alwav
contended, tle Quarterly Review of those letter
establishes. We congratulate lin uron lis popula
rity with his maiesty's government-as distinction
which if The history of his life be any index Of h;
attachments, is dear 70 his hart.
Old Winter at length flirly took his dcpartur
last evening, il n, awfuiIy grand storm, il yyhic
the wind, rain, thunder and lightning seemed con
tending for Mastery. 1t burst forth about ococi
from the most dense Opaque Clouds, collected fror
the southwest
MI. CLAY AND THE MECHANICS
!; Supper given by tie Nrcu,zfcs of Iaosrs.,y,, d
Friday night 20t, TO Mr. C.Y, then in that town tvohunde
persons sat down The foor.in; toast being given
Harry Clay The enlightened statesman and acconpIishe
orator. tine friend of tho laborer and mechanic Ter Star
dcrCrs beware! he who strikes the chs the wrong endna
cut mis- fingers
After the bursts Of applause i'h which this was recc
II we'd had subsidized, Mr. CLAY rose and sail: