Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

topcInot admitted the ,t! of ,i.cSe Charges but the
manner III winch 'hey were made the violence win which
induce: hin, aIan nn his ,rtc aud the state
acquitted his wifi of al ccnsre and na;naic tins.
roprcy OF his own conduct The affair is probably unpserc
ented, and well excite ie curiosity and asloisini OF
the AMERICAN peop!e--[.NaQ IT19g.
TIE Russian Campaign Though no grca, i'm
porance attached to the capture OF Earna in the
first Instance, it appears to 70. regarded in dliie-
rent light by The Russians. II has been fort fled by
them, and uiIsuccesstjiiy attached by the Turks.
The orar have since taken possession OF MisScvria
and S:Zepoli, in the nciglbourhoci OF lourras and
i'll the line uf advance, having thus pushed
pie. fleet ut the same tine commands the Black
Sea- and another blockldes the Dirtianccs. l,
tlese tlo fleets 40 not unite G9der the gals CT tho
tUIki capital they will ut least greatly distress it
FOR provisions, ANA it turns that the asserted de-
pendence of Constantiropic Tor chiefly Asia
minor, has no! prevented great scaCcity and
q:ept discomfort there. 1t would secEl, too, thut
the Occupation OF Varua will enable The Russians to
advance without attacking Shou;nla in fro'lG; ;at
his post is longer looked as tic T.erm3pyln Of
Turkey. Even ifthe runours Of the great prcpar-
atoms of the SiIl'an be exaggerated, tins Of
things must produce some hard lighting this cam
pagn. The last presented nothing Ike he sangui-
nary battles, obstinate sicgcs and desperate assaults
which have always signaizcd the Russian, ana
Turkish wars. II cannot be long before acca.rnts
Of some decisive movements shall reach as.
Bali. Amor.
B5' Every true American and every friend Of Anne
RIGA will read the following Speech Of r. Eyerctis
with high satisfaction.
MR.. ETEREI'T'S SPEECII
III Public Dinner garen t0 Nm By the Citi-g2ls IF
NdsfriIe, (7t7mcsscr.)
Mn. pBF7TDEST AHn i:NTLEMES: ! he senti-
nicrt which has lust been announced, aud the kind
attention Of which find myself, on this Occasion the
object demand my particular acknowledgements
Coming among you from a remote district of the
but single individual, besides your distinguished
Representative IN Congress- possessing of th0se
public and political claims your notice, which
usually acknowledged by couFtescs Of this kind,
find mysclfthe bonorcd guest of this day; cordially
greeted by so large Company, where could have
expected only to form few acquantGnccs, and made
10 feed myself at home in the land Of strangers.
should feel that sense of oppression which upincrIr
| honor onglIt ,lw2,vs IN produce, did look wihI
r-ysrf for tic reason OF this ,latcrnt distinction.
| 1t is not here gentlemen, that look for it. know
| that it flows from mucI higher source from your
ready hospitality; from your liberal feeling, which Is
able TO alo in those parts of the Republic which
the most remote from YOU; aSd which dispoScs You
even toward the person Of individual stranger, 10
strengthen tho bonds OF good will between all tho
brethren of the grcdt American family 1t IS IN this
view of tho subject alone, hat could reconcile my
accepting this kind procr Of your public attentions
with the inod,p5iYc privacy which it IS my study 10
preserve IN my present Journey Tor tie sake % winch
I lnve been led, more than orc occasion since
left home to express Il Nsh TO be s7;UuScd from SINH
lar attentions the part ofpoIilcal friends attentions
which would have implied public standing which
do not pogscs and woI,ld have caused my excursion
to be aesribCd another han its real motive. That
motive gentlemen is tic long cherished wish TO be-
hold with my own eyes, this western world, not Of
promise merely, but of most astonishing and glorious
gu6rnent. The wonders, as they may Justly DC call
ed of the West the prodgous extent Of the terrific
ry, the magnitude OF the streams, that unite into ONO
great system the rcnTotcst parts Of this oundless
gion the fertility of its so OF which the accounts
TIN they re verified by actuul observation, seem IA
Their like the fables of than sober narrative
were among the earliest objects that attracted my
n youthful curiosity Whilst visiting some OF the most
ancient abodcs Of civilization in the elder world, had
frequently occasion to observe land have no doubt
Mr.. President that your observation confirmed the
fact that the curiosity Of the intelligent men OF Eu-
rope more awake on the subject OF this, than o.
any other portion of our country. q the Atlantic
coast they have some general knowledge, arising
from the length OF time since it settled, and tht
4 political events Of which It has been thc 'Lcare
ISf tho Vacy oc fitr Nyiseissupi seemed to haze