Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

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ucn as Jackson does fattered at this piece
VI h'ehsehce' 1t must delight them and give then,
nos' IDEA the abilities and energies ofthe
ne" PRESIDENT to iearn that he actually .sreads the
letters addressed to him." nay, 'forms his own opin
lons upon their contents' All. Washington, Jeffe,
son anu MADISON! how does your renown sink abash
ed from competitions with that your successor. who
READS the letters addressed to him, and forms hts
own opinions upon their contents."
Dio ever courtier make such blunder, did
ever hatterer intent upon his object, make SO ludi
crous mistake?
t'''eS nave rc-organized in Massachusetts, under
VAC 'niee hures OF National Republican, Republican,
a"u o1'NSo" f'ePuoHcdn. The last title speaks for
i0oh-the second we understand to be composed en-
'eiy OF OLD Republicans, friendly to the late Admin
ls'raton-the first of old Republicans and Federal
's's' uiscrlmlnatey, also IN favor of the late Admin
is''on' nat Is the difference in the principles OF
hese parties 1t Is more difficult to learn-little or
none most likely, independent of mentor it Is the in
cvable tendency of oil political parties to Degenerate
INTO mere disputes about 1t difficult fol- three
parties TO exist IN the community at the same
me and referring In their differences to the subjects
compromise and ANAL gamation must unite the two
weakest against the strongest, the strongest and
'e weakest against the third most obnoxious for its
COURSE ana opinions. Attached to the same men, and
ha''g the same great ultimate ends in view concur
ring to despise the Jackson Republicans for their nsn.
ience and man Worship (as their name imports) We
nope the Republicans and the National Republicans
VIII oury the tenahawk and unite against the com,
mon foe.
ihese parties were no sooner organized than tbeiY
respective strength was put to the test the State
elections in Massachusetts being just over In pos.
ton od vicinity, the Jackson Republicans were ro,,.
tea' having gained an accession of twenty and no oy
since the Presidential election in Novcmber. rb;.
result shows that the Heros success has not Isckso.
mzed Massachusetts.
Fs'eign .Ners.-The country reedcr ,,;, g., a,
intelligence from England very late and verv int.
estng That country is in the aponv of great
ana though ministerial influence will easily suffice ~
carry the measure of restoring the Catholics to the
rights OF men and citizens, through Parliament ve,
1ay NOT suhce to ailay the storm of popular rage
and fanatcisn, How dangerous the crisis is i. cru.
uen'' "nch Mr. Peel plainly acknowledges in the
blouse OF Commons the alternatives to he. conc.ve
ions to the Catholics, civil war in ireland. an6
"han we find him and the Premier sacridciuo Ri,
suite necessity which they thought demanded tho
terminate as it will, the conduct of the
D'Ae oi " elington and Of Mr. Peel, in Offering I'D
en popularity to the interests of their countryfor
Inc intelligence of England, might decide
Tue oahoiic claims, numbers are greatly AGAINST
. Ihehn-is worthy ofgreat men.
me Danger Is not now, that the Catholic Claims
van De rejected or of disturbances from Ireland b,s
4 Ia tf.apf- IL.
0ii e eiiect OF the emancipation of the Cathol;c.
uPoh tue rnlddiing and low classes of ENGLAND III,
f'IIuuices OF the ignorant portion of the Eno,;sb
s"'' 'Ae outhohcs and the Catholic Re}aion
'helr real and unaffected horror of Catholic n,e,c.
III the @oVernment---is perfectly Incredible r. ,b,s
ph thiS country who have not Witnessed so,,o
demonstrations Of the feeling, or who do n,t
Fecolcct Its marvellous results in tho tive.
OF charles and James the second and of ia
george Gordon At this moment the creat ,,a.ot
WORD mo popery," is ringing throughout ENGLAND
and every garden wall from Lands End IN Newco.t,
is inscribed with the tasrnan. The anorv corl
dition of popular feeling is apparent from the INN
merabe petitions, signed by hundreds Of tbopsor5,
pouring into Parliament, and iftheaet Of er,ano;r,
ton docs not lead to sedition and tunolt tbrouobot
the towns of Englasd and Scotland it will be favor,
able conclusion hardly anticipated by Ministers them
Selves
On Friday, we shall publish Mr.. peel's sneecb .,
large, IN which he assigns the reasons which b,s
9"dyeu MIN 20 remit his opposition TO the clans o.
irclahd' and to advise the King to recommend rc-
nova OF disabilities, notwithstanding his ;ndi,yc,
HPPo@s'op TO Catholic claims 1tnc6anged nad ,,-
changenb!c. 1t Is this confession which eleva,ss-
Mr reel and give an additional interest to the STIR,
Gie " nat effect his apostacy las the Anti ~
cali it, has had upon his popularity with that mar
may be inferred from the fact ofhs Iosipp bis -
Ton at Oxford, and his fathers taking an &C.
and efficient part against him. This isolated crcunp&
stance denotes phrensied state of public mind ca
po0le OF producing instant and tremendous results