Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13

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es which, considered separately, are deserving the
utmost attention but which confined may make even
Mr.. Peel doubt the proDriety of enforcing his fayore
bill In truth, procras'inaton will not much longer
avail the foes OF emancipation evpedents con-
time tn support desperate and taacous s,stem nj
iinancsthe vital questions must be met with becon,
ing resolution, and in spirit of Justice and concia
ton, fear, we shall be coYnpelled to encornto ~
pcrlls and difficulties which wise minister and an
honest Parliament could and would avert. In what
manner these questions viii be met b. the ministry
LITTLE time will inform rs; confess, however that
we entertain but faint hopes of an arncae and states
man-like adjustment OF them.
line peremptory recall of Lord Ano!esey for no
other reasons which have hcen able to learn than
because he administered justice with an even hand
ana refused to be subservient the NEST DEGRADING
species of corruption convinces us that Ireland is not
to be cmancipatcd-and this conviction confirms our
opinion, that some alteration in currency will be
made for it would be manifest folly to exaspera,e
whole people by denial of Justice and at the same
time, TO expect them to abstain from every legal spe
cies OF annoyance which they inct on their OBJ
prsssors
Wiil arrive here on Tuesday next, on their way to
London.
w The s'ihoned article is rather Of our luc profess
sing as we do 10 publish political journal rather than moral
ADVISER Nevertheless, the article of good advice is
eveed at no Individual and the press ought be- if it is
o consevaoc ofmoals far possible we have no, f,
cation.
Fon WING.
Mess:s Editors There evil in our city that calls loudly
ioF q remedy After exciting the little influence thought
possessed 10 no elect, have the conclusion TO ask
y*ur aid III this business. fhe evil which alude is the
hah my elow Clerks guilty CT visiting those shops
cameo coniccoaIes, a, stated periods IN the day. and at
n5h5 The consequences resulting from suoh habits known
ia all Some fellow cia.ls gore so far in this hahr
THAT despair them from The great object now
nave III view, Is others their danger and in donu
,s 10 stale 10 ts, what have 10 try TO save
ioe that scei;i nn" 10 be lost have bceged he
seen gong into those shops neither taste or handle anv of
those lifedestroys corcais finding nothing could he done in
the way OF friendly ainont,on, anonylnos letters
e Them as ca is lion employers gently reminding
s the danger oil losing their sitati0ns also the dancer
Oh COMMUNICATING younger clerks destroying their own souls
s WEI, as 'e souls OF many over whom they have control
IN calling npon you TOR aid in ;s eneavor save vong men
from r'i 1t IS 10 he hoped employers will he aroused TO
TIER ouy, ana aSe of wairhl of US than they
lave a ami aicw me 30 ASK Them if they oversight
OF US Na tey u3E DO they tae by tine hand aud intro
c Us INTO leir hi;iics as they might would not say as
&c &c 's'i many other little attentions ayoId save
many al AS ion srictiO' avays thought ,hc n,nr
Grants %! tS c':T did not take the interest in our welfare
that IS cone III other cities We have Library Assc aons
IN ict we have nothing that IS calculated feast our elect
and keep from the haIntsof vice Would NOT he m hc;r
ccniectcnaric: have understood that the corpoaron intends
W tAc no t'ein their .1rnce another
icy VIM 40, a'sd tVe IT'S fom their destroying evils may
oe ASKED by my ieioc!eks why evposc them in this public
I'iIA- fiswer because other Effort has thus far
~cd and should this plan iiil also SHALL feel myself bound
named that of much ackcr hue the ore here limited
at nope niay be saved this painful task and that the God
OF Heaven would my fellow well as myself from
h''Pcas:in3 rum A CLERK.