Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21

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SAFELY through the storms win have encounter The cou
ny viii however give them fair and impartial trial
USpeaking ofthe election of Duff Green, as Pub
nc Printer, the Same paper says:---
Tc intelgenccr has with the fate that awaits all p
c prints pursuing ITS 'ouous course and its fate, though
nevertheless Just and would not he subject
regret but Tor the black disgrace that has been inflicted the
haace o. SonssS ny the selection of its rival What III
ducement is there would ask the Mercury seeing how
e election OF public printer went for pursuing calm tempe
rate, oecent, and dinied of conduc,-one
IeSa'ca o. principle not by passion and prejudice the
o"St oaaIy me coarsest vuigan and studied disregard
o. all the ordinary ccuiieses OF both public and private life,
have met with SO high reward?
The Jackson party Congress were strong enoush,hev
had Talents enough in their rankan their disposal pat
ionage enough command the services of paper as the
have spread moral conogon the whole country This
they should have done They owed ,hemscves-to the
large number OF respectable editors who supported them
--eui especially dId they oNe ii 10 this nation"
The Argus, Jackson paper published at Wythe
c. H. by son of Gen. Smyth, says
"N'e snail support Cen Jackson that our
impfoFrr npo;ic. ofhis laueE Glass; i, Improper ami
poic, NC consider the appointment of John H. Eaton
report that have heard within the week reatve To late
acts OF Mt hao OF an individual character true and the
General fnsw OF it, or knew Of public suspicion, he Che
"ppon or desire the appointment of j. H. Eaton who, say
I'm feef. Ne true ha: violated tie moral feeling the moral
eceno and the neral pride OF the country For prescott
we say 10 Gen Jackson beware how you afford your enemies
vac easy means on Assault, when al the you open
your friends to rd.cule aud derision."
We continue to lay before our reader, further evil
deRce OF the appropriately of Gen. Jacksons cabinet
| appointments, even among his warmest friends and
supporters The following article, from an ably con-
ducted Jackson paper, printed ut Camden South Ca
roiina, utters sentiments, which believe arc more
commonly felt than oppressed by the Generals former
advocates There little something within us that
makes even an honest hesitate early and frankly
TO acknowledge his error-but we believe there are
few OF tae most heated and partizau Zcalos (ulways
| excepting the modest Duff who you'd not now if
they could rid themselves o this trailtv say they had
placed too high an estimate upon tie talents and
! qualifications OF Gen. Jackson for civil rule.
~ Pi3gUuian.
IRE NV CABi:EpWe know nohing and care very little
what our h.ehren who with ourselves have advocated the
election OF Secr' Jackson the Presidency say this
selection OF constitutional advisers Of the Presn We dislike
expect and in the ofN parcu il we are not
esesiously misiuorn,ed and that too from souce where
is by 10 I've looked for feeling
popsty has UeeD outraged i'll his appointment. There is
upon u.s. such Cabinet, Gen j. has selected Mesrs
iSham ana Branch honest citizens second
ra' neiiu tins not what expected from the strong
sense ana ;oind discrimination OF President. 1t
when we reflect upon the facility he had OF surrounding himself
with brilliant constellation of talent, wisdom ami virtue il is
edfl sckeng 10 gaze upon the pale and feeble Pickering
ue secondary 'iinarIe which IL shed light
country any where is TO be tax from station that we fear
no one else can ill we'll MR. Van Buren, Rerricn
are worthy VI any station and will do their appoint
ere tey 10 Change places both departments would be
Wen Si aat we are not sure, but quite appositeiy filed
These are our feelings with regard tie appointments and
we nave no idea al withholding
uY To eak honestly of political movements, have
uos so ~ MS case We hope estimate OF the cabinet
Is anerFoous one but whether not shall JUDGE bv
rs acts. iT or oppose then, !. il ssli mere
aitcf seem 10 US thcy deserve.