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

for national purposes, specified or indspensably ne
cessary by the provisions of the constitution, he
did could doubt the expediency OF its prudent
exercise. When we survey our vast and wide spread
territory, yet aHlost Wilderness separated by i'm
inense chasns of mountains, intersected by rivers,
pouring into different aud distant low could he
doubt the lToprisiy Of policy which seeks correct
these alternating tei. tenCes, and TO make us UNI
ted ,he,a?sencops and indivisible people:
| Mr. Ola touched on late political events. Acgsi-
essence was due to the will OF the aority; and he
srrerey iicpci that the prosperity oi the country
would remain, under tho Lew administration. 0u4
Nye ea:i nnS er Surrender whilst bic remaii,s.
wv cannot give ip attachment 10 hhcrev, ard 10
lieAe measures Of nationat policy, which have hither
y conlnandei cur hearty support. i,ut he hoped
thatNno iactaus OF passionate opposition would b.,
MADE to tie publc iunctioaaris:. l,et them
have fair trial. Let even hope ti.st all our fears
may prove groundless Let the uuGislurbed jutie-
I1Cs oi those WHO lately offered iiousl as well as
our own, be exercised, al the ACTS and measures
II government. If i'll some OF It's ncipient move
nens, we pciccve symptoms Ut some vi the dangers
which anticipated, let Us lie PATENT ard walt
for further developments. He was sure those wbqIl
lie addressed would be the last to condemn the
existing administration If It cvinced at itspossesset
ordinary human value Intelligence, nir-l less Il
II showed that it was endowed with angelic qua-
tiles.
mr. Clay expatiated on several other topics, and
concluded by observing thai yet in possession
OF tic greatest OF all blessings, human liberty. IL
spite Of Ill the tears HIGH sometimes rushed on his
mind, he ard.nily hopcdthai it would forever rempn
Tine possession Of this NEST insstuahie of all boona
! imposed on us several high obligations. The isl
guard and defend it against all Dangers proyi-
ulate and remote. certain aud contingent and safely y
transmit Ii nn!mpairet 10 Our posterit as We have
received i. from our fathers.
AAoihcF obligation, which it imposes was to Offer
mp oar iervent prayers Tor te success of every Oder
ration conteniipg for lie same blessing. The pubic
orion and tie intimate conDcxion between all parts
oi the christian world sanctioned the indulgence ana
expression vi sentiments in behalf of any of them
struggling Tor i.s just rights. yhs was moral sup
p u WHICH might be rendered even in season III
;. war, without Violating the duties OF nel -g;ty. s
gallant ii.gh spirited, generous and uncalcu4ai,
i nation now conendin: for freedom, on tie otl-
crsGc OF ike Atlantic. THAT whole nation gave
its warglesl synPathes and many of its fought
by the side Of the SONS of our race when we were
cpItGnG.IEr for our liberty. In oiering the SENT
ngnt which he meant TO propose he did not merely
conform 80 Injunction q justice and humanity, bit
he acted in obedience to an impulse OF gratitude IL
WAS iir, However, from his purpose to express any
wish adverse 10 The happiness Of the great Empire,
OF i. that nation constituted pirt, and least o.
oil that it should be visited by the calamity Of civil
He sincerely desired oalhG coutrsrv, lhe pros
peritv Of that entire Empire he did thtt OF eyerva
otler nation. And lie most anyiouSy hoped that tifs
object which he meaut 10 propose, sentiment,
might he accomplished BY the meaHs ofpeace ana rc,
son ratlGr than th@se Of the sword and eolence. lie
offered Success fo lie IsSds Catiota ~ his nsLe
: s.'H-g'e Joy' L';&b Gberfy
YOLUETEER;a.
/ I;y the President The survivors of the congGript
fathers, wao by the Declaration Of independents
nl1 II MS nation.
BY yEn,. Price, Esq. Our venerable Guest. SIR
goaat Evrrl.art.
wright, the able, a,id 'sa,inted supporter ct The
late Administrations
Mr.. Wright addressed the mecns in Az c1oqu.;at
manner, amidst reiterated! flauiits, and gave. i,p
: to;t.t,
| CilarIcs Carroll, of G.. rolltsn
(. by the Vice President. Gen. Ia I3ageitp. IT,;
iFisi'a Ct Liberty and the rights fiapn.
! ~ H. 4. Gaithcr, Esq. Ciay ant jac':ee,,,
tf0~cTr fJt 7Tu,ra. 2. r..y..y
Jhen Ccsa. sg,fh Sc7a' al lis I.,!s'
by teXaoder l. Hawkins. The friends Of IIeTl-
r. Clay, twao compose portion 0f tug I&c.,sbu p;r~
.lty} Political Independence III their opinions.
! By Chesfau Ringgold. iieUy Clay---"Ilis ebn,
dact is cgacy to al"
By Mr.. Davis The Inaugural Adiress--,I ami
fwna Is, wll2t was, and what Is to BE- and no ,notl}:
has ever removed the veil from m face"
Fly llr. $. H. beatty. The Chesapeake and Clio
Cana. May 1t continue to prosper under the paroi
age Of such advocates the who is The obert a.
Gus attention to day ad may it prove lasting hene.
TT to the inhabitants OF '%oshnrtua County
By j.. Davis. The members Of the late Cabaet.--
Csjracisn cannot tansh their honest f;,lne nor "a
l'unny detract from their Just merits Postcrity wir
place them among the first. tc list Of patriots ard
statesmen.
Iya Guest. The illumination il honor our Dis
tinguIshcd Guest-wlo would haze tboiight OF snc!l
an honor from sIiCl! quarters,
By Mr. Denny. Pennsylvania and MarylanI--
Uuitedas well by Geographical position, as the high
Interests OF Domestic Ifd,stry and Internal Inn-oy
nent--1fny they never again be divided IN accor-
ding TO the attest aCocaie 6 thesi, interests Their
prondtst lio!ors
BY Charles j. Farley. Icarnnr and Ir.enrjty
Tho one is like artificial light, Of limited cxtcni--
Pbc o'lnr is ike Gods own light Al universal sprtuG
Les ihci0 be uBited.
Extract Of n Letter &c tie Editor 81 the Baltimore
Patriot, dated WASHES roH, March 20. 1929.
Since NY last respects 10 you, event has
occurred within my oseTyailon worthy 10 be repor-
ted. Tic President and his Secretaries have Ead
Ito IL