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


upon my honor or integrity What he did say, Whs
the reverse at any Implication Of ma Then, al
Just and impartial men, and all who had faith in the
maSnamHty OF my accuser, believed that he would
voluntarily make public acknowledgment Of his er-
rer Low far this reasonable expectation has been
attest, =
But my relations to that citizen by recent event
are now chagcd. He IL the Chief Magst rate of nv
conatry, invested with large and extensive powers
the administration OF which NAV conduoe to It's nr,ss
peflty or occasion It's adversely Patriotism enoins,
u duty, TINT, whist he is III that exalted sutton be.
should be treated with decornm, and his official acts be
Judged ofin spirit OF candor. SURPRISING as far
as can sense OF personal wrong willing eaerl
- forgive him. If his own conscience and our common
500 can acQut hn aud entertan ton the majority
winch has elected bin, and for tho Office which he
ms, 81 the Difference which is due fiom private
cizei, most rrSlously hope that, under his QUIZ
dance, the grcn interests OF country foreign and
domestic may be upheld, our free institutions be an
impaired, and the happiness oil the nation be 1oDti,-
ued ana Increased.
! Whilst l am prompted by an ardent devotion 70
the welfare OF my country, sincerely TO express thA
nope make no pledges, promises no threats. and
must add, have 10 confidence. My public life,
trust furnishes the best qua ranty of Uly .ithiul
hcrencc to chose great principles of internal ard ex-
tcrna policy, to whichit mas been hitherto zculousy
fdedlcated Whether shall ever hereafter tuke uIs
part III the public councils not, depends uron cir,
'ms ances beyond my control. Holding the princi-
pIe that citizen, as long single pulsation re.
MAINS Is under an obligation exert his utmost en-
crgies III the service OF tls country, If necessary,
whether III private public station, my friends here,
aud everywhere, may rest assured that either con-
ditlon lsai stand erect, with spirit unconquered
whilst life endures, ready to second their exerons iii
Fthe cause OF Liberty, the Union, and tue nationhI
e; prosperity.
! BEFORE sit down avail myself with n,eosure
/ OF this opportunity to make my grateful acknowledge
nents for the courieses and friendly attentions
which l. have uniformly experienced from the Dhah-
7 tants OF this CITY, A free and social ntercopEa.,
with them, during petied OF more than twenty
years is about To terminate without any recellsc-
ton on nay part, of single painful collision, AMI
without leaving behind me, far as know, u sct-
lex -nersonau enemy 1t ~ the sentiment With
winch ianiabout to conclude do not give partlt
GUAR expression to the feelings inspired by the IN
4 terchange OF cpilties and friendly oices.i rope
the citizens of fasnngton will be assured that thec
individual happiness, and the growth and pr osperity
of this city. will be objects OF my fervent wish
es. In thesentment which j shall presently offer;
they are indeed comprebended, for; the lIaSe OF
this city is adissoiubly associated with that OF olS
= Union, and the preservation Of cur liberty.
= request pernlSsie.! TO propose
LET US neeea despaiT Of Tie ,2nler&caa RepnJlic"
fAf CLAY Appeared 10 be much indsporJ by severe cela
and retired very the deliver renaIk and oa -
The company nevertheless Kept ogecr longer
unaiYed by any ncIuc partg or 30 IN
towards amy Present absent many lively and innnc.
e9e o1e q iese spogtive salies shape OF vol
teer kf these have been enabled to ge together
speeches by which sgIe Of them preceded 49,
!, BY Mr. James NJ. NleCarty, of Virginia.-'rhe
4 Seg
times rete5,eH.
! BY Gen. Water Jones--Refor Lie Chsrit4.
Il let it begin at horne.
I BY Hon. Mr. Sergeant, Of Penasyt yania.-Tbe
principles OF The Constitution, administered and a-
i piled By those who never practigea aught aeaIiss
/ them
! BY Slr. Sergeant, of New York. Az judiciafs
TARIFF tariff for the protection of politicians r.:t
| Of manufacturers.
By AIr. j. c. Wright, of ohio--The present Adj
I ministration. May they reform abuses where tney
ina thcin' and not pretend ia reform where no1ts
are found 30 exist.
BY Mr. Berkley Ward, of Viz eini..-qhe ca ss
OF domestic industry in the Middle Suites. Wei
he clothed by those who'll be fed by ISL and after =
while we'll cothe ourselves.
| BY Biz. Steenbergen, of Firg nia.--It CLAY. The
stcrlig friend and advocate Of civil liberty and the
+ rights of man; the meridian Of whose life has beef,
dedicated to n1antam the sound and important prih-
cipeF OF this Republic. May she, in gratit1de re.
! ward him in the evening of his life
! Gy MIR. G. G: Ciaborne.--J. @. ADAMS.
'Hc who climbs 10 Tounain tops VIII fud
| ale no surpasses or subdues mankind,
| "3lIst box down upon the hate these aclovn
! BY MT. Z. Thompson.-R Richard Rush: The pijre
patriot, Che accomplished scholar and the pertGet
gentleman.
BY YIN. PTcntiss.--Gcn. p. 3. Porter: The oal,
ant soldier, the able statesman the unacvatpr fc.
publican, aud the honest unassurnng man.
! BY Major StuIl.-Snrnuel Il. Southland: Always
| his native State
BY Mr.. D. ]. caswef, of Ohio William wnr.
Esq. The learned jnrst, the accomplished oraf6,S
| and finished gentleman.
! BY W. +. Thornton.-pub1c scntirnept: BETTY
/ infyyed from the present sceue than erpressya Sc
that which has Just been acted.
/ BY RJr. 6. AndeTsoD.-Ohr Guest The "Ioff1
AIcghany" will soon hide him from our view but hid
parting raywill cheer Us with the hope of again f
ing his meridian beams
BY D. J. Caswcl, of Ohio.--Lct asrirante for 90
nee iall the rising sum look toward the WesI and
cheer the mild rndiqace Of that which is setting.
I BY John S. Tyson, of Baltinore-Onr TTni6rr
The key stone Of tho mighty arcl, Of this Western
l5mplre--ie bond of twenty -four nations: Long ais
the American Eagle Shall wing her fight may nit
4 '6ts 'tout be- cugraven on her countless images,
Long as the brcezcs of Heaven shall rustic our 70