Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

graph; and knowing the recreant principles which
the Editor OF that Journal has ever displayed was
not at oil surprised when read the cHAsrE CLASSIC
roem which preaeed The extract on its transfer into
the coumhs OF that paper. But must acknowledge
Iwas not little asonished when read the extract
iese, and saw assume the prominent and conspc-
nous station which assigned to it by the unwary
Editor. General Greet certainly cannot be appri-
sed that but few or the intelligent and rejecting por
zion Of his readers believe one-haf of what he pub
libes soltoriatt,, else he would be sparing in
his edftaliai remarks, and exercise caution in
giving publicity, through the medium of the Tele-
graph TO narratives which bring into disrepute the
cause which he advocates.
can assure the General, that, so far as nv in
ihrmaton extends with all his opponents and many
nf bis heated partsans that there is nothing better
Calcuatedto add strength to any doubtful inteili-
seuce, emanaing from reputable and respectable
sources, than the bare crcun stance of his denial of
X won'd therefore, advise him to t'think more
and write eEs and place himself more under the con.
tfof anu influence of that holy religion which enioins
ne sautary preceps of Christianity and the incul-
cation of the virtues of the moral law aud of which
member
Currcnie caamo--Your friend and wellwisher
Family APpoi'itmcnt.-Isaia Ingilaui, brother of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, appointed Receiver
ct pubic monies at Ch!icole, in the room OF Col.
Bourne REMOVED
The Administration is for feathering the nests Of
Us trends relations and dependents while times are
good. The maxim is a prudent one, and they have
already so entirely forfeited public esteem and con-
t;dence that they noed not be under much apprehen
sion OF sinking themselves any lower in public opin
'on' 1hey may rise a little by their future acts but
1t IS barely possible for them to fall any lower. We
know nothing Of Mr.. Isaiah Ingham, except that lie
is the brother ofhe Secretary of the Treasury who
has given him the appointment, and as preliminary to
AZ.
is complaint. A man Of honorable and delicate
feeling would have sacrificed GOOD and faith.
fiji officer, to the improper and iudeicate solcita-
tiofs of a near relation
There is a healthy tone in the following remarks
Of the Pendeton rs. c. Messenger, not very COM
IN Jackson Prints, of which number it is one,
We wonder what indncement could prevail with tie
learned Editor of the Enquirer express himself in
this strain Of Te,5te Peur? Nothing short of a
dead majority against the Heros administration
That would put mctte INTO him, and transfer the
spirit of his motto into his columns 1t is refresh
ing to meet with occasional example of ndepend-
ent Judgment and manly candor, rare. so dread
fully rare, in the Jackson papers, whose whole souls
and time devoted to chanting Hosannahs to their
IDOL e,id who seem think their editorial RESPONSE
bity fulfilled, in praising him and abusing all oppos.
ed TO him.
From tho Penftton IS C.) Efssye.s.:r
1--WE had supposed that under the administrations all
is be selected from anon the
political friends OF tic President We had supposed that
.icn occurred of the minor govern
rnent, they would be filled i'll similar We did not
think however, that an unprecedented system of prescription
rate who had faithfully discharged duty and had
sera JACKSON o' appears s go A reeecp TO
and postnasers without number, have been discharged
least without public accusation OF misconduct 1t presun,a
ions the late contest and very probably OF them may
hys and violent pasans Under these clcunt.
stances who have not thought any great depoai
ed the issue would find fault with their dismissio nm
ride the rule as adj correct rules should 'rored both
En- when the vacancies filed with editors aud
iecorous papers the other SIDE of coue believe
toat personal feeling ias more to 20 with the eIm, than
bedesred 1t scertanly TO he regretted that the publisher
of libel gross and necaie io the Of the
Roanoke, vino very fsiious should appointed TO
high and responsible station under the government Such APP
pontnenis calculated uoursh the TASTE already
alent for high toned partisan prints hich take Parte view
Of every ,ng and turn by their sohy the virtues of
those politically opposed To hen into vices One OF the gor
m privileges OF free government consists IN the night oi every
citizen form and express his opinion public
four year.. the exedsc OF this right ncp cndence will
ston be nothing but Daring the many
ac" and rivalry have arisen in dealing out abuse
aud scrrily. Il is amcntabe avidtY with " ich
these cor"P7rS OF tue pubic morals rewarded for their efforts
70 debauch the and good feeling fe community "Tbe
indulge party feelings" said Jackson in 1917 in
sentiment May ever govern both him aud s success0rs"
From The Bost1n Courier.
From the paragraph which the basis 0 tbac
re'paks we infer that the profasscd friends of General Jackson
~ Kentucky in great fear of an org5nzed Opposition and
an their fnrces, keep down elements orgosio vhc
undoubtedly exist in that state well othersor as they
choose to express IL $50 rally to the aid Of the President ena
e him To reform the abuses of the government to re-
Establish republican, principles in their original purify We
IS nothing less friends of ackson 10
array themselves against Henry Clay and to buckle their