Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

VOL. VINO. 5S.
aa' We have been hugely amused with the follow
ing proposal of the Bnffaloc Working Mems Bullc.
TIN, and the witty commentary of the New York
Sentinel thereon We think the reader will derive
equal amusement from it.
E''om the NJ Y. Daily Sentinel
TIE ~ EXITING TEE EDIrORs The MEETING
OF the editors! Why, the very sound of the words
IS romantic. Twould do for the title of an epc
poem or, ut least, of some right pathetic ballad
the counterpart, perhaps to Moore's Meeting of
the Waters You are all curiosity. doubtless gen-
tie reader to learn what the magic words can mean
You shall hear.
The Buffalo Working Mems Bulletin, in advcrtinr
to the proposal to establish an anil abuse society n
mong US breheren of the editorial quill, saws:
"Se salcheerfy cooperate with any measure which sal
70 .enoe me press undeservg of that epoach whchit
rial Meeting could be got up, right feelings mucbigoo,
would result 'nererom II would least form an Opportunity
instances might produce the appes results by an interchange
Vi sentiments, opinions and sympatbes-always calcuS-
objection to such meeting which our mind al nres
eh anu mat indeed is to apparently almost slrmonabe
leho such meeting aud which we and it believed many
county editors unable bear Perhaps however on,
Would tend TO do away the chickering's party would conr
nu'e eanc,hs TO tighten the burden, aud thus remove
IL "e were To no absent from duty long as the ser
pans OF The people are from Washington, at The public es
OF our devil calling .copy' Sill VIC should edcao rs
M mo every difficulty for The purpose of attending meet.
mere wound bc punctal attendance al such nec,;n
10 saw nothing of the vas, of wisdom which would he
cohVoNed-ihefe is telling world of wit and GOOD
numor wou be dsrlayed en- such occasion
An editorial meeting! Do but think of it. We
would go fifty miles on foot" as Stcrpe savx iuet
TOR one peep at it. The supper aftera n1asouerSde
vi INC scene 10 green room when the comedy ia
over, would be nothing to a bona file lpeetnonot
OF the airy nohngs that fit behind the editorial veil
Wlthout"a local habitarion or a name"-but of real
corporenl, flesh and blood editors
Thnk OF the furnishings! All the Hes sud6enlv
changed INTO is; the voice which on paper sounded
as The voice of muititudc-the voice of the peoufe
--uesfhefated into mere human voice. The repre-
sentative OF party Gwindled down perhnps ia some
dimluutive parsonage who stands on ,intne r., ho
thought i've feet three the man of wroth and anger
whose pen was the scourgc of enemies and the ,dn
faion Of friends, Personitied in some sleek GOOD
Pefed-iooking, roundtaced John Bull and the Iopnh
ter moving SOUL whose sheet we never set cyes .,r
even III It's cover, without relaxing of the risihle
muscles, embodied in some gaunt solemn looknn
lsuIs' OF Inc component parts of which you would
Det Two 10 one that skin and bone form at least thrs
feurths, and who looks ms grave and mirtbless 9
Matthews or Lston, OF the stage
o'i' IL Is IN vain TO attempt sketch of the scans
%, me rscogn'iions the mutual surprise the WONDER
tue exciamations. his pity that Hosarth is dead
lie ought to have beeu invited by all means
And-our editorial baton to hazel wand ON If.
there should not be found from Maine to EIoris
w. -" -S.' So'aS' So JoVal meeting. NO sahool-
Boys just escaped to their play ground would eniov
themselves No never cndnnls conv ), ~
intermnable 'proof wanted immediately No ..;usr
'hFe9 INES SIR, to fill column !" No devils black
or Diue. NO wisdom to be personifed nor indie
nation to be assumed No bills to be collected or
rather not to be collected Pwoud be-. in short =
true Carnival after The crosses and priyations thar
characterize The Lent of editorial life
We see but one serious objection II, copcr,,
NATION SO devouy to be wished-one only little cloud
on me horizon of so sunny prospect. And that
's-how would the world go while this editorial
convention lasted Who would write for ip Who
would think fer ii? To imagine it would contrvt,
Tor ten days or fortnight to think for i,sf is nute
visionary-particniarly this warm weather. n br,
any means, this great difficulty could be oot oyer
IL Tue world could but manage for ten DAYS to
SPIN from ITS own BRAIN its ideas irs,ead oP
drawing on ours, we should say Amen . to the BnfTa
10 editors proposal
We pray our readers not 10 believe that our Amer,
Is dictated merely by presentfaen. ofthe good things
ana me merry Jokes that would circulate at such
meeting. Move look further than that. No sue
cIhc against bitterness infable as heorty shake
of the hand. Fhe very recollection of that weaI,s
cIVltes would smooth down more asneyities MI
4itl more party bile than years Of cold reflection.
ana II our courteous masters the public did miss onr
service for few DAYS, the loss would be annie re-.
PAD to them by years Of improved temper and recip
roca poIneness The iJvers of paper ,rfza f;orhtnr
aiohe could have reason to complains.
.flocemeufs NJ the President--We learn by a iet
ter from Washington, published IN the United States
GaZette, that ''the President has ,yr,,+an g., -;
friends to say, that he is about to return 10 Wash
ngton and heIs expected there in about three weeks
lie aes that he has been ready to meet the Indians
ana that II the chiefs not disposed to meet him
ne Wi! return without uffordip them that npror,,;
ty OF ascertaining ts intentions rcearding fbem
when tie was wilhig to afford them y fTbe Cher
okees are clearly right under their present circum
tances, ana after me treatment they have received
from the cabinet, IN gong to meet The Pros;den
Com .4at.
:, rhere neVsr vac more persecnted man than
HENRY CLAY but 1T must be proud trnnnb 70
hun end consolation to his friends 70 Inn 49,, ~
there is not now single individual who is bnrdv ~
no9gh TO avow his belief in the mailcous sfory If
bribery and corruption, gotten up against him by in
tFoymg brm in the good opinion of his fellow ctzeny
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