Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29
From tie Boston. Tribune Of Oct, %.


Our readers will excuse recurring to subject which
has engaged 50 much ZEAL knowledge ON the pa of the
upon them from their saiared supporters The following
graph is from The same Washington Telegraph which amour
Ihoss who are familiar with the subject see and when
Inc othcia correspondence is published, appear thai
lstration" - - ~ ~ '
We do not believe this strictly correct hui takuo the
organ at ms word we would ask, where justice
OF the mcessan reproaches which heaped upon the
they twice offered The es and they were rejected whose
ault was ~ Ought they have offered again? We
that they rather deserve censure lowering our dignity
ny oens the regretted terms second time, than for sacri6
cng our INTERESTS, AS has been called soicitne
ra tme as their successors have done! This
nc viewed us true light ny the people of the U S.
mar VIII turn out IN the end tina, national character
mas been injured abroad, and at home by the
length obtained Party and rancor are dangerous naed
ems 70 mnsle III foreign negotiation touching trade and
1t is worthy of remark that the colonial trade was in fac,
osl ny an act passed in 1928 in Mr. Monroes
Cured Mr. Smith Nd proposed afer Mr. Adams cana
ms 10 repeal that act with the hope recover the s
Oss MS OH was reecied 6 votes 10 IA party
Nessrs Benton of Mo- and Stamford, of Y both jackson
changed the su T TI @ by Of y1g 70, they would
so lar as 10 a"'horize the President repeal certain con
Gen Jackson and he throws open our ports with
ma PIecPancy HOY that repeating act obained
that
he expected daily treaty would arrvsa iha, he . na
@ he Adjournment OF Congress- bu, les, should not ar
act might be passed investing him with the nowe, N he
proclamation! This nearly five months AGO /, is anna
il e No "say, no arrangement had then been made and
iuay aPPate,It that none was expected that time
nowihsta"ds the Presdenlialihe royal word to the
we Of the Senato was nnnedisiev my son
pear the act to our Minister London Mr. Davies snecia,
public paper for the purpose OF correcting
OF MS private conversation which had very improperv found
us way INTO PRINT that the general impression of our friends
was that the trade would not be obtained ALTHOUGH much Illus
oPoa rom Inc effect of the act with which Col Rowan had
arrived al Liverpool long MIR Davies
thence TO return to the U. S. ~
II rs therefore manifest mind tina, the ar, of Cameras.
IN" use n"l n'ehaed to be used as something superven-
1oh previous arrangement the President soeny as
sued Congress and The nation, should be No H. ya
a. & sna II was rom The beginning intended to lay
eet Oh "a naughty maritime and rival whose
Navigation system exclusive tyrannica and aTc.sd
up ne, marine on the ruins of those of all nations
more particularly OF ours, whose rivalry most breads
and has been annoyed aud offended at past all FORGIVENESS
dne result agrees NTH this
Col Rowan arrived England no, far from the middle
OF July; in tho months from that time w. Learn ba, @
pos are 10 DC opened but observe flying rumors IRE
ceueo me authentic intelligence for three weeks at least a
there he reasonable doubt that ruors had ,e on
d e aval OF Col Rowan, and the subsequent and mme-
interchange OIL communications between MIR AlcIane
and Lord Aberdeen, and the resumption and ;
den sIom that moment ofihe negoaonl Perhaps MIR Adams
~ ne nan tHough 1t exPedien honorable 10 resort tn
ut was neither less upon the Courss NJ The
might have obtained act and used it as jackson
put do not think that he would have been treated
any better by the Jackson men, relation 10 the yV
man ne is now; nay is more probable that motion and
perhaps successful oDe would have been made for an m
parchment on the ground of wul Misrepresentation to Con
fes aDd the country and OF obtaining great grant of now
'f yJa.se Pretences, TO the language of the la
me following remarks appear be from the pen ola per
son WHO knows every rope about this They Commences
mat work Of vindicaon respects our Js,Tioms and
Psiuy anu meaniy used statesmen, in retirement, and
@ 'esPec's the vuous party who supported them Time
maze Inat vndeatien complete, and overwhelming Far
we'll 1900 0 i'''"nS, ana consider IT
Inc extracts above referred to- from tho Nav
raven Register, have already been published in our
columns.