Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

10 SoaeeS'o'S "P"" 'hoii SudTu uuu apprlSeQ them
of what would be the result. An anchor was thrown
out TO The windward, and preparation mado for
suinmcrsctt Doubts were entertained of the cons,i-
tutonaliiy and nationality OF the road Shadrcch at
Louisville had hoard OF The Veto aud the fate of III.
bill Without ceremony or ado, he had already turn
cd sumunersctt, and i'll long article vndica.ed the
course Of the President.
Such the principles OF ,hcse men. Kendall the
proprietor OF The Argus, was rewarded with IN Office
of 5000 per annum; Penn Of the Advertiser by the
r. NJ. General. with printing the Post Office blanks
tor the whole western country, lucrative job l.
any wonder that their presses WELD an indiscrn;na
support to those who have paid then9 Can the ad-
Ininistration by possibility, do any thing which these
presses will not approve?
Here is proof; if proof were wanting of the dan
gcrous tendency of bringing the public press under
Treasury influence Here is the justification of Taz-
ewel and Tyler, and their generous conductors who
devoted themselves tothc vndictve fury of the Jack
son press, in order to arrest demoraline and dan
gerous principle.
yuaySuiHe Road-Thc Frankfort Com,oe,ta,or
publishes the Instructions of the Kentucky Legislature
at two successive sessions their Senator'S to SUM-
port an appropriation to this road.
| We observed last week, that the Jackson MINORS
in Kentucky, not anticipating the Teto were already
demanding fresh applause for the Hcros Admins
tration in consequence Of the passage of the NAYS
vile and LcSing on bill. For the amusement of the
reader. subon or two articles of this descrn
ton from the principal jackson Prints
From The frankfort gus published by "An,os Kendall g.
he appropriations TO the LoulsYiile of 81 600
Obtained by the energetic appeals of Mr. Rowan jackson
congress- arc set down to the credit of Mr. Clay by the Com
incubator The appropriation Of sl50OOO to the Maysvle
anu Lexnson turnpike which has lately passed house of
representatives. where there jackson 90 or TO-
Is also credited 10 MIR Clay hi. friends When ,,a Iii
sanction OF the Jackson Senate will be another fea
me! IN ms cap and when tho president signs bill withou,
which could become law, the Conmena,oT will Wv
general shout in honor Of Henry Clay the great ehampoa
OF the american system =! During Tie whole tim. Nj tan
was IN Consess and the cabinet do nothjn1 in fvo
OF Kentucky now that he does wonders Fl his un
Qualified retirement brings down such blessings upon u.s. why
not permit him to remain i'll i,?" 10y
The Louisville Public Advertiser copies from the Ez,b
own >y atcsnai, article con,ratuatue the neon,s
o. on the passage Of the Maysvie BILL and adds
REMARKS -A change. thuk has come over The scene,
have action less Verify we think So aoo roo roo
present administration acts the principles pioes.es and
indeed come The real friends Of the sonn,
are IN powef-and therefore, shall have more econ
400 less ad We rejoice to hear the of General
Jackson speaking avorably of his administrators .r
| Is mighty and viii prevail"
Fuoitc Debt Of Pennsyfuania.--We were aston.
ished at the amount of this debt Yhe PENNSYLVANIA
ln'ellsencer has worked up the subject in way
hkey to move oven German sang froid.
EUery Mans Farm JMertgagea-rhe State deb nom
thirteen millions of Dollars Allowing 26s0Oo nhsb,a,
who pay 'axes would amount forty dollars eyery
The n,eres, of tho public per cen, amounts
ly 10 s'x hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
three dollars "A" 's"'y
Fer every week, twelve two hundred and e,ev.
dollars '" e'e'eh
For day. thousand hundred aud twelve dol,
| For every hour, seventy dollars
Ior every minute, one dollar aud seventeen cents
ms asot IS continually increasing IL would weigh in silver
more man seven hundred and eighty thousand Iaunds-or
thse hundred and foryei Three thousand meg
coula not t IT. snce TINS debt has gathering every
member OF the Legislature for the S,a1 ,o
a twice his weight IN silver II load ono hundred
ana seventy four wagons with two lead Que team
eoo NOT transport from Philadelphia f govern
meni IN four For of money al, ,s r.a,
estate o "a the pledged for the payment There
was 'me when the State had money lend Now unless
some system o! economy devised land tax s nevi,ae 10
pay J mere never was necessity for The
internal improvements OF the State night have been made
under system OF economy for millions less and no endor
Gu u n 10 the State But now let every look to
state thirteen millions OF dolIsrs-I not time for chanssS
no. .e 10 dispense with those eeches that drawn
! lions Will be answered in Octobe. next, 9'
10 The Eredericktown Political Examiner AYERS
that Gen. Jackson pledged himself to rcspectable
gentlemen Of that place. no: tn oihdold his signature
from the Washington and Frederick Rockville,
Turnpike.
| - From the Freierck,own Political Examiner,
Car R'od--I'he Presidents Pcto. Internal Im
provement' After long delay and much tedious
representation the bill for appropriation to the
', Washington and Frederick turnpike had passed both
Houses and we were facilitating ourselves upon it's
soon becoming low That the Pres, dent would re
'use 10 sanction 1t, was not even supposed nv anv
one; tor, independent of other reasons he had
~ pedsea himself TO respectable gentlemen OF this
place. not TO wi hhod his signature if 1t were passed
oy 6oth HOUSES To what shall we ascribe this un
mahy uuPhcNy: Is 1t because he supposed that the
toooy interest of himself and partizans would prevent
the dreadful dilemma Of being forced to act on Thai
DILL and tina, few honied phrases might be THROWN
away 10 keep up the trick on his tariff friends
cause he calculated that the out door I'M crest which
ne mad used so successfully in defeatingthe appropr
aIlon ioF tue baltimore and Ohio Rail Road would
c-'LIicaLe hlnT We believe SD. He "reckoneJ bou