Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
MRS. BARNEY.I

This lady has acquired a sudden extent and bril-
ancy Of renown, unr@aed by american ladies'
excepting always the wing ladies' Of Charleston In
the Revolutionary From all quarters, tesinlo-
mails Of sympathy for her suferngs adnlra ton Of
her cEoquence aud respect for her spirit, have reach
Cd her in the most fatsering form Her celebrated
letter has been recorded satin, published from
Canada 70 Mexico, and multiplied in handful shape
almost without end OF length not TO fatigue
breathing an eloquence and spirit which captvate
even where they do not convince, and every where
beraded by the tongue OF fame, it is doubtful if any
transient production in the English tongue, has ever at
once attained so extraordinary circulation We
still notice III remote prints promises the de-
nlanls of the public Cor it The Baltimore Chronicle
of the 18th publishes letter to Mrs. Barney from
! NotcheZ, follows:
| we have been favored BY friend who solicited if
for publication, with The following extract of letter
received by Mrs .1fnry Baraey from committee of
gentlemen IN the city of Natchez, Mississippi The
sentiments which the extract contains are alike hon
oFablc 10 the writers and TO the distinguished lady to
whom they addressed, and will doubtless be read
| with pleasure
! 'NATcHEz, ed July, 1850.
.A!ad0m:-As members of the same political :arDi-
y, and Iecborn citizens of these United States i,
could not be- expected that we, VINO are not the par
tsans of General Jackson, would, with folded arms
with Indifference the vrannical measures which
he has seen III to adopt since he came into power
Al the worst fears of his opponents, have been, O.
bid fair to b fully verified.
: Gross and paipable as The usurpaton of power is
his part have to blush, inner ms at
the passive submission of frccmen and republicans t.,
the open Ci0tItiOn Of The spirit 9 The Constitutions still
more, men, when we sec an American matron take
the and step boldly forward advocate and Sc
cure rights! II Is almost unnecessary to say,
| that have reference, to abuse of a priyiicrc
granted to the Choi Magistrate to remove inconpc-
/ tent, unworthy Officers and those oniy.
20 all NJ
,Isod for tn" vilcsf purposes conceived the rcad-
est would be, 10 give a vide dissemination TO
such sentiments cOntanedin your letter to An
/ drew Jackson. For the accomplishment of this pur-
pose and for the qualification of ourselves and of
those individuals DESTROYS of preserving production
which viewed in lis literary political char
acter, does much honor to the Lady who pepned
it, and TO the country which has reason to be proud
of giving her birth, have mad, in addition to t-,
number on paper few copies printed on Satin
One, on Satin, VIC have the homer TO Cnc'o.J
/ for your acceptance.
! With sentiments Of the 'i-i,cst respect and sncera
s'shcs for the happiness Of yourself aud family wo
arc, Madam,
Your most obi. and Dbl servfe,
Mrs. Macy BNENrT,l 4. J. WHITE.
! Baltimore, Nd. WM. =. MELLE5'
On behalf Of c'cral young gentlemen Of the C.;y u
UNrrlD STATES NAyy YABr }
GosroRr, August goth, 1850.
\ .Ness,s. Shichis & .8ghbvrp,
I Editors ofNc Bfac0u.
! Gentlemen: As my Iame has been used With great
freedom, your paper Of the 9Th INST / shall.
suitable period claim the privilege of making such
4 reply 10 may deem proper.
It / 5m, Gentlemen, very respectfully
Your oDcJient servant.
JAMES BAFPot