Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

rity against all political evils. told the can,r,;t,.s
yesterday, that intended to open nv whole ,rJ
without reserve This is tse last scene Of mn, lily:
crt tye. Before came here, weeded all ,I. hnn"
OF ambition from my heart Slr these house ke.pp.as
a'u te'"'ofS ior hve years stand i'll relation towards
'heif iana lords to which the influence of the ono
and the dependence ofthe other are in NY opinion nj
most t"SeParOfy ncden and therefore they are tho
admitted to the poiis''
OH. Again, Mr. Leigh said--. He had ncvar 10,
seen a. free holder who was paper, nor had he e.
yer heard that such free holder existed in Virg;n-
Ia III he heard II from the venerable gentleman from
tAouooun Bat he had seen house kespers onJ
ne"Gs o! families, who owned nothing but a s;npi.
horse, with which they hauling ,oocd that he
onged to oter people. They resided by rourtesv on
'an oaey d'd nat o'cn, and receioed parish aid He
Feh'emoerca about THIRTY FORTY of them who Inv,
(" oo oolh sizes OF the For his part he did
not know what house deeper. and head of a fani
was unless It was who lived in house ,,fh
lamily tie was sorry to see gentlemen so reodu 10
Jree-hoiders 'oo''''s VIII
10th Yet again-Mr. Leigh said-aIs appears
that Bacon a REBEL. was the first who adopted tn @
moron OF universal suffrage III the country and that
| ne hau u from the soldiers of Cromwelps army ~,
SAID U''r Capitalization, SRI Then what were
Inc men Of TO but rebels against the royal author.
! hy! NATHANIEL BACON rebel, who parh,ns
only wanted wider theatre of action and n n,oro
protFacted span of existence to be the Washinoton
OF his age he rose in arms against oppression &c.
Gel ~ s'' , Y"
yet be todt is III WHICH Mr. aoab IS
soien'nty and most vehenaeaiy declared he would
~ sH,E"i hRhENr or THE STATE, rather
sn'," erssna me fsht Of suffrage to house keepers
ana termors, or even to equaiise The basis of ,epre
! sentdson on The compromise of population and ,sy
uon' 30 was he understood by General Gordon so
was ne Understood by Mr. Fhzhugh. so was he un
deTstood by all who heard him. and I will dew on
body to read the bates and not come to tho soro
understanding. But more--in his desperate efT,rt
TO achieve the victory of ,ccuih and ooer over the
rights OF NUMBERS a. that forlorn crsis vban r.
PRESIDENT Monroe made the proposition to con,Dro
n,iSe for the mred 6cSs, he burs, forth in orrot
OF maadening and Infatuated eloquence that would
nave made the ROCKS to shake and the 70 ho,,I
could they be but sensible that he had the manor 60
execute the vengeance which seemed fo nrnreI ~;
cenunciations. Need say he in one lop5 and COW
',isiVe breath proianed the shade of Woshprton
m Italousa .hcr'eiormers as experimenting with the
fichch rights OF man on the body polite and scont
eu 10 sco'n That magnanmous ailv of our revon,;o,
as aying with excess OF liberty in endea yourng tn
follow our example, He said "
vi George Washington were to rise from,
tie dead and to propose such a compromise as that
oieredb by the venerable gentleman so partial 40 in
MS conception, 1t was, runous, SO destruct;va e.
na'ory' 10 the dearest interests ofthe people who
iaG sent nm mere he would find the moral coura oe
III ms heart to reject and oppose it, even cominn
from him. The Stupor of inteiec the mlrht evneri
ence but not the loss Of speech-on the contrarv he
should be apt to utter shrek of alarm and H.. 80
H.
TEST understanding. though not, perhaps such REFop
MERs as were willing to make the experiment unon
the Dody polite how large dose of French R1st,Ts
of ~ An " can oeor, 'ethout FEVER, FRENzY MADNESS
ana DEATH!-Sir, the venerable gentleman from
Loudoun has told MS of the awful and horrid scenes
no Wss eyewitness of, in France-Ftapce was than
arranged into equd! departments! with equal renre
sentation: and general sufra ge!-lp shor,-enjouiue
the unahoyea blessings of NATURAL RreaTs or
MAN :! Have lost my senses is the pbaotom
Iat his my breast with such horrorsthe kbertu of
J = "st"'a erP.rsng Nth ercess a creature of Tbs
, mat can never be rcalized!--My feelings
my reason my preadices my principles all ass,1ro
NE mat The dismemberment of the Stote must b
Iraughl with crnel evils to us of the East and st;II
more cruel evils to our brethren of the west We,
SIT ana the blood cnrdles in nv veins while ,n,La
tne avowa--but shall avow that the preserno,;o Of
se otm"on'oeae IN rs integrity nom oniy The SEC
oND tofSh Of my heart: the first ia thai tho -.
State should have free and regular rennblican o,
eminent founded upon the mutual interests of nil
/ win Just balance of those Interests uhere tho,,
are connciinS, Il. G. where the ricrconaict with
me poor, the rich shall be masters and the poor shall
! De SercaHfs--aiterthe example of RopINsoN Cpnsor
end his man Friday O'osoH
ln me- u the ron-conventionsts Leiehites re-
MINK that 10 requires such peculiarly of talent
'oE any particular change the structure of
nlent why did they not lot us have Convention in
me lifetime OF Mr.. Jefferson? The trntb 10 that
70 aeiea and prevent all, any change was the frs
ntSh OF s!ieir hearts, But soon as a chance ,vae
iouhu 90 De unavoidable, The second aciskS is and
tneY insist upon their sole competency tn ,noks tbn
change pcmsetces Ii they are indp)Sed in this Nc.
sumption, then Friday-n,en 10 these aelfs.i-
;. led new Robinson C,'usoes
NATHANIEL BACON.
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