Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19
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Gyx SJuItHtttWtt01tat GRADtN.
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published t,vic,
week. Tuesdays and Fridayal i've dollars per
For4dpertisng square, or less for the first in
sey.ion. and 80 cents for each continuance.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1880.
10 The attempt Of the Enquirer TO establish the
existence ofconcert, and the formation of new Coa
Hfion from the evidence Of Mr.. Chiltons letter. and
the language oftbe Massachusetts Journal sarcica
enough. We have already published Mr.. Chiton's
letter Tie Journal says:
What the duties ofou friends ofpatrio,s aud National
Fepubilcans y, the midst of The corruption and Gucuao
aroundus It's to stand firm,
and faction, Of it'
'Now would seriously ask those who talk about wane
20 see which way the cat Jumps and 10 learn whom the
OF vile faction and busy intrigue shall favor and rs
whether they do not think will he eachery PRINCIPLES
TO touch Calhoun Van Buren, whether they
to enjoy permanent consideration and influence if they
Ike Swiss to upon that s;de which will pay best; if
stead OF going steadily forward their Objects
mon interest and Of own country they should
sKe boys IN the street, stand ready jump behind the
coach tina. sweeps by hems DepicabIe idea worthy Of
stand aloof on high uncomprop,isng ground We viii
not handle Jackson other kind of pitch We
san Bnfens Caihouns, or McLeans; will have neither
horsejockeys hypocres rule over Us unless they are
forced upon us; we have men, and principles
nor thunder lightning shall make us swerve the breadth
Oh one hair We throw ourselves the bosom great peo
pie confding in the good good feeling there and if
we must fain fond hopes, will least have the con-
ISOLATION of failing cause and after strenuou
ana M,lconlpromstns, struggle"
which we have heard from Washington, but
and love Henry Clay and have entire confluence in Mr. L
con but think will be God policy state to wait,
u Iow ITSELF INTO The successful scale and therefore, talk
doubtinsy between CLAY and Fan Buren, LINCOLN and
uore This will never do for the men of Massachusetts if
VIC nave such pusanimous and politics,
WEBSTER! D'''' q nor 10 DC represented Dy DANIEL
For ourselves, repeat like old Kent, we will serve no
canddate but that great abused
HENRY CLAY!n'
Phis language ofthe Journal will find responsive
chord in the bosom of every member that powerful
and defeated, but still unconquered party, who in the
late memorable struggle, rallied around civil liberty,
and refused to bend the knee the Military Jugger-
maui. If be evidence of bargan and coalition let
the most be made of it. To the eternal honor of that
party, they have not ratted-not man of them-a and
they will not rat it. Let others, who predicted that
the election of the idol would prove curse" assist
In his elevation and amidst the accumulated evidence
OF the literal fufment of their own prophecy CONT
nue. to heap upon their own heads, proof upon proof
OF their apostacy from princplethe opposition will
not initiate the example. In every act of the Adj
ministraion--in his appointments, in his practice,
directly at war with his pretended electioneering
opinions in the scuies for office, in the characters of
those who surround, guide and controul him, in the
-
ettseoat Influence, which for the first time prevails
IN this countrythcy the irreutablc evidence Of
the truth oftheir estimate of General Jackson and
OF his absolute unfitness for his station. Nor do
they alone, see it. The observing Of the adverse
party see, and The candid admit end deplore it. I'm
der these circumstances their course is plain and OBJ
vious. They do not wish to precipitate the coun-
try into and embittered contest-they wish
rather to still the elements, to let the people cool
that they may see clearly, the favoritsm ignorance
and imbecility of their rulers in the increased ex-
penses of the Government, superinduced by the re-
warding systems distracted cabinet, an undisgui-
scd scuffle for the loaves and fishes, and scenes of
scran,blng, pulling and hauling, that defy descrip
ton. When the time comes, they arc ready 10 bring
fdrward their candidate-the onlyman in their opin-
ion, equal to the immensely of the criss-No scon-
CERT no coaton'is necessary to unite their choice.
Their choice is made, and they doubt not, that two
or six years hence it will be the choice of the Amer
lcanPeople.