Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-20

assigned his for wishing 10 prevent Gales e.
Seaton getting this printing. upon which remarked
that then II could not be considered secret aud asked
whether was at liberty 10 use it. He replied that
u might use 1t whenever / thought proper, and if
became necessary, give his name to the public as the
author: Green has denied the statement under the
IsupPosition that could not, or would not give III
the author, and as Mr. Barringer is PERFECTLY will
ing to be known, wish you would repubish Green's
remarks and mention from " DIN had the iforma-
aoh Tle honorable principles and independent chm
and the attor win not dare ATTEMPT to inyalidate
4 the testimony of the former. IF he does, he will
promptly be put down by other witnesses.
IL Is not necessary for me TO allude to the vulgar
language used by Green in h,s denial of the fact.
Such phraseology is very appropriate in his mouth,
but he must excuse from descending. to a lev ell
so low and 80 dcspicable. Yours; &c.
JAMES WATSON WEBB
Lest the reader may have forgotten the anccdote
which Gen. Barringer is thus cited to prove, we re-
publish it. 1t must be confessed that Webb has nd
duced most worthy witness in the person of Gen
Barringer No man, as we have always heard of him,
is more entirely respectable We shall see whether
he will endorse for the Lieutenant.
49, From the United States Telegraph of Cd inst,
Ihe New York Courier closes an article which
we propose to notice at large with these words
1--WE will here relate auscdote this aad 9Th
warmly attached administrations and who is wiiln,
mat his name should be used If necessary.
shrrt session OF 1928 %, Duff
elected printer to Congress- contemplated give Gales
Il seoa the printing oe the documents which so much
NOISE last winter Duff strenuosy opposed it. asked
one day IN the of members he did
So His reply was-aiass & Seaton indeed warmly at
acheo to General Jackson although
nem 10 tie in endeayoring support Mr. Adams
give them this printing, and you indepen-
dent o the Bank of the Cnid States subcri
oers When General Jacksou's administration commences
they will enjoy his confidence, the par
and In two years they will be printers
Here honest confession and vet this man talks of his dis
Interested devotion to the President"
FMS anccdote purports to be the authority of
member Of Congress, who is willing that his name
should be used. More-it is said to have transpred
IN the presence ofwo or three members. If go the
Lieutenant Gun prove its truth We pronounce il to
be wiliul, deliberate D'LIE II without the shad-
ow OF shade to rest upon. W. do not believe hat
any single member of Congress will father it. We
are confident three will not. We defy the Courier
to its proof"
Hot Weather.-Tle Baltimore Patriot states that
the thermometer indicated 90 deg. in that city on
FRIDAY, and 81 on Saturday. On Friday and Satur
day the thermometer rose in this city to 90, and on
Sunday and yesterday to ga degrees in the shade
The nights too have been oppressvey hot and there
has been little rain lately, that the gardens and In
dian cor suffering much.
The hottest weather we remember in this CITY was
we think in 1922, about the middle of June, when
The thermometer rose in the shade to 9sa degrees
and for about three weeks averaged at o'clock s5
degrees