Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

minerals aud which President Monroe deuouil
pN'r: ne r~onarehiai T'srtp, on account of non,oI
e~-.t71 principles. lcf peruio struorl ii Lo n, ,d
Tue "pp"Sition led by spcrui. J. r. TO r. = i,
'heiI lost power BAT vii! be ia vtin q tie pe, i,
MAINTAIN eternal vigilance the only Iii,on
by they hold their liberties Tue ar,s,orr,,ic 80,
Is aiwsys uglant and orga niacd and comes mon IA,
people Ike thief IN The night. Let them find III,
iePu1hcan party now rallyng in all quarters TO the
s'ahoard oil Jackson and democracy, as vpilant nnt
hrIn a. The patriots and heroes who were on the Edo
oi Andrew Jackson on the 9Th of January Isi5 do
tending the republic
III other and mare direct evidence wero wanting
inc decline of Green's consequence, and his rand
eeceieratioD towards final and absolute extinction
apparent from his furious zca So Indicative Of per
sonai uneasness, to keep what be is pleased to de-
nominate me Democratic party, united. His dcfpi-
''oh OF me Democratic party, is tie Jackson party
una the sole test Of orthodoxy to which he resorts
! VIII oy any means acknowledge, is the support os
himself and his personal friends Oar party il the fa
n'ar appelaticn by which he describes the Jackson
party ana 1t = entirely consonunt with the personal
NY tnat Petvades all bis politics He i. incapable OF
usohtansing private from public considerations 70
innn can be Democratic Republican who does not
think precisely as he thinks. The least departure
from that standard is fatal to the preeusons Of tho
onenaing wight. What renders this test the more
unreasonable and difficult of conformity, is tha, il is
porpetuaiy huctuatDg. He tolerates no think.
ing IN others, yet is himself every thing by turns and
nothing long" One must only think With him,
but change with him. lie is at tie present moment
state man OF tho first water Be declares
himself opposed Ia tho mass TO every thing which
tehas, or bas ever been supposed tend to consoI
dalton; yet IN detail, bus DO never opposed to our
knowledce one single of those measures inrolvipo
Inc danger, IN their passage through Conervss He
Confines Himself to gencraiites IN which perbaus all
mea Will agree with bnn-he Is never found in lie
track when specific acts ere to bs decided Self is
the AIpho and e,noga OF lis politics WLon Duff
SFesD Is IN da1gor-.heu the 'I,edcrol party" Nena
ago dead aud buried is rullying and the Democratic
party rs CHILLED upon TO stnpd 10 their arms. Previous
20 his election os Primer The House of Rep,e..n
atives the Telegraph teemed with elurunis to Lhe
Democratic Party. They wore called UPON THAT 10
tho Jackson menbsrs of the Bouse) 10 unite a. one
man. They were assured that Lhe .Coalion' was
not dead-tbat the snuke only scotched not kill
ed-and nothing could drive Bunniba from the rates
and Keep the party omitted but the election of tho
aforesaid Buff, US Public Prigte7. phul was the
hinge upon which the desiines of the Repubiican
party turned. once again, we find the Telegram
raging similar alarums of danger 10 tie Republican
party "Endeavors are uaaking to rally tho federal
party under the banner of AIr. Webster" Webster
and Clay endea vorng 10 unite the disafhcted of
all parties under the neme of National Republicans
IN an unholy crusade against the udn;aistraton"-
these aHd thousand such statements too tedious to
enume'ate, and too preposterouu to refute TEEN in
the Telegraph. One NIGH, with halfau eve TINT
something was the matter, that Duff himself was in
straits-and Tho proceedings of tho Senate accord.
tngly explain the and sudden danger which, has
come upon fSs Republican party. This is-tremble
Republicans n, the imminent peril which threatens
your ascendancy-that Or. Webster under the re-
peated provoeaton Of having his language nisscprc
scented, and bis sentiments perverted, by a paper the
conductor Of which Is officer of the Senate and
which for that reason carries with it something of
official authority, hae introduced resolution for pro-
ceNding to the election of Printer to the Senate
Hence arises the danger that n,erGccs the Republican
party and henceSo.vsrd until that danger has passed
the benefits Of Union among Republicans, that b.
Jnehson'ans-ior none otheFs are, by possibility
can be, Ropubicans-and alternate bullying and
coaxng, will characterize the telegraph Yhe nrti-
Gle we quote is a sample. Connected with these
and sprngng from the source the desire Of re-
tanning tho Printing of tho Senate arc continual at
lacks nPon Mr. Webster OF The mcst rrotu!pus and
yindiCtivo character.
TIE Wen ConstttatIu.-Yhe indications OF favo-
rahle reception Of tho Constitution by the peo-
plc are dccsive-The South SIDE Of the Rvet-tl.p
lido watcr-thc middle counlrythc Valley general
Iy-thc South West and the Kenawha country seem
either satisfied, wiling to acquesce. The
newspapers with very few exccptions-thc principal
Of which as far yet Gscertsincd, the Winchcs
ter Virginian, the Wheeling Compiler and tho Lees
burgh Washingtonian-have osPoused the side
Tho North West appears to be the only section Of
Virginia, where the Constitution is likely to meet
with serions nnnosiIinn % lose q rnninrifv