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

I" MAJOR Hamilton, any other man holding his DO
iltica sentiments. trust, therefore, that some per
son will be placed in nomination IN opposition to him
UNION.
The Nashville Republican which may be consid
cred as the Presidents domicil:ary mouth-piccc, ha
taken dcctcd stand against notification. The nul
flyers are beginning to speak very freely of Gen
Jackson-thus extremes always meet. We quote
the following from the Nashville Republican:
From The .NGshpihe Republican of .4unusi T.
The conclusion Of MIR. Haynes hfying speech
APPEARS IN our paper t" day. Those of hr. Cheves
and Mr. Draytou vii shortly follow The latter has
done himself great and lasting cred, bv bear,lins
the Lion in his den" and breaking GROUND auajnst
the nnlhtycrs. The Columbian Telescope sa vs. ..i.e
(CoI. Drayion) appears by TO understand
the principle Of notification. He appears to under
stand the 'value of the Union very well thot,rh
and therein has greatly the advantage Of sundry s.
Carolina politicians wot of Tho relcscopc wish
es he had exercised little more common sense in
deciding on the right Of the State. than he has eX-
hlblted IN his speech" Now venture to saw that
in the estimation OF IF common sense" and
common patriotism, Col Dravon at this moment &C.
cupieS higher and more enVablc ranl; than all the
Nullifers pur together We annex few of the
toas's given on the occasion. The following IS tho
9Th regular toast
''John c. Cathou-With unsulled patriotism and
SPLENDID genius lie is worthy Of the highest honors
of his country, but he would scorn to purchase them
Carolina Td cheers.
The meaning of this toast we take to be that Mr.
Calhoun is worthy of the Presidential Char but
that he would forego all its 'honors." rather than
oppose the ''prlncplcs'' rehabilitation. But let
Mr. Calhoun speak for himself. The following is
of the toastS at the Pendcton celebrations
by he Hon John G. Calhoun Vice President of
the U. Standardization and dlsunon--the two OK
trrmes of our system; they both equally DANCE
rous and ought to be equity the objects Of our ap-
prehcnson."
In the language of Col. Brayton, there can be no
'Fsubs antial distinction between The abrog on OF
law OF Congress- by State. and the separation of
that State from the Union" Modification is, In
TACT dSunlOn. Substitute the former for the latter
then, III Mr.. Calhouns toast, and 1t comes directly
IN conflict with that given i'll honor of HIM at the
Charleston dinner. There must be mistake some
where. Either the Vice President himself mista-
ken, or the nullferS reckon without their host -
How is il The Telescope can explain"
u The L. S. Gazette seems to think that some
reliance is to be placed the runlor noticed below
The Commercial Advertiser and other intelligent
Journals, pronounce the news to have been fabricated
for the Maine marke, where the elections the
eve of taking place, and where il would greatly aid
the Jackson cause. So it strikes us--the latest au
theutic Intelligence notwithstanding the oxpecta
ton
From the Portland Courier, o" Saturday last
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL NEWS.
w learn from Wm. Vance, ESQ who LETT Fast
por tor this place Sunday last, that the prccc-
ding day news arrived there from St Andrews and
81. Johns uch authority to obtain entire cred
1T, that the British West India ports were to nc o
pened to the United States IN September under
tain limitations and restrictions phc fact Is said
20 have been communicated by letter frGcc Judge
Chapman, p ovinca; Agcn' in Europe, to Mr. l0hu-
merchant, at 81. Johns The same news was
received by a commercial house u St Andrews
f1tl
Is added. that Judge Chapman stated in ils letter,
that he mad been assured by the Britlsh Minister,
that tho of the Brush northern aud eastern
Provinces would be duly protected The character
of the restrictions, which to ConinUc on the
trade given; bat that the ports be open
ed in shape" we think there is but little doubt"
The Eastport Sentinel doubts the truth of the a.
bovc report. The following extracts from an
article In that paper OF the 18th INST.
A report is in circulation here, which from St john
Via St andrews respecting the opening ofthc British West In
da Colonies the United States appears,
ascertain, that Lord Welmington stated Sir Henry
Eckand formerly Of II Andrews. aud nrabiIaut
Of this place, or some other person. that II the West India
Colonies were opened to the Americans reference would
particularly hal the interests Of the Colonies that TIC
Americans would he obliged pay duty OF So per thou
sand on lumber certain articles proport
and tina, they would have take their pay the produce
o! the Hoon;ewhecas, al the present time the Colonies
have pay cash as the trade is carried
1t also rumored that tho duties tlmbcf from the
British Colonies is TO be e9wn=cd with that from tie Baltic
Ifso think attachment Of usghbors other
country will be very increased THIS report how
with the other quite vague for any dependence 10
be placed upon either"
u The following favor OF a correspondent, will be
read with interest, which ITS melancholy truth in
spires and which the force of lis language confirms
For THE WHIG
TIE WIDOW
70 object presents to The eye Of beucyoience more
claims upon ITS sympathy than the Widow Il death
robs her early The husband of her love, her young
and ardent affections arc withared, and hopeless
path Of sorrow and misery opens TO her view The
bright anricipa'ions Of happiness in which her fancy
has uxuriarcd III early life, the vjruOus love that has
warmed and animated her young heart, the raptur-
GUS glow nat springs from reqncd affection, ali fade
upon her sight III Tie death OF the obJec that inspired
them and despair spreads upon her dcsoiatc Bosom
the waveics, calm Of misery. If she seek IN this
season of sorrow for the worlds sympathy aud find IT,
her sorrows s1ohcd aud a.layed; but If she seek