Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18
From the New Hampshire Statesman
JUDGE WOODRJRV

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The recent election of Senate has left fiji; 49,
.eau III Postlon winch is worthy of his serous ~,
ehtiaii ara or our admonilory remark He is really
man OF talent, and in plain direct course .nS ~
proper sphere of life might have been bipbv nsaf1 q
respectable He is dsa ppoin.ed and di.nraoaS
paFtlsan-he has been uDceremon,orsly sacr;f;ead e.
Tue convenience and qualification of Isaac Hill He
haa gone all lengths with the party had n,ay,
ea anc talked The thorough trained demagogue; had
severely TONED 1oi the wrong sIde had daubed thn
democracy as ne CATS it. with atery till ts strong
stomach began to rctch with nausea: no had boS
tantalIzed with promises of promotion nv tho 6. r.
at Washington, none Of which have been ners,r,r,
ea TO him; he had deemed himself impreonablv f-,;-
ted in popular favor at home: ven,rre5 ~ Io..i-
cal declining of election TO the Sana,a ~
Ihat MS modest Offers if r1isunde rstood conIJ
lot DC accepted; when, lo he is taken at his word
III most latai sense He sacrificed the crock
Of Rev England Democracy is rent osnn1ar r.
Is IN VAIN to say lie has declined He lid mot de-
CINE ii'5 letter amounted to nothing more than
Ihat be submitted himself to the electors, and wonI5
occ:be " tley would mot rc-eect him TI;I, :. -
war WI BIN; he has conquered him; the party arc
az war with him; they have an eve nm b;,o
iof evii. as one standing in the way OF their n,o
~ ~ lao' Iney nave taken away his place-IIis
!he would have bren taken with as little ccrcn,onIy
and scFuPie had Hili's election demanded II and h,J
|e democracy the power 10 take it, This is The
DemocFocy OF the rocky East, which the poor oen-
henan has 50 strongly euloG ized g. n1cos, ,-lls,
Rocky indeed has shown itself r. fin a,ii'.
hear'ed has Ii proved towards its 'oniy renresen,a'
a. tns senate. III found him in his wav. Tho
Hdd d!sgraced this malevolent and furious as
P!Iant 10 power and he summoned the rasb 49,,
5pi,',s ot i'cw Happhire to avcuge rim upon them.
oy placing ln among item. Mr. Woodbury. was -,
MS FAY; ne boldly commands his prosrrIDtlon and co
cr'hce; the command is implicitly obeyed; the deed;
gone; Dir. woodbury. IS not voluntary erty 10 IT,
ne Is nos wiling victim; he has been drac To
me altar Hi ha- denounced him here &C . 7re;,
ana secret enemy to Jac son; ne has been dcnonnccd
by the porty for not declining uacquiyocoIJD, Will
his few friends have mad, desperotc 81 , "i.iIe
effort to save him satellites around orr r,ao
.Ia' ofps herf nave even Denounced him as ~ ID
sLULnH|ct Jgr nat Tes'gning at oncc" that MIR Hill
peg .i sPceuny revenge himself upon the Senate
+ We W. cannot pity Nh Woodbury.; he deserves what
ne suffers; ne has been politically INSCRIPTIONS and
oog"e; ne cSpoUsed bad politics when he knew bet
oI' ana with so i'll grace that the party never could
10y DeHsVe bIFa I'D earnest. We respect bis talents
10 a"yer' ne was an able Judge; he might have
'CsH an eminent one. He descended from The bench
u launched hmselfUpon the turbid waters of party;
re IS wrecked Whether ne ever recover from
ne ELECTS of political alteration. which warns tbc
nind and unbalances the judgment, is problem
VIC advise him 20 ~ T. TO abandon rolies aItoreth-