Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-03
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.''PoIiticaL Regeneration of NszU Engtand.n
Under this euphonious caption, article some time
since appeared in that most dsin yenuous of all public
prints the Enquirer of this place; its object to per-
suade the willing dupe (for other could we'll be
imposed upon by iO that all New England, Massa-
chusetts possibly excepted, the turning
of those nlaority summersetts for which the pub
lie life of the conductor of that journal has become
so renowned. Ia Connecticut (said the EnquIrer)
The Democratic (Jackson) party had gained the
rendancy, standing in the Senate 10 to g. with strong
Democratic majority in the Fl. of Representatives"
we have heard that the proof Of the pudding in
the eating. Since this information given by the
Enquirer, the election for Senator of the U. States
took place, when Gov. Tominson received 1853 out Of
1873 votes il The House, and three fourths of the Sc
nate 1t is needless to say, that Mr.. Tomlnson does
not belong the Jackson, though he belongs to the
Democratic party.
70 what depth of abasement has not the spirit of
that man sunk, who slavishly, prompted by the low
est and vilest party views, measures principle By
MISUNDERSTANDING all who will not resign men,
tai freedom and bow to the Idol, from the credit Of
being attached to democratic liberty; while they who
worship let their lives, conduct and sentiments have
been what they may, entitled to monopolize poll
tica honours, and to trample on the equal privileges
and taunt the feelings of their opponents That tru
ly must be most just and holy test which excludes
a Madison, Clay. Webster and admits Kendall,
Hill and Green! Iftruh and shame insufficient
to deter from taking ground so untcnable,
should imagine that the fear Of being dubbed ass,
would. Until 1913. Andrew Jackson unknown
out of his Parish. Was there no Democratic party
before that timer Are mon who contributed to lay
its foundations, and participated in all the arduous
struggles which it had to encounter from 81 to 1916,
now to be denounced and held up the public IN
worthy of confidence and upostates from principle,
because they did not join III the opinion of Gen.
Jackson's supcremnent qualifications for President?
So say Messrs. Green, Richie, Webb, &c
This matter of identifying synonymous the
Jackson and the old Republican party, began to tho
best of Our belief with the Albany Argus It took
slowly The Louisville Advertiser, the Argus
(KendalD and N. Enquirer, by degrees gave into
it, until finally, We find every little mushroom paper,
which has sprung up in the last 70 or i8 months
talking with the utmost gravity Of The Republican
Party, synonymous with the Jackson party
These little gentlemen viii by no condescend
to honour hIr Madison and majority of those who
were public men before l8lo, members of The Re-
publican Party. One might smile ~ the thing, IT,
the sense of the ludcrous not overcome by
parcep;ion Of the selfish ends which these exclusives
these pur erceHence Republicans propose. This is
of course 10 bring all the leaves and fishes into
their pockets.
To bis credit be it said, the Enquirer for some
time, nay VIC believe Gor long lime, dsdaiDcd to use
go coarse and bungling trick In no original art-