Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

ssailed us ~ ~
We expected there escape the vile tongue of the palace
ave, who does attack his double barcled gun or
eessee Ie cut with the poisonous breath of cau,nny
empts to SANDER us down.
As could the vile toad, feeding the ank vapors of
dark and poisonous CELL where light the sun
enters appreciate the motives feeingand views the
approaching eagle the base palace appreciate those
the two Senator'S have just naued of the vli
ed minority. 1905
But sir, have of high public and patriotic char
with the purity and our con-
s,ituonal liberties, why will the printing of those
documents alluded by the Senator or any other public
prn TO your party engnei reasons which above all
oil mere dollars 10
the outot doors character of the editor which, as SUCH III
have nothing to do.
Those reasons are founded in the double incompatible and
dangerous nature of the establishment ~
1t is public printer here not only of legislative matters
tive ousnes our most important diplomatic in this
ao is parry EDITOR and SANDER general Of
the great minority on street, and oico aisier of the
debates of the United States Senate! WV
nal the Supreme the United States ac,no IN tho
double capacity OF judge in the court and party
character ~ 's'
And how this double amalcan,acd monster q r,r,v
founded? f''
presume of that genus of monsters of party of which
mencenen, of his administration as thing Fl. to be crushed
by modern Hercules that letter raised GenerI
ed with his lberay towards Feealists as former npr,u
and who happened to have founded Government and ali
our public institutions that are worth preserving.
For was sick of the prescription Of party to whose
ultimate line of general policy have comes even trans.
na Juise Smith, SO fully demonstrated many DAYS since
wish President were free from the bonds of tina, r,r,r
discipline so unfavorabe the elevated of President
But how this monster of party reared,
Were sent 10 find its founders would look around m.
some unfortunate children in this city, look find
aters would look into the Cabinet into the
halls of the nation; and there SHOULD find them
"oIu my constituents ask me how the has been
e'" VIII so lar play the Yankee thc, question
by asking them anotherf they saw a farmer i'm cold
winter morning stand and pull down bundles of fodder
The
OK when they answer yes: will tell them stand Sece
and pull down the the public with both hands any
ram hci INTO the Unsuitable of voracous monster NJ
IParty-.'heir Telegraph
ue Rs o. 'ne en- hinis'eria ana Congressional firm?
re'o We make long faces and LONGER
we can get upon exchange public cross
the beam out of your eye, shall We see more
10 puck the mote out of eye Yc whed sepucres We
Look ia even ,rs your exterior but Your inside is
full OF corruption and dead mems bones.
Ye strain at gnat, and We swallow camel
Treasury and to suhsdize the pressN '''''''"' ah'
the President reminded Mr. BARTON that the question
aor from Connecticut MIR. FootI - '"' >'''
,oir paaFoS said aequesce in the suggestion,
not strictly in order upon amendment unless this
reform be considered embracing every thing and
y the amendments but will frank with the Chair IF he
THE President observed was usually matter very much
WIN the senate how free the debate be; and MIR b.
keiom you remind me of the fable the boy and wolves
IN .ne spelling book He cried wolf. wolff until he put the
earnest and devoured the fock 60
90 you cried reform! reform! until yen deceived the public
P nen OH their guard when in
IN combined array, and seized Government and Treas
and Press far you buy it; and
us win vengeance, by from ali the high
and most of the low Ones almost but your own
Oh cha end besto"mg with prodgal and
mercenary corps f yum o''h
You wanted the places and the enounen,s of Office above
es your conduct, the loud tones of your actions
speaking even louder than your deafening tongues proclaim,
Your combination still utter the fam, crv of ..eosI
ne shi cry OF coalition" rises the tempest of combna
Ye , OF gnost IN me intervals of midnight
,e Aposues OF Reform. lken you American Jove
ing your ,hunderbol wEa Not at the colossal or
III peouiao OF Inc aynot at the tops the tall
or sturdy oak of the American forest but al the bruised
hySsop at the foot of the garden wall!
mat American thunder, MIR President l have often
% una. merlcan thunder better than all the thunders of
tne OLD worlds but had proof of the fact until ,hc
s o' 'his reign; but now have heard it mot in
"I person. nut IN those of countrymen and friends.
ana IN Inc PROSTATE laws and liberties our country; and now
der for all your sician Italian vofcanosno not even
n,e hIow Iceland into the bargain! go for American
and grand - " " e"'"'e"'
AT other times can ken you nothing in the Heavens
ian dartiD your lance through the wild boar of
me black forest the rebeous German or Scyan of the
es upon The WALL and especially weak the lame the law
an the iuohery flies that very get out of yor
hat Is imperial SPORT II may be death the poor flies for
OF this reign, to think of that, f'
IL IS sport Tor the Emperor 1t imperial game; and 20 for
imperial game when go hunting o "
now must part in charity with the whole Apostolical
race reon,ers IN this Administration. May they themselves
repent and reiom will say of them, distinguished adj
vocae ofhe West lr Grundy) said of the opposing
Should they repent and reform the temporal church will re-
oce Angels will tune their harps anew and all The
choirs will sing ~ ''' VIC "ea'e"iy
The oilcst sinners haze returned,
POSTSCRIPT
Judge White replied to Mr.. Barton in much amer
anu bitterness of spirit, and concluded with the deca
mat he had no explanation apo lory to make
Barton. ~ % iio"i MT
hereupoD Mr. Barton rose and said--I rise to ex-
pam TO the Senator from Tennessee for unlike him
l WIZ ooth explain and apologize, when I think IL
proper; especially now he has come over 70 @ -
., inc finusc, where have long thought he ought