Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
From the Frankfort (Ky) Commen,a,orl

- + rom the Frankfort (Ky) Commentator
me concluding paragraph Of a circular, letter from
Mr.. RoBr. WIcKLIFFE, Senator fran, r .vrrryr. In
ms constituents at the close Of The last session of the
General 4ssembly. 49,
our exc cutire department was never committed
10 more able or patriotic governor than the
individual who now administers it. with so much GRO
d!t 10 himself and advantage to the State Governor
Nelcae mas, In the short time he has been in office
raised the department to its former dignity, and by
MS vigilance prudence, and foresight in ali the
Gus duties he performs, conducted himself ne to
restore that harmony among the departments of tho
government OF which the has been deprived b,,
a contrary administration of the executive depart
ent: so that III taking retrospect ofour actual CON
d't'on as state at this time, We have much TO con
graduate ourselves upon, and to be thankful to an
over ruling Providence for 49,
w hiie such is the prospect SO far az state oo,o,
ment Is administered, it would be a suhiect - a.
PRIDE, Ii could but bear the like testimony r. ,,
constituents and neighbours as 10 the actual adnn;
Gration OF the national government But it is our mis-
fortune fellow citizens, to have the evidence of the
mai administration of President jackson in H. -;
OF our manufactures and the fall of every article of
our agricultural produce. While violent and ar
securing spirit OF revenge marks his eycrv act to-
wards the favourers of the late Presidents ree,sc
ton, and towards them and theirs the law IF No
scr'ptlon is boldly proclaimed the most shameful "a
vourtsm Is toerated 10 the least DESERVING or h; gu
lowers; and while his profusion and profieacv in puh
nc expenditures, exceed all former example there 10
the utmost lmbecility neglect in eyecut;pr Tho
against smuggling and other evasions of the Tar;f
The effect OF these NAL admnist rations s that p;
cent jackson has sqIandered in the first wear of his
administration, about the sum of five bundrad md
twenty-seven thousand four hundred and EIGHT 60
doiiarsT more than was expended by Mr. Adams du-
ring the last year of his administration: and tho p
l'h sih1gSIeFs having been permitted to introduce
Eoous onty Tree, 10 large amounts, have exclnded
the American manufacturers from our own nsrl,at
to tins most rulnous extent. Our own stonIe bo,n
does not bear more than half the AVERAGE prico thai
l. dlu durlg the whole of The administration of Mr..
faptS hof,or l.
ldent comes out, in his message denonnc;no H.
rgnt Oh congress to make internal improvements for
ia'iU III purposes, and recommending revision of
.ne ailh mus ellow citizens while his admnstra-
toh Is olastin9 The prospects of our mechanics nd
our manufacturers, are sold by the President
mat we are to be taxed; and we are taxed froro y
mlihon, TO million and half o. dollars annunlIv n
support Che profgate and expensive measures of The
administration, without the return of a dollar G,-
any national work to be done, or performed will,
our state And this, too, when failure on tho ma,
~ 'hc administration to execute the Tariff against
the slnuSgiers OF hemp and hemp baroing hsSs 70
duced the price Of the henlp ON onr b5@9J | re-
dollars hundred. These are evils we fool ord 49,
doomed to suffer. The lodrment of cower IN tio
hdhds where is, was your fault nor is he rem
edy with you in your power We rnnst ,rt.;,
therefore to suffernrs until tho evil, H., o.
US reach majority Of the nation, and thew arc -
reused from the lethargy, that at present nrsil o
70 tne rare OF every class of abour fhrouojout Tho
Union. Dur state government however 90 ,
Let us therefore, take care oftbat andsh ou oE
as lar as possible our country fron the ,,
cal wther with which the rsal-admln,slrat;on p.o
iden' Jackson has bghed the prospects Of ogrcrI.
tuFe, mechanics and manufactured ''O"'
our fellow-citizen,
Fv,,,., co., rs..;.,.-. X. WICKLIFFE
o. e current year are es'inated twenty four millions s
nndTed aud Two thousand four hundred and ;Tv 6 Ji,
expenditures for the time t,venft sv ,; Nv
d d thousand FIVE hundred and twenty FIVE os
s s expenditures more than his receipts into the treasury
sxnenGIo ION Adsms message December 3D. a"Tbe
n,ious siT S ,s year may probably twenty eve
and eleven dollars" ''0'op "ousdhd one bunored
- . An APPRENTICE IS wanted al The W6g once
DRAWING ofIIle Delaware and South CaIoii1a
~ Lottery, Glass No. s. anu 'O"'ii Oa'oi'pa
nII' 81, q, 40, Sc, 9, 16, so, So.
1|IS%10tEg Of the Dismal Ssoansp LoHcrv, No. ].