Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11
From tic Boston Cnn,in.1

Lette'.from Correspondent
AshrHGroN- Dec % l830.-The prominent to
PIC of the day here is the recent announcement ofthe
umbrage between the Presden, and Vice Presi
dent Gadsbys you know, 10 one of the grand CEN
Tres where embsrs of Congress and ofice-seqk-
!enen iouuger5 and politicians of all sects
ana partlss, black, white and grey, congregate ey-
cry morning and evening to discuss the affairs of
Stale, and to show OF their Coffee House Rbe-
toric:-some are standing in groups in front of the
house-others in the lounrinr room and NO,
few encrcle the fire-and, as said b. GIr, Mr.
Calhouns awkward predic ,mrnt is the PREVAILING
topic. Some say hat he will throw off the roas2
ana come out, or his partlzans Will come out for
MN very shortly, and brow off all aIIeUancn IN tIa
jackson cause He is certainly losing rTound ever,
day with that party, and it is said is very much de-
pressed on the position In which he placed. Van
Is an OBJECT Of the most bitter nvcctlve.anono
MT. y paT'iZ7ns: they do not scrnple to say thai
ne mas been playing deep game Of duDcily with
them, and they have the modification In find
ina, such Is the case VIII it is too late No doub
~ ,iaS acted double part at their expense Van,
Oh me o'her hand, IS generally regarded as petty
lntrigucr, who is ready to Sacrifices every bodv and
every hing to secure his own self nrrrandzanant
This you have long been aware Of and the yvboIt
Calhou0 section OF the Jackson party are now ron
y'nced Of it He too, we'll as tho Vice President
Is last losing ground in the mean time the oene-
iul current 81 oplAion Is sattng IN favor of CLAY
ana u Is the better opinion tb't rothjug can with
etahd Ills progress to th" Presidency. T*s was in.
formed yesterday, by who mas great opDortupI-
y TO know that the Senate wiz so = show Inc ,.3cr
OF opposition to the General They begin to feel
that their councils have be entreaed WI too much
disregard if not contempt My word forit major.
nv OF them are a this moment prepared to resist
further "ncroacbmcnts, and that YOU will sonn
see g. Bg' You shall have mere IN the aspect Of
parties in few DAYS Yours rII,Iv
We have before us letters Of late date f.. Fl, the
Republic Of Colombia. from very respectable source
~ wh'cb q IS mentioned t,e' the J,bnraior Bolivar.
was at sm'll village called Soledad, on the banks
Of the Magdalorg three days tourney from Garth
gNna- and Two from Santa Martha. His he,lfh
was 5.ns'0iy even dangerously, impaired. lie had
refused Tn assume the supreme command oyyinr. ~
That circumstance His friends near him regard him
as ore who has sacrificed himself TO the obicc, Of
his courrys welfare, and without whom he 70
public will become O ,haos--a horrible scene ofclyil
war, b'oodshed and anarchy His enemies. on the
othe' hand represent Colombia os lis pjcli11-the
prey Of his ambition, md So fo-j,.-ryYaa GU
JANUAHY 2.-On and after this day. tho duty On
coffee IS two cents per pound 1sta'cd of five cents
as heretofore. On and after the st Of January 1882
It viii be only one cent
On end after this day, The duty on cocoa is one
cent per ind. instead n two cents MS her tocore
On and after this day, the duty on imported salt is