Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
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MIR. CALHOUN.

All sides appear, with different purposes, or i'm
pressed by irresistible conviction TO agree in view
ing Mr.. Calhoun's exposition, unequivocally cs,
pousing Notification. Phe friends of that doc.
trine exult in the acquisition of the authority of SO
distinguished n namo. Its enemies, actuated by
hostility to his presidential pretensions, willingly
adopt construction, which they appca to think
rrcvocably and perpetually excludes him from ma
tionul confidence. The Jackson Van Buren, Press
the Globe, tho Pennsylvania Inquirer the Balti
moro Rcpubcan-are i'll transport. Our wary
neighhor of tho Enquirer in his first No. aft or il
receipt evinced disposition to anathcmatizc, and
ndiffercntly concealed the Joy of his heart at tho
suicide Having little space for reflection be
tween Tuesday and Friday, he on the latter da v
blinked the exposition of principle and praised Mr.
Calhoun's views of the Tariff! If Virginia embra
ces utilization he is ready to march that way; il
she rcpudiates it and Mr. Calhoun, he is ready
also for thai. The Van Buren, School never commit
themselves.
1t may not be embarrassing to the reader to see
the sPeculations upon the occasion, from s. Caro-
lima. The Telescope calculates upon Mr. Cal
houn's making powerful impression upon Virgin
ia. We leave The Enquirer to answer the inferen
ces and assertions to the Governor of Virpinia
her Senator's and her representatives in Congress-
We know nothing of the secession of her repre-
sentation in body, from Jackson. We heard OF
such thing, and we have also heard it denied The
elections being over, perhaps wo may hear of il
again.
From Me CJumbit 1eleycope.
we have no doubt however that e,v of the nues, or
so rod ~ ch"dd, and yet 50 just aud caui
As '' .i,. Gaihoun a,mirefs, among
intelligent and honest politicians, though losa hun
crowd OF such parsans determined awards any
nhs, only according 10 its surpassed popularity. In New
lok a"d tennsy!vania il will destroy all chance OF his
lresieniial success Tie election. The Northern
ami Western states, hu, little IT ct-since in them
ne could never have had The smallest nope. But Yr
shiia, the centre from Which all great aud permanent no
cal fleets have heretofore flowed eau SC trcely TAI
u elevate our CT use and to lead perhaps great
al STATE "a ways the chief hope good pr cples) b:
gins 10 recover HON her domestic cuuiusIpn and
lect her accustomed vignr and wisdom courage The
public mind there, long agtat,d by questions tina
were cuntrived bv the enemy chiefly view 20 pre-
vent heI taking part IN tins contest, begins M
halance The first signal of returning tranquility (hs
election Tor Governor al ore against whom the cry
'nuiiitei' was raised) for u..-rhe mex
10 VII Oh they pui under ban he ac.unistra-
ON. The third porten the secession almost in q
body, ct her whole representation congress- from the
| Jackson ranks.
In the midst of The shameful disclosures that ar. dis
grazing abroad and the cor.up ION that ruins auC
seTvie doctrines that threaten W. home, how should
sucii ray OF light this each the Virginia
an BRING her again the sffl Ctcd cause of III,
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