Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30

disbelief unless evory opportunity wa, taken 70 ro
nounce Mr. Adams and ali his works-to repeat their
oburations of past hercsy and rene,v Tho Uxsrta g
a new allegiance. -
when the letter of instructions was subm;tto 90 ths
I: Tor his sanction and approval; it, therefore,
oanionod full and satisfaei".I measure of co..
~; % Poh the pressing admnisratio with :, n ar
-,oI,ng hopo, that the evil conduct Of NJ
,ha and Mr. Clay, would DO allowed to prevsnt
'ie success of the future effort. ~ P''
AS TO the business part Of the iustrpc,;o,s =,
III -: Mclane was told to lay before the Ri,
.n,1;9 the same propositions which Mr. Clay bad
nolized Mr. Gallatin offer; or prupos;tion. 60;
of Mr.. McIane 10 the preferred expression
d.fm;,o nothing can be deliberately ndisnct. in
% ana unintelligibe than the CHARGE, ag.;nst ,h
l1le administration. Mr.. Van Rnram ST. s . no
c,n.J ~ up by the late administration which h.d
But he avoids 'n of the trade in question: &c
tL oius most carefully, any specific ind;cn,;on g
,nose CLAIMS or any interference or aIin; h OF
- s meaning could be ascertained He saws ioo TIL
1 'i1hs' or tho claims up to Justify the condt
OF the late administrations have been ,h.mdSI
om fo advanced them and have received no sane
There is more of this ,tr,;, :,
y, y sPechc application, all very suitable for Some
iiP that might be named, which are not portic
all saJlv , oi inc veracy of their paragr aphs-but
" ,S out oil place in a state paper
~ 10 borrow Il phrase of the Secretory,s f;o,J A..
of the nresd. S' nave presumed upon the ignorance
.le claims set up for this country bv ,b I.t %
while j.; ,h; ocen so mischevous and unjustifiabis
was drectaJ y, letter of instructions the new sny.y
oteo TO adhere to the same claims and e. ,h
Identical or coincident, pronos,;on "' anu oHer the
rally snnnosaS st must have known Zone would nstu
suPPose) That whatever had been don. - -,
w inc late administration, in references IN ~ p,
s' ihoia Trade was laid before CONGRESS md .,as
"PU',' ana sustained by congress. N
AS TO any claim to be iust;fed ,5u,,,
ooned by the late adminisr ,,;on ~ - : olu apan-
Inv thoI thelr conduct, and afterwards abandoned
oSe VINO advanced them; lit would be vsrv ,nra.,
DIG TO get at his meaning if We're nnG1 &c
ever noot inc sentence at all, it pure fable an
| The president of courso ,o.a =, a..
g. I' i Lane. III he understood it. he deserves crsdt
I. iiihon penetration. But it was abusive of tho
orthodox and right ~ ' o'' 'ee"'
s'ai an buren succeeded far but he has also nre
Upon the ignorance of the people in LAYING tbi,
nPa,ai,eo document before the nation: and in ,bt -
may Dc asappointcd the people of this countrv bana ~.
lost their taste for truth and dignity in the
'oinP position of state papers e' "a LAG
n part of the plan seem. 20 h.,. -,
throwing the blame, in case no arrangema. pas or
boe, upon some fegned offence pretended 70 have
80. gwen by Mr. Adams to the British: and TIM. ~
which tbppnI a ciamor against him and Mr.. CLAY;
th In ongh perfectly unfounded might be not much
~ iosS eHoctve upon the elections,
MT barbour had been told by the Rrt;sh S..-o.
LOT foreign affairs in presence of the premier that
convinced OF the injurious effect of Mr. Canninr,.
1cneine upon their own interests
inns admission opened a hone that tho Rr;,;L g.
S peihg tired OF their latest plan would bo dis
70 change 1t; and if that should happen ON anv
De rendered available the political n,rnos EI
McIane and his empIoyera P-P'0' Vi Mr.
a'e seen mat the interests of oon,,uarcs 5;a
nut Gail LOT any change. The trade thoup not d;rs,
wus prohtably carried through PROCESS bv this 49,
beTe =; and all intelligent merchants join
oeiieVe IN the opinion, that it was ouite 40 49,.
prosecuted IN that fashion it can be ,o,r ,yh
inc direct trade open. ~ NC "0" WIN
YOU onsl OBJECTS than the interests of our comme,c
"'ie III view; and the anxiety to make anv arrn,o
was much greater than tho care for tbs a.lsnieht
'"s -iaiseinent ITSELF or the means of obaining
MESSAGE of means were curious. When the FIRST
- ;s oi resident jackson was composed a ssntenca
W. inserted expressing the unbounded adn,,st;
.D; st5 nri.I,n 1T, These are the words:
H. us ~ gushed alike in peace & in toar EVERY ru, .
the condition and history of that conntr ,i'iSc IN
10 command our REsPEcT.n 20 calculated
an1 4 th was gong very far No President had ever said
no more; and would say so much II =. couio say
;sy ADMITTED that some incidents in the at ui,
inent to the national character "t''iouI oetr1-
:; LUZ oh jackson has no reservations, Everr .h;
and OF Great Britain is admirablc Dartmas
aiu copenhagen are not words of shame, IT, enouf
o OF ireland Is right, the plumber of India
a., "o nipiesSnent OF our seamen-the spol;at;on 70
on whatever cb,nte burning OF our capol-al is right;
iioHora oie-Ina gnanimous and humane just ana
anu is II possible that Gen. jackson had h.
an aomrcr OF England and of all That :; U so
NOT at all This dipo,nacur It CO.. 20 EEangIsh9
~ a.. ncthea OF catching the Duke of WeII;n.t ~
as mes are caught, with little honey "e'i'ngton
Mr. NLane was instructed to coy,r,;.
iat I with view to help the negeciaton 'S oo-
is 10 be hoped" says Mr.. Van Buren,. .tbs, o.,
rteSiaents message will aid the liberal v;sr the
to entertain" &C. 'eI are understood
na now was this aid to be rendered by the
with lust yes as , the mind of British pubic
h Is hard to say, whether this was rosI e"I;
or st Sf V2t.ey intended for the President hmSe
pose thai van Rn SGren was indeed silly enough to sun
sentiments Of the PRESIDENT '''' S'fa" Tor the
natt et IN rd this pay spirit of negotiating by mean, Of
prosec,,tod Ia the business begun 40 was
III, Mr; NJ Lane, though left of course to bi o., T.,
did not . ~ io manner OF presenting his propo.t;
tLt U venture 10 omit one title of the nde6n;te b
naf mad been entrusted to him. If he had sbo sander
.Dna1 IN yyng Mr. Adams and Mr. Ciav my
tshceIty and zeal of his Jccksonis,u mrbt bs 'he
brought IN question at home and We oIi n oeen
MS Shance of becoming secretary of The trea,nr '0''
me progress OF tho negotiation will BIO n.TtS.:
X. Y.
FOR LIVERPOOL