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

ofbis nfallibility-no opposition to his opinions. His
past lie, combined with his present conduct, re-
Veais n fearful terocity, an implacable hatred, an
extroms vindictiveness, a fatal and relentless pro.
s~cyiPtion, that must awaken popular resolution 10
strip a man SO dangerous and malignant, of eyery
vestlge OF power. We rocollect how he followed
up tho bentons with u bloody purpose, till he drove
them from the confines of Tennessee to seek re.
fuge in Missouri. The next object of his hate was
Mr.. CRAwFoRp-nor did he stop till he had destroy.
ed him morally and almost physically. Then fol.
lowed his prescription Of Mr.. Adams-and then of
Mr.. Clay-and now comes on that of MIR. Calhoun.
The people begin to soc General Jackson in mis-
true colors, and to ask themselves, shall we suffer
this man thus ruthlessly to pursue, proscribe, and
run down all our statesmen with impunity7 Must
his REvENoE be all absorbing Shall even the
country be disgraced to crafty it-and the Consti-
tuition bend, under its weight, till we groyel in the
miro of despotism2 Take the case of Mr.. Adams.
whom he so tenderly caressed, until the moment
that he crossed him-and thon what was tho con.
duct of Gen. Jackson7 He followed on tho trail
OF Mr.. Adams with the ferocity ofthe Indian, and
slept not until he had destroyed him, So will IL
be with all, who dare to offend this tyrant, or fail
to p%ropitiate his vanity by a base adulation. Let
our statesmen take heed in time, how they venture
TO supports man, who upon the first impulse Of ca
price, hatred, or passion, will turn and crush them.
Trust not such u man with po wer in his old are
Trust him not with the constitution aud liberties of
u Tree country. All now unite inrthc cry-trust
HIN not We have elected him once-tGs bond is
cancelled! Ws can trust him no moro,
You Will see III a few days. a counter Jncksoa Address
10 the Protocol ST the original ia, kson men; GO, up by the
aEaDER OF Conog;ss elect for the second dis,rct. Win Is
locking TO General jackson for PReNorInN-and his OF
FHE HOLDERS here. Inc thing Is MERcESAny and sord,d
Ia thr last degree. Thousands OF names, real. fc,jt,ous
aud urged. will it is Said adorn this sEssf eftryM! The
Custom House tauager, is of conrse, the very bully of the
scncme Ihis person is better fitted for the aIinos sphere of
EHg'and, than the Uni ed Staics. lie is a real pI:n, of
power. How FAR he is credhab!e 10 The government, YOU
VIII decide, when you learn that his business j.. g~qubiing
al EhtftonS.-He wa, a few years ago, a violsu, Cav
lord aud Adams man, AMI iavished his abuse on General
,sckson aud his WIPE. without, measure; taking cste 10
degrade the latter by every obsceue epiihet. or course
he is Que OF the mouth m%yrmidons whose business IL is 70
run down Mr. Calhoun.
Ought there not to be a strong appeal put forth TO the,
people against this horrid kind ofostiacism, in which the
passions OF one man mist he graiihed by the sacrihc,
Of all emineuce, all talent. all patriotism' Shall we standI
,amely by, aud SUE. c-"h = man as Mr. Calhosa TO-
inundated TO the Moloch Of Reven.e, Forbid ruin
sd"liir. and honor! For one, will not.
Pennsylvania WI -- Get in her Democracy, and
opposed to the KE ELIcTIos of Jackson. She supported
him for oSE TERN. She is released from her bond. She
will now vindicate her honor, for the insult cast upon her
by the attempted Assassination of one of HKR sons, whom |
she mos, delights to honor She will vIndicate her intel
ligence, her rectitude, and her democracy. But | mus,
finish. More anon. FELIX.