Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-20

1879, that on certain day ALEXANDER Smxru
oPeaed his mouth and spake, saving
1T never can again be important to reou,. a..
services Che means as Presiden,,) of any one man @
period longer than tour years In Cover nments r.
oesPotc character where tn" will ofihe Chiefs The
law The continuance IT the nj. g. reign of nm Ala,
ander, julius, a Peter, Napoleon. may beuccess.
Tor the completion of great plans; ga in our Co.
eminent OF laws" Thus spase Alexander and NAM
o,her things also said he unto Cong ,ss which Mo-.
ed lhee and us hugely--For thou didst greatly exto
tnose sayings OF hsAs 1t is written IN the Enoui,er
VI '"e nIst day OF tie first month of he wear 1929
SUI ''uS sPskest thou: IT" reward member Of
congress WI Post Office or a Collec, orsb,o mr.
some oter oihce, which hundreds in the c,un,rv NO
cqeany inpetcn to fill, exposing the L.pisiaturo
70 me iatai control of the President. We look m
GENL. JACKSON for better examples Cener.1I
we hope that he will aet"up to his own remark ,h.t
Lead us not INTO temptation" is just as true in pol
tics as II is In morals pol'-
Yes, friend Thomas ice hare yooIJ ,
1ENshAL JAcKsoN reirardsd more members of o.
gfess In less than three years. than II the OF her Pc;
dents in thirty. But, far be Il, from us 10 bam. hi;
CT .nen-l ney were his friends, and needy the Of
"ccs were al his dlsposal-Did we not turn Job,
out ana put Andrew In, that the friends and srnno
iefs OF John might be made to skulk in poverv ana
luiSgrace-that the friends of Andrew might basil IN
the sunshine OF office, pomp, and spendoI1 40
NOW, Trend patron. guide! we know ard bel;av
Una 'hou iHos, RIrcHIE art infexibie und.v;.
nhs' consistent Jackson, Van Buren,, Democratic
nepuoncanEIhat thou dost support measures not
men-pr'nciples not party'-and we are con,cn, y,
go with thee-to say as thou mayest teach No ,h.'
1ohn or Andrews good and wse-bad or FOOLISH
we are content to say of them, to think of them. az
s as thou thinketh, and TO change as often
ny consistency may require to change our opn
1 ana sayings about he said John and Andrea
but, we thy true believers, and stauncb folouo,.
are., "eset The
great victory achieved under thy command in 1asa
luotwithstandng the route of ''horse foot and A.
goohs Their entire expulsion from the pleasant
places OF honor and Proft-therc are still rema;n;na
contemplate, despsed remnant of As,am;,nss
Ciaytes, leffersonites, Madsoni;e s "wbo are sn
ohu traps unto us, scourgcs in sides tborns in
our eyes,, continually paguing and vexipp ma for
reasons the ioay and the wherefore we approve in
Andrew the very acts we condemned in lobp3 W.
WISH not what to answer speak thou for u.s. Tbev CO..
moreover unto us thy followers, Martin nassed ths
tallu OF 1873, Richie calls that Tariff "a hill of
eoomlhations, yet Richie doth greatly extol Mar
TIN as one of the most alniable of menyo re,., 80
Statesmen. greatest OF
Frequent mention is also made of one Pleasant,
aHa paper called the Wing. From what they saw
y, nm rieasants must be very PROVOKING fellow
one that is "a thorn in thy side ;" and the Whr anv
! tmng out true Van Buren, Jackso, party na5erC
na' iolowmg thy audable example, will, we do
not read the Whig-why should we, II - :;
Jackson paper 1t is useless, because the ENQUIRER ia
the samc-f 1t is against Jackson it is on the wrong
sloe, and therefore dangerous e "'oAs
ru'y Iliehd Thomas, Lead ue not into mi
noiiy keep US safe from that dreadful perdtion-
owe the reasons to the Adamtes and hadison,tes
Tny we shond approve and support Andrew for acts
lhat we condemned and overthrow John Thou
1 nh
all the meanderngs of thy ssstraipht forward, noI5
cal support of measures not men-principles M.
party. Fp'' "''
" The "Globe" has at length come ont with s.,;
ofncla denial of the charge preferred against .bs
resident OF his having by letter. solicited subscy;n
lions to that paper. A Mr.. Adam Huntsman. Senate,
IN the tennessee Legislature, observing the charge in
ehe papers, addressed letter to the Globe of which
the following extract contains all that is materials
ITO the Editor Of the Globe.
Jackson, Tennessee, June lst 1881.
Oear Sir,--On yesterday, my attention was di.
rected by friend to article published in the Ma
tIonal Journal, which is as follows
"A short time before the appearance of the Globe
Gen. Jackson wrote letter. and ranked il himself
to n dI tinguished Senator of the I.egislntnre n
tennessee, enclosing prospectus of the Globe
ne contents OF the letter were in substance as fol.
lows:-l enclose you Prospec' US of the Globe,
newspaper 20 be published in Washington City, on
Posed TO NsilihcaiIon, and hope it will suit your
views ana you will use your endeayors to procure
subscribers"
i suppose am the person alluded to as having
received 'hc above letter. 1T is not true That Gen
ooc@son enclosed me prospectus far the Globe nor
Is IL true mar ne erer requested get subscribers
JCr II. In order that the public may be correctly
informed Of this malicious attempt 10 SANDER Gene
raj Jackson, will place before them the letter he did
nTase and the circumstances connected with it. Az
the December session Of the Supreme Court at
Jackson, received a letter from General Jackson.
prosPeetus,) which letter is as follows
Sir--l send you my Message, published in the
Globe Read the Message and let me have yous
strictuFes freely upon it. You see have spoken
freely as ought. Let the people judge. If my
oPinlens are not congenial with true republican
iath-let the people determine it. The Hermitage
is my choice. Yours
ANDREW JACKSON.
"P. S.-There is no Notification in the Message,
ana perhaps 1t will not find place in the Globe.
"a. J.
1t is obvious that there is mistake in the Postscript
of Gen. Jackson's letter, and in the last word For
"Globe" Telegraph must be inserted as In the body
of the letter, the President observes 81 send you NV
message, published it in the Globe"
Thus corrected, the Postscript is pretty plain int
nation to Mr. Huntsman, that one of tho faithful,
he ought to eschew the Telegraph subscribe for
the Globe.
But may not the President have written to others
besides Mr.. Huntsman7 May he not to some of them,
- r a.