Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-29
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ujS The 'rreparable schisms IN The R.publicnn mr.
ty arc best illustrated by the quarrels and dssenton
amoug their Presses. 1t is singular truth havires
regard TO the steadlness and coed understanding ",
which they pulled together orc year ago TIM :.
! Jackson Journals all By the ears tore,he-
scarcely with exception. The Telegraph e,.
| Globe ut Washington, the Sentinel and Inquirer
! Philadelphia, n" Courier and Standard ut York
! the Crawford Jackson Press in Georgia and the
| Calhoun Jackson Press in S Carolina these and
scores OF others, are at 1t with hearty good will
Our veteran neighbor wisely eschews these contro
vcrses always hitter in proportion to former lnrna
| cy, and always Improbable. HIS meekness howcv
er does not exempt him from share of the blow,
which are circulating The Telescope and the Time,
rake him from the South, the Jeifcrsoniau from be
West, and DUFF and the Pennsyvanan Isquiter tir.
| an occasional shot from The North. lie bears !,
With the utmost equauiity, for The sake o; tie Z
publican party and its harmony.
- The Pennsylvania Inquirer reminds s,na,nc--
sane OF Richm"rd OF ITS saying few days ago
I'VE have letter from Washington of the 18th
April Our Correspondents states, that the story
about tbs Presidents intending to cmove Dir Ing
ham, is utterly taise'
Not 5wo days before the explosion. the Jackson
Nesting at Philadelphia IN their resolutions speak
ton
IL We invite attention to what he Norfolk Her
aid says OF the late explosion Washington
Perhaps may be asked, why did the remove
the Secretary OF the Treasury aud the the Navy
{liHd| Aye there's the rub These genleneu cauid noi
DE removed Tor any complaint the President his pow
or to aeSe against then without alternating South cooling
tennsy wanna and producing universal distrus party
MOI could ne IN fact retain the other without producing
one that has beea pnsd "ae It n men was the
no R,ot, u,icl,
urosiy is on tip toe as TO the future movements OF Mir
SAN bCREN and alnat lie will Immediately
be pot :" nomination for the Vice Pesldercy-to he
succeeds, and Gen Jackson reeected the General will
Presidential Chair!!!
' is the Preden, should have made
general sweep of s cabinet that should held
seher as long The every body fore
saw" and is very far iom establishing that sagaciy and dis
cnnatinn drawing around hin the first talents
county, which bad been loudly challenged o Presi-
We cannot dismiss this brief without feeling of
cnnsraluaUn the result the experiment which the
cauuY has been subjected under the present Administration
prove. thai Government is happily constructed,
provided we have difficulties with foreign powers.
rrtu It's tuIGots a' wen WIN weak Cabinet, or, indeed,
without auy cabinet at all, with the abest
al us mead the country was prosperous than
present and the people perfectly free and happy With
en!s clerks IN the departments might do well enough
ment 10 the country"
Gibbs the pirate, has by SINE of his last dlsclo
sures excited painful curiosity in the public mind
at the North. Particulars have moi been allowed to
transPire but We forced to the Inference, from
| the hints of the papers that he has implicated per.
sons OF figure aud consequence Perhaps IT had
| been w'se to practce The example of Pompey, when
tie correspondence of S"rtorus fell his ends;
for |e imagine the transact ions OF ancient date
provided they ever occurred We invite attention
to what Is elsewhere SAID of Gibbs
Hs- The Revieu ofthe "Corrospondence, amour
ced the formal W., oo,;.a.,
rally stated IT, be from The pen of Mr. Crawford has
made its appearance. 1t has the vice of being ex
cessIvey long, and the merit of moderation; bur os
the Correspondence" getting behind the times.
and facts adduced, we decline its publi-
cation. We see that we were mistaken IN supposiue
Mr. Crawford It's author 1t closed ia the following
manner:
upon taking leave Of this SUBJECT we BEG permis-
state that we have not been actuated so much
| by an inchnatIo to defamp Mr. Calhoun ms 10 de-
tend Mr.. Crawford. He has been our particular
guide and friend; in the former capacity as tutor
IN the latter q patron, and every consideration Of
gratitude and respect has mpeled Us to this under
/ taking, doubt performed with zeal greatly be-
! yoDd the ability which he vndIcaou OF his shn--
dered character deserved. He Is an old man md
nearly worn out III b. service of his country
! He had fondly hoped, that though he had car
Rcd IDtO his retirement nothing Of the wealth of
! Office, he had sunk the cares of the world
rich IN the esteem OF gra efu people OF this con
ISOLATION II attempt mas been made to rob him, and
the man who has risen self poised, from obscurity
unaded by he force Of fortune. or the influence q
! family, TO >onc the highest distinctions of hi.
country, amidst The most trying scenes of opposition
and through which he passe with m. ~ than Roman
virtue, is now Shading before tbr American ueope.
Gpon cha ges which All unrelenting accuser has for
/ the 1851 Ten years. most wan'oDiy preferred buf
/ which have DeveP yet been sustained bv the f,sf
particle OF testimony How long his persecution
IS to commute. IS not for 90 say, but Of this much
we arc Certain Should ever Providence, in It's kind
ness oP"n TIE eyes of Ibis nation the proper char
accr o' his culumuIa'or and sink L TO the estimate
which Justly belongs 10 life of treachcry and~hy-
Pocrisy, and certainly due TO his late dement's h..
VIII happily have ou,lfyod the capacity to iniure an
"o"cSe MAJ A. p.
vigorous essayist in The Georgetown Gazette
eTpounds hc true character Of tho eausr Of the dis
solution Of The Cabinet. II, says-
"Thc late dissolution Of Cen Jaokson,s c,ab;,..
is an event full Of adnonition to the Arosr, D',e'
pic 1t is worse than idle TO speculate obn,, =,