Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
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Thursday EUentng, June 30
TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENps.

year 1924, tho Wing as it now appears wa, of tbs lar
gest sro of American prints being exceeded in dime
,ions by perhaps alone, tho New York Daily Ad.
vcrser Since tut time. cru has occurred in tho
history Of the American Frcss and retaining ito oryi
asl superhees, tho Wing ha, nevertheless become Lii
hpuen among the Brobdgnags of tho daily and politi.
snl Pross. No one thing evnccs strikingly tho
rushing, onward course of population, wealth. and pop.
ular intelligence the u States than comparison
tween it's press 1921 and in 1891. At that time tho
aost extensive and popular Journ ais of the country
worc meagre In dimensions to compare with
the Village Press of the present day in tho and
variety OF news, and wreched in execution,
barely lcgblc a hundred miles FROM home. Now, tho
Journals OF the cities and large towns rival the London
rress IN size, execution and matter, and the Village
Press has swon into metropolitan dignity Within
ten years tho number of American Journals has dou
oled, and their circulation probably qundrupled. Tho
unfortunate heats cngendcred in Presidential STRIFE
have perhaps contributed much The extraordinary
iherease, circulation power and influence of tho Press
se more wholesome and prosperous
But, though almost morally coe.ccd by tho fashion
Of the time into initiating its example, do with
rrluetance Anewspaper is designed as amusement
not as study, is taken up relaxation, q. task
1t ceases TO be the amusement of hour and becomes
the labor of hafa day. when IT'S conte1 rival qunro
and when there bong longer necessity for consul
Ting the Editor throws aside the disgusting druid
gerry OF ahrdgsment and pours upon his reader masses
OF matter clothed in all thcir original redundant, and
enpruned verbioge We verify believe smaller news.
paper Is more useful and agreeable; but having decided
Ter larger we hope the change will prove acceptable
70 those whose benefit and not own ia consulted.
Both the Daily and Country Wing will be enlarged,
a We snail spare no exertion to tho share of
favor vouchsaed by the Public, and to Increase it.
having now the room, shall resume our former
practice Of diversyng and enlivening political matter
and discussion, with some of the many delightful pro-
duc,ions Of the light literature of the time and on hi,
PROMISE found an appeal to Tie patronage Of the ladies
The Daily Wing erculstes generally throughout the
CITY and will in future pay attention CONNER
ciul, cooperate and local affairs. On Monadyu and
Thursdays, it is identical with the country Whig g. in
dePendeny of the City its advertisements will be road
throughout the Commonwealth. Tho Country yTb;-
e1reulatss in every county nearly in evory neighbour
hoed Of the State. Upon these facts may without
presumption fonud appeal 20 the interest of the CON-
'nun'ty, for its advertising patronage.
ihe hr't No. of tho enlarged paper, will be issued on
TUESDAY evening. To enable make the necessary
preparations no paper will be issued until that evening
ai'eS Tomorrow ovoning, and country paper until
this day wsok. lifts importance dese,yesit. anv ns
last may arrive in the mean time will be i,su.d IN
Extra. " "
PEASANTS e. ABBOT
THE DISRUPTION OF THE LATE "IJNIT- |
Hot~ithStuR dng tho justification of Mr. Inaha,n'x |
removal by the Pennsylvania Inquirer on the ground
of the refusal to permit hs family associate with Mrs.
E, notwithstanding the almost direct testimony of
the dismissed officers, that a similar refusal vss made
sufficient for their udinr the
full and explicit knowledge of tho population of Wash
Of ,Inr., nET
enlightened Pect of the community that that and that
alone was the cause of change of Minister'S the Jack
son Eaton prOSs persists in denying with most ear
phasis II that was not the caus. u,ha, mn, .
Those gentlemen who deny that was who thus war
upon evidence and ppobablity-ars they not bound to
make known What the caussf 1t was n OF 2ecul
that s declared by all the parties, and admitted by
The Jaeksonnn Eatonisn press Ali agree that tho
cause was PTiEGfs. originating hs social
and relations Of the parties Tho President ucknov
The ability and fidelity of those he dismissed and
dsplorsd the want of harmony among them which made
the step necessary.
1t 10 to be doubted that the establishment, oil the
fset that the Prsedsnt had required his Ministers to
Ocste IN certain quarter and that their rofusnl
ad bscs followed by Dismissal the public satsfx
siSn, would lead to the general abandonment of Gen
Jasksen. Hence need not be surprised at the per
1nsctty 81 dsnL&i VIII which IT has been met BY tho
Jackson Eaton press. The declaration is common here
lst this appear, and wash hands of Cen Jack.
We do doubt that it will be made TO appear
nanfestly that ihs wilFul and obstinate will be
convinced Meanwhile again ask attention to the !
following article from the u. States Telegraph We
desire every who yet doubs, esRtiidy to read AZ
and ask himself if this not tho Of the dis
solution of tho Cabinet, what the cause? why ba.
that net been made known by those who denv f6
DO the true cause and profess know all about m
Why do not Globe, the Enquirer and the Test Of IA.
brotherhood, clear up the mystery Why do not f6s
Assizn the true causel why do they not assgn com,
,'Sase. however ADsy and imProbabie1 Does snv mar
believe that they had in their polcsr this would not
have Neen dono long ago7 That if they could tbev
would no oppose something the purpose than
A simple dNSial-that they would net disproUe ia I
'vsuIi hey pNUnh story 10 circulate so long and
CD to thoir ,1ols discredit and disadvantage II !
n ii ,ir hands he testimony to fssiiy it, No. !
lie s,vanst an Proksbi6tJ against all thsis |
~ ~. Forward shSagh with whatever 81. |
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no ASS%.s ~ the least tiiiIo ef s7ijsncs, /
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