Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-21

OF State, niousn medium u.e,e, ;.cay
Of amy and commerce has bcen negotiated between the Une
States the Sublime Porte The Secretary with great can
dor told what the TUX had agreed Christian;
bat he with gyca can'ion concealed what the christian
greed TO do for the uk This ge,ean Ill persuaded
the French monarch was ha, zine who knows
dSse"bc nn"s not how TO ui' Runor has clean
ter to Mir Van Gu; for ihlush She often tells than the
truth. She tells less What frnn, this
witness way truly that secret article contained in this
treaty; and this fact was believe published in the ncwspa
ers, before received tire message 1t said, believed
That by tins article the american people furnish armed
ships the Sultan of Tukcy, his future christian
nations 10 you believe, SIR that Envoy had LETT CONSTANT
moplc before the Russian minister the oe knew this fac
The very bosonan, by whom Mr. Rbnd talked with Refs
yh e mna io na o pae n OF pases have told the
wee % the Prophet By 5cayin: christian dog anohcr
Sir 'ss friendship FOR the Russian Empire
by the present Sovereign and his us'rious predecessors tina,
mas become sentiment OF the american people not this
secret article diplomatic fraud, Only that friendship,
~ WHICH qu'e as mach concerns Us 10 couSdcr upon that
sovereign who mas generously cherished ii? say nothing now
of what may happen the Turk should again war upon the
Greek how conpu with republican principles of
the Secretary OF State when lie shall this House to fur
people again under his iron yoke What shall we say to the
Eapcror of Russia? Who shall explanation if we
treaty. and perhaps copy Off, reached the ST Peters,
hugh shortly after Minister that city, The shor,ncss
ot has residence there the sudenness departure thu, INTEL
Sece tins secret article the Intended sojou of
perhaps England ehaps ia France the attitudes of the
war; must have had tendency place relations with
Russia on footing no, the most firm and friendly.
sound pocy-doeS nacua good ae AmeTi-
eau people 10 have able Minister Court and that too
RICH, speedily? Have there Under the mission
for which this appropriation is be made likely soou
ever do not have such there TO have there
any Minister ali?
In answer 10 all these anxious alcbo,ng we are told that
III is absence Of the Munster Legation takes
very special and satisfactory court
81 Petersbugh II this lud:crors it must lie re-
ceveG as ockefy Of the American people When this
paragrah from under his PEN Mr. Secretary Van Buren,
nuSt, II he had placed his hand there something on
ms lace different from ne smile Who
u legation the pToiegee Of the Minister Randolph Claw
ia OF TESS certainly than icnty-one wears old;
ul"STgtis'=d by talents education, employment without
acqia niance with mtm, things. business youth to-
whom fame has not, have lis friends attributed any Thing
extraordinary either IN possession promises with. nothing
hut his Sianac recommend him public attention would
not, cannot speak in dero Of this YOUTH and all would
says that ne must be utterly unqualified public station
weTe he placed The requires nation has
able men, hercuIean WHY then hazard our interests
perhaps our peace, by placing the weight Empires ON the
slender shoulders Of DO, hoods?
Let us strike this appropriations this snccurc this
state MISSION he avoide Minister may return to
ms constituents the Secretary his studies; that
PRESIDENT may send Legation Russia the public
service
As Will not be cOutcndci that this appropriation should be
made because the gentleman, who beue, Of it,
native ct Virginia, gentemen be these re
marks nave no sectional and utterly disclam any,
all adversary feeling that distinguished Common her
Interests, ana her Citizens have spoken repre-
sentaives OF the American people; and one, coming from
much for the lstrious OF Virginia. as any other part of
TINS nat on This appropriation opposed because
tended 10 support mission, formed purposes unconneced
with the Puoc interests places foreign relations in peril
and is without justification i'll law, usage constitutional
principle.