Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

cafe adVlccs OF the opinions and cclurs of to
conductors OF the Enquirer, and these may authorize
him to speak he does; but that he is authorized
by the public of that rautious p,per 10 saw
what he has said above, absolutely DENY It is
"eii understood here at least that the Enquirer is
Van Buren--but the fact that the Editor has been
compelled to keep his secret prediction in the back
ground and to eschew all censnrc of MIR calhoun. is
the very Strongest evidence to establish the reverse of
what the Argus wishes TO provc--namely that E-ir-
gina censures Mr. Calhoun Did the Enouirer
dHfc--had 1t the honesty TO proclaim its wishes and
lis feelings, ct the expense of falling on the weak
'ide--it would wage fierce upon Mr. Calhoun
That 1t has not done springs alone from tmidi,v
and is irresistible as to the state of opinion in Viz
gina-as Jar az That paper knops or beiiepey
The cUilcag uesbf the Argus at n. York s.o,,. -
have justcr idea OF the state of thu~s: md no
instead of following the lead given at ALBANY srans
hH fingers and says he can do ,cktoyi VI.
1.-The coalition papers say, that ,wo,,,y-,r.a w..
man members OF Congress have snceIe3 fr,, -
sons administration Let'em Virrin. ,,I IN,
matters right; or, |! she un't tits no malerwr can
Sc. long without ber nraine aud New Humpshira
are 'acison--V New Jersey and Connrrt",,,
VIII soon he JACKSON" o'''u''
Wat rae same piper is pleased farther to saw If
1T is known that Mr.. Tazcwcll in his speocb on
the Turkish Mission declared that the President had
donc "a td,rleSs dct in authorizing The nepoc,ation
and MIR Tyler volunteered tosdcend The insulting and
false allegation made by his colleague
CERTAINLY the btterest enemy i'm the rnnI,s os,ho
oPpositon has never on the floor Of tho boise char
ged the President Of the United States in ., 60 .
manner for the discharge of,hc puic duty: how E, =
t!c eeciatat'on may be deemed jusifable by Vrrgi
MIA, remains 10 be seen Would MIR TnzewcI. Din rel
I,
done ga la,oLess act" would Mr. Tyler have defcn
ded such chargr? certainly not Those cesrlemen
would have dwindlcd into their proper dimensions.
before they ventured to fix such Stain upon the
"Father OF his Country and yet General WASHING
ton has done the very same '.lawlcss act cLarucd
upon General Jackson-he appointed agents openly
and secretly, to negotiate important treates during
the recess ofthc Senate-amd very rroperly apnn;n
ted them So did Mr. J"fFHlsnn, so has Mr. Madison:
nndsect the clear unds ,u ed right of duinr 50 ha
never before been questioned, much less been de-
cared on the flour Of thu Senate have been "a lns
; less act
an unteigned veneraton for Virginia. all i'll freely
and cheerfully admit. Good old Virginia. the land Of
great spirits gone to better worlds. but the arstoc
racy of that democratic state are becoming trouble
somc-thrusling their long line of ances ~ coniin-
uaily In your face talking of their state rs th, re
pu6tic,"n 0ptd and feaFiesS race Sc sc as if there
was no other state throughout this great nfcder-
acy- 1t Is amusing aud yet provoking see the
"A
PINK heel shoes of the ''dncien regime" elbowinp
every body aside to take the lead and such men as
fazewell and Tyler envelopng themselves in the
mantle OF Washington, Jefferson and Madison
strut'ing through the Senate and crying make way
for the republic of Virgiua-make way for Ham.
let the Dane. Every YiFginian of independent
and manly bearing lou, such empty pre.
tenders such impudent inflated efforts 10 br;no
their state into disreputc.-But Mr. TYLER has SAID mr.
ono finds fault with himself or colleague; llev il IS
imagined are unaccountabe agents;-have a RIGHT
to oppose Adams to-day, support Jackson to-mor-
row, fiater Clay the day. and finally CHARGE the
President with committing E.lawless acts" tbev
sumo TO think that they take any protean shane
they please support or oppose any party break down
! the democracy OF the country and Join Webster and
taI'n men, ana because they BON in the ere
pnohc' OF Virginia. fault is to be found with
them! "
we are pleased to know that the contrary is the
iac-V irgInia has general interest in preservjnc
sustaining and uniting the democratic party of The
country virginia Will support Andrew jackson
ana thus show how far the opposition OF TazewcI
and Tyler is approved. For the present we make
The following extracts I" show the commencement Of
public opinion on this subject"
PENNeTLvANGA.-We presume that the following
intelligence from the Pennsylvania Legislature will
give some surprise and more regret. We knew Mr.
Van Buren, had many obedient servants at Harris
burg bnt we did not imagine bis influence was sulI-
Z is
that oredisfributing the surplus revenue
RESOLUTIONS on THE UNION
IT, MARoH Is.
ne Senate resumed the consideration Of Mr. ooersn 70
o'"ons relative to the JnOn reading which mt
long Isince passed the House REPRESENTATIVES Yess
me resolutions which originated in the HOUSE. passed the Sc
nate unanimously, and the Senate adjourned while 1,
resolution offered by Mr. Burden the county of PhadcI,;a
was under approving, present Bank OF I
Ohsd states After little dIscussinn the resolution =,
Nr Burden passed unanimously. MIR Miller of PERU then
mn',h resolution approving Of the principle Of first va virS
.ne Naiiohal debit and then dividing surplus revenue
onS me States and approving of on The Mavsvic
I'ofd MIR Boyd OF the city of Philadelphia moved Il, s,re
Out that part OF Mr. Mle''s resolution approving o the Voc
some discussion, in which Mr. Burden did himself much
mono' IN Opposing the Veto, Mr. Boyd Withdrew his amend
% VI oruer 70 ake the sense Of tie Senare on the hole re-
sgIVon Mr. Kern Of s,elcware then called for iyii r
Wv Ie'oluoh MIR Ring of fchsh, and now a member of
congress elect, opposed the whole offered by Mr.
Nr he hoped never to the State hegsing the doc,
OF the National Treasury fer par, the surplus revenue tn
lay ne debts In order gPt I'D If the whole subject Mr.
mand proposed 10 postpone all the resolutions for two
weeks which motion jest by a majority of i yoes1l
voig IN postpone, and 10 against an Intellectual at
tempt 10 postpone Tor two three days. Mr. Anthony Of Nv
coming moved IN postpone all the resolutions Indefutely
wnch m0'nn was ncgaIved. The question then came m,
on nd part OF the resolution the