Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08

no man in his senses could IN consist,n, st,,os
man III the face after such conduct In cont;nn;n
yi support Oh zen. Jackson, You have prescnted
yourself IN moro ridiculous attitude than Mt nm
t.ne before; those whom you had pronounced Tho
wisest and best statesmen Won have c,lIod -, y
ioeciie after declaring that you felt proud of be
ing born in the land that gave birth TO sucb toint
as belonged to Mr.. Adams, y6u have over and over
"8aih declared that no was no statcsman: that bo
was nothing more than a professor.+ that bo h. =
not understanding enough to manage the vessel Of
'', anu various comparisons you have made of
.,ini' 70 snow that he had public mind. To look
you In the attitude which you here exhibit il had
enough In all conscience; but when at the s,,n
I'i'e you are seen urging the reelection of Cen
Jackson, on account of his Roman fy,auess. hi.
discriminating mind; his pure intentions. his ,,,k
ing integrity; that the Republican Party cannot
stand without him, &c. &c. Sc: saw s; 49,.
| i 1nes1 shngs are looked at, you deserve to be
laughed at by all the children in the land
Ana yet you set yourself up for n n instructor -; -
iitics; indeed you claim not only to he an ;nrtr
'of' pu' the true catholic. Sir your whole course
proves you TO be dot, whatever vo,, NAV, th;l =;
. o contrary. but having the race of ipcon
sistency, until you exhibit NOTHING nav, :; ,i,
character, your paper has become co5snicuo,,s o..
w want OF Veracity. You arc now engaped in nj
.ering downright falsehoods and there ;s M 80
EN-; aly .h'ng winch you say about the state of
at Washington. Your East Room fr;end
must stIli be II Washington, to keep Won so we'll
ADVISED about facts, or those Washington letters
alust DC written in your armed chair.SYou have
.oes.J oi" 'iio truth ABOUT any of the scenes of
eo1He occurrence at Washington. When it was
SAID In tho month of April last that nm ernIo.;o,
iiignt be expected in the Cabinet YOU snid that
you happened to knoto, that there was NO truth ~
cH report.-When we were informed by the Nor
ioiN herald, that MIR. Ingham would be removed
VI would resign, you gave your Washington cor
t'Pohaence Tor authority, that all ,pas harmon, ),
tne cao'nef, and that Mr.. Ingham would neither
iSssn, nor De removed, and in less than ten DAYS
Ii'e! ehis' the most scandaous destruction of tho
SaDihet TOOK place, that ever disgraced a nation
ana what did you then do2 Sir Won had tho of
trontery to say, that you wished to advise Mr. Van
Dureh TO resign Tong ago, knoping that things as
Mey stood embarrassed him. Now Sir con1n,re
TINS language with that held by YOU ten DAYS he
iore' that all toaS harmony in the Cabinet and what
are we 10 think of you? What language is suffici
entiy strong, to paint you in your proper colors
OH nave not told one hundredth part of vour
most extraordinary and unaccountable conduct
WHIST all untrammelled minds were ridicuIinp the
men whom Gen. Jackson had called around him 40
taolnet, you were always in the van praisinq
'helr talents and their virtues you insisted that +
was the oest cabinet which could be formed. and
When II was proclaimed to be an unit by General
Jackson, who at the time blew il skv bigb -
you declared that it was right, and then added that
cabinet could now be formed with talents and bor
inony to attend to public affairs In truth Won said
In effect, that, the best cabinet which could he
formed, was properly dissolved by Gen jackson
IN order that a better might be selected Sir what
ever may be the absurdity of these things thew he
long to you; you have been guilty of all; YES sir
all, and much more which | will endeavor 70 sbay,
before lay down my PEN
NUMA
7 Il Gerry h'gh compliment, tho not designed