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

ah onences OF less pernciouS tendency but OF more
Another reason for the mpunty which the s,onder
or ENJOYS IS to- be found in self love Tho very
standard by winch we measure his offences may to
certain extent he justly applied TO us. There arc
some, however, who possess the vice in so cm;pant
degree and are oblquc in iudc ment as to imarin
"at the SANDER winch they utter about Others is the
enhancement OF Their own consequence: and becomes
violent in invectve, in proportion to their own want f
merit, consignnS character to infamy without relec
ton and without remorse
There others again. who envious or ,,;. h;,
tncy cam never hope % attain, distor, ,b. nost
merorous actions to suit the wicked nur,o., ,r ,Lo;
SOUS; condemnns Tor offences of which the accused
IS g"itiess, and assigning motives for the crime
which never entered his imagination Meri, ;ns,cod
OF sheng ats possessor from the shafts of the SANDER
t, o',eh serves 10 provoke his hostility He ha,esyou
ior your virtues and SANDERS because Inc hstea
YOU To trace the slanderer through all flo ,s &C
ms devious course would be difficult as to CRASH the
I'm ar rroeeus,hke, ne assumes and as va
roas forms, as the minds and motives of men are w
rous; and cludes he winds his w.v Tho
search OF the pursuer The offspring of envy and ma,
lice, parent of filsehool and deceit he rears HE CO.,
s' ~ ''e' "es''oy'hS-and himself destroyed.
Extract Of It Letter from Washington.
Among other items OF news, will mention the
report thot Oir. calhoun is about to publish
oooN, IN vlndication OF himself in relation to The
part he took against Gen Jackson after rho Son,
mole war There is no doubt NJ Van Buren, has
been managing to nplicGte Mr. Calhoun nor that
he has wrought up the Presidents mini - - III
state Oh resentment, If not OF frenzy The report
also U.s. that IN anticipation of the publication two
gen'lemcn called on Mr.. Adams Yesterday md do
sired hun TO give them statement of the facts as
they existed, and that he replIed "Gnn,1.pon ,,o
must settle your own quarrels, without resortnG TO
me" Cen Jackson thinks the CHARGE of falsebood
l. made to rest on him by Mr. Calhoun. Tho c,u.e
OF The m'sund rstandng has been so fully given in
several letters have published that will not
repeat 1T here The fl'seIood imputed To Cen lack
son con-is.s in this When Mr. Lee resi5eI ~ Tho
hermitage, IN order to do General Jackson's wri-
ing nero was rHpnr in circulation that Mr. Cal
noun, ana not Mr.. Crawford, was the mornher of
MR.. Moiroc's cabinet. who mryed in council f,r
yen J7cHSons orrest.-Mr. Lee wrote to Mr.. Cal
noun to Know whether the report was correct
Mr.. Calh til returned answer to Mr. Icc,s in
qniry and Statesethe part he took in the business
ana IN order thar Gen jackson should see il he in
closed he letter 90 Mr.. Lee in one which bo address
ed to Gen Jackson. When the President wrote his
i!rS letter last spring t. Mr. Calhoun he nrotended
lie had lust heard for the first time thai M q Id
anVis cd Mi Monroe 10 arrest him In answer Mr.
Cl'nn SAID he must be mistaken; that nc had heard
Oh II oe'orc. and mentioned his having enclosed IN
open letter 10 ME- Lee In addressed TO him VIII
he had requested Gen. Jackson to road rho Pc;
dent considers this fnlsehood direct I think Mr.
ai'o''i ma gone 100 TAR IN saying that the Presi-
dent must have heard of it before The fact thot NJ
Calhoun wrote letter to Gen Jackson docs mo, ra;
the slightest presumption that he ever saw if If ;e
wei known he was at that time under thr general
restrictions imposed by the whte-wasbino committee
and under the special directions of Mr. Lee He wac
not permitted to many of his letters or and
none OF them that might have tendency 70 mako him
angry: Snch is the case now: he sees no other M
pers IMAM those that il0ter him He knows as little
ni what Is doing in either of the denortp,onts nc 49,
visitor az Washington A few davs since e, o-o,.i'
man called on the President from The stale of Ii
ware, and presented his recommendations for tho ~,
pOa mem or |0nsn at Jamaica Among them was
one from MIR ml4nne, at London The prSesi;rTon,
Saia they were very satsfactorv and cave the nntlo
man To understand that he would be Nominated h.
" rfiarked to him that he had better call on Mr.
and io,x-o 4.
Their stated. that the nomination world m. - 80,
TOT some time, and that he hen in verv oroot
nurFy' Inc gentleman went off full Of hone and eT
Prc,"t,on ana blessed the tntes that made him n
oacKSdn man; and gave him CoBsush;p Uevno+
10 the department OF S'atn 20 Leave HE NM. \
ms Ike known his success to Mr.. Van Buren, Je n,nS
Ioid' however to his great grief and disapnoinr o,t
l.at ne appointment was already given 70 Mr. Har
fsoh' ana that he was then on his pas>are 10 lama.
ca. ne nomination of Mr. Harrison has mot no.,
maze % TIE Senate; but that is of little Importance =,
Inns trne: when thr President does not consuI, that
oody iii tie appointment of ministers"
TJM Daily .4dc.
TO THE EDITORS or THE NATIONAL 1YTrr11crxrgD
>. GenHemsn:-Aiy attention has been called nv the
E'dness OF friend, to publication in the Georgio
, 1JnfbaI' signed by the honorable S Clayton.
Wh'ch tee constrained to notice TIE following
extract from that publication contains all that has %
relation to me. " "' 4'S any
, '''Hessrs EditorS:-EVlile my review Of tho Po,L
P'IO''oiIHg, received an anOnymOns 1et
terffom one of our commercial cities nEoIrnir mo
among other things 'tha' scarcely particle of the
'enort on be Bank of the Uni ed States was penned
by Mr. McDuflie, but ppnnod by hose immodi,,ni,
interested in, or employed by the Bank" and tba,
me following individuals can tell who pennned that
document, Langdon Cheves Brddle. M Tr,nr
SOL. &c. &c, Now concerning this matter fcon-
i'nnes Judge Clayton) not only know nothing. bn,
oeheVe nothing; give the fact as received IT, T.
mne Ii speaks volumes; if not true, the honorable
Cnalrnan OF The Committee, or the gentlemen above
named. shond promptly dsnbuse the public mind nc
10 the alarming suspicion which such circumstance
% GI h to inspire For the sake Of the purify
OF their o. hbSrations, Congress ought tn innuire in
beliof' "" o' SOch
IL is equally due to nvselfand 70 all concerned that
should state explicitly that in the whole of the fro
gong statement of Judge Claytons anonymous cor
.esponoemt' mere is MOI IN particle" or shadow of
rum: lbe entire EcDor' oftbo Committee of Wave
ao9 VI tanS 10 which Preference is made was composcd
ana written by the Chairman of that COMMITTEE and
o. course not single sentence oft was ponneJ by
any oher human being. Ifthe references made f.
MI Chevcs. AIr Biddc and Mr. Tngereo11 80 =, ~