Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26

oasis on which the Jackson Administration rests its
claim to high character for extraordinary success in
Its negotiations say nothiog of commercial .dvan-
'ages secured to US by this treaty. Bot this much
confidently say-that any advantages whatever,
would be most dearly purchased, If gained ms these
have beeD) at the expense of our constitutional
Churtot. With Russia, what are our rulers, and our
Envoy Extraordinary doing' 1t seems to be the
pohcy OF TINS Administration, on occasions which
are thought suitable to wrap itself up in clouds and
darkness If il is advised of any success attending
the negotiations of mniser ,sho oush, 10 be in
ot' PETERSBURG, has not thought fit to let the Peo-
pie know IT, As il is not too modest to trumpet it's own
PRAISE tue Inference is irressta5 le-that our Minis
ter has done nothing, and promises to do nothing
advantageous to his country.
Inc Administration has been successfnl-not in
DONG good, but evil 1t has been wonderfully sue
eessful in keeping up an artificial excitement TO
wh en- II owes Its very existencc--in deceving tho
peope-in destroying the freedom of elections, and
tne freedom of the Press-n poisoning the fountains
sacred charter of our liberties
me late French Ministry boas;ed of their succe,s
and fooshy thought by their real success in foreign
war, wai, 70 take The attention of the People from
tnelr domestic grievances. But whilst the proud
Eagles OF France were flying the walls of AZ
s'er., the Ministry were brought to strict account
Tor their misdeeds, and the King hurled from his
throne Our King and our Ministry can boast of
no real success by the glare of which they can hope
10 blind the People. May the fate Of the French King
and ministry be soemnwarning to them, aud check
hem IA their mad career
Every man in the U. States may express his
opinions Of public and measures In exe,-
es'ng this right, he is amennble. high tribunal
the tribunal OF enlightened public opinion. There
Is responsibility of an entirely different character
winch has it's terrors for men. 1t is-responsi
oity to the dominan; faction This is now ielt, and
most grlevousy felt through the Union. But this
'act!on-l mean Ito speak more property the real
jackson party probably not, this time supported
oy enlightened public opinion, or by the approving
judgment Of tie natir,. The People will never
again support IT, trrasse Of their respect for and
confidence IN it. Strong as this party is, owe
no allegiance. Formidable as i. lie, do
not dread Its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sentences of ex-
communication from the political church--or its
prosecutions, however cruel and vndictise They
may De borne. because they will probably be of short
duration. Perhaps 1 am emboidene ed by the CON
seriousness that l am too humble an individual to
provoke the resentment of the great and powerful
lhere are some land the number of them is not
very small) who increasingly cry out--Hosanna to
Ten Jackson! and who would force AID men to Join in
the cry They who have trasted vs. require of us
m'rth.' But we have hung harps upon the will
iows-,we cannot sing. We cry out for Justice on
our rulers, and excaim against this Admins, ration
as the Children of Edom did in the day of .Jsrusa-
'en'-"Raseit RAGE it, III. foundation thereo"
ONE OF THE PEOPLE