Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

Andrew Jackson How many arc tbere ro,H, q,
applaud all he does-as ready to shout anprox;n,,
hurrahs when lie slabs the Constitution of their c
try as when he expelled the invader from it's soil,
THE "CORRESPONDENCE"
All the letters alluded to in the Corresnondepco
between Mcssrs. Jackson, Calhoun Crawford Fer
syth, Hamilton, &c. have been extorted niece mon,
ana lald before the Public, except thoss betweep
MY Hamilton and Major Lewis. These it seems ,ra
u'S' forthcoming. and in present possession of the
conductors of the Globe at Washington Their
puohca'ion is deemed improper but Mr. Calhoun 10
invited TO peruse them in person or by proxy and il
aLedged that wherever they allIde to Mr. Calhoun
IL Is IN TERMS which sh that their writer's eon6,e,,
IN nam. The conspiracy says the Globe. provsd
against Mr.. Calhoun by the evidence of tbosa IL.
ters IS conspiracy to elect MIN Fice President -.
the u. States! eve have (says that PAPER dec;s,,
written proof from gentleman who is called ~ t
Mr.. Calhoun in his publication, as a witness in Ky
matter showing concusvely, that General Jackson
iro"ned upon every proposal to supplant Mr. Cal
noun as Wee President. In this favorable disnos;
ton towards Mr.. Calhoun. every friend of the Pra
ldent, whom the Vice President now accuses of hen
then engaged IN plotting his ''pocuL destr,.ct;o
ardently concurred. They united in the fall Of 1909
III rePfessing MIR: Crawford's efforts to bring ont
opposition in the Republican ranks against Mr. Cal
noun-and Mr. Van Buren, and Mr. Caubreleng
Mr.. Hamilton and Mr.. Lewis. nU co,,n;x.J rs
pofs TO make MIR. Calhoun tie second officer in the
government; and in the event of the deotb IS me nc
President, the first. Yet Mr. Calhoun holSi i
nounces these men as being engaged at that moy,a.
IN plotting his "poitical destruction" It is Well
W accusation-may we not ask for the preofa"
This article Of the Globe is remarkably concluded
The letters lit says) will be shewn to anv fr;o,5;.
whose hands IRE may deen' confidential co-resnon6
ence safe, and 10 whom he may be willing to conGd.
the trust" ~ iue
Doubtless the "ofcial" editor had in his recollso.
t'on the confidential letter of Henry Clay to Fran-
CHS BAR IN January, l825--subsequently used
by Amos Kendall in his Argus as evidence Of tho
bargain,
u VIII the Virginia Gazette mention the name
OF single one of those Irresponsible persons ubo,
1t has heard say. that they had "repeatedlvn hoard
Mr. Calhoun declare himself to the "effict {" TINT he
wonld support Gen Jackson? We do not mean r.
question TIE vcracty of the Gazette but we predict
can find no man willing vouch that tie has heard
Mr. Calhoun say any such thing, since the date Of
his publication.
The Senate have receded from ,be;- .roo,7,.
designating June instead of August. as the month
for holding the elections this wear: Aupust ; tboro
fore the month
u In the Senate yesterday, motion of Mr.
wyatt the Committee on the Judiciary, was instruc-
ted to report the Judiciary bill with eightee,, Ju,..
lone to circuit) by vote of 90 to g. This vote 10
understood to be compromise between the friends
OF Siateen Judges and the friends of larger number
than eighteen, and is believed decisive Of the ones
ton IN that body. The House of Delegates is now
presented the alternatives of receding from the two
Judge plan and accepting the bill from the Senate or
OF adherng to the bill they sent it up and askin,
or awaiting a conference From what we cnn GA
Their incidentally we should conjecture the first to
be the most probable-although, we know NOTHING
and afiirm nothing.
The Senate also passed the flour inspection hill
having however, expunged the clauses REDUCING the
compensation of the Inspector in this civ, and srans
ferrIng the power of appointment, frem the county
court OF HenrIco, to the Executive The part re-
famed prohibits the use of two brands The Sc
nate has also passed the bill revivnp the insnaction
OF tobacco at ByTd's warehouse, in this citv
The House of Delegates Yesterday consumed ,ho
almost entire legislative day in DISCUSSING two bills
first to appropriate SI6 900 more to the purposes IF
primary education from the Library Fund-and Cd
to reduce the toll on tobacco, on the James River
Canal Both bills were indefinitely postponed by
decided malorlties.
GENERAL. ACSEMpT