Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-16

uoes no, hhow that nc mas personal influence in
gfcss that even if disposed he can effect nobinp7
FROM his racation, udcious' of his opn.
On, and fluctuations with the majority there can he
nothing t0 hope. From Henry Clay-from him who
never concealed an opinion or shrunk from maintain
ing IL against Odds at least will shufiinp
cquivocatvn, nystiication and disappointment His
enemies and his friends know where to find him He
IN truth, that ''frark and candidp man IN bc;n,
which, the Hero lays spurious claim in his letters and
those of his scribcs to the Enquirer. He has never
oio.cu ms sentiments In '.judcious' and ambiguous
phrase, interpreted variosy us there mr.,
and conflicting interests construc them bv their
p1si.e wishes ne wears his opinions his sleeve for
DAVIS to peck att
What is there in this to warrant the Interpretation
OF the Glo6ei To authorize it to saw that "here We
nave the embryo of Coalition?" That we make
vows 'that the Constitution shall bc o,., 49,, =, a..
wishes OF the Nullifyers? That ''Mr Clay ready TO
sell out his interest in the American Svs,om, En- WV
chase votes i'll the South? Is there any ;mmor,l;tv
OF want OF patriotism honour in Mr. Claws prefer
ring 'he onion above any policy, however wise or ex
lcoeh! Is there any want of principle in his friends
such to DO the character of his views ave- or
III leS'ihg upon them, an appeal to the patriotic7
iiad Nlr' Clay abandoned his long cherished attach
ieht 10 the Tariff, to conciate and buy votes or
'eu MS true sentiments il '.juiicious' ambiguity
VIZ DUR mgns have talked with plausibility
bout bargains and sales But he sticks to tina. attach
ment-hc thinks that by tariff alone can the mechon
ic ma certain market for his ware the Turner GER
tam market for his wheat and flour the country Sc
cure perfect independence. To one only conceivable
cause to one only possible contingency would he
nce any part of the system; and that cause is that
winch mas actually occurred; opposition to the Tariff
from portion of the People, violent so irreconcia
DE- that by relaxation only the Union be preserv
eu' Dram too shallow to comprehend, heart too
TO appreciate enlightened patriotism could
a'oho' ma IN TINS conclusion, any thing derogltory to
Mr-Ctay, as man, citizen, or q patriot
Our little federal contemporary at Warrento, b,s
thrust his spoon into this dsh bat at prescn, we
busy
uI 'nst significant sign of the II mes, lot ly oc
cured at Philadelphia: \ meeting was called to
make a'rangcm MS for democratic celebration Of ,te
4ti Juy About 600 attended, al well known as
z'a'ous Jackson men in the time gone BIZ, MIR. DIAL
las The Ds'r ct Attorney pr the y. s. tappcinted nv
G'n Jockso") took the Chair. Mr. Guicr, Custom
II US liz +, moved tlrt the Anniversary should be
Gel brated by Democratic Jackson festiva,, The
motion t" introduce the name f Juc1soa in the sv
u '0c festival, was warmly opposed, but as warmly
supp"ried by the oilic"iolde :, and upon count.
was carried, ayes az, noes 81!
w" commend this li'te sign to our cnntemuornrv
d. mocratic Jackson festival. A black swan.
The fourth Of fully, not sufficiently us,rious of il.
>eii, to deserve commrmoration, but the name ot
JdrEs"', must be a2socia' ed to re II more Jese,.
wing, and more ius rious. Vile nrotaua,ion If 9,
cred thirEE. Where we're the names of Wash,ng
ton, Jefferson, Franklin, Hancock, Henry Samn.l
and John Adams, Madison, Pincknev. Rn,I.dco,
Were they unworthy Of precedence over the nama -,
Jack On