The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-04-20

W. hAHGAIN.-lt is sttanre will, ,.,
Guy the locoIocos cIng 10 m ..,I, "''a' tcna-
'1 I','''' aga" and again the unG,nJ.J a,, "''
,,''r" charge Ola J~yrin between W. ana en-
MIR. Adams. "0e'i VIZ Clay and
nc editor Of tho Pennsylvania n,.,,,
''r" an article to the subic,, u.I,., '''cly
pa, l''y copied by many of the MINOR I %c Dto"
cula T., u were lmanswcrblc and cnI-
as a l. ~ "!I.'e the prospects of Mr.. CLAW ,,nd
and SUI NJ o' course, to advance, the douror,,,.
Fro,n" principles of their PARTY '0"s
dent up t, time Mr.. Adams was mazda p..
almost COZ ,'S "''e that charge has been ko,, -
was made o, ' agitation. In former ,;,nas :,
Virginia, and authority of Carter Bvorlv ~
ted out by III" was always trumphannv p1in-
thorlty for the G9'cs Of Mr.. Clay as their NM
entirely and alone and upon his assertions
In the course ofhcy rest for proof
Carter Beverly wak'S 1t came to pass that
departed this life, how and died. Before he
Silence came upon him ,coinpunct ions orcop
to Mr. Clay, (Which lcte addressed elt,r
ago gave to our rcadcrs,)' length of time
all he had ever said hay inl 'ch he rccantedi
natc Mr. Clay, and dcclarGdcncy 10 Grim
utterly without foundation. charge to BIZ
Well, here was IA stumper; II.
lcrly amazed, and for time were wore nj.
S"'Je'' upon the
But that was not the only dampcl
upon them. The venerable Adams brown
ing hS wcstcrn tour last fall, addrcssdu,-
ing in MaysviIlc, Ky, and in reply to .e,-
made by Gen. Collins spoke as follows:
81 thank you, Sir, for the onnort
which you have given me of speaking y
the great statesman who was associated
with me III the administration of the Gen
eral Government, at my earnest solicitation
who belongs not to kentucky alone,
but TO the whole Union and is not ONLY
an honour to this State and this nation, bu,
to mankind. The charges to which you
relcr have, after my term of service had
expired, and ii was proper for me TO speak.
denied before the whole country: and /
here relcrae and re-allirm that denial .
and as expect shortly to appear before
my God, to answer for the conduct of nv
whole life, Should Hose chargcS lure f6uai
Mcr roy Me Throne Of Eternal Justice.
WILL IN THE PRESENCE OF ON
IMPOTENCE, PRONOUNCE THEN
FALSE"
Now who will doubt the word of John Quincy
Adams. However much gentlemen NAV differ
from him touching many important points ofpub-
he policy, we presume none will deny his hon
csty OF purpose. He has passed through a very
long and most arduous public lic-thc highcs,
trusts have been conf led to him. and never in
ono instance did show his unworthincss of them
All the temptations attendant on place and pow
CT have been thrown around hm land he has passed
through all, distinguished as much for his stern
integrity as for his expansive ability. Such
declaration from him must be taken as proof pos
five by every just and honorable man.
Hero then is proof enough of the fasity of the
charge. But there is further proof In 1927
Gen. Jackson IN a letter to Gen Hamilton re-
car ted the charges he had made against MIR.
Clay's integrity.
The sylvanIan knowing the former grounds
of the change were oNcrtLrown, and put down be-
yond dispute, attempts in The face Of the direct
evidence given by Mr. Adams, TO institute II upon