Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20

~ "s siory' dissipating every cloud, and beam
ing bis own brightness ON his country's fame.
ny >; a. Wells. The approaching Presi.
Dental Election: The American Olympiad: the
people will decree the highest honor to him.
whose qualifications give the best claim to the
possession " VIZ
F. Edmund Wright. Jr. John Quincy a
dams: His principles, purely democratic: his
purpose, the good of his country; lie has never
the other. "es'e''eu
BY p. P. +. Degrand. The Republican Par
ty--it will place at its head and al the head Of
we nation, him whose talents best fit him Il,
maintain ITS ascendancy and the ascendancv Of
the American Republic
BY J.. Jerome. The caucus o,,t.pcnerai.
Gu; The viii Of the people as expressed by gen
erai Ticket Is decisive or the election Of the man
oi the people, John q. Adams 10 the Presiden
cl OF these United States.
ny Member. The spcedy restoration or
William Fl /Crawford's health. As arIcni sun.
porters OF John q. Adams, as the most WORTHY
canol9toe Tor The Presidency, we look to the
sotsreign people and not to the king of terror,
Tor the constl'ninatiun of our homes.
By MAJ. !. b. Bates. The two branches of
the Legislature of Massachusetts have laid ON,
4 straight road 10 the Presidency: he Tia, Joas
Is the highest way home.
ny Member. John G. Adams: His moral
and intellectual worth cannot be concealed from
a reading and thinking people,
ny a Member. John q. Adams: Nav the
oriiiancy OF his talents like the rising sun, CON
tinue TO SHINE with redoubled splenIor--until
they iliunine the whole National Hems.
phcre.
AT ALBANY NEW YORK.
The state ofNew York-A GRANT in stronoth
a pigmy in influence.
The Congressional Caucus-Eyery man las
his price.
The friends of the electoral law-Althouch
once defeated by the Vaccinations of knaves,
ana deceived by the professions of impostors,
lei them not despair.
The electoral votes of New York-JV-ho
bids ? Wv
VOLUNTEERS.
by the President. Martin Van Barter-Our
absent friend
Song-O ,chcre has our locland Iaol,iie e-one2
by the lst Vice President. The juvenile
JUNIOR state printcr--The ostensible mouth
piece OF the Albany junts. Although ssper-
TUNED like miliner,n his political offences
smell rank iii the nostrils of the s',ub6le.n
BY -. Modern republicanism-A be-
lief that the people are their own worst enc
mics.
BY the Chaplain. Sevcntcon-The number
oftlie political beast.
By the I'd Vice President. The spirit of de-
mocTacy-Once raised by popular indignation,
1t can never be laid by political witchcraft.
3 cheers.
By member of the Legislature. An cleo
torai law for the people and club law for their
enemies. cheers.
by. General ] acksaa.-Our modern
w ashngton. Past experience has proved him
first IN war; actual experiment proves him first
in the hearts of his countrymen. Drank stand
ing.
Rx,
BY -. Our late WORTHY Mayor-s.Tbe
man who votes for himself" for the good of his
7,arfy-
Sons-.4Hto for lore and lille for tie bottle.
BY Lawyer. Convention as. Caucus
Sec the case of Young rs. Young.
By -. The Secretary-"IIe stood a.
lonen al tho door. The voice of the orator
'sdid not reach him.
BY -. The state papcr-An Official
gazette, at all times ready with a bulletin or
lie. Song--,jemmy The pride of the plain.
BY the Treasurer. The coaIition-Youne
and Crawford, Cramer and the Junto *
union OF the few for tse purpose of controlling
the many.
By: Editorial dinicultics-one by
one they Lcake out.
By Guest. The lilliputian state of Geor
solitary traveller in the Indian nath of
sedition. Sons-O dear ,chat cay The n,atte,. be,
By the Secretary. Erastus Root-DrunIs
or sober, a rum character. and a man of spirits
His inteer ity is fourth proof, and his patriotism
stagse,,s belief Songg-Come FLIP a bumper.
BY Judge -. Governor Yates-ssThc
worm will turn when trod upon"
BY Samuel Young--The advocate
Of convention and the candidate of caucus
iialfhorse and half alligator.
BY The Nightingale Cluh-Three
years have meiowed wine and cemented
our friendships. ''May we never want friend
or bottle to give him"
AT COLUMBIA, SoUrH CAROLINA.
Gen. III Filyehe mi tie friends Of. freedom,
all ore,' the tcoyid.
OIL Massachusetts, d,ed Pr ,ifn-The era
dies Of the revolution.
The Clndiittes for tie Pr-esidency--May it
be always as now, the happy lot OF our republic
to have no candidate for the Office in whose hands
our liberties will not be safe.
TuE CANDIDATES FOR THE PREsIDEScY:--
Nm. II. Crawto,d. Until we know what he
is, we cannot trust him 's;th cur confidence; he
ton, let him deny Mr.. Monroe or the Radicalpar-
ty-canhot serve God and Marninon'' at the
same time.
Henry Clay-Anable and independent states
man, correct in the main, but some tunes wrong
--Tarif! Tariff. Tariff he docs not suit
It's.
John Quincy Acknowledged in our conf
dcnCe, and second only in gratitude and
choice.
Andrew Jaclsson--Who, being a part of the
capital stock of 10 still remaining on hand al
ways above par and still rising, and who has been
tried on the bench, in the field, and in the coun-
ellis of tie nation and found cqnal to the duties
Of every station, matter how difficult, and e.
rory forf1uo no matter how uncertain what