Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

2 in Illinois,
i'll New York.
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90
FOR CRAWFORD. ron cray
81 in Nirg,uia, re in Ohio
9 in Georgia. fl in Ecn,n,
IN New fo'k, 3.in Missouri,
in Delaware d in No,r vi,
Al 2y
Louisiana has five voes---so flat r. clio ,,;,o.
them to Mr.. Clay, he will beat Mr.. Crawf,mf
one vote, and thus be returned To the tlouse of
hcpresen'atires.--We have been afyays opnos-
Cd TO MIR. Clay, but we sincerely wish he ma, pat
ia, ie to'e o, Louisiana believing we do, that
ms ,n oeiiis returned, can alone defeat JACKSON
rom what we have understood of the. fs.el;,.e, r.;
Louisiana, we are afraid that the vote or e..
State has gone for Jackson '
On Wednesday, james Pleasunts ,v,s 70
elected Governor Of Virginia, for 10 ,nnn,t,s
without opposit on.
MIR. TAzEwELL.-Afler a very 6,,t OIL
unceremonious enquiry into his no,;,;... S s.u
iaZeweil has been chosen to the Sen,,.. ,,r d..
c"ited states, by vote extremely hatterno IN
ms ioeiihSs, and expressive OF the con,;d.nco
Oh The u cneral Assembly in his orthodoxv In
:: animated discussion which preceded tie hal.
lotins, Mr.. Tazewcll's whole political career
rom ms mrs, appearance in the Legislature of
Virginia in '93, TO the present time w,s 10. ~
ously examined. lfa part of his bis,nry f.,
Ills indifference or dislike of politics. during q.
Porti"h of the time, seemed Indicative of 6nt
colo regard, or secret hostility to the repuhl;c.n
Party-on the other hand, his opponents ea;I.,I
10 convict himot but one act, which sayored Of
i icne,al'sth. fhis was his support of General
aylor for Congress in 1909, in opnosit;o,, ~,
sail
10y h,s personal attachment to Gen. T,yinr 49,.
ihiS hostility To the restrictive system. oewhicI,
NJ. Newton had been ardent supporter-
and winch bore with oppressive weight ON the
commercial district of Norfolk
However Mr. Tazeweli NAV have been view
Gu as pohucian' previous to his election, that
event must decide him, if he were wayerino he
tore. 1.-The is inimic:l to the known doctr;nes
81 virginia. his high honour will not suffer him
To accept an appointment, conferred on ht,n ex
Pressiy from his capacity and willingness to sns-
tam them. His acceptance of the appoinsmcnt
VIII be the highest pledge that he is already
Their friend, and prepared to defend them in The
eminent station TO which he has been so no.
houiabiy called. frcpublicans literature uore
Jus!ineo from ms dubious, Supposed dubious
poiitics, IN voting against Kim, lie claims from
these considerations, their perfect confidence
unth he ioffeFs it, by vhlatGg the assurances.
under which he was elected. This, we arc
sure VIA never happen, and We congratulate.
inc republican party, u on his permanent i,lcu.
THY with 1t, and Virginia npon the accession ofY
his stufendous talents, TO her representation; IN
Congress. A
Mr.. Iaze*eH goes into the Senate of tin
= a'tSu S'ates, at a momentons period Col.
randolph who assisted in his nomination, rave
tbe true reason which makes this great crisis,
oensrai JACKSON, character purely military
= Wnose whole career displays the greatest ner-
sonar PIoiencc-the profoundest ip.norauee .r-
lie most utter disregard OF civil sanetens--w as
advancing to the Presidency with ra pid Strides
backed by the whole army and clergy of tine
United States. II his future course correspop,t
WIN the iawless character of his past, and FMS
wen KNOWN temper, what precipiiate, unconsti-
tutWnaI, and nnconcoctcd measures NAV we
not anticipated Over these and him, the Sc
nate OF the United States is the proper constr
tutionai check, and it will be better than we ex-
poet tor the republic, if all their Roman yystr,
ana nrmness are not required TO protect the
constitution, liberty aud safety of tie Union,
SENATOR BARBouR.-The visit of co, n.
i W MS constituents, and TO this city, has exposed
MIN TO severe anims rsion on tho &C., r. ~
'ouse ot delegates. Our meaning will he s,,sSc;
emily explained by reference to the debate III,
g'ew o,i' Oh the nomination ofindvduaIs 5s V,,;rcy
nr ."Us senator. Honest and independent as IS fbe
Sharacter OF these charges, for the gentlemen ,
ierrns them is Arrays honest and ;9d.noa,,a pre-
"'e Peisuauea mat none were ever more milne, -,
u,ou"ded-or less pertinent to the subject i, hsa
Whatever Col. Barbour's personal n,et,;Iect;
may nave been, and like all other ci,ize.s ,o H.
ho' douot but he had them, we think that h. -
VOC hgh respect both for his own character e. tbas
" e Legislature OF Virginia, to have aitempted to
:. '"'ce mem by intrigue, or any species of iudiree
.'o. justice was promptly done him in the Ho,Isc
ny his friends, and out oft. Far from erdea,o.;
TO influence the mind Of any member he ,oov o..
casIon on every suitable Opportunity to d;cia;,
interest III the election, and siutlieus1v r,e,;,,
rom expressing his opinion of the relative p,e,;, ~
he gentlemen spoken of as candidates IL Co..
10 Richmond on private business and az The T o.;
a'ure was III session, necessarily mix ne ,,,sL;
duty with his constituents va
We love the independence which iu diycb.rno 90
iuty' Is regadless Of time. place. persons ano Con-
Sequences-but IT is slIorh of its beauty and util;,,
"neh IL attacks with eqhaI indifference friend ~
oe, truth or falsehood, Innocence or e,;1, w
know HAT Col. Randolph implicitly bsIievod ~
'hafgc TO DC true, but equally certain th.,
Is contradiccd by facts. nd all the nersons , ;,t
FhUm Mr.. Barbour associated, Whilst I'm tL;e ci,,
letter from Guayaquil dated Sent. e4,b
tatcs that information was lust received H.,
ne '4@"' spanish Cd, and sloop of war .9cb;jIes
.r,Weu AT Callao or the 18th of Sentenlfor
au'H'rh Uuise, IN a Peruvian frioate and =,
offered them battle, which tbev do
I'ihco' ana ran into the lIarbor IL was bci;evod
Sey never would leave Callao under the Span-
sh nag Besides the force under Admiral
'uisc, large irgate belonging to the Depnbl;-
ans had been put III complete repair nj VaIpa-
also, ana was ready for sea at the last adv;ceu
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