Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19

so1 JHeettng Of Independent Icepu6icans.n These mo
tees earnestly urged the friends of General J,ckson
rally, inasmuch their views had been frustrated NJ
the preceding evening, sc. The hour arriyed-tI,
oeii was repeatedly rnhg, but the people came not DC
casi"hahy an Individual pale and wan approached III,
Conrt-h0use door, "'neath the glmpses of the l,nr
making night hideous," aud pausing, sighed and ill.,
retreatcd IN quickest time" There was no nicotine
stu, f'oo or three were dissatisfied Another n.e
~ was G"ieo, IN the newspaper printed in Sunsbury
10 nc held on Monday evening last (e second week. 81
'ne Court. The bell was heard and scene similar 10
the above was exhibited. Various ineGectpaI ,tto,,t
were made To organize a ,noeti,r-.nd H. -, p'S
perscd. fe'P'e us
give these facts TO illustrate the on;n;o, ,bo H.,
aroed, That at present there is unquesonably moiori
y IN Tins county in favor of The re. election of AL
;.' anu rom similar facts III other countless the ma
Jo"y IS III ms favor through the State Deliberate
eeung wAl be held on Monday next al Sunbnrv ,nd
ucket formed in the usual MANNERS
600
''@'0 lo'7t.-lt is said by the Albany Gazette tba,
the head men of the Regency are opposed TO the
inaton OF Governor BY the Herkmer Convcn,io,
me" OBJECT Is To secure the election. of Mr. Van
Duren 10 The Senate the United States and great diff
cuites oeset them in procuring of character who
Is Wiling 10 head TINS orlorn hope, In conseq uencc
o' Mr. an buren's opposition TO the Administration
huch embarrassment is experienced in soliciting the
support OF Mr. Adams's friends, and hence the desire
mat the election of Governor should go BY default
oy 'hs temPorIsing conduct, Mr. Van Buren, who has
taken The tour of the several counties of the State for
e purpose OF designating his particular friends hopes
Tor their election TO the next Legislature Great mys
'ey' intrigue and management is observed on the mart
OF he regency and should they fail in their schemes
the insecurity and even downfall of tho
party 1t Is whispered, IS TO be the consequence
GOO
We extract the following remarks from the Cooro;,
Courier. They characteristic OF a liberal and in
dependent mind. We have seen il stated before that
Gen. jackson was the friend of Mr. Adams and ,oost
cordially approved of the measures of his adn;nis,,
toh why should he not? They are the political SEN
umeh's long since entertained by Gen. jackson him
SELL and SUCH as he has emphacaly declared on many
occasions 10 be worthy the CO operation and sunnor
Oh all parties His sentiments in relation to the Ia
rif' which has been generally denounced by the
southern people, and which constitutes the prominent
objection to Mr.. Adams, have been decidedly cxnress
ed as favorable TO this measure As il respec,s tbo
prominent features Of the Administrations Mr. Ad,rns
and Gen. Jackson known TO agree Hinder tbo
knowledge of these circumstances what is TO he rain
ed by the election of Gen. jackson? Nothing we nm
dertake to say, but the elevation to Office of man
unit 10 rule over the destines of the nation and tho
advancement OF few ambitious aspirants who, reck
less OF the prosperity Of their country enGeayor to
dernine the best measures of the Government to tho
promotion OF their own views of ambition and self ar
grandsement.
After professions of present neutrality the editor
the Georgia Courier, adds the following paragraph:
wv nth respect TO those, who will probably be can
didates tor the high office of President of the II
oeNeVe' the election will lie entirely between Gen
jackson and Mr.. Adams With respect TO Cen Lei,
sons Puoiic conduct, we have been his unorm ADM
rers' and The mastery manner in which MIR Adams
defended 1t, when attacked forms not the Ieosf couea
OF our admiration of the latter. At Gen J,ssop oJ
vanced age, and out of high responsible Office as he
at present. there but little probability of any chance
IN the course of his opinions and conduct; and if the
Oiu hero should still continue 10 be the man we have
always believed him TO be, and any thing sbould ocnr
10 alter our opinions of Mr.. Adams we would certainly
aHe more pTidc III seeing general Jackson in the III e.
sidential chair, than living But If MIR
stiil continues to pursue the good policy which has dis
inguIshed his two predecessors and TO promote tho ho
nor aud interest OF the country with the ability which
has SO far manifested tscin his administration ,ve
see no reason why he should be Displaced with all his
experience and know ledge of our Interests I'm mako
way for any other person whatever
We have seen il stated on respectable authority and
we believe Ut to be lrue, that Mr.. Adams has mt
warmer friend in the United States or ono who ,roo
cordially approves of his administration of The gner
government, than General Jackson no,yitIsjantIinr
inc attempts OF the opposition 10 enlist his popularty
IN favor OF their prctensons. Ii is not necessarv n
Cen Jactsons fame, that he should be President nj
The United States nor is it necessary to complete the
EVIDENCES OF our gratitude, that tce sl,nd make him
Ills tame Is FULL it is beyond the control of
accidcnt-Itis already consccrated by history And
what evidences are wanting TO demonstrate our grail
tude' Where is the heart that does not do HOMAGE 10
bis merits?n ~
>, From Ne .1ierdndrin Phcnir
~ all those, who pretend to be- were as sincerely the
friends OF Gen jackson, the Editor of the Gcorgja
o .;.13 much anxiety trouble and disappointment
might be saved the veteran Warrior in his old are and
our country might still manifest her gratitude TO the
defender OF New. Orleans, without endaDgerng her liz
Oeruss The preceding extract from tue paper aIIuded
TO- Is highly credltable TO its author and meets our an
probation with the single exception, that VIC think no
american ought TO tatc prjdc seeing Gen Jackson
IN The iFesdenS0t ChHir. Independent OF his total
want OF political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT we believe by
nonethe elevation ola Military Chieain 10 Tie Chief
MagIstTacy of Republic, is a dangerous, as well as
10; a safe precedent"
AT the time OF General Washineton,s dea,b if was