Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
PoLIrICAn.
From lie Charleston city Gascf,c.

From Tie Charleston CITY Ga3cftc
Mr.. EOiroR-As am candidate for no Office, and
have nothing hope from those in power feel
people OF tins place from being ca.,ed away shy every wind
oil doctrine have waited for responsible to
assert, what did credit, aud believe, until
the poof is umlt". viewed the couuct of Mr. ADAMS,
wine" he was elected President, in this Sight General
JACKSON had already refused any Office highest
he would not be Secretary of War Minister Mexico
aud indeed his nrm rendered unsuited
me l"o"rs at the Cabinet; but ofduty induced him.
II elected not 10 decline the Chief Magistrates chair
Not having received majority of from the electors
and the States 10y their Representatives having selected Mr.
ADAMS he could not he expected accept in the
NAhuct although the cordial respect and confidence
existed between these great men, eiuced by the
rkct Mr.. An MS prior TO the election
7e mag"animouS conduct of JACKsoi being the first 70
express To Mr. ADAMS his confidence in his ability aud
v'i"o Gf'cr the election. could bur reflect now biting
sepoach, this chivairic conduct OF JACKSON must be
" nose, Who' "'urIhg ms NAME have displayed conduct
A"d feelings uneonSenia to MS spirit Had Mr. ADAMS
been corrupt mam, would have had sagaciy
TO discover ;t-hI he discovered even the scmbance OF
fraud, none would have indignantly spurned him than
Gcn. JACKSON. Mr. ADAMS therefore offered to CRAw-
FORD and CLAY cats'n the Calumet thus forming an adj
nnIstTatiou of mel who received the majority ri votes.
This satisfied that the scaudaous charges only
the reckless vuperations of disappointed place
have heard who pretended believe them unless
he was Office he wished retain, in pursuit Of
he wished to fill am not the personal advot ate OF
either ADAMS Jackson. thiu, uuimpoftant the
country which holds the helm, if the vessel is rightly
cd Bat enemy Of all Juggling, all base rafcius
our institutions until they become no better than the ytan-
MES of other Il that JOITT 0CINCY
ADAMS basely borgained for the high enjoys,
shuth be Sofn n tAcui by an nSied people as tar as
have aSceaiued tine opinions of the people u South Caro-
lima, those who seeking for offices, ii is
t+at Mr. ADAMS gui IN bv corrupt unworthy means,
they will spare effort to dive h ato merited dis
Bat they remember that lac is far in the vale OF years,
hns served under " >sIItEGrnv J :t4rRsoN Ma
aud MONROE, and og the last 30 years has oon,ri-
hted more To couCiai the respect Of foreign nations by
lie manly, learned aud disufed direction given
f,,.air, ti,,,.
they remember that the iranes of party have shac-
ked him, in his pursuit of the darling object of his life, his
cnuu%y houNr and pospeIiiytley remember that
H. who at Client fed the ministers of Britan' and
ned the rights of his they that Flo
rjda is and Southern frontier longer presents
TJuSeJOr T'ttHYS' or point oi atacN from foreign foe;
and they will forget the splendid the successful
paper in which Adams covered wiki the sanction OF Ma
tiouai Law, he vigorous AID decided of Jackson
latCu the Indians aud Spanish uhoriiics Pensacola;
and remembering all these things they unwilling to be-
lieve such man could s!ooD even to pick M dadc
IT according experience, that man, who
has grown old in integrity, should all depart IRON,
those principles of action which have governed his whole
hef believe the people proof something better
the assertion OF suoh man as JOHN RANDoIrH, who is
msanthropr, aud for years past as kind pocaj
cam, Ibis anl against every mans every mans hand
against hi LAM VINO used ScuTTIious cpiihets against
Mir CLAY, and when he close shouting, walked up
10 him aud giving his hand said 10 him, '.le gentle
man and man OF honor'a character perfectly war
With the corrjpt condition of',he Puritan AMI Black leg -
thus leaving RANDOLPH the alternative asserting
Character coward OF a sIanierer Yer this recaled
Aa,er has teen repeated ia the Mercury, by anony
mods wti'er---aid in the paper appears, that
"llck cataIosur If the sins oi admnist
hcon detailed by Representative in Congress- tho
charge Of corrupicn orcny made public meet
ing of the p4.t1ans Of JACNsoN in this by men, who
ii is presumed would have grave charge
unless they knew he as satscd every ho-
ns from enI OF the continent the other, will
unite in bringing the culpfts tine coudign punishment
~ hope those patriots whn have thus given sanction
their the charge. will longer conue their proofs
- caucusses and private meetings but will publish
~ the wofd and equally and hope, MIR
aud MIR. CLAY will not think lightly of opinion
f South Carolina, to withhold any which viii con-
,aiic explain the proofs thus brought against them and
feel assured that these charges proved Caro-
lima Will. th consent, award the merited punishment
I3u should their fail in proof the re is as little
doubt that hey wii be rewarded their lsc clam
our" Office seekers interested impatient-they
%'Inank God that thu h March 1899 is fast
hui the people are equally thankful that all mpa
Of Office seekers cannot hasten it moment "The
people have ample time to give accused a FIR irta
they viii presume them innocent until they are 65,ud
guH AID their deliberate verdict ONLY the s,,iy
frem6ie. Should the refrain subm,ug their
proofs and rely common fege, the people viii rot forget
Inat fame is notorious ar-they viii rber that Fr
PERSON abused aud that tcaiior Burr supported bv
who accuse ADAMS and CLAY.