Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26
Vol. III.-No. 70.

| OF the administration have adopted n which
ltils most striking contrast TO that of their oppo
nents No assaults made the private character
OF General Jackson; effort is made 10 drag him Il ON
the circle OF private life and hold him up the public
eye 10 provoke Indignation excite anger His pub
lie acts may be examined his pretcnsons assailed, bis
fitness scrunized;- this is leg innate mode of
fare, but surely but the base of purpose and ba
ser III mind, would descend 10 become drop
per, spy, order 10 make the habits and pursuits
OF social life the subjects OF maevolent distortion and
public opprobr in. Such practice, however, If it
denote the virulence of the opposition indicates also
ITS extreme weakness. Desperate indeed must be the
cause which only be sustained by private SANDER
and personal abuse; and success reasonably be
expected from the of such psT uments rs from the
assaults OF mud pelng rabbc 4 fortress.
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Great efforts made in different parts of the Union
10 excite the People with reference next Prcsi-
dental election, which is than wears dis
tant. Hitherto the fermentation does not seem 20 have
been cGectuaL The good, heahhy,sense of the coun-
try ressts what is premature; and finds respite from
the stimulus of acrimonious hunoIs and violent pas
sons, both sanitary and grateful, In proportion The
People allow themselves DC inlamed will be the ir-
regular agitation OF The next Congress- and of course,
the waste perversion of the time OF that BODY and
TIC putiic treasure n money and character
MAT. Gas.
SEASONS OF ELECTIONS.-Eect of State
Officers and Representatives Of the Goth Congress,
have commenced hand in many of the States
These elections in many places the interesting
the times of service of the following Senators of tue
United States are nearly expired, and their
be supplied by appointments TO six years, by the Lee
glsatures of the states to which they belong:
Maine, John Holmes.
Vermont, HOratio Seymour.
New York, Martin Van Buren,.
New.Jerscy, Joseph M'Ilvaine dec.
Pennsylvania, William Findlay.
MARYLAND, Samuel Smith.
Delaware Thomas Clayton.
Virginia. John Randolph
Ohio, Benjamin Ruggles.
Indiana, James Noble
Rhode Island, Asher Robbins.
Tennessee, John III. Enon.
Mississippi, Powhatan Ellis.
Missouri, Thomas H. Benton.
Bal. Patriot
No SET q! Jolly Republicans in the enjoyed them
selves more heartily the late snnvereary than the
la borers on the Ohio Canal Among the toasts given
at the Celebration the Licking Summit, we select
me following Peol,ie'S Press.
BY Samuel Morris.
Here's To President Adams,
Likewise Henry Clay.
Drink about your liquor hovs,
This is an independent day.
Drums beating and horns bowing cheers.
by John Buel, (the cook The enemies of the Ohio
Canal-NIay their bread be sad and their beans half
boiled, their butter stale their potatoes small their
pork too salt and o dressed over Il smoking fire.
Music, and 90 cFIeers!!!
BY l.. Baher.-Feilow T.ahorcrs on the CanaI-CIav
is The best material we know Of for strong work; Nav
we have Clay III councils, Clay cabinet CLAW
in our hearts, ana Gay in the Presidential chair
cheers.