Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-01

~ EAel'0"s-En Missouri, Edward Bates, Eso a GENT
qua" Oh worth and talents and friend aud supporter
the Administrations elected to Congress from that Stat
h by large @ajori,y his oppou.n, Mr. so,, In IND
a'sa Jonathan Jennings vl,i,u,
Mr. Smith is elected in place Mr. les, tho ,.s, p
preventative Both Mr.. Jennings and Mr. Smith are en-,
porcrs Of the Aimiuisra alton. The Cincinnati ,;az.,
states that from verbal received, Mr. Cook re
elected from Illinois.
ttappears that William Halle, Esq flicnG of Gencr;
Jackson elected from Mississippi 10 fill the vacancy oc
e2soned by MIR. Raukins death 1t is also stated tina
there "wcrc four candidates 1912 votes were given
which Mr. Halle received 1865. The lowest Of the o,h,
three received OIL The election was not conducted upoi
grounds OF opposition support Administration Blu
benjamin. whorcceived the second highest vote 1OiG
was an aVowed supporter of the Administration"
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hcnftckyWe led into an error in ON, Last, ,s 70
the result of the late for the State of
" 'i' pleased to see that the old Court party have OBJ
decided majority in both branches of the Lcei.la
ih'S' we trust will lead to regular aud lawful adj
81 JUSTICE and that the State may speedily re-
'' peace an" quiet friendship and confidence which
d'sohganzed and inefficient laws have so much pn.;,d
Inc kentucky Reporter contains following remarks
The Elecon-With the contest which, has ms, ,o;
az ne PoS IN the several counties this State between
the SOD aud .Nttc Court" parties-he .tCons,;,,,
"u dtSo'So"ferS, the "hehetSand anti reiie"-ve hone
VIII end all further controversity on the disir,cnr %
which !oi number fyears past, have disgr cei our
commonwealth Although the returns are iucomnIr,c
nave oeen received 10 satisfy both parties that the
ehns OF the Constitution have riumphcd. There will he
majority in both branches against the e-orpan;zi,g a
oil lS@4 which brought the New Court into existence aud
we nave as much confidence in patriotism of the defeat
ry Us 10 believe that they will submit the will
o the majority. The voice of the P.opI. in ,
must be respected; and after decisive ox
peSssioh OF The Peoples will tins subject last wear
hrmed AS has been the present. there can he no nm
tie part OF the leaders of the minority Sort of Ero,
which can justify their perseverance in course of -
so universally condemncd and destructive to the
and order of society. We, therefore repeat our
wisi' mat our party collisions may cease and that a n ma
carFSy embark IN the good work of restoring har,onv
Feestabsing justice, obliterating former errors and no
moung Inc best Interests of the community.
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Mr.. GIsr, one of the Representatives in Congrcss
from south Carolina, III circular letter TO his cons
tuents, dated from w ashiugton, Nav g. giyes the fol
ng opinions as TO tie motives by which the leaders
OF the opposition party are influenced The extract
WIN PROBABLY be considered more worthy OF attention
by many when ii is rccolected that Mr. Gist is the
colleague of Messrs. NlcDunie, Hamilton &c and
usually voted with Them:
81 believe of the cppos,,ion MARTY ,ro ,,. ::
their views; do sincerely believe that the princinnl
ieaues OF that party are actuated will, a view TO pub
nc interest," but to turn the other party Office in or
uer that ne may get into office, divide lonves and
nsles, and honor of Office do acquit and bonorabIv dis
Gh"se "e"erai Jackson of this charge believe hin, an
honest, intelligent and virtuous man, nd of
opposition rally round General Jackson,s popuari, and
abuse the administration, to raise themselves into r,,
and honor with other views than own promotion
II these men had the power should expect better adj
miniSraon from them than the present incmmlens of the
present administrations for such are ot To he drpene
on for the public good"
This honest, unsolicited opinion of one or tbcr o,n
party we seriously recommend to those who can see no
'hi'g but pnrity patriotism, and consistency in The
conduct OF the opposition, and who at the same tire at
tribute corruption, and every shade and kind of political
lniquIy TO the Administration.
Mr. Gist, in his further observations reG.rs IN fa
amendment proposed TO the constitutions for so mnch of
whch rs provides Tor taking the election of President
from the House he voted, the ground of his belief
that "there will not soon be again an election bv the
t"Pie on the irSt election" This opinion from one
VINO voted tor Gen. jackson, and who remains one of
his partsans, recommend 10 those ho tell lie viii
such confidence in their tone, that the General will
votes.
MIR Gst declines being candidate for reelection
in consequence of the i'll state of his health We hone
me sentiments IN his valedctory which we have quot
co. VIII be engrayen on the memory OF his successor.
MT journal.
he Richmond InIiana) Public T.edgerexpresses The
ohowing OPINION IN relation to the feelings of the pro
pie OF that State towards the Administration:
So far as we able to Judge from sentiments ex
pressed at varons places in this State during the hate
anniversary celebration, public opinion is decidedly and
uniformly favorable TO The existing Adinstration-and
the opposition is scowled upon in many ply and in
dignant toast.
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letter to the Editors, from gentleman in Union
county Indiana under date of the list of July saws
mat MT Adams is rapidly gaining friends in that state
and II he pursues the course he has TAKEN will certainly
secure the vote of Indiana the next election Great
cxertons said 10 be making by the Jackson party
10 put down MIR. Test, of the Representatives. in
Congress, but ii is the opinion Of the writer that the
effort will be aborvc. Calhoun he saws is politically
dead and buried. The Congressional election through
out the state, took place the 9Th instant.
.1Ler. GaS.
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From the Richmond En0uiyer
The following given on the 4th JULY nj Canton
ment Chnch, near Pensacola, [Col. Cluich presiding
and Com Warrington of the guests J are at once a
proof OF lhe strong hold which Cen. Jackson has nnnn