Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

jdc Ito people oi il, da.np.,y were iu,ytstea aui
eh'''ea 10 Know the moral char'c!er OF him upon
whom they We're called 20 Lcs;rw The Iii II Office in
'He'r e" we uh'.esitansly republishei much of.
Mr.. Arnolds circular rs applied 10 Mrs Jackson If
ms s'rctnrcs upon Mrs. Jackson we're true ana COZ,
responding as they did it tic universal tro,r ami
oeei OF ms part OF the world, Kentucky aud Tonnes
see, we had every reason to believe them true. we
"'ush' men, we thinH now. that the people ought
not, would not elevate Gen. Jackson TO the Presideu,
cJ As directors of public press. relied upon by
certain portion of the community for correct jnforua
"on' we feH IL incumbent upon to spread this nfor
nation before the public We do not reaen, this step
IN the least-we would take it again to.norrow--
We are not TO be oVerawed by the donuuciaiisns of
Gen jackson or his hrelings. We are not TO be init
inflated by his bnes, or driven from orr course by
the hvpocrtical lanan ions set up for Mrs jackson
by men, who are themselves in the daily hourly habit
OF stabbng the characters of political adversares in
tue dark Suffice il to say, ne implicitly believed in
Arnolds structures, and we thought the affair TO which
they alluded, Of such character as TO demand rene
raj diffusion. We have seen nothing 10 make US re,
greet or COURSE.
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passed TO the lands OF hlessrs. Grner, Davis IL Co..
MIR Giimer had prev iousy edited il for brief space
and IN sty lie which renders his SECOND and mt
accession TO the Editorial corps, matter OF congra-
'ua''oh 10 the public; interested the public is, tina,
So formidable All engine as the Press should bu directed
oy hands of competent SKILL and frrnness
We are happy TO find NIr. G,l,ner and ourselves
agreeing, mostly, perhaps may say entirely. on
pr'ncipfe We agree with him in an ardent attach
'nent to the Union Of these States and III the unyjeld
ing determination 10 expose to the people every at.
Tempt, MASKED III nnsnased direct Indirect 20 dis.
splve IT. and 10 mark for public reprotation its an
thoTs, aiaers ami ahei;ors We agree that an admin
iIraon of the Cons,u inn nearly as possible 10 the
letter, and an economy rigid IA the SECURING the
hest talents COR The PUBLIC service will admit are the
best securities for the perpeuy of the Constitution
and the Union. In the application of these princi-
pies, 10 the men and measures of the day We differ
lie secs the Of Federal usurpaton come rojno
of' 40 o'eF"hein lie Stale Governments; we, exerng
cur vision 70 tic utmost, can nothing more alarm.
ing than might always have been seen since I739-
inc government administered in the same spirit and
pursuing IN ti'e main the very of measures
" rose VISION Is tue siapest perfectly content
i" eave to tue decision OF time; 6elng in tire mean
lime that satisfaction from conviction of the honest
sincerity OF Tho new contractors of the Central Cir
etc. fire want OF which we sometimes forced TO
regret IN others of our political afre.saries
On another subject still interesting we are still
happier 10 concur-the necessity namely of rr~nrcr
atins the Constitution of Virginia. We are glad OF
so efficient associate in the noble enterprise of ell
deavorins to free Virginia from the absurdities and
to
Consttnion, and of enabling her to reea in her moral
and political standing in the Union. We will receive
at this Office for the Central Gazette
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