Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
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SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. II 1907

by Tie toiiowin article il will be seen. that of tle
surviving electors who voted for Mr.. Jefferson on the
part OIL virginia IN 1901, all save Mr.. Giles, are suppor-
teTs o! the present Presidential incumbent IN opposi-
tioh 10 Zen. jackson. Notwithstanding, these are tho
men accused in the Lynchburg address, of attempt;nr
to Introduce the worst federal doctrines under DISGUISE,
These are the men pronounced, by the Discriminating
correspondent of Duff in the same town, TORIES,
The men who met at vanquished the federaMsts IN
1901, are called by the wise Of this generation. toy;es,
The editor of the Petersburg Inteiligencer has fallen
into a strange mistake. After reminding the puhlic Thar
Pentloton, Wythe and Roane, had been electors an,
had taken part IN politics, he says iii i, was right then.
II cannot be wrong now" Fans to he sure. would bs
ihe conclusion at other times and of other things; bur
II is not the conclusion OF Jachsonism. All things ara
reversed by Jacksonisn, and the rules Of reasoning
AMONG the rest. For example; Roads when recom-
"e"aed ~ Mr.. Jefferson, were deemed salu,ary and
constitutional. The protection of infant Haoufac,u-,s
recommended by him aad Mr.. Madison. was we'll ,.-
ceired, as illustrating their desire to emancipa,e H..
country OF British dependence. But what 50 es,ar,.
Ing" alarming. - ''consolidating,n .unequaI.n .un-
constitutional" and "oppressive,' as the same reco,p-
nendationS from President Adams9 Our government
mas Always CLAIMED entire reciprocity in her CORNER
ciai relations with England, and tho assertion of ,lis
principle by Jefferson and Madison was warmly mr.
'o'b'A' 'aN L 'CoIaCbl AuamS' atfpnDf Try
enforce the same principle is called, ssmad ~ ornisotie-
vous," 'sily," "weak," .'obstinate,n ..foolish - -
verse" "ignorant,'' diplomatic" isneeringly) and "ru.
nous" Doth not our brother of PETERSBURG. see fb,-
simplicity and observation-disclosures of his copc|us;o, ,t,-
what was right in Pendleton, Wythe, and Roa,e
must he right IN Brooke, Cabell and Carr? Undoubted-
" II Is ci'y wrong in them; il is called smadly shootina-
from their spheres" by The Enquirer, whose consisten.
cy SO well entities 1t to authority. If indeed, Brooke.
ct ce'era, were for Jackson, Mr.. Yancey's conclusion
world be sound; it would still be right in JUDGES e,
interfere in 4 national crisis; bat as thew are AGAIN,
jackson, it is all wrong AMI undignifcd. What rx
cid reasoner is Jachsonis.n,
i'f"m the Petersburg Inte!ligencer.
Tae J.3erSoa Electors Of 1860.
We hrars it stated recently that MIR. Madison, Mr..
GILES, Judge Brooke, Judge Cabeil, Judge Stuart. Dr ~
Of Brunswick. MIR. Mckinley Of Ohio, and Nj. Nc.,o".
Norfolk, are the only survivors ufthe cleo tors who :, Iscn
gave the vote Of this State to hIr. EFFERscN-,n ~,
All these Gentlemen, except Mr.. GILES, are in So
at MIR: ADAMS in opposition to Gen. JAcysoY. NJ, NJ.
pasIH OPINION was stated as matter of belief; bur NJ,
count appeared TO exist as 10 the others. Jud,a pno,".,
and j"tse HOLMES, who were also elected -, rho ""
ifn'' and who have died since Mr. AS election. na -.
10 hPre preferred him. When i'm addition 10 ,boao 80.
II rs recoHeci"d that Pickering of Massachusetts IIcmnS;,,
nf Pens. AlcLame and Ridgelry of Delaware, Rowan ~
Kentucky, Drayton us. G. Berriep of Geo.cia ,aS
"e o'ner icacn'g iederahsts in those states are zeaIous nv
rMieFs OF Gen. Jackson, we hope thai il will no mn -
@'''s"' mar me fePuotican panty, the political ms Of the je,-
ieTson school, are against tie administra,io linn i, II. .n.
contest. Tho convention which is to meet in Januar y y3i,
II is expected consist of many of the most distinGu;sir}
rgpuni'cans IN the Siate--amoug whom we have hea,f
Tie names Of Judges Brooke, CabrlI, Coalter. Carr ST.
art and Dadc, Col. Watts, formerly speaker of rho s.
ate. Chapman Johnson, &c. &c.
We have seen some objections made N ~, r,au.
V'"g critic" lot nr part in lie clection-but we bcliero ,ha.
~ the inst election of Nh ]. the venerable PenJleion a"5
y ythe We're Goth electors: and that in addition :, ,h.
Judges before named as having been electors. JUDI po,nn
Judge ifo'kenbrough, and several others ha We beer "nt'
srI"e"iiy elected to the same office. Ift was rich, d.
Al cannot be wrong now. ~"
900
"'@M f";|i-- The Jackson men 20 on cIa;pinr alt
Jes aH-noFa county but Noah has claimed. save ws
oe!ieve Columbia. The administration prints in Neu,
YORK have ceased even TO contradict hirn-tbev rive
'nll ewing TO Isis mendacity. Onondaro, Oncid,
Dhiohess, Lewis, have elected the administr ration t;cl,,,
by large Fnsjorites, bnt Noah protests fi,ey are T,ct--
son men. MIR. Sanford, an administration mar. is e,e,.
LED 10 the Senate, but Moses insists he is = Gen J,cI..
sonian. Ia one county, GcbEard, tue administrator,
candidate for the Senate, beat his antagonist coo vo,rs.
but "iordccai swears the assembly men in that count,
= '"c"so'Ians' The truth is, that except in the CT.
"''' 'e election has been no test. The regular nomi-
nations have generally succeeded, and that is all tL,,
can be Predioated with certainty. These reo,Iar n,
limitations we're made by the Republican pa,,r. and =,
van Buren, and his party are members of The Rcrrb.
hcan party, they have claimed all the gentlemen cleo.
ted by the effect OF regular nominations. In 80
instances they are claimed both as Jacksonians AMI
as administration men; and it is obvious that the ,,,on,-
we're goyencdby the single confederation of their bo..
ing the regularly nominated republican candidates-
'cPahiIcausm has trInmphed in New York: bpt moi.
thcr people nor candidates seemed 10 have considered
""e%S''ls" as Repubiicanisn. In the LARGO cities
alone the line was distinctly drawn between hdsmz
'"' . aoS'on' In the large cities, the foreigners, The
O1enIais, the sltnm aud refuse, which are found in al
large cities, sent for Jackson. The sound and heal.
10y yeornaury Of New York are against hin. We
speak conscieniiouSly 70 the best of our belief, vbeu
we say that setting aside the votes of the CITY Of New
Hofk and Albany, the vote of the state Of New York
Is as doubtful as before the late election.