Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17

of Geo iv. oh. 49, the pnrt orI;rea Britain an,
the foreign tonnage duty aud additional mpo,t upon Bi,
ish vessels, on the enumerated ports the part ,
States, should y" mutually repealed !rth proposal shou
be accepted, it may bn carried into ejI"c by act o
parliament upon the passage u which the Presidents proc
an'aiion would iinediutc!y DC issued may agreed
upon hy convention, which YOU hereby authorised
sSn and 70 transmit ft ratification. \ fun powe
is enclosed 10 be- used required. The act of par,mcn
nr the C"nvenan. should be explicit removal of nj
discriminating duties and charges, IMPOSED by pa,
Lament or by Colonial laws and !; should apply tn an ~,
enumerated ports. Should iha offer b. declined Won a.,
receive nay proposition which rnay I've matte III its s.oaJ
for reference to this Government
Fcom BE I!,ligna is,corlsr or lrr,-I -
! There Is great cry among certain ren,,cr,en nj
The orpos!tiou that hcir cause is pro~resSnp in rove
IN almost every place, ad tia, they will succeed
"Ecre' III 'he name OF cni';non snnse ask, has
this great gain ,a&en place. Is il il. :i eastern States
where they carn"t muster presidential vote, IL II
IN New York where vast majority oc e pecnc are
known TO be against them, Mr.. Van Ereu's o.tc,ion
ny Tie friends oi both parties, TO The contrary oyiS
Standing? IA it in New-Jcrscy y here tho, cra hoe,
zen about four months ago bv more than 5000 n,s;o,v
and where there arc almost daily Indications Of changes
IN favor OF the administration? Is il in Pennsylvania
where changes IN favor OF Mr.. Adams are co,iinual
taking place III va-loua quarters OF the State and
where efois IN eject legislative nomination. have
been decidedly opposed, and haze hitherto fmiicj? Is
II IN Mary land, here majority CT ,b. I,ci,a
ure and majority Of the candidates for Con.r,
friendly tn the admnisrann were chosen at Tie las,
ai'n'nai election: Is 1t III Virginia, where the people
III numerous counties, bTCOrN decidedly moro
friendly 10 My Adams ;an formerly ard where the
hero Of Roanoke, tho champion of the onpos;,iuc was
defeated in his attempted q. c:ion 10 tie SENATE
anu gentleman appointed his SUCCESSOR, whaIn he
opposition are abusing for his proforer.ccs 10 ATcssts
Adams aud Clay, ana on accoun! OF whose s:cce.s
one Of the papers Of that party, has rul a., ,nur:n:no
is III Ohio. where candidates for Congress from
ont Of the ii districts of that Staa were elected ard
whero Tie Senator friendly TO the administration has
recently boon elected by the legislatures, large ma
i"ri,y OF whom fr;en;!ly? Or i. il in Eennckp
where vast majority OF the people friendly TO HE
adminisr ration, and where lis strength, is ipcre,sin
for which! have tic 1n.t positive a,.,,.arc,s fro,
gentlemen Of the Ii S! standing in that State :a, ti.e
vote will DC for AR. Adals ari where resolutions cor,
,nit'i':g them TO the cause of Gen Jackson were de-
'eatod! tr IN Illinois, where 'csUiut lens of like CT
'ect, failed 10 pass the Legislature, and where the rrn
efa system ticket will bring in ali ike Adams alectors'
is II IN INDIANA where rc5ou: ions, approving the nea-
sueS OF the administration passed ~ overwhelming
majority: Or in Missouri, who're candidate for Con-
gress, avowcdiy friendly 10 aIr 4 larns was elected
ty the people, at the last election: Or is it il Len,
isiana, where majority Of all tic votes Given in iha
state tor Members of Congress, in avor of;,e
administration, AMI two Of tic three members f
Congress from tho State, both friendly TO it, we're
gam elected, while tie charge Of icgratiude was
brought iii, against ts act OF the pcCnle hy The opDo
sitioa and where highly respectable ncn.cer Of The
legislature, IN one district, for arcayng himself in ia
Yor CT Tire jackson candidate for Congress lost his e.
lection, and was deserted for t':4 reasoa BY voters
who had before been pledged 10 sn:por; h!ir Wiera
then IS the boastcd increast Il is ccrai!y pct many
OF the States VIC have named ard get according TO The
Wild theories of political doctors the Cen
cTaPs popularity about oyerran the whole conn
try, ard Mr.. Adams is douse bis Gag almost win,
Ont contest. In the States above named Mr. Ad,n,s
almost certain OF ~ Votes an! perhaps more; while
IS more than probable, he viii receive some votes
from PcnnSyivaIa Delaware aDi Virginia white So are
I'll that are necessary 10 elect i; With such ev;-
Gcuces OF the decline Of their power 1t is most marvel
I1ns that the 'Alosac expedition, claim snci p,eoon-
GcFaicc as '''ey co. and affect Be so sr % success
~ y i..tc
10 be true, Why such asonis!;nr oxcro,s uai;ip~
IN every State, where hope OF succcss can find room
2r solitary !ay' WHY arc So many Ibo!sarIs of I
lars raised by private contributions 10 subsliz2 press
cS To PRINT abuse against the rulers of the ma o,:s-
why are large funds provided pay ircipn c,i,,rs
ana 10 deiraJ the expense OF sending thousands Of pa
pSTS ABROAD gratis among TIE people ri The several
States, tor The purpose Of currptirr :,lrr oDlon,o-
ana why % Senators and representatives,, aUd rene
f"ES ana a'Vy eTS, Of wrD; afc of this State al.
propTiae out ofthc overnwngs of their pockets !arre
f''' 10 od up establishments aud circulate news.
papers TO abuse all who govern, that they MAJ ride o.
yer uie nccS of:nen, whose regulations ihey hayc ,s
cssayed to i"nrc, into the Offices of those flncfora-
RES whose moral aud Official doa tbs they have SO vn
endeagorcd 10 ciEcCt3 WHY all this we
ask, u their cause IS already so .T7p!ailf and the
people are so decidedly favor Of their candidate for
""oin at such vast expense, support to be pclascd
IN The Legislature of Louisiana there are 40 mem
bcrs in favor ofhc administration Of The General coz
orn'ncni aud q opposed thereto
GOO
Mr.. hot INC representative Of i;r Sishu5y CNosh
C"r"'nNl District in the last Congress it, address 10 bi
c"S"""" says; Tie Journals IF Corrgrgs vim sl,o.r
hat ." many national subjects hays dis,rrcsd viii, Mn,
Administration. My opposition tn Z, ari.z from, d,,
Source i'on INC charge q inruo, bargain q od .anarc-
"ri Inch has bccn profcly promulgated froo, On.
crd the Continent the oicr. which t;,. All ,,I
o"n'pr's mr. 5'Y 10 not and never did bcliavco
In the last Pc iinnt;al Election, Mr. Lose, ,,- -
advocate Tor ar. CI:A-Yoao YARN
go
LS'ia't can 'aa Circular II 1ohu H. BRYAN l.. Late Re-
rrrscm'a"e IN Congress Gru TIC fotrii, N,,,, :.
D',iric, To- III, Constituents: ""'"''"'
81 believe onr present Chief magistrate TO DO =, on
hg1icnH" aod experienced Statesman, and ilat he ,s
honestly Ii=pOsei 10 promote What he deems ,o no.
and the greatest interests of orr country. Tho -
nos o Congress w,II stcr t',a have not yeLci ~,
administration Unfortunate -uproft nor L,y !
'ecn ga;dad bv bn'i ara! "~".nj'o"d opposition. :
~ D"'' NV, 80 - s'.I ''eff measure proposed