Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

al ths city, opposed 10 GicGtOa prescription, and MD
tdTy ,Hic invited 10 meet ut TamIIany Hall, to
express their sentiments TIC Presidential Question
few days previously the ,nung friendly 10 tic
election o! General Jackson had met III the place
and mustered between and three hundred
On Saturday evening the great of Tarnmanv
,iai-capat!e, u Is said OF containing 200 persons
was almost filed and upon computation. is supposed
that eighteen hHdred persons present. The SIGHT
was indeed most cheering tie spirit ard ui-
ann'ity evnced and well is it remarked in tie X at
Advocate Of fiis morning. HAT 1.-the rising generation
will protect the rising destinics of tle Repubc.n This
meeting decides the fate of the jackson ticket in this
city tchch 1"i3 je 6eGien. The proceedings follow
borrow the language Of the Post. when SIC with
more truth and better cause than it did. say thai
IVY cannot omit 10 make them warm cOnrrat
n4atioGs their activity in coming al this mo
,nen, and irving 10 inGsc portion of that viaour into
the community which The crisis demands; and Of which,
doubt not, we shall see the happy result when the
time comes for their E1alSIug themselves felt. The Ian
guage they have adopted is well suited TO ihcir purpose
and cannot fail to every young man who feels as
he ought for the honor and welfare of his country"
MEETING OF REPUBLICAN, YOUNG MIN.
al a meeting 0f ii'c Republican Young men OF lie
city OF New York, friendly To The National Admins
traion, SAMUEL 5. GARDNER was called to the
char, and EDWARD WILLrrT appointed Secretary.
Fhe following address and resolutions ,;crc adopted
naninousll:-
ADDRESS.
RcpuJhc0n !Unnr Men and FELLOW Cii.tas:- We
have hee convened this occasion IN pliance
with the sacred usage OF our country, publicly to de
clare adherence OF that dictaou winch letters The
minds, and that prescription wh;ch enslaves the souls
of frcemeH. pretended majority OF tic General
Republican Committee, in violation Of long establish.
ed rules have w=0tOnIy abused the confidence Of their
party and openly disrcgardcd the wishes and interests
OF te people, by violently putting forward candidate
for e next presidency, selected for te base purpose
of promoting their selfish ard dangerous ambition
hen the delegated pos Of the party llilcssly
employed FOR private advantage, the voice OF
should be loud, and The Indignation Of pure and lcc
people publicly expressed against such dangerous
of Unprecedented treacbory. The vigilance OF i,e
people is demanded when and insidous plans
devised for seziug upon the solid Of blessings,
the constitutional power Of thinking and choosing for
ourselves; aud the unauthorized mandate commanding
under the ctuc penalty Of persecution aud prOcrp
ton TO give our hta and voices for General Andrew
Jackson the next President Of these UnHcd States
ought to be resisted dating attack upon the iber
~ of people, composing lhe only true republic
the face OF the globe. If civil and moral qualifications
are deprived of their weight and receive Just est
nation among Us, when about TO confer Tho
highest honor that nation Of lrecrpen bestow, tbs
Intelligence virtue and energy Of counrypen vii
be depressed TO that low standard which abandon
solid strength for feeble srerdor and hasens TO
with reward every military chiefain, whose deceptive
Recommendation may consist IN lie pride, pomp am
circumstance Of martial Touown
i For upwards Of half century millions have enjoy
Cd the uninterrupted blessing Of Sell organized &C