Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01

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The kentucky Advocate cou6,ms the election of
Mr. Calhoun the administration candidate in the late
Dr. YouDe's District His majority is 7Oor 80.
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me EoSl Room Leaer--A correspondent from
rowhaan, and one from county higher up lash this
celebrated letter and its Infamous unknown author
WIN most Just and unnerciul severity. They call
upon the senate OF the T. States, 10 purge itself his
presence o the report is that he belongs TO that body
and to clear the fountain bead Of national honor and
legislation of the foul pollution.
We should lay one of these communications before
the public but for IFS administrations upon peirbbo-
ring print We owe but little in the nv of courtesy
to that print but ready exouera,e pu bic
", as we have been prompt to deerd it privately a
gans' injustice It's editors have enough sins of their
own TO answer for, without being saddied with those OF
others We DO not blame them for publishing the
east room '.tter--nor for declining TO rive up the
name OF the author, hitherto The letter was such a
one as any editor in the world would have published.
and we have thought that nothing Blu. self yindcat;op
or the protection of the reputation of Others shoud in
duce them to surrender the name Of their correspon
dent: not that he does richly deserve punishment
but to give up his would not merely be 10 npnsb
cut TO onthaaie bin. As person has suffered or !.
like 10 suffer, from his scapdaous msr approximations
save himself aud the editors of the Enquirer no nerson
has right I'D our opinion 10 claim bis discovery l.
Tor the editors OF the Enquirer to determine ;ftbe;
share OF iUur" is sufficient 10 induce them 10 surre,
der him. If his pane is surrendered, our correspop
dents will probably be grsticd By his expulsion from
the Senate or the House OF Representatives whicheve,
IT is that is how honored by his presence.
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| Georsid-Therei is evident. though secret, reou,
sion, between the original Jacsonans in Georgia and
those who have become since the last election The
first or the Clark party, incapable of uniting will
the last TIuup side. Seeniing to unite in favor al
jackson, they disagree in all things else. The Trouu
party predominant in the Legislature aud accordingly
Gen New nan, Secretary of State, and leading mem.
Der OF tue Clark faction has been dismissed from Office
D! way OF retaliation for the OF the jackson men
against tue appointment of Mr. Crawford us Judge
appears probable, that two electoral tickets will be
run in Georgia-both for Jackson as President. BIN,
differing as 20 the Vice President. Mr. Crawford,s
friends will not support Calhoun (who in truth deserves
no great favor at their hands, while lie is the choice Of
'he Gar Kites The !aterhave already made out their
ticket. at the head Of which stands the Gen Newnar
referred to above. The purpose of supporting Mr.
Calhoun is net avowed BY the trainers of this ticket
they merely say 'it seems highly probable there viii
De but one candidate 70, Vice President" (the gentle
men will find themselves mistaken in Mis.l Thu
Clark party is in lean minority in Georgia. and i
may be safely inferred that Calhoun II not receive The
vote OF that state for Vice Presidential Jackson doe
tor President Every consideration of self respect
and OF feeling towards Mr. Craw ford ought TO Undue.
The 4eorgians to vote against both Calhoun aud Jack
SON.