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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

Georgia and he United Glafes-W.l.. j..
ten wondered why it wa, that GeaIgi =,
ed 50 much temper IN her controversy val |
national government, respecting the ce.... :
the Greek territory. We coold not ,eler :, VI
desire iol territorial dgetehdi7cmer, f., va
would add neither 10 hef re peerabiIit ~ 'poe
intrinsic power, Nor cold So .,ipr il = W ',
Of her indian geietbors, for IL 3 lad b,ss@ s5,.u
weak any longer 10 excite any ec,ing Of f..
But ~ are no longer al 4 loss for Tie e :
the u,enacing stand vi ch he Oeore,, -.
i've tool, and in which i vas parnh ,.g,
ed by tho people OF the State. II a re,,.o,
" these lands are all put up as prizes: and .s
~ free white mar of a certain age has a..
III the lott ~ Thus, each one Of In I{'
serves the New York Americana y
rect personal inlel"s' IN ohtainiue thc.c f,,S.
rishtfully OF wro,g I'll y and to counterha.ne
this positive interest, there is nothing bpt ii. -
neral and vague telling ofthe Obligation, O. ~
tee ~(alwayN feeble when the Indians At, fiji,
parties 10 b" oppressed and Of respect Ion III,
laws of the Union, which is laid 10 rest, by as.o.
ming in this instance, that Inc laws are unpa .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

PfrERsRuRG, Fe5. l6-The Annual Confer,
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, com
mcnced It's session in this place yesterday morn
my. We understand that the Rev. Bishop.
Mckendree, Roberts, and 5oule, presides and
that about 40 Ministers belonginqto TIE Itineran-
cy are here besides a number OF visitors from
different quarters OF this and the adjacent State.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23
Total Sl5,045, 6l2 20

Horitgof imttaiioa.-lhc House of delegates
Of Maryland has passed a bull giving to the Go
Limitation Society $1,000, annually to BE- expend-
ed N the transportation oUree negroes from that
State.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

ltappears from the Report made from the
Department of state to the House OF Representa-
uyes, that the claims Of American citizens on
the governments OF France, Naples, Holland,
and Denmark, for vessels and their cargoes, un-
lawfully taken and condemned, amounting 10
$1,000. 6l2 %, VIZ.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

BrThe length ofAir. Giles's Repoff -
as several other articles shich could 49, - VI
postponed, compels US 10 defer several : =
paragraphs. -N'afd
"A Subscriber" is excluded by tn
cause. sa0t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10


At n Numerous meeting OF lie frcsiuldArs of tho ,.s,o
part "fths county of @s@3srics, holden al The hons. y sEon
Josiah i"rhh"ft, on TAa&iay The @5tb day of Octnbrr.
t"F she purpose Of choosiEg 5~tlsgatcs IN the conyrn.+,, -
ne ho'd al isic!imond on the II OF JauuaIv n,yfl =, r,,,
nm electoral tiHkct for The State of Vi-c!nia; Eohd,f ~.
GS2. was'alled 10 tho chai., and Hiyii4m Corr ,,n;r.o,
sPrteiafP' when the following resolutions were nd,r.r1
wiihoU' Il dissenting voice. '
Hcsa]Feh That we have e"ti'c confidence in Tie ia lenrs.
ia:fGfHy aud civil attainmruts ofJofn O. Adams and ,L..
we VII use every honorable eAcrion to promote his re-.
election to the presidency.
FeS'trea' That We approve tho policy OF tie present adj.
rH'H'''f"t,""' ana tnai we are grateful for The blessings wa
ENJOY under the auspices Of IL government promn,in, in,e,
nal Improvement. '
RssoAsed, That we d~isapprove Of a caucus com,cses n
members "r the legislature, aS we have Dc !cclisd no such
power TO the"n, having elected chem to enact lave ard No.,
To dictate e. 4 free peo:]a whom We shall si,,i,ott =, ,rrsi-
DEM ofthe United States. 20
f'cS'fred' That we approve c: sending delegates 60 ,hc
ran|'nuo" to be holdat Riconond Gu Inc 81. Of Ianuar;
nfXt' aud that Gen. Josiah Lockharr, O.ed wa ito. 40
Al"JaI Seth Mason. W ilIiar1 r. Page and Ieichard w. Bar.
Ton, l4f1rs. he requested to relpcseut this crunry.
h'eSo'rrd' fhat tlre secretary Of this mee1iua be recuce,.
cd to forward these proceedings to such meetings. nc ,c
hereafter 10 he held in this county for tho uu,unse Of r,n.
"'ntirE the e!ertIon Of John q Adams. r.
RsSoFtH, That the proceedings OF This rnec,i,r bo r,I.
lished in both the Winchesicr papers. '
ROBERT MUSE. Chairman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
KANAWuS.

81 n meeting OF tie citizens of Karawha county
opposed TO tie election of Gen Andrew jackson To mo
l ieS'uehc!, convened 5Grecably 10 notice heretofore
gwen, at iteCouft House thereof for the p,rcoso n
appointing Delegates TO represent Them in fnc Cnnnven.
ton TO he held Ia lie city Of Richmond 4, rrn;pato
Electors for tie State of Virginia rho NAV be frinnIlr
10 the present administration of Tie general govern
tnent; Me. Andrew Parks was called 10 The Cb,;r .ra
benjamin II. Sr,,h appointed Secre.ary Tbo 49,,
Ing being organized, is object was e.rIained j., . cr..-
and able manner by Lewis Rnfflrr. Frr ,eb, NJ.
followed by Coz. Juseph Lowell, in Il very r!rovrn,
""dress' IN wlIIch Tire reasons why Gen. Jackson siould
not be elected President of the United States wrro
enforced with great ability; and closed his remarks. ~
proposing that a Committee DC appointed by Tire
chairman, TO prepare resolutions exprrss,pr the ,hi,,,
and views OF TINS meeting: wlereupon, {jol. Iosepb
LoVCIi. Dr. :. Patrick, JoseDh l. Fry, Tari. Ruff
neT, and Charles r.. Baldwin. Esqs wcre arr,,uiol.
who, having retired a short time, returned All ,.h
ml'''d 10 I'VE meeting the Olloaine preamble and 70
solutions, which were unanimously adopter.
YOU ~ common with nIsir fsiro,r els
z'ns' iakc ? deep interest III the present st5!c or f,.tre
brought upon The Country by the rrpdior election NJ
President Of the United States: an ele,,;,,n ,,,,~l, =,
DC dcG'dfh, upon no question uf rational rDL.cy mr. -
s''ut'onai law, not upon the fitness aud u3,liGc,t,,n,
o! t.e Individual s0ugnt TO be cieclCd; bni rpon min
C'f'gs more Gang rons and alarming. The Pcurle o
we CN'ted Staies are divided upon the oypstio, ,,ksp,
or a nero military man. rossessir~ TO n,o c,,j;r.-t;a-
10 Ill him tor the hich and resuuDsible ogire NJ prce;
dent OF Tie United States, shall be preferred 4, III,
present incumbent. whose long tried integrity. rx-
Ia'ehce an" caPafj'y' omincnt!y e1alifr lin for ilt
discharge OF It's aT6uous dutics. Your CDirYiifoc M,
INC mere surprised that such 2 question should srriops
y agltate Fugiuia, when they remember that scarce
three years since, when the former Presidential r'sc
uou was pcndng, the name Of Andrew Jackson. al
ways remembered with gratitude FOR his military ser
wees, was SCARCELY mentioned as probable preside-
Of the United States but with unfe;gncd alarm AMI any
icty Tor TIE safety Of the Republic, your Commute
eau perceive 10 glcd, rcsscH lrr ICFcsjnp q C5uH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

40 non resident: ooners 9 Ono and Kentucky Lands.
'HNHE Subscriber intending TO reside in the CITY of
n Cincinnati, respectfully offers his services To- the
c'izens OF Virginia and others. proprieiors of lands ip
the States of Ohio and Kentucky, in the capacity. of
agent TO pay taxes and make sales. Owners of lands.
oisp"sed 10 employ the undersigned, can either commu-
nicaie with him, al Rich,pond, by the 18th of Nov. o.,
deposit the amount OF taxes in any one of tie Banks in
tue city OF RIchtnond, to his credit, and notify him
thereof; and If sales are desired, transmit a power of
Attorney for the purpose, when t!cy< may rely upon
then business being faithfully attended TO.
The Undersigned wall add, that il is also his design to
practice law in Cincinnati AMI ia The Federal Courts of
Oaio and Kentucky.
All letters by mail must be post paid, or they will not
be attended tn. JAMES SOCJUG
Oct. 2l-Gf
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PUBLIC SALE.

2 virtue Of a deed Of t,ust executed by Richar I'd X.
-1 Jones OF CHESTERFIELD, to the Subscribers, OH the loth
Gay of june, 1872, and recorded in The clerks ulucs vi
Amelia, for purposes therein mentioned, we shall proceed
70 sell, at pnblic auction, GA the premises, to the highest
bidder Tor cash, on Saturday the eighth day Of Decembei
next. at i2 O'Clock, Nj. tie Plantation in Amelia whetcon
tho said Richard X. jones formerly resided, containing "a
bout ooo acres, together with all the appurtenances there
"nto beionging, or so much thereof as will be necessary 10
i'fse the Amount now due upon the trust deed aforesa i'll,
VAN the Gusts and expenccs of executing the trust. Such
t''ir as is vested in the subscribers will be conveyed, which
; believed a. be indisputabic. GEORGE IVES.
SIMON L. MORGAN.
Now ~,
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tA1gE;E- . = c&so ExlanarsrYRg@S
LEE COUNTY,

NJ Meeting ola portinn ofthe Citizens of &C Counfv.
friendly Ia the p'csent administration az the General Goy.
erninen', held NJ Lee Cunt House, virginia. ON Wednce.
day, the 24'h day ufoct. 1897,
J"hn L. Mactariane, Esq WAS unanimously chosen PIE.
s'dent vt the meeting, and Maj. Alexander ". Mills, Sc
cretnry.
1t" object Of the meeting was explained Inv Col. John
L. sharp wh'.s"pHn The following Preamble and Iiusolu-
tions were unanimously aGrerd upon.
whereas IN ;'e opinion Of this meeting, TIC concerns of
Inc National Government have been a pruder,,y md
w.Sely administered, under the present t:xecu,iv. rc ,o
| hIt"d Sia'rs, as they have been under any nr.vinrs al.
'ninistraiion: And, that. il would be the ccns,n,ma lion nj,
folly, 10 rriinauisb the ccTiainties of Prosperity for ,hu IN.
iure, which ihe past conduct OF The present. Administration
mas Justified MS respecting, for tho rntricd services of nav.
rulers ana the uncertain results which mirhi be the conse-
fuencr oi = change cf the ADMINISTRATION:
IheTgoTs, L1scITtd, That this meeting viii ,nrn all nv,
ana proper measures IL promote the = election Of jSoh,
Quincy Adams Il" the Presidency of the United St.,cr.
Ri&HtFf6, That Col. Eobeii &. Fuikersou. Nini,m "
AiacIar!ane. Es9. john 3lcEe"a, Esq. John Patterson. Es1
and Mai. Alexander ". Mills. he appointed a COMMUNE
OF Correspondence, who shall lie authorized +, corrasnr,,l
WIN other Committees throughout tie State OF Virginia. 10
promote the objects niiAe foregoing risniu.ions.
RtS0fced, I'hnt Col. john D. Sham he or,,in,s1 =
Delegate to 'ae Convention which is IN meet in r chr,,r3
ON ;he e'r"md Tuesday in january next, for the , ,ynosr NJ
forming an electoral ticket in tie Stale of girajn;a. fam.
rAhl" I" me fr election Of John Quincy Adams.
j2rsoirrd, That The nrocerding of This mcs,inr no sir,o6
by the ffesi,irnt and Secretatxgand published in the Con.
s!ii"'ionni Wing. And ,heoseting adjourned.
JOHN S.1~9faCFARLANE; P,esidcr,
AEENANEER. tA-h liz
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of'egislaiion; but in ocr,er to "sroport me cnusc % Gen
'/Got%oa"-and this he Is willing 10 10 for The ~plt;ancc
OF "Siefy ftoo cents Gnd a har per dam What aston
!Sn'is patriotism! what wonderful selt-deDial is exhibi-
tea 10y IL modern Eabricusi He cares not for la1nei
mot ne! but consents 10 spend tie whole winter al
oo'iulo,ls, and 'aGr Tor "J;d iicgory,D with all his
ihiGhs, tor Jast as much OF '.tle inamraon Of unrichte-
ons''ess' as wit suffice 10 keep soul and body together.
D"'' 'ie dlsinteTcstedness and political integrity Of
inns would be legislator excites our admiration, i,o.
SH'ii we sufficiently express the Indignation which
must swell The bosom of every virtnous mnu. when lro
s"a" learn t'a, the citizens OF Mioutgo,nery Comfy
have neglected 20 avail themselves of the nrro and n,y
trIotic services of Illusions fIaGner? What blindupys,
What ineitahle stupidity. 10 reject a man ,:ho will ssup.
pori me cause OF Gen. Jackson" for ,'si2sy-two cents
and n bale per da,. y and. at The. s,n,e ti1s shocsn :
'hsis who viii neitiier support the Hero. nor take one
cent less than three doliars.-This is worse ,han mn
N"hg--it i downright freaSoa--and shoait: subject those
"'' nave ose" guilty OF 1t 10 punishment, either under
The ''Sacond Sccfion.n or under so,ae CHER Lave cor,Jlr
iocH understood. NI"''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
rFlom the scioto ono Gnzorn.r

a RgAL "ITERorrE!"-We extract the follow ing
'precious article from the Germantown Gazette, a pa
per published in Montgomery County, OHIO.
"Sir: J will support the cause of GENERAL JAcKsov in
the legislature at their next session, il the people Of This
County thinks me worthy, Tor s,rig-tro caifs cnd n mn
per day. GEORGE UAFFNER"
Vow, The above Isl fair sample Of genuine ,Jqckson-
ISM Friend George is auxjoas 10 go TO the Assembly
MT !"rthc rurE9se Of assisting in Tie culinary BUSHES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
Vol. IV.--No. SO.

az IN nun now which ras withheld then. while on
ICtI t',ar! ue a'iminir,F. tiou of the government by
80 - @TiNCY ADAMS, the present President Of
49, = nc States, hat1oiurnished them with abundaut
p'"''s o' MS htness and on increased ccr%i~.~>;-'
0"s 'goiiu1atiae also feel il heir duly T.,
oeciafe, that after tho most mature I,,;hc,.,:on nm
W. attentive examination of all tie facts before Tn, ppt,-
-. "'ey are vel satisfied that Ito charge of baraau-
"s an: corruption IN the late election, made against
'oe Ffesidcnt OF the United States and ,ho SECRETARY
=. ':a'e OF the United States, is false and unfonnJei.
"ro unsupported as 1T is by any evidence, ought 10 bs
SHuT'ed 6y 4 generous people.
hssS0itea, therefore, Fiat we highly approve OF The
p ~ meeting Of Delegates at Che City ofR;cttnond,
20 l"e ON OF JaanaIS next, 10 procure a fair expires
s,"n OF The Peoples viii al the approaching Election
CT Resident Of the uritcd States.
hSs'tHc1, That we would regard the election Of Gen.
GRAZ! andrew Jackson to The Presidency of The UnltGtt
States asa calamity 10 the Country, epdangcrihs the
hoertJ OF the People, ana he pernaneucy Of our happy
The meeting ,hea proceeded 20 the election of Del
CS'tcs' ana CCi. Joseph Lowell, Joseph l.. Fry, James
-. n'Sh aiiaiid. and Lewis ~i;uiIIcr, Esgs. and DIR.
.L'"re' Hmtil, were unanimously chosen on behalf of
ine ! coP'e of THIS county opposed To the election Of
H"u'ew jackson, 10 attend the Convention TO be as-
s-ii'pici I'M Richmond on the 9th OF January next.
y, motion, II was further Rescued, Flat DE-. $.
i. "''sS' James y. Lewis, Charles Il. Baldwin, Rem
nCh SHort, John =. Turner, John WEIGH, Dt. Join
1 hotnpSon, Mason CainpbcIl, and Bcniamin Il. Suifti,
l'i'ee5 as may be appointed in other counties, in fur
uefahce OF tue objects OF this meeting, and also with
power TO SIMPLY any vacancies, which may occur in en-
sequence OF aEy Of tie Delegates of this comfy ID. linz.
10 attend the proposed convention.
1tesStref, That the foregoing proceedings he sicrclI
oy The Chairman and Secretary. and published IN ria.
NasIern Ni'ginian, printed in his town, aud that The
E1dit'rs ct tie Iiict,Hlcnd Euqnirer and constitutional
:" ing DC requested to ropuhlsh the same.
ANDREW PARKS, Ch,as
EENI. r.. SNIlu. Scc,y.
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BEN9. T.. SaIIlu, Scc'y.
s

.
- a = ~ va. I'.. - AZ" Te'ps''a"is meeting OF those Ci-
uHt'S ~ 'e own OF fetershirg opposed 20 the elea-
lie - 49, - 80 ~ t"e S"d;e II Frc-
~ usn, 0, az cn'trd S'atcs, held at the Courthouse on
'""S l':"'n@ '"e ~td o. November lf21-the May
y, h-e"'' r!a"iy: was called to the Chair; and john
-. % u l Is Z. 4aiicey appointed SeGro~
" rs -,
q I''-!:i'an haFipS stated TIC object of the Meet
"aS . !" icGton u ""S ,eS'''ed thot a Committee colt
c,,;,i" -, - :, Du'l'" @''"s.S EiFciic't, JabrH
'-'N' ! O. -. / ni.ccy: Ea!ricA DiIkin, NJ b.. Pills-
".o" '.' .p''ec 'tf"onT, be appointed 70 PIr-
pc.a,~,;one.' ., 80 -, - 'DPp'a.' : ieH"'oie a''i suitable
"',:1-"'ic'S' IN: sa'a ~o"'n''tise, thus constituted. aNep
'e1"IHs TOT a =IUrt thie 'eiutH>d viii, she following,
49, 20 y ''e N!ep''"S Win bat one DIS
~" - -
~ toot,> |! '"t own OF = eteTsou'g, who a;p
- ~ .e -, ~ i oc''. = Jackson Ia the Pre-
M 90 ''@ I"nea e{aies, having assembled ctr
~ "'' ~ al i'e i"'Vn Courthouse,
60" ~ IS :, ms '"1 EiS''S % FFee-inrn, for ts..
~, ~, g. 60; - - I, So ~. u"' 'E,'ip"S "PoA 'he approach
- 49, =, S'", AKA" '"e Important principles
49, - i.to''I7' upS 't"Fa most fespe@iiulf5 10 sub
fr -, -" va -. ''' '"'e' we motives
;, -. = H.. 80. ., 'H9i'i UiiG ne rc-e'cI.
onno :, r. -" ''"' - +'d"''ss' III prefer
We loIl ii,oee n,oros,,:nls D.,
niabio ,i1, die rrn,trn,'3 '' - * '"''"' ana uhle~
Eenaudg. neither won rarchne., 80 "'",slA
- ~. IN - 20 ~""e - 30 'i"n paper, bib
..rLor;tr of ,;c ri r., 80 VT :; t"e sapreh1e
~ = II, d. nlo,,,-a - ''Ns ""H EoFc''lis Snti
or sustained 90 w. - - "o "n'u1he" ""0iiSheE,
s,,nrateI T., ,le ,oi,nI,r" 1870" 1.I, - E'"ee'Fea ana ccH-
bv Sn.,n,e cr t~-z-,s IT., sNNFS, 0nsH'I'
Me y,IrrrIs1- So "" :" SIe 'ofm arc erect 10
ri N 10 an, ~ : f." - :. ,ie''' "aG adopts
,a,~e,n.,t ~ - ""su'"l'"'' IA he arr
,;,lJ ~ ~ ar, ~, ""no'' interests we're cn1hPfo-
l,tic,,s. 49, ~ tF mutual 'iPd~
nr;nnin,a. " = nv 'se!' IS oasfd upon
o "ntsF 80 g., O. co'mp ""..,p, So !LeshSlaton' aud appoint
rrjnoi-t,. 49, III - - p"'''he u ~ same
! rvbai,' Ei; .." ''' "r"" ""'ch inc
,nus, cnnsoc,,,nr Gii '1""''' 4" tt" '"O''c 'SciR
tn rr,,ci, - ,.l.,n,, o5,o,I- c,
r,,, ,aaco ,Iar,I .sm, 80, ''..|',s :" 'He "u-
nr cve.y ,,t,;,I 49, -t,l,n,trna: ~ - " ~ o.left
fsroals It,5,;, IL = suite, e, rra,o -. - " u" = y O
! i, r.ia,5;n- J., rr,c.., Tie IN. cr,s,c., 100 u't-
sIstai, tLeT TFnnrLi.c ~ '"'ue' u
n fbasa rronoei,:aDs he ,rro ,L,, > - -, t.
ire will of he ,,orl. :, .,,,.1i, or : 80 ''te
be se.irc6 b., an irG,yisIe .Ghe,en,e =, ' : os"ontF
sured w q,,,;,c;oZc. and .n.,,;nnd b, ,:J",s"e, tlea-
! Gey4,j,3. Il rhcsc he dis, ooa,6ed $500 80 s'''.
! will .e seen that bad fseI,r@s v,il 10 $3.50 NJ ~
rsri5f,s paris of the Irnior. scct,o,s - sv"utIeu IN
! Lsts a,d dcsp;.e each on,or .rd - W." ""t
! tho Eove,nr,cni ,vHI fojloyy az ios, We
be aycjIrd. "'
In a~p3oiaimcn, 10 flee. either b the ,eorro 49, IT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
.FHERRICK

ALEXANDER ". Ml1ns, secss,aIg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

mar clay Is a very bad man. proof, lTr. Bucna.au;s
sshms eei'' jackson. whether lie intended tn appoiu, Nj.
N"aNs Secretary of tatv:-IN i9reroeb .Eoyr,,J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
From tie Charleston CIR Gazette.

y system OF hA pociIcy, more b~arefacad. and Of fer
gs'ersaiion more gross and indecent, does not DISGRACE
The annals OF any country, than is eyinced hv the p,e-
sent coalition, or rather, conspiracy agajns; the Repub-
iican Administration OF Mr.. ADAMS. Since Mr.. VAN
BUpES, who is n notorious fox in politics, and winds
and turns upon his tail with a slvness and sapa-
city, which his sweet address renders peculiarly bcwil-
deiing, has given the cue, there is no raper more dsvo-
Ted To Gen. JACKSON, than tho Albany Arrns-bnf
is it honestly So? rs I set ont resolved to condemn
the opponents of the Republican Party cut of their owr
mUutbs-!et us see:
kro" lie .1i1auy .9rgus Of yuay IS, 1924.
9Th" fact is clear, that Mr., Jackson has nor a si,rlc
feeling in common with the Republican Party. The ,e-
verse OF that; he desires, and makes a merit Of dpsirirr, the
Total extinction of L%alluding to his Letter to MIR. Mon
roe.
"lts an idle tEing in this State, however, #, NAV he il, O.
snn. lie is wholly ar of die question, 50 far as the votes
Of New York arc IN il. Independently of the Disclosures
o: his political opinions, he could not be the RcD1iLlic0,
candidate. lie is respected as Il gallant soldier: Ju; hr
stands, in the minds Of the People Of this S,aie..ty ~ -,
R;T;asURAELH DISTANCE Gom the Execmtiv, Chair. III,
habttS, aside from his politics, are quite too sup,mury Tor
HdoE." go
Now who can doubt That The movement arairs, Mr
ADAMS Is Anti EePubIican-th there is not q man. vho
IN manners, IN feelings, in antipaliics, aud in homes.
IS bitterly an arIstocrat, at least in this quarter. who
IS not opposed to Rlr.ADANs, who all admit, IS q mod
ei OF "A simple, digniiefi. wise, and learned republican
statesman. There must be. there is something more
tian a mere preference for JACKsuS al The bottom O!
The opposition. Ihe Union is the palladium OF Reprb-
hcaniom-its dissolution would be The parent of little
state aristocIacieo-wii not the people be up and mo.
wing: CATO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

Tk9 J7cksonites are upon a new sccrt-thry ha-c dropt
Inc beSideut's Baltimore toast, and are now in fulI chase
of Marley. We wish a list oS the names Of those vino
refof'mcnded him to his present Office was before The pub
he7r ijc"nsisis Of every prominent Jackson man in Con-
Is 1t not worthy Of note, thar every person who has
come forward with his ra me in the "bGibery and corrup-
won chaIgf' is oi the jackson party, commencing with the
General himself, thus~J1ckson, Garter Beverly, Eaton.
isNaes' Buchanan and Marley. The two latter prove a
perfect purity Of conduct or thn part Of the President ara
Mr. Clay aud prove tie charge To be false and calumui-
Gus. Not a sing'c friend or the Administration had am
part or lot ~ The mattcr-all that was said- and done was
BY prominent jackson men, as named above.
FL Pr