Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
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a convention of delegates from n large number of
the counties of the State of North Carolina met at IA
leigh on Thursday the Goth inst. in the Hail of of the
House OF Commons, and formed an Administration
Electoral! Ticket The business of the convention was
opened by pertinent and eloquent address from the
Hon William CASTOR. The cket is composed OF gem
uemcu Of high standing and 81 personal popularity
in their scvera! districts.
From tue remarkable changes which have taken
place IN several OF the most popuous counties this
State, IN favor of the administrator there great pros.
pect of success Unity Of actions and perseverng
Efforts TO onghtea the public mind, will carry this
stale for Tie administration surely Tennessee will
so Tor the hero. There in the North Carolina Lee
gsature from 20 10 80 members friendly the admins
raon- and several faint hearts who stand neutral
until they find out which candidate will succeed. Tie
Presidential question is discussed at Raleigh with great
modeI aton', Is not permitted 10 disturb the Larmo-
ny of social intercourse The two parties preserve 10
their conduct towards each other that respect and
courtesy, which should mark the conduct OF
Republicans IL is highly honorable 10 both parties
aud deserves imitation in other states
The Presidential question is one which exctes in.
tense interest, aud should always be discussed with
moderation aud mutual respector il will lead to out
RACES dangerous 10 the Republic. Instead of the oalm
and dendcd expression of the public will al the ba!o,
boxes. shall have the armed legons OF some modern
Pompey, and Cesar and another Pharsa liza determine
who shall be master of the American world
/ The following statement of public opinion in many
OF the most popu'ous counties Of North Carolina was
obtained from gentlemen ofthe highest standing talents
and influence III their respective counties; ana may
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will permit. In Mecklenburg there is majority for
| the administration. In Lincoln there is about two
thirds-and in Cabarrus three fourhs for Mr. Adams
Randolph, Guilford Robson and Iredel will give
large naores for the AdRnist ration Electoral Tick
et." Auson klchmOnd, Cumberland, Moore, w likes
Ashe aud Surry will give majorities for that Ticket
Stakes. Rockingham, Burke, Rutherford and Bun
connie are divided. Haywood is for Cen Jackson
Isaac n. Lambs district, of which Edenton is the
chief town. will give majority for the administration
Hon. William S. Blackledge's district, in which New.
bern Is The chlet town, will give majority for the
administration. The writer is informed by 4 gentle
man 81 high standing, talents and influence that Gen.
William Ciark's district, of which Washington is the
largest town, will give majority for fine adninistra.
ton Electoral Ticket From ali the informa lion Gull
ed from various parts of the stae-and from gentle,
meo of very high standing in their countless the wri-
ter sincerely, and honestly believes that the Admins
tration Electoral Ticket will obtain majority 10 the
State of North Carolina.
Ii appears that the people are determined 10 turn
out, as the Sovereigns of the land, and put darnper
on the flaming ambition of some five or six men who
have kept the Republic i'll turmoil and Confusion ever
since Mr.. Adams elected. The people OF this
state are alarmed at the dangerous example of cleo,
ting to the Presidential chair, as a reward for
obtaining single victory.
Generous and highninded Vrginans! an enthusi-
astic admirer OF your Jefferson, your Madison and
your Monroe, begs leave 10 euqure what field of
battle they won their title to the Presidential Chair,
One of these has gone '.woris to rewards-that
Omnipotent being who holds this Republic in the hol.
low OF his hand, has spared the two latter Conscrpt
Fathers! come forward and this fair fabric OF
Government--tLe work of your hands, from destruc-
ton. A NORTH CAROIJTIAN