Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15

Gheot-thc same 'vhom Mr.. Madison commissioned
Envoy Extraordinary an! Minister pienipotentiary
s8th February, 1915, 10 Great Lr,ain-,yho,n' Mr.
aionroe appointed bis Secretary of State Igt7--,.e
same, who, tits generally uiltec was tue cIb;c
/ OF The people OF Virginia.. next TO Mr. CRAWFORD
wore 'aan SO years OF his life have been seia!ous, de-
'oted 20 Tie service OF his country, under d,frent ad
iinissratons, all approving his course and the f.
aey WIN ~tich he executed the ali-isnportant duties
entrusted to his charge. Net whisper OF comnl,,,
was waited 70 the ears of any, until he was brought
or"adior the Presidency, and then the poisoned ar
rows aew The friends of each candidate eyeIl;np a,
tie inan they supposed TIE most formidable rival of
'heir iatoIite tfe cannot, consistent with our con.
sciences, JUN Tie hue cry against this oersncn
ted man, for the sake OF raising To Office the roarv
Character we have described. we are free TO dec are
uat Tie present administration rot without lis de-
tecls But the great abuses, Of which the Southern
Fenp!e complain tile avGwcd principles OF
Jackson, as his votes ca record viii she,v We ra.;
" oe'ieve that the present Incumbent " no is rere
seI'ed as PLAN practical Republicans is administer.
rug we t'ovetnnentln manner he deems 10 the inter
est o! h;s country Whilst freely admit ihat ma
ny OF the opposition bjg minded honor bic intel.
gen' me ~ pursuing course und=r the purest motives
nevertheless II Is with unfeigned sortow and reg,ei
ia we perceive or think perceive the leaders Of
parties OF disappointed anhtion who lately reyi.ed
eacn Other, now combined in the bitterest persecuticn
against the successful rival OF their ayoritso,n do
cas 'a' admitting tue administration 'acted pure
as TIE Apgeis on tie rig IN hand of God they should
DO put cut" But more disposed TO heatIsen TO
Ike Voice OF the Father of bis counirv who in lettor
10 the elder Adams. dated 9Ch February l796 sp.n,
ing OF his son John q. Adsms said ssit is decidedly
my op'nen that Mr. Adams is The valuable public
chaacter that We have abroad; and that there is No,
dcnb OIL my MUD that he VIII prove l,self The ases
g, all our Diplomatic corps.n
Eeso!cei tfc,tfJlc, nat e prefer C,oye,n,,e,, 81,
minstrel under the mid beams of.paace AMI " m
use all honorable means, winch NAV come " ii,,in or
reach, 10 support the reelection of Jou O. adams l.,
preference 10 Andrew jackson, 10 the Presidency Of
the United States
Resofoec, That we approve of the proposed conven
ton 10 be held at Rioimond gu the OH of Iaprarv
next, for the purpose OF framing an au,i Jackson Fec
sorsi Ticket and tiat Or. Richard Field Col. Jolu
Na'id, snd Reuben 3: Hicks, represent tbs n.et,,- il
The sand conv en.ion,. -
I7esotped, That Dr. Samuel .yortbpg,on, criere
Dinnnond, Rev L. orgain, Benz. Wikersoa. Thos
Hicks $. Richard Field. r- John Walter JOHN b. Rob
bi,t Thomas Orgain and Sol. Thornton ct. be an.
pointed corresponding committee to ir,le the
Of this feetin by diing p gacapciea aud correspoo
ding Vrh similar committees appointcd in this State
Ifesoire That the Chairman and secretary of this
Meeting sign the proceedings nereof, and rrq,,cst The
Editors oiihe Petersburg Intesenrer CONSTITUTIONAL
~ big and Richinad Euqnifer 10 publish the same.
REUBEN b. HICKS. Chairman
W. H. WeRTniNGToN, Secretary.
$o' 81 aie Electors ei0 sected Je5arso and Vad,a.