Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

al Tue adimuis Sa,.on nicoiius in Hisdison county,
Kentucky which The editor of the Chronicle SAYS swas
the largest TINT have assembled bore
any OCCASION" The following resolution adoP
ted:
s.Resov.,l further that the recent effort OF the Lee
gsa;ure OF F.nnessee To advance the pretensions OF
Gen Jackson 10 the Presidency, By sanconing aud
propag aug Tho most foul and ,nalg SANDER ag inst
distinguished chief magistrate, aud our ustriuns
and patriotic fellow citzen Henry Clay, is not only
nubeconipg the legislature of independent State
but tie hreIns editor of prosti, S,ed press and
merits the Indignation Of every yirtuous American CT.
tizeD.''
Ouo.-The Legislature of this state assembled at
Columbus on The day that congress met here IN
the Senate, thirty three members being precent Mr.
WaEerER friend to the present administration of the
general government, chosen Speaker by majority
eight votes In the House Of Representatives sixty
nine members being present, EDWARD KING, also q,
friend 10 the adnu'stra' ion chosen Speaker BY
majority OF twelve votes These results we are Infor
med. distinctly Indicate the of parties the Lee
sisiaue, except that three members of tie House OF
Representatives who absent are all friendly TO
ie administration. whilst abentees in the other
iIuuss are said to be equally dvidedl MAI. Jour.
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There great adninistra, meeting in Greens
burg, Pennsylvania, the eist nit. at which Dole
sa,oa we're Nominated to tI.e approaching convention
AT Harteh"rg- The state of public opinion in Penusyl-
ran'a IS represented 10 much stronger favor
the administration than he's been at any previous pc
Rod since ITS commcuccIn The citizens Of that
State have awakened from the delusiou in which they
had been involved by the receptions and ntrgnes
the friends of Gen Jackson II is 10 longer practi-
cable TO feef their minds aud mscad their judgments
Only let the energies OF the State he reused, and
general vote obtained at the polls and there no fear
of the result. Let y be remembered that IL is the
policy Of the enemies of The standardization to keen
from the polls, by the of prescriptions those
whom they cannot seduce into their tolls by Intrigue
Nat. Jour.
JorN SCOTT, friend of the administrations wa, ep
Tuesday week, elected by the legislature Caro-
lima, Solicitor General of the State, competitor
General r. VI Saunders, Gate Member of Congress) aud
MIR. .Noreheaa There but ballot and the vn,c.
stood thus
Mr. Nnrrhoad d
Gen Saunders ST
Although Mir. SCoTT is friend of thu ADMIN,
-'aon the above vote is not to be taken exhibiting
accurately the relative strength parties in the
Other cases, Doubtless mad their influence vote
MAI. hi
kENrUcaI.-ihe Legislaas of the State of Kentucky
assembled the FIRST Monday in this mouth. On pocec.
ding to choose Speaker OF the House
Singular OF things presented ITSELF from parties oe
ing nearly divided. On the first VOTE the votes for MIR
BEACKBURN and Mr.. WARD were equally divided euch
having a votes, and votes being thrown away The
econd vote, the votes again equally divided each
party having 40 votes There were buttwo absenees ho
II sa would have also divided After second
trial. ny and the House adjournsd; nd we ha o.
40 later accounts of iis proceedings. H.
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Inc foiowlng portrait is from the pencil OF ons oil
me most Violent OF the opponents of the present admin
lsiraiion, and of course, of the national pocy which
has produced the results which he describes. Hear
hn: Again we say, hear hiui-l Nat. INT.
CIV hen look round and see the peace and n,entv
which regns throughout land; the ripe harvest The
crowded locks; the bending to the earth with
Eoiacu fruit; The we sails Of commerce; The hardy
Piougb The swift shuttle and ali The prospe. branch.
es of industry; when see education extended and
learning prevail: religion unmix ed with bigotry en-
couraged and good faith rewarded when the blessings
N hpaIi IN how alc hoo
for all these signal benefits should be sincere unbound
ed, and degout.'-lJNz.c York Enquirer, Dec r.
At meeting of more than go citizens Of Charlotte
county friendly to the election of Gen Andrew Jack.
son TO the Office Of President of the United States |
convened al their courthouse late the afternoon and
Without previous notice or concert Monday the 3d4
Of Dec 1927, ii being court day: col Clement Car
rngton was called to the CHAIR aud Wnsow Robinson
appointed secretary.
Nherenpon OH motion made, committee vas an.
pointed consisting OF John Marshall Henry Carrn,-,on
James w Bouldin Henry a. Watkins and Edward w
Henry, to draft resolutions expressive of the sense OF
this meeting; who having retired for a few minutes
reported the following preamble and resoIutions which
unanimously adopted.
w the citizens OF Charlotte county conscious that
large majority OF the people OF the county are in
favor Of the election of Gen. Andrew jackson to The
Office OF President of the United States and sup
posing that eGart would be made in The county
favorable TO the preen: administration of the General
Government, have heretofore deemed it unnecessary
10 give auy puohC Expression OF our sentiments and
would DOW have renamed silent, but for the meeting
Of the friends of the admnisra ration residing in the
comfy which has this day pectedly taken place
We consider IL unnecessary to reeao;tIlste the arg
ofiate frequently and ably urged against the :
measures o. he present administration, and favor
Of the preteDsioua Of Gen. Jackson We are decid-
ediy opposed TO the reelection Of John Quincy Adams
and decidedly friendly to the election of General
ANDREW jackson.
Resolved, therefore, That will by all honorable
means support the election or Zen Andrew jackson
thn nnyf don't nj ftpcN F,I
Resolved, That copies Of the above preamble and
resolution be forwarded tie editors of the Richmond
Enquirer and Constitutional Wing with request ihat
they may be published in their respective papers
&. CARRINGTON, Chairman
WINsLow RODISsoTs. Sec,y.
NattomaI Congress-.
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