Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24
Vol. TV.--No. Sc.

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from o,her counties and towns in State in the fsrns
uon oil an Adams electoral ticket and in The adonor e
uGn means as may be most likely success
fsoeo That committee cerrcspoudeuce IN cousi.s
of Caleb Tate, James NJ. Brown Thomas r. C,esr Jas,i
l w. Dickinson, Richard NJ Talaierro, James Csllawav
and Roses Greer, be appointed and thar i, ba va
supply any vacancy that may tho II,
the sad convention from, this meeting, correspond win
OF similar meetings. and to appoint committee
| of vigilance in the county.
ftesotred That these proceedings signed bv the Chair
man and Secretary and that the of the Lvnebh
vrsinian and Richmond Whig DO requested TO publish
nd On the question being put, the said Preamble a,n
''es'i"'ions were adopted by the meeting.
I JOAB EARLY, ChairnIan
cALEE TATE Secretary.
CAMPBELL COUNTY,
at meeting file citizens of CarDpbe,l o,rosoI q.
tse election of General Jackson as presdent of a.
Omitted States, Col. Alexander Austin was .alied
TO the Chair, and James Hendricks appointed seeroia
On motion, Richard Perkins Edward witbers A.
lexandsr S. Henry, George Whitlocke Georpe ".
>eson' Dr. John L slaughter and James rienarioIa
were aFPon'eda committee Ito wheh. motion, tho
t"e Chairman was added) 10 report a preamble and
resolutions expressive OF he senee of this meeUae
ne committee having retired few minutes, made
me toio'TinS report which unanimously adopted.
lie committee appointed the part OF the citizens
c Campbell, who opposed the election of Gen
Jackson 10 the presidency of Tie United States 10 draft
! a preamble and resolutions sutsble to the occa,on
nave procecded 10 discharge the duty assigned them
and beg leave to submit the following REPORT.
There are at this time, and vii! be in all human
nfooao''y' on tFo persoms presented The PEOPLE Of
The united STATES Candidates for the bob ard rec
ponsi5ie oI!oe Of President, choice must Ge made
q! one or tae nler--and the question 10 be De-
cdeu on is which OF the two shall be chosen In order
to determine this interesting nuesion-a ones,ion
upon the correct Geciaicn of which tepends nerLos
the permanent existence OF the only free aopernren,
upon earth, 1t viii be necessary examine into the
political principles the characters and the conduct of
tbe individuals iroI whom this selection is to be mad,
As to The ti7o g:ea. questions WHICH have divided tl
I'Icans OF this country for many years past rour
u"ee assert, without the fear Of refitaon that tho
opinions OF dr. adams and Gen jackson gro rho e.,n
ana they are lrmiy persuaded that Gen. Jackson in
Inc event OF his election, will adopt tie same oonrse
u Poi'cy "hicn has oecn recommended by the admin.
.S'!a''oh' as the grounds OF THIS in relation
10 me taFEf our committee refer the votes Of Gen
jackson IN the Senate OF the United states j., tbs
year 1929; 10 his celebrated letter 10 Dr. Colo,s
IN "nch he sTo7s himself cot only in favor of ,uch
tari as wl protect and encourage Ike c,arrf,cturo
OF such articles necessary for opr o,yr goG
IN time OF war, but also OF such an one 20 will bv
drawing from agriculture portion of aho, en,sved
III H. land. employing il in mechanism and man
n'ac'aIes' hereby create home HlariIet for your
bread s!n!s" and a!.o 10 tie circumstance IF bis
being supported bg Pennsy lvana III he be suooa,teJ
by ths: stael Tariff man. lie will t,eraff -
elected President OF tie United States o., mo, ~ r.,
h2und ny eTery lie Of honor, ADD influenced bv go
! oon5ideTatioa ct interest," 10 support the tariff
la relation TO the other question, as 10 the pnrorc
e general government 10 carry On tie systcIn nj i'm.
| cfna! iHiProv emeDt, your committee have % Iii
! doubt as to The sentiments of Cen. yacissop 80
| Then 'ieF ta'ie a review OF the conduct of Cep
Jaeison IN those instances L.. HIGH lie has baar
led with power, they Cannot for moment hol;o -
ie II invested With the rover and PATRONAGE heI,,;r
20 TIE Presidency OF the u States would be resranS
by any regard to the rights of the states f,- ,,,os:
That power and patronage to the u,toost ovtton,
oder 10 the Strengthening OF The arm of that por
a1ent over 'iiic lac presiding. When vnnr con,-
mtiee you'd ask, has Gen. jackson ever been rra.
trained from doing any 10 which his tcmoer ard
teeln%a prompted him, by any doubts as 10 fo ooyer
"h '"cu ne was invested: by any respect to the laws
and consultation OF The union' Shall be who insuter
Tie governor OF stale, and proclaimed fb,t he ba
40 right 10 issue any order 10 the militia of tic .lt
oyer winch he presided, long as he Gen Il,s;b
h's army was enc7mPcd within the limits of the stotc
ne CONSIDERED Tie advocate Ct state rights Shall he
who suspended The writ Of haheas cornris ,ri, '
Sdsred so sacred that il is expressly provided bv the
constitution that shall never be SUSPENDED
cases OF invasion and rebellion, and then orI b., ~
authority ct The congress of the u States Shall ba
'rto imprisoned judge, because acijDr undor Tie.
icHa o0igatlon Of ms oath of cuice he aTaned ,l,o+
writ 10 an unfortunate and oppressed irdivElrap -
in direct violation Of the instructions of the Prce,,
and OF die constitution ard laws iayaded Csi,
country anu thereby nearly involved lis country IN .
,"FeSn wal! shai I've be consider ed as in favor or
lifnted'construction OF the constitution and =. Itt
TO be restrained by any doubts as TO the ro,yor ~ ~
general government from sanctionng a biII far ;nt
na Hhlf0' euent, OF tor any other purpose yylic, 10
might deem expedlent? But for the resnect -
you' committee entertain for the opinions of NAM rs
iher fellow citizens who differ with them on This
leh they would pronounce the idea OF Gen Jacsnn,,
being IN favor OF limited construction of the c,.t,,
ton, 10 be an a6sUdiy.
Your committee humbIy conceive FIAT u,ev hare
made out The proposition yiih which they SET onf ~
Gen. j. II elected President Of Tie u States wonii
pOru ne the same line of policy, relation 10 The ar;g
and internal iuprov cmenis as the present ad,ni,s,,
ron and OF cnnrse, as ar principle involved eyefy
Objection with The exception Of The charge Of a cor
rup coalition between ar. Adams and Mir Ciay which
Is made 10 The presest administrations would apnly
\ with equal force 10 Gen Jackson That chsrye tf,
charge corrupt coalition, they 5iN briefly eSa
mine. go
! believing as yonr committee d.. that The supporters
I Of both Mr. Adams and Gen. Jackson are in tLo ,e
neral acnnicd by ono common motive, tie good Of ts,
county, The splFit Of asPeriIy the tone o. ionA
denhnciaiion and abuse which. bave marked the oon
d"S' OF both parties, from he time Of Sir adams fret
gong INTO Office up 10 the present period is 10 Them n
matter Of dcen ami serinna 1cnreL IL -. ~ -