Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
Gor1essa0euu ecu JD6m.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. y Loo
To Re CONTINuEn.

We have on hand various letters and conmup,ca
representations of the strength of ao jackson meet
ings and numbers in different counties made in the
Enquirer and other prints We would gladly publish
these did our limits permit and the necessity of the
case reqnire it. They might serve to show the nature
OF Jacksonisn, aud lis determined Injustice Once fo,
all, we advise our political friends 10 disregard the
taunts and insults OF their enemies--to exert them
selves to the utmost in enIigening the ignorsot in
confirming The wagering, in arousiug The Ietbarec 40
all events the anti Jackson party in Virginia is pow
eiu IN hunters, potent in talent and charac err and
increasing IN numerical force The majority is now
against u.s. but 1t may not be against u.s. eleven months
nehce. There are events at hand, the influence of
which cannot be estimated There are men warm too
III the opposition and for Jackson who pcredulops ,
w codu ever De chosen as President of the u. States
are 'reHoing al the near prospect of bis election OF
az e feaatnS men 'oho support him, there is not one
VINO does net IN reality consider his election asa csyse
from which they would gladly escape, they knew how
consistently They pledged themselves to jackson
from dislike TO Adams, but TO elect him. MOI one
o. them in fact, believes for moment that he 10 quail;
ned Tor tie office 1t is impossible they should believe
lit would be rank injustice TO their UNDERSTANDINGS
10 think for moment that they did believe IT, Thew
are too far in 10 recede, but they ale TREMBLING in
secret at the success which promises 10 crown their
patriotic lators. Believe US fellow citizens. thew will
be more mortified at their success than wc shall be a,
defeni.
THE Presidency,-The Enquirer of vesterda,
undertakes 10 say that 1.-The convention cannot nv
The terms under which the vast majority of IFS mem
bers are commissioned, nominate Mr.. CijDton-and
they piN no." Not so fast broiher-bow do Won knoy
what the convention will do1 The SUGGESTION
that the members restrained from NOMINATING any
other person than Mr.. Adams by The terms of their
MISSION IS altogether mistaken. They are depuled by
am Jact'oH meetings, ard not by Adams meetings.
though tue Enquirer and the Hero of Wythe have in
sisted that they were one and the same thing Tbey
may perhaps be made sensible of their difference in
another way The convention is at liberty to nominate
0fy person tc'sGtccer but Gen. Jackson Neither the
object had in view by their constituents the Terms of
their commission, any consideration conceivable
forbids it Whether they will DO so or MOI is another
guestion-but without doubt, the exercise bv them of
sound discretion in the nomination of any individual
most likely TO defeat Jackson no matter whom you'll
be unanimously approved by their constituents. We
do not we think err, when we say uuaniuovsh, The
Enquirer does not contradict the fact of Cntons no.
pulariy in Virginia, nor is it to be questioned. lie
has let slip opportunity which will probably moi
again return.
letter from Indiana, from very we'll informed and re-
spectacle asserts that there is no doubt whatever
that Nv Adams will get that State by large majority
thinss look better than thought for there is no doubt
that he story of New Works being proved for Jackson at
the late election, is all qViz. The National Advocate
and Albany Gazette claim majority for the Adninisra
ton At all events it is papabc that the Presidential
question not thought Of in nine counties out Of Ten
Morgan and regular nominations were the logchsoney
WI r7mr right. G''or ~i'ignYr.