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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21
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i London ~paper-of October Cd. contains ssveral. interes.
ting facts.
nIr. CalIatin had an interview with the Earl Of Dudley
at the Fareigm Ofice, on the 1st.
Tie accounts from Greece, by the way of Corf, ,uo
i.Toufah!e t" the cause %: ihrfty-'he Egyptians in the
MoFea have suffered severely In several engagements.
In spain, the insu! gents continued to spread alarm, All
to create confusion. The Preach troops and the letters \ -
10 5e sent from Barcelona 30 France b. water, to arojd IN
t~eTfuptioh, Troops are lnaIcbing towards Catalonia iron,
all parts Of the kingdom.
CoRru, Sept. live have never seen s,cb .cti.
witty in our toads, and such regular communication bv
post, with the neighboring Creek islands, as nov Thai
The squadrons OF the three powers are on the pniu, of
JcIat' together, Yesterday, two fcigates arrived.
wdich are probably the rear Of the Russian squadron
COR we learn that Admiral iIcy den has been OBLIGED
by tie west winds TO steer 10 tie right Of Corfu. and
proceed By Striyali and Cape Spatii 10 Milo, to eject
bis junction wiz. the French, and English sqnad-ons.
he Egyptian feet, which sailed from Alexandria on
the Isl OF august, has probably received notice Of ;Lc
approaching junction of he European sguadrons. and
has endeavofed to avoid thcro; fer our last accounts from
Navarin, which come down 10 The Gh September. 40 rec
IN stating that not a sirG!e Egyptian or Turkish vessel
has vet been seen on these seas; hence /. is inferred thai
Tie Egyptian fleet has either returned to Alex,ndri,. n
that ii has sivercd another course to reach The NoIea.
or one ofthe islands in the Archipelago.
E5ia.-Late adyice5 from India ;nfor,n MS, that a
severe battle has been fought in Upper Jndia, between
a numerous body of the Afghan tribes, and Tie troops
OF HaIah Runlit sinh. The Afghan army consisted. if
is said. of 10000 infantry and 10000 horse. whilst fbat
nt Eupjit amounted TO only between 5000 and % nnO
mon The armies met on the bank of the Indus, near
TO The village OF SeydeO, when the attack was com
UenCcd by the Afgtsans; bui she greater mart of the;r
host being i'll armed and less organized. made no i'm
preston on the Sinhs who put iieif enemies 10 the ,oute
In the fight, great plumbers were sabred by Erniit,s
cavalry, and a cody that Rad taken shelter IN the vii
loge OF Seydeo, was surrounded and entirely Jastrovei
The Afgbans lost eight pieces CT artillery. and abon,
tors. ~
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LIST OF

TO THE
ANTI JACKSON CONVENTION in JANUARY.
acknowledgements Boucher Carr, Col. William
w oods, Col. Thomas Wood, DR.. UaIiin Ifass;, and
Robert S. Brooke. ~
0hi0--s. II r~'tziugh, and john Par,iot.
fFankiR--iiobort r.. Woods. Norborne III. TaIia
ferro, and Judge Fieming Saunders.
C-cnGteN--Samuel Paunili, Alexander G. Henry. &
Geo. w. Nelson, Esq
.Noyf'M Soroush--Dr. John French, Joseph II.
Robertson, John Myers. and Archibald Taylor.
Caroih.c-Lawtence Battai.e, Robert Co,biu. vii
son Alien DIR. P EIobb, and Capt. James Madison.
LoniSa = Frederick Harris James Niche, Lucian
Minor, and DR.. Joseph w. PendIe,on.
Hirocer-Capt. James Underwood, Can't. John
Thornton, and Lewis Berkeley, esq.
.?rgusts-Chaprnau Johnson, Archibald Stuart,
Robert Porterfeid, Cha's a. Stuart, John Wayt,
aud l.. Waddell, esqs.
SpoISyiu0aip-Judgc Francis #. Erooi,c Col
Hugh Mercer.
Ss!G9'd-ii"ncock Eustace, Col. Enoch Mason,
Wm. g. BoaIe.
Lnaeasser-Col. John Chownirg, Mai. Addison
HALL.
LoaJoua-Co! VIM. Elizey, Cu,hbcr, Powell, sanrl
Dawson, Juo. Janney. Richd. II. Lee, Jas McIihancv.
.IeParson-Ihotna Griggs. ir. Daniel Morgan. Col.
Jas. ili'e, Bushrod G. Washington, Cot. Ecni, Daven
port, Capt. James Shirley, and Carver Willis, ESQ.
CrmpbsN-For,uno'us Sydnor, Patrick II Cabeli.
CITY Of Rich0aoid-Iey John Kerr, Chapman
Johnson, Daniel Gall.
Uetrico-Wn q. Randolph, DIR. Sanl. Peasants.
jesse Snead, Wtn. Burton.
Richmond C~ouHiy-Col. Moore 7. Brockonbrougb
and Col. Phillip a. Bfatnham.
Jce-Col. John d. SfIarp.
t:ederich-Gcn Josiah L~ockhart, Obed Waite,
Mayor Seth Mason, VIM. B. Page, Richard NJ. Barton.
John w, Page, and Alfred II. Powell. esqs.
King Ceorge--Anstin Smith s. Needham L.. Wash
ington.
ChestecfcAh-John Archer, Richard Gregory, Peter
T. smith and Abraham 5. Woodbridge.
RochjTiGgo--Cherle Il. Dorinan, esq. Col. Samuel
Med. REID, John +. Caruihers, esq and Dr.. Robet,
r. Barton.
hono'otg-Col. Joseph Lowell. Jose PHI L. Fry,
Games 6 Mcfarland, and Lewis RufEner, eaqs, and Or.
Daniel Smith.
HG"Tsh're-Samue kerchovai, IT, Samuel Cocker
H. christopher l!eiskeli, and Thomas Carskaden, esqs.
.NoUoh ~co"Nfy-Gcn. Robert b. Tavior. J.. i.
Chandler, esq. Capt. Il. Ernmersou, aud DR.. Samu-
al Wi!es..
TsfsrSbm,g-lsobt; Boiling, Robt. Birchett, VI.
Il. Peterborough, aud Lewis Mabry, esqs.
TO BE CoNTENUED.
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OPINION OF -FOUR PRESIDENTS
HStrikc. by Lcrrn


JohN QUiNCY ADAMS, from his first en,r.,c. -,
political life, commanded the respect, aud exc;,e,t tMo
attention o! all parties, by the djenjav of ,t;r.l.
which were only found III. the able,t siaiesus, NJ
a few, at an early day, satV the germs of ta,enta Viii,
would 10 time elevate hHm TO lie highest oGica !, h%s
country's Ght. Here WASHITGToN. JFFrERso. NJ.
son, and MONROE, speak of his qualifications WI,
higher authorities could we ask:
WAsHINGfUN speaking Of MIR. AD,ys in bs o.,.
days, when q Minister 10 a foreign Court. declared il =, ~
his opinion tia; hc would become one of our M. a.J
an0te public characters. JEFFERSON soof-a os Lfn,
an able, honest, and learned man, and one ,yho ,.,,II
make o sale tti2t Magistrate for tile Union NJ,
isoN had a high opinion Of his diplomatic skill. and II,
this line believed lie had no superior. RioYRop rr,ie
Ell hIm as an able assistant in his administrator 81
SAID whatcTeT success IT had obtained from tho paorIo
was greatly to DC attributed to Mr.. 4 y ANs's co,nsais
Not cn!y did these mci,, sainted I'm The boa,to -
their country, speak in ihis manner of Mr.. 49, ~.
he enjoyed tteIr confidence, and was ennIcro4 - 90,
public capacity Ly each. Soy -,
JAcKsoS forth, and where viii von find forr NO. "a
these who vii! ippartia!iy give testimony Of lie g a
sing qualifications that would adoTn the proS;J".,',
chair Search through thc four and twenty SIs,cs ' ne;
SUCH testimony can no where DC discovered.
Bear General Jackson speak, in 1917, of the c,,l
ihca'ions OF Dir. Adams, to Mr.. AIoSRoE, when no
was appointed by lie latter Secretary os State. ,.yon
nave made tsa5s the Cenerai,) the BEST CTTOJrE
THAT COULD BE MADE. In the hour Of diGioui-
= lie wall be found an able hcipn.n&e, and am y
Yinced tis appointment will give general satjsfact,on i,
~ no. reading lie above testimonies, can doubt Mr.
AnAMs's qualifications to ably all the Presidenii.j
chair? Certainly no one unbi.ndcd with In, mir, IS
parity Ohio Stgle ,J0ur1gI.
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AMT1gAc9sorgn gEErsTmGg
ONO COUNTY

ASreeab!y to previous notice, a numerous mc.t;,-
OF The voters OF Ono county, Va. opposed to the elece
ton OF Ce7%rGt .3n6reig JtcI,sys1, as President n H.
United States, convened at the Court House. on Mon
day, tbs. 9TH instant The meeting was oroa,ilpi h.,
appointing Benjamin NJ. Mechcn Chairman and Ch,.!
les u. hnox Secretary. Whereupon on motion oTS
SPrigg, ESQ. Moses ~. Chap!iue, III. Nelson aI,n,
ratls, George DUTY, Il. jacob, Richard Sj,n,ns and
1 L, Robinson, we're appointed a committee TO nre-
pare an address end resolutions, expressing the senti
mentso! his meeting, on the approaching Presidrn
lial election.
The said committee then retired. and in = few min
"tcs reported The following address aud Resolutions
which were unanimously adopted.
me citizens OF Ohio county, here asscmbieJ. den,e
natio@ ihe existence OF party strife, and disclaim,Do the
purpose o. minIsterng thereto; believing tina, Oh some
occasions II becomes them. as fTccnen 10 assemble 10
gether Tor ti'e consideration Of public aT-irs, IN order
10 avert impending evils and promote the public rood.
and, in their Judgment. The time has arrival Viz
every mau who desires Tie preservation of our tappb
iican institutions, ores il 10 himself aud 4, tic ors,,
cause OF human ~itOefly,'o interest himself il, mao
events, SO Tar as to aCguaini himself with ito orir;rS
HFog'ess and character Of thc two great political ar
tes NOW agitating our country. For. IN U,c ,,i,lc,
81 thS meeting, thr present Oppo- siou 10 our nation.
al administration Is waEcd upon suC! PRINCIPLES. and
prosecuted IN such a spiit, end under such bapners
as are hittcd 10 excite coiGmIng,ed efnofoos of ,rd;y
nation and alarm, and to call imperonsly. for ,,ui,o5
counseis and united exetiions. IN, inter cop,e,pnt Of
the republican and christian maxinn. HAT ito roo
should be judged By iis fruit, we have heard tho n
position prophcsying only evil. uueria, i,c,,cc,G,Trs
IN advance, and ALMOST ayogiog lis purpose of ,u,,i,r
Gown Tie Administration whether ueit or wrong. l.
'ds t"i7Hn"r aceusrls pffrc President and Grc@e,arv
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FE0AI FEANCE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1G.-We have received hv Tic pact
Ct ship Edward Quesnel, Capt. Hawkins, our regular f,,s
Of Paris papers TO the f7tult but the mos; important; nsr,
oil Ile'f contents has been anticipated through England.
ihe faTis journal dies Debais of the ist, says that ,br
co"mcTciE! treaty between France and the United Stat es
was to 90 into effect on that day. According tn this trea.
W the products or both countries arc tobc admitted to en-
American vessels.
The Prince Of Palermo died on the 2S'h Of August al
Catani'' IN sicily, at ihc advanced age ofaO. He IS said
10 have been one Of the richest Ia dhOIhers in Ito'r III.
yearly i"come amonntiug 10 100000 francs. His for-
tune goes tn his four snrs and twelve grandsons.
II was reported at TRIESTE, Sept. 10, that Lord Coch-
faue had arrived at Napoli di Ronaria with several YES
sells, and t1at afterwards two Greek divisions sailed. Orc
Of them IS believed to have gone cut 10 attack the ca,,,;,,
Pacha. and the other IS said to ne bound for AIe~arJ,i,
Letters from Augsbnreh announce hat the Infan; Don
miguel aIseT a long conference with Prince HetterrirL.
on the day after the rc'urn Of that minister ~ Vierr,
formally expressed his adaeFcncs to TIE Portuguese eons,i,
tuition.
MATT, Sent 6--We are in anxious Expectation ,rsse-
irg great events take place in a snort period. Las, oie6,
one e iora C2rhroae'. Steamboats, r1eser, frr a. IT,,
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ctoqurtJoned 10 the lair fame al hts Editors, stauding il.
so favorable a contract witt that OF the vulgar ana un
ptsEci3ici PERSONS who are, ~ times o! faction sumo
tunc- accidentally placed IN control of the public press.
fae 'aoudanons OF the Republic never were before
seriously nicnaced. ite Editors OF the EuQnirer WIRE
thc a 81 who reused ns 10 a sorse Of danger, when,
J.ea.ce KNOWS We i:ttlc thought that Gen. JAcHSoN
cnpid De considered a serious competitor for the Pres
l!cacF. They saw the danger, then small, with IN
a''actfe sagac'tv; they proclaimed II loudly, when IT
"a1 a'arSh. IL has come: IL ID presents II can be seen:
80 can be fell: where Is tie ssal OF the Editors OF the
ih4'ireT: Ala! hey gre enrolled on the banner
wbcss success they lave deprecated, whcs it was dis
tlnt, n a"Curse 10 The c0untry!'
Duivvn IN utter ront aG,! confusion from tic assumed
crouud al corruption in the Presidential election, which
Gurus uot 10 be Corruption on the side they adj ocate,
j. S.: where, tie Editors return TO their alhtci alton
=. -lsadncssn and ''mischicG." We have enaeavored
% account for the onc-it is for them TO prove the
other: To which proof we DEFY them.
ihey cndravof 10 alarm the PRIDE OF the People o
ErG'nia, by charging those opposed to the military sue.
Gession with "turning." Turning, do they say? Nhc
has turned: MO las faced mot right, b:D left about,
=" less time han one could say ''the Enquirer" Who
have formally denounced Gen. JACKSON in n dozen
d,aeient instances, and now rally, advance, aud retire,
in the crops Of Den. JAC1soN? Who was II that raj
he'd IN defence vi the Constitution, and now Join in
support cf him whom they have heretofore denounced
IS its labitual vioiator3 Who? Who
Che Editors u! the Enquirer.
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pcs, idchaFd D"he,J"0. Cuss, Jro. R4dts. N.icaiab Woods,
james Aiiciie, Ch'pman W. AicCulioeh, John Puson.
James Jones, samuel Dyer, David Michje, VIM GarIlud,
n"o' or"oks, VIM tadtetd, john Cochran aud Isaac RAJ
Piae4 Dc app" ."tcd.a Committee la correspond with the
other co'ntniiieesi in the several cou";ies on The subject Of
these rcSolutiouS aud preamble.
hesn'vrd' THAT the Editors of the Virginia Advocate
aux 'hc constitutional Wig, DO requested to publish the
proceedings Of Ills meeting.
wM. WOODS, Chairman.
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To TRr CITlyrNs or Nrv XIV

4 MectI'g Of the Citizens of New Kent, opposed to
the election OF Gen. Andrew Jackson as President of the
United States, is respectfully iuvitcG to assemble 81, ,brir
Court House. on the first RIonday-in next Decembr,, tt
that is net a good. The next fair day To appoint Delegate ties
Ia the proposed Convention on the I'd Tuesday of TEX,
January, in the city ui Richmond.
NOV. lU(!. MANY CITIZENS.
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Ata meeting OF ihc citizens Campbell, resident within the
limits Of the battalion Of the HIN regiment, convened
90 Hs battalion muster, at the Spout Spring. on tie 2Jlh
Gay otSct. iH21, IN pursuance of notccs given at the COM
paHy nusters, the following resolutions we've submitted.
and adopted by "A vote cf 1914 to 81.
Resolved, That the citizens Of this meeting, in the exer-
rt5o 81 thcir undoubtcd right to assemble and deliberate on
S'hJHrt' affecting the public interests, claim to be actuated
log W"nTes purely patriotic, and checrluily render like con-
s'l'r't'nn " the motives OF such OF their fellow citizens as
ci'rr with them IN political 0pjnion-pubIi men III re
pn'"nie to 'he cor'rluUity for their pBbic Conduct-bu,
l"i'''e clt'|sn' are not responsible ia each other for poll
trai preferences.
~csolyej, That we d~i-afproyc equally of the ogigin
o"i measures Of the present administration Of tie Gene
~ Government believing that it originated in a cor,u,,
c''huou Of Mr.. Clay aud Adams; that the former bv III;
F"'e aud ms influence over the votes of others, should
urn "hhe Mr Clay Secretary Of State-Gbe measures
or TIE administration appear tn have been equally 5anefuI
W b interests OF h' y States an; to the spirit Of the con
Resolved, That we have c,eat confidence IN ,o ,fr.
''f'f'y ana dryc'cd p't''arism OF Glen. Andrew
Jackson, aHd t'at we will use all rroDer and Lonorahia
U'arS To- Hfo-'utc his election 10 the resiIcncy-beIiev
thai Ap possesses, in ih5 language Vt tc venerable JrAer-
"H' ~ Gear nrah, st:pur miuc, honest heart, and spurd
'p-Hi,t" i~-n.tp,es,' and has aided mainly ga, GI ,.
m.ts"'e 81 bis county .!arv.'
"s mat We approve Of dc formation Of a Pc
800 1itH- L.'ct1ral ticket ~ the republican members ~
i# Acsia.atIra-uaaaus IL is in ca;jf5t,uirv viii, rc,uLr;.
'', Is adapted G, tta Convenience OF the peoyle.
.h5 '."'- c4''' Than a"y mode which we can devise
"l-I '" prescott c.uujy divisions Of lie comf,n,,.s. it,
5'' electoral uc@e:i is IN no wise obligatory on
,5' ta'' Die foregoing resolutions he signed bz
u,. g W. .'''"t, '.r''in7, 4. 4. Cheauiam, tho
- I" sou HIt'a'ir", ADD published in tbe Eicb,rcnd
= '''..@.fs N'6"isu. Warrington Telegram.
THOMAS D.. EVANS.
IL 2. C~BEirHNN.
li.QS q. McALIISTFR.
H. ~ 81 ~
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WEEYYA1CS

a meeting of the citizens of CUMBERLAND op
posed to the election OF Andrew Jackson as President
OF The o"''ed states, viii be held at the Courthouse
o! the county on Saturday, ist December.
S.rcri,I EiceehnhLcrc
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'""eh; we dn not know her destination, bot it IS suDnnscd
as she came in n north east direction, that she was last
iTom Messino, aud in search of his ~lordship. The govern
''eit here IS quite determined to show him no quarter, in
the event of bis putting iu,o Malta in a hostile ma INC
therefore, II his Lordship expects to g, supplies . his
squadron tlirnnsh THIS channel, he will be disnnnn in,.d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

w MIR. JOHN EDWARDS.-As you are not a resi-.
n dent of the State nj Virginia, and have no Atto,ne,
therein known to me, I adopt this mode To notify tn r,y,
hat, on iae 2lst day of December next. between the ho1ns.
Of ? oclock A. NJ. and sunset Of that day, ] shall nroccoa
at my obIcc Ia the city Of Richmond, 10 take the de,o
siiion OF David Judah, Esq. to be read as evidence :,
Tie tn'I OF Il suit now depending in the supciicr cou,,
OF ehar'ery for the Richmond district, in which I ar,
pidlniih' and yourself, Samuel B. Edwards, and DulI,7
Atkinson, are defendants.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
"'' NO'h NOV 1871. w4t
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Ea'ract q y letter, dated ,EeT York, .&oUentbey 10. 1922.
Cur election Ter the Legislature, in this city, and so Tar
as we nave heard from the Counties, run in favo. of the
jackson party, owing to the bargain that has been struck
machinery Of tie former, but This viii have but a var,i,,
effect ut th. Electoral Election next fHii-this will be a
d'5t'Hci affair, unconnccteh with State politics and Stale
fslTJnaGe; besides. the present iuiatuatiHn will have sul,si.
ari. Jack'on' as l have before stated, will get from six TO
. votes IN tie state beyond this, he cannot pass viii. his
81 Nop-.
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Fall Good and Fall Fashions.
THOMAS ROWLAND

.len's ''ierceT q Tailor, 8 doors oJoue the Earle Hotel
{ EsPEcFFULLY informs his friends md the pnbl;c J.,
hS general, that he has Just received an elerant ssso,,
nieni OF GOODS, in his line-consisting of bIue, black ard
Inc most fashionable eolored Cloths and Cassimeres also.
Il hanhS'me assortment Of Nesting, which he will makr -,
at the shortest notice. lie feels confident that he can cxr
frn'e any orders ~ his jinc, IN the most ia sh .onabIe sfvle,
nI' o = me lowest terms, AID solicits a share of the public
patronage. fN
% w12v
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Pcro&Jran7c.-Wo bay We accounts fon The interior If
e"a wanna from a geGtlcaiHm of respectahiEty, which
.Hi-aFus what We have before announced, that an oyer
FhfiH'"g charge Is going forward ia that stale in favour
''- administration. To Jarh,nn fever, which is her.
Il ""'r1 wife, has there run out, aud the people begin Ia
c"'N.'"' what - Their interest and their duty. fl IS now
o." water w'tr the jactsoi.jaus IN Pennsylvania, aud tb,.
.''se 81 10; Administration floats rapidly to high water
'uuik.-. NMjonci -9dcocat.
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FROM the JNGiiGaai .1dcocaic.
Tie good temper, the calm dignity, & the total silence
with which President ADAMS has held on his course,
- the Chici Magistrate of the Nation, must be regard
cd w:!h admiration by Al! those who have paid any at
iention 10 the great difficulties of his situation, rem
dersd !oJd'y SO by the sitnperatiou. urgcucrous, fault
iuiiuS, and nnIuunded calunnics of the Oppositior.
The objection forlrer'y urged against Mr. Adams, on the
score OF temper, experience has terminated: fer it NAV
safety he said, that among all The American Presidents.
40 one was more remarkable tIian Mr.. Adams for the
Propr1ety and simplicity 0! his personal department, or
the deliberations and well behaved wisdom of his nublic
acts Among those whom party zeal hurry into ex-
I,'ess!ons o' iidtcuie or contempt, are some who will
doubtless find space and leisure 10 Reconsider the ius.
tice OF their ccnsurcs. Let such remember, ,hat, whe-
thsr Mr.. adams is President four years or eight;
Whether he 10 iar'y or unfairly displaced. bel;ed or
Praised, his character and fame are not affected by il.
!iis record is already among the patriots and sagcs of
his country, and he Will be allied, in all the futnie an
mails vi tEe Republic, with our WAsHtNGroN, JExyFa
s2N, MANSON and AioNEuE, in whose school he was
educated, whose confidence lac share ed, anu Of tie value
oil w,ose principles and policy of government, 20 the
happiness aud progress In wealth OF our country. lac is
destined, we crust, to give the most decisive iI!ustrs-
lion. Tie American People will call for Ln, again.
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The Enquirer (f New York; is found quoting the
opinions OF the Democratic Press relating 10 President
Adams. He will perhaps forgive us if we commend a
IKE ohaiice tn his own lips. When the Editor of the
Enquirer was situated TO write as he felt, he " role well.
!iis productions had the gusl of nature IN them, and
coming from the heart, they reached The heart. 4 few
"'aeLss previous iCithe sale he made of himself TO Cray.
tard'S friends, al tie last election Cor President, the
E3ItcT OF the Enquirer Cyinced his admiration OF MIR.
adams in strong terms. 'Ghe following is from his pen
1t that TING, and we ask oar readers 10 compare il
"i,A the heattLess and cold hlooled dcfanatjous of
the same distinguished man, since the writer's neccssi-
les cT interest cast him inio the political s!,amblcs Of
.hose with whom he now acls.-I Nat. .lav.
jCEY II, 1921.
Hir. ADAMS rs q very extraordinary man. lie OK
-ites hut little Interest; lie appears to have no friends
ITO are pressing him before the People, aud who wish
q" secure to h!SSn an appreciation which he does not
ferit, or = ranh 10 winch he is not entitled; aud vet te
- ca2ionai!y presents himself to the worii III a garb so
e hiring ts@i men think highly OF him, in reference to
le high places against their VIII. The productions
as bis pen act like silent monitors, and produce refec-
iioa, whicA ever VIII result in his favor. His triumph
- always an envi,5le one. Iii the tTir,nrs. OF ccnils
ol reason and intelligence.
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The administration an LOHjSiG,o.-A meeting of the
lFicnds nj the Administration was held at New Orleans
nn the 18th ult. and resolutions were adopted expressive OF
Ills APPRECIATION uf the acts of the President and Secretary
loi state. Tue meeting is stated in the New Otleans papers
u" have been tue most respectable ever held in that c,,y,
whether IN regard 10 numbers OF Ia The standing OF thLsc
who composed it,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

: In s"""n cases, the chTice might fall rpon the Psprc
who will be Ia HE Legislature. v,;rL ,u -
the e%geHce of sending special delegates.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

THOMAS y. EVANS,
Z. T. C~BEiTHAN,
Il.QS &. McAiIISTFR.