Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-02

cceily III the faces Now, by my soul fellow travel
ie''' said !, s. am as little for jackson YOU A.
cams IS my man, Is it So then you right wife,
let us have the spirit the stranger is welcomes
mat. thought IL are the Americans defansed, so
warmly and vainy addicted governing their social
feelings and conduct by political views tha they hate
or love- serve or injure just as one comedies or DIFF
fers. will take advantage of this national prejudice;
wiii tor ever be for Adams. Indeed ! began be
so III good iai'h They attributed 10 him every virtue
rs for Jackson, he was reprcscned as an arbitrary
military chief;ain Every thing, bore the name of 4.
dams. There was the Adams hotel, the Adams print
ing Office, tlic Adams committee The women cla-
incurred in his favor, and the bows f,uolt for him I
cooiu not travel mile without meeting some chubby
raced Child called John Adams. | had rcsuec;sd ST.
a,iGh ~ my own country, but now, thought l. he
shadow by the side of This Adams. BY the poweIsn
SAID l. 9 viii be for Adams till NV death.m bought
piece OF ribbon on which was stamped .4do1,s and
STUCK IT III my hat; and as passed grog shop would
oeiiow, huZZa FOR Adams and America. II was sure
TO get me friends good faI and nights lodging On
wards travelled, the lord knows What states over
until reached Pennsylvania. Here | thought then,
was change in feelings aud affairs had not rome
lar before espied grog shop hxza for Adams
SAID L. Seize him. beat him" - Stop stopn cried
H.. /" How are you aE" &c For Jackson. 10 be sure
80 is the honest man. the brave soldier. the stern po-
ii'tcan, TIE Virtuous citizen, him honor p,y-
or and wealth As for Adams, he is political ram
bier, knave, he cheated the people. opposes their
WIZ, anu so long as he is President. our liberty is
Town.. " Blood d POUNDS, but Jackson man 8,
replied l. tore Adams from nv hat stuck general
Jackson on, a,d now halloped g L,zza for general
Jackson" e
ifa jolly foreigner acco.,fs viii. the fce,,nps and
prejudccs of these Americans ti,ev love and c,ersh
hi'n had not farhing, but lived plentifulIy on
inc credit OF my love for Jackson. lr / called at a
anu sa,a' can an old FREUD of jackson stay all
hen the doors flew wide oren, and entered as free
as The master of the castle Soiopo as was for Joc
son, preserved my bones, conscience md comror,.
hu; 'Tho can foresee his destiny? purs,e5 nv. ;,
ney and al length entered the state of kcntncky Oh
land OF strong drink, dargers stud horses gror .o
and candidates, would had never seen you1 came
sound healthy and happy-I departed bruised, disor
dercd and miserable. Somehow | had a stranre pre
sage o! danger-tle people looked furious talked ln,d
rode fast swore and disputed. inis one called lin
sell alligator, that steam beat, this sea serponi Thai IL
ger. One would be called half horse half aiI;q,tor
and The other part swapping turtle had heard tho
fennsy ivaniams abuse and donounce one CLAY in
"e"ton WIN adams, so, coming in sight of a tavern
where !o"nd collection OF men. horses, Wagons
""gs ana hogs, joined the motley GREY The honse
was IN upTOar and Conmoon-'s Old ccurt ,,v CO.,
l)esha 3'nauchamp, hemp, tobacco Adams (,ior
Jackson" were heard al The same instant ouiefv
and peaceaS'y laid my krapsacIs in the Corner "a
wishing TO insnnats myself into the favor of tho
pie, | beloved out 6 Ifuzza for Jackson damn &
dams and Clay" 6 Kin him. pluck out his eyes Into
oil his nose," reverberated through the house The
lifted clubs, drew Spanish dirks, and in less than
minute was bruised, Inangled and hrIp,ess Tie
ran over me, threw my knapsac1 out at ty dnor and
said shnuld be hung. Spare me- snare me r.,,
citizens, Tor am poor devil and i'll do as .ou ne,so
W II! you vote for Adams & CIay?" es YES yes y,
GIVE hun some gro@. tic up his wounds and al, his
pa'don." so soon as / could travel started and hal
!ooed" iiuzza for Clay and adams"
But IN this land of opposition and uncertainty who
can be always the safe side? Resolved tu (nctnae
With the tide would fain have learned where new
change would begin, but could not Before ygss
aware, entered Tennessee-'' Tluzza for CLAY and
Adalns,o still cried l. LuchIess man doomed to DIFF
hcu'ties and wounds was again attacked oyerrun
and despsed.
But nov am in Nashville, am once rnor, for Jack
SCH, continually drinking his health and wishing him
success and long life Here have determined 10 sta,
TO procure small house, set up gloo, shc, and
call 1t the Jackson gro@ slop. i will feht for Old
Hickory, curse Clay and Adams. and am sure TO sue
coed. Nothing cab resist ne-deyoted to Jack SON !
can beat down all opposition.
PATRICK O,CORCfE