Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-15
Vol. IV.-No. 40.

w val! not detract iiom the merits OF general Jack.
son. are Wiling TO 'rendcr unto Casar the things
mat are C@sats." That he has displayed great mi.
ary talents and deserves the gratitude of his country
Tor his eminent services in the field we readily concete
but we are yet TO learn, that Ia prove victorious in
Oatic qualities 10 administer the rnutrarons
ahd Hlonenops concerns of Government. That his
claims are exclusively military, cannot be disguised.
II he have talents Of diGeren, character they hare
escaped cur observation and ave, have reason 10
believe entirely unknown the world. lie has not
been wanting in opportunities for their exhibitions for
ms grateful fellow citizens have al times, exai-
TED h: TO civil stations, which afforded him an annie
held for dis pIaybnt from these stations he has mi
orIn!y retired IN short time, and on some occasious
from an avow ed consciousness of his inability 10 dis
charge their functions. Were he, however in eyery
respect, Tue equal of Mr.. Adams we should deem il
!neSFedien and uDwlse TO change the risk of Il
change oil measures !! is net because ave love Jack
son less, but that love country more that we
are opposed 10 his election.
Fully impressed, theo, with tie conviction tia, the
oest interests of the country will be advanced by liz.
re election Of Mr.. Adams therefore,
RcSOlrea, That although many of The members of
's meeting differed IN opinion al the last presidential
election, as TO the person best qualified to discharge
The duties of that exalted station, yet after calm but
rigid scrutiny of the pursued By the present
administration unanimously OF opinion that the
measures adopted have been wise tempcrae and essen
italy calculated To advance the t,ue interests of eso
United States
RcSoirtd, That il is the opinion of this rnccuc that
the nunberless charges made against Henry Clay are
unoanded--that our confidence in his integrity and m.
trIotism IS undimpishcd aud that view him as one
of the most enlightened and eloquent statesmen known
10 this or To any other country.
EeSOioGd, That the following gentlemen he anno;po OIL
Commute 10 attend the convention OF Baltimore on
The fourth Monday t23d) of July next yiz:-David
Euckey, Go JOHN N'Terso n, John II. Ri,Elfresh Gid
con Banz. jose phi II. Palmer Samuel Barnes Dr. Or f.
Ton iJnvali, John BrIeD, Evan Ml<nsIy " ashins ton
Fanbibber, John Dudderar, Plu,nrner !ans Henry
Buhrrnan Major Daniel Hughes and James Nicho-
las.
Eesoired, That TO promote harmony OF views ami
unity OF action among the friends of The adnnsra-
ton IN THIS eecor al district i: would be 81 oper in fire
opinion OF this meeting to hold conventions to consist
OF seventeen delegates from each county IN Harers.
town, on tie first Monday in September next 70
nominate suitable persons for electoral candida les
And, should " asIingcn and Allegany Counties con.
cur IN this suggestion, that Christian Kemp Thomas
" Morgan, Cob George NJ. Echelberger John
LhocTt w iam r. SandersOn, y ohm chissler Patric,z
III, Sr. George TItlOw, Xebuion Kuhn Patrick
Owings, DIR William g. Hibbard Moses shay A.
bF aiiarn ~ ampie, Thomas Hammond, Singleton w DOT
ten, Henry Buhrman and Robert Fulton he appoint
eli TO represent Frederick County in said con, cntion
ifeSoived hat MAJ or John Gra!ame J Ohm l., Hard
ING, Frederick Nusz Doct. William B. T Ter John q
Thompson, Benjamin Prince, DIR. Henry Stately and
Dcct. William S. NPherson, be appointed a gen
era committee Of correspondence.
fftSo'Ged, That II be recommended TO the friends of
HE adnin's alton 10 hold meetings in the several e.
lection districts, 60 appoint committees Of three f,
each district ia correspond with he general commits;
tee ana 10 ADOPT such other MEASURES as t!ey may
deem cXpedient. '@
JOIN TYLER Chairman
JOHN M'PHER6ON, Assistant Chairman,
E Ra1.,1h o coans sssyes0t~.