Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-24

'n'"re JuoSmcnt-whose sou! is ever locked ,p in
Tue DARK and rnexplored rcccsses Of a never rcla
se!isAness-who never forsavc an enemy, and who
never Knew fricnd-ias certainly yreemiuer claims
to oe called aa1gAqnip,ous
We shall notice one more of these edirync toas,s
ana then have done. It is greu by the same ,.entIr
mar who toasted the Goa I:,ionn
"'Fhc majority in the late Senatorial election 1Ir
they be hurled from their seats BY tie vo;ce of -.
indignant People, for violating the will e! their cons
Stnuerts.H
1t is pity that this dinner hal no. nrcco,cd al
the elections IN that case perhaps the people nirh
have discovered that their will had been violated and
executed tue sentiment o! tic toast, The wish of
Prince Edward, would doubtless have been duly re.
spected By her sister counties. But uniorunate,y>,
was declared too late. Tbrous bout the State, as far
as information extends. not orc single member Of
The late House OF Delegates, las lost his election Ter
voting against Air. Randolph On the contrary though,
1t has been ral2 .i.c tes. ID nauy counties-lhougl
the Gemagogues have used il every where as an ecc
ilonce'ing hobby, tie people have approved the vote
by largo notwithstanding and Walk ms in Powha
'an-C!arke in Chesterheid-Wa and Thompson
in Arnhcrst--Cook IN S;aford-Thonlpscn in Norfolk
Moore in hrdgo-Saundere j. New Eent-.Vi
lis and Morgan in Jefferson Christian in Charles Cit,
-Gravely in HcnryC oiston in Reri1cle,-.y dollhouse
in Princess Ann, all ndced, who sc-e opposed on this
ground, have been reelected, and n ec2t Gases BY
triumphant ard Increased n,alorities Car assertion
made al the time of the election, that the peop. an
proved The change, is abundantly confirmed. john
Randolph has no popularity TO spare in ,g mia. lie
never can be popular c,e, while Leihe remains but
a fabulous stream. What effect mir. Beshiey's 10
nunciaton of t'c majority ght have had had il been
sooner promulged, W. not prepared 70 say He
is we'll known 10 fine, that for augi, y l,no,v
the authority OF his name, might have secured The &C
complement of his wishes.
While opposition 10 DR. Randolph has wrought ~
jury TO 10 individual of the late General Asscgab!,
the merit of having supported him, has in so;ne liz
stances, been pleaded in vain Curtis and Cary in
Warwick-Smiib in Characterization in Nor.ii-
a'np'on-and Billups IN Matthews, ound his merits
Intellectual for salvation. Had not MIR. Randolph !en
tiled himself with the Jacksonans, his exclusion from
the Senate would have caused sensation. Between
him and the people of Virginia, there is and can be-
no sympathy. They vide apart as Lord Cas-
tlereagh and the Sheffield operatives He boasts of
bis descent from Kings and aristocra;s-sey think
that one mans blood is good as aooiher's.
-aGe-
.Ir. Vaz Eurcn.-A correspondent il the souil, Of
Virginia, informs that the 'li,tle Duchi,an' aud
ms tail are speedily expected in that quarter from their
flying trip 10 South Carolina and Georgia. If tle
!ittie Duschnan'' arrives suggest TO our CORES
pendent lift would follow as a matter OF course that
las tail should arrive witt; him? Nature has imposed
it as a condition upon all animals favored with that
noble appendage that il should acconpap~ It's pcsscs-
sor nfli pe:egrinaions
he same COZ respondent who has furnished rs with
these hints upon tails ascends more exalted spccu-
ations He has penetrated, thinks he has, some of
those couibinatons," which the discreet Dr.. Flovd-
he who thought the good of The nation required his stov
IN Congress, and modes. enough, to say soinforrn
ed Brigadier Gen. Smyib, were nearly complete for
eiecting President. The leading principle in these
secret combinaions he says is 10 throw Tie election
again upon tie House OF Representatives. New York
it seems, cannot be relied upon for Gen. Jackson
To detachher from Adams, Clinton is to be brought
into the field at the elevea;h hour. The effect of this
diversion viii be, such splitting toe electoral votes
as to defeat election by the people In the House
Of Repree sltares IT is known that the scorbnstic
boast Of majority OF Tie Representation from rsjo-
r;ty of the States and dis being the case, when the
election is fixed there, they will have TIE game in
their own hands.
Without expressing any opinion to the tuia of our
correspondents conjecture, We do bot think destitute
Of probability. It's well k:owp, that continuing 10
vote By Districts, Gen. Jackson cannot obtain mere
than votes in New York-and that il tie syscin is
exchanged for that Of the general ticket lie r II be ex
ciuded from all participation il hcryoe. 1t approach
es TO certainty, tiat if New YoIl, sides viii tie adm
uisraiou in a contest with Gen. Jackson the admins
iraton must triumph ,o 5ay nothing of Penns, yaDa,
which the most j1dicious in that State already class
viii Tue states friendly to the administration al ere
the cause of Jackson is sinking every day; there vo;,
are enough tore-elect tie present Chief magistrate
even with her opposition, provided New York stands
her ground Under these crcnmssanccs, contest SIP
gle handed, wonld be yielding tie day, and the COM
bnation have nothing for il, bat to 'dirdo and con
qucr.7 IL Clinton should be brought forward, and
supported by his state Ito aI,,cst rocass.r, ~ -.