Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

Upon this table, the Harrisburg Statesman remarks:
The reader will see by the above statement that Mr.
Blythe claims for tie hero in Cambria county $50
votes, In all probability than the county cuntaus
See vote of 1923.
He claims in Columbia county $500 of m,iorty
The vote Of that county in "a 2d6 snd perhaps
Will not incl ease much go TAX the amount claimed
bout $50.
In Union county of = $50 the vote of 49, he claims
2,i6O leaving for Adams about e30-
In f'ke aud Wayne, he takes all bull about lao
VOTES.
In Somerset lie claims all but 26o or thereaboui
turiher:comment is unnecessary the friends of the
Administration IN each cuuny sal anime FOX ihlm
selves
Friends al civil government be not iisrna, ed by The
false calculations and bdastipgs OF yor opponents but
press forward 10 the polls with rmness prudence aud
oecorum IN support OF the American cause Yen have
espoussd well the 18th the Slst day of October
next and Divine Providence who, has always saved
our beloved Country from such pests as now aeiaie
society WILL crown your ef!ois With success and pnt
quietus 10 parcel OF the most brawling int rig
oihce hunters that G,siu: bed hs peace OF any
country.
Young .uen's CVlrtnla0l - third Convention has
assembled at Utica and unanimously agreed support
Island Rush. for PRESIDENT ard Vice President,
aud Thompson aud Granger far GcYernQr aut Lieut..
Governor Tie Nat. Advocate says:
YOUNG MESS CONyENTIoN Ar CrtcA.--TlIe Young
Men OF this State assembled in C0nv ention on Tues
day monlng at U;ica for the purpose OF cOncnrring in
the State and National tons of Administration
candidates. met in The Methodist Chapel and the Con-
ven!cn org anized by the appointment OF w. H. Sc
WARD, OF Cayuga, as President, n. T. HOCHES-
TER of Monroe, LIST Vice President, JUNIUS II.
HATCH OF New York 2nd do. } e.. WRIGHT, OF
Scholiare, and Is. SIlU MWAY, OF Essex, Secretaries
The Convention then adj ourned TO again at 9 o.
clock. Al that hour the Convention again assembled,
and proceeded 10 appoint the different committees and
n he yt MI or.tr I'm
W ednesday the Cow ention assembled and heard the
report irorn the committee appointed the preceding
day. Mr.. lEgis Of New York presented the address
wbIct: vas received by the meeting Wlth reclamation,
and unanimously adopted, and 900 copies ordered
to DO printed. The resolutions reported by the
Chairman, and unanimously adopted.
The resolutions coDcurring I'D the nomination o!
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS as President RICHARD
RUSH as Vice President, Of the United States;
SMITH THOMPSON, as Cover nor, and FRANCIS
GRANGER, as Lieutenant Governor, we're un1nt.
mousty approved OF and adopted. About 40D delegates
| answered to their names
| On taking the chair the President addressed the
Convention 10 elegant and appropriate manner.
We CUng. aulate the friends Of the admin 81 tor
on the cheering prospects in this state. Information
vas receV ed by the Convention from every part of the
state, and of the most hstteriDg knd-our fTend
abroad may safely rely on "a votes iD New York;
! The Rochester Telegraph, states that MIR. Grange
has accepted the nomina ton for 1t Governor. o
course he declines that of Goverupr rendered him b,
the Anti Masonic Contention
The Columbia Republican says it has ''eysry rpasor
10 believe, that Francis Granger, and Jno. Crary
nominated for Governor, and Lit. Governor, BY III,
Ant-AIasunic Convention of Utica, will decline stand
ing as candidates" If so, Judge Thompson will BIZ
elected by an Immense majority.
| For the purpose of weakenhg the credit or Messrs
Todd and Shelby Duff said they relations Of MIR
Clay, and bis tosd-eaer, the Old Lady, promptly
copied the statement II is false. They are Of no Ir
TO Mr. Clay, BY blood or marriagfso says Inc frank
| fort Commentator.
! Noah advises his party $50 otgrh, aud not STEP
moment TO defend" il is bad psl;cy, Mordecai, &
u show your adversary your bard.