Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

guaSe used at different by the ptcent Irens f
Gen. jackson and bs opponents, and let them Judge
With most harshness. Let them take the Ricbmond
and New York Enquirers as thea stand and tho Rich
mond Enquirer and n. Y. Advocate then edited BIZ
Noah) they stood, let then, compare the I.n
guage which these papers contained in 1924 ,;th N.
'usome adulatioDs OF Gen. Jackson now To he founJ
IN eir columns, and reconcile, II they can the po
cal inconsistencies aud aesurdtes which ti.ey present
lei tbcu examine the language, once held nv ,,es :,
paragons of consistency, with liza: which tho, ,o,, h,
I'D relation TO The and same bings and n ,b.
heaF' Goes moi scHen AT The view, then will nc now
cdge The weakness OF my own Judgment When did
any administration man further i,an 10 snv u tho
election OF Gen. jackson TO the precedence .,ro,,i5 n
cursc upon tie ccunirS :"wheU did any friend of Mr.
Adams go 50 far To that he consdsyed him,
"HONOkED BY BEING BORN IN TUE SAME
LAND WHICH GAVE BIRTH To SIrfuI
MAN AS MIR. aDAliSin-and vet th.s. ,l;,,s h.y.
been said by Mr.. Ritcila the prcsen, cbumn,on NJ
zen. JacHscn aao one OF the members of tie Central
COMMITTEE To support h's election VIII any one ven
lure To contradict these statcmenti !: they shall he
denied. the proof IS 20 be found the files NJ tho En-,
4uirer BOT, 10 those conslscu: gentlemen tell the
people, sohen and hoO and by ,choDl these ntemperae
and unfair" Representatives. have been made, No
'hey DO not even attempt II, they make the cbarye
ana then they content themselves with g,vnn te,r
own Poor reasons for supporting Cen. Jackson; rea-
s"ns, directly al w,th their former opinions and
which places them ,iie most lImLIe cidcp,us and
commissioning cu,rtitiou.
B'' reiot Cpon i've Central Cnmrn,ttee Of erpral
Jackson the ci'a'ge shch they have made against his
{" pnen's, AMI pledge myself before have done, To
convict item OF II.
Tis cornntee as If thu, tou oh, ALI mani, ind ~,
nirani btI themselves, have SAID in their address that
they have nnSisGhn Coljeue the pairo, ISM firm
ess integrity and good sense of Gen. Jackson. ln-
aeed: Have those geoileen Considered The Attitrde
IN which Il ey placed themselves by tins declaration,
ne word u!shacen, is here used implies gre
efSttHS cnnhden"e, noi stdfe Jy Gny ar tctich Lad
s"'''f"e"f*y src"rred ami II therefore 'nows. that this
c"'n''tice |'1n their She,Ci!., have alga,s bad
~ The h'nness, integrity aud good OF
Gen jackson
E'Ais he true why did they not advocate h, cause
10 1877: Titt these consistent politicians say that;
they did Dn' do So. tecau.e Itey preferred tir.
tr+"tpid: III niay be- tut then WHY denUutce, aud
r"dnca the c'aiac,I OF zen. jackson at tame wei.
Hey roo say they h-d unshskcu confidence IN h,s
patriotism hFnnfss, integrity aud good sense? IA pat
riois. ih"ee gentlemen hn excusc for such con,
duct and h' iei7 prGsen. c"ni. sa.ons They for
ei' a! al: claim 10 aud s,Hcptlry- ii they did
;eHiit c"'e!iam a'astatci confidence III tho pat iots
rinue,s integrity ni; god Gen. Jat SOU g..
Tie ''ina III Nr. Adams cicn, ihe a.,g;ag winch,
tie i"e used towards !n b,s ,'cas degree of cru
ely AID injustice which has scarcey pa aci they
did not "njeri"n 'ns co'idan ten then present
declaration o' that fact IS destitute Of foundation -
Take ' c'i horn Of the dcrn,na yen please gentlemen
AMI ;rur case IS tar f:":n being liable.
Tie Jackson Central Conini also saw of MIR.
Adams that tcy have confidence lilo jGis0. 90
lat4l integrity -: poira' Jriscipiss lie good eiuu
H.' tioS ;caDd, tel ,t,c PEOPLE
oi'H CT soar o"n body shn1, time, have fed
hnseF hc red bY being born in HE Sans lgad spiich
snos b.rh to such " " hat 6ui t. con6depce IN
the wisdom political integrity and political principles
al M: dta'as cc'it have d'a"1 FROM Mr.. Richie up
on torrner occasion. sent':;ent inch once pla-
COS Ms 4d9n" u?cn I've elevated pom; Of honor
rs statesman? expressed oo ~ q tifne when ti.e &
was no 'ndc"teu' '''is-s'.te his real opinions aud
when, Mr. X ;CiIa. honest a pul,.i,:, ana
he must have ben 'ieu. These thugs 20 VIII eli
"isl' Ia cali the attention o! the people and warn
iieraagainst the cadi9 influences men whose incon
si'tenreS 'ess So eav;iy ur0r item dive the m
rir!RfY, :no m acknowledgement % their former in-
sincerity II the f.'e"d> q: Gen Jacksni oacc
insacce IN i'e', liz s "rd JGex7npiod acnuasa ,;urs
oi h'm t'i.y G;v be tquaiiY charged with InsrceriIy
9o'o. in 'isaw e1ogies uro'. ';n; they have ac-
kncw:u'g"d te one, the .topie fafi, infer the
o'htr Il 'he' o"re attempted to deceive lie people,
by denouucitre Geo Jackson whist al the same ,irn e.
ihef had confidence has fTORcSS HcirOfisga, 0isp,iy
aud ood sense ~ t;ry 'hnselse have said ihcy ,na
90 fairly presumed to bu again s:ieupiing tx
people hl expressing t"!r cor :idoi.ce his patriot
isin iirnness, Integrity aid good scnse tis; at the
same time, hey eneraiG such couidprce - This
is fair reasoning, from the plain premises winch, the
the friends of Gen. jackson haze adv anccG and the
conclusions net ~ he gotten
! The Jackson Central COMMITTEE next tell TIE reo-
pie, ~ then address that, they believe Geu jackson
possesses The affections ned confidence of The people
and 'den shoud regard his etcrn'ion rs a resio.a,
lion Of re Socsrnuent 10 It's prinsiUe dqG denhjn
CondGon."- Permit me 10 erqumc how these
gene'reu lave "'''rsd at knowledge ufhe fact, tina
the Geuctal posses. the ait ct'nns and confidence
the people? IL surely couid have been oiher way
HAN 10y ndring Oi the vote hc obtained at the last
ectioG;--aud hat DID ifey then Say? Why with :
fnl Knowledge u! bc TACT which they advance
they moi ONLY Atn Tegardod this evidence Of he poo
pies vail but. in their al or Alr. e. txho receive
loss than hall tso number oivotes ei, Gen. JACK
son, they hed The tcjH Qftae 5t0pie contempt. no
only refusing TO for the General, after this
dence OF the peoples ill bUt ihoir was. 'nail tli
coioFs to the mast head, and sink wit! the ship"
other 'v"Ida let rs Sick 10 Mr. Crawford hG!crer mn
he he tcN of te people, tioug:f lie gets bu
our own.Ths vas the language then h, ID by the pre-
sent prominent friends Of Gen. Jackson: these are til
5arrg Inconsistencies III Which they involved; an
YET they have the ehinntcry 20 ask the people TO &C
knowledge them diciaiors, in the ensuing electio
los PTestdeni.--0! itnPrrO, o! ptoyeS.
Thus then viii " appear, that the Central Comm
lee have sPrepd upon le record, he mast couciusis
evidence Of Dtempfrarce and unf1irness 10 ,epreseu
ting the claims Of Con Jackson to the Ptesiicnc,
and before nave done shall give other facts and ev