Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
Caucus MURRAY Ticker.
FOIs PRESIDENT.
ANDREW JACKSON Of 7'eI.~
EOif 'FYCE PRESIDENT
JOHN &. CALHOUN Of s. G.

CAUCUS TICKET.
District. WILLIAM G.. HoLr of Norfolk
. WILLIAM Ii. MsF,RLAND of Petersburg.
3 jcHN CARGILL of Sussex.
"A MAJ. i. NJ. NELSON Of Meckicnburg.
) RICHARD LOGAN OF Halifax.
8 DR.. JAMES JoNEs Of Nottowav
7 Judge WILLIAM DAEIEt of Lvuchbnrg.
ia Col. JOSEPH MARTIN of Hcnry.
10 WILLIAM i. i,oaDoN 81 A!bcmarle.
l 0 Judge WM. oRoCKHTBaoU::Ho OF Richmond
I I GEORGE 8uCKSEE of Caroline.
- WILLIAM JONES Of Gloucester
l 8 Col. RoB'T M'CANDLIsB of Williamsburg
II ELLysoH CuRR1E of Lancaster.
I ) ini ge .iOuH w. tiREEN of Cupcper
rs Col. IoHv GIBSON OF Prince William.
II Gen. GEOHGT RUS7 of Loudoun.
1G JARED WILLIAMS of Frederick.
10 Or. J. y. WILLIAMSON of Rockingham.
90 JoHN BOWEN OF Rockbridgc.
81 Mai, ioIy g. GEORGE Of TazewelI.
% AsDREw RUSSELL OF Washington.
8 ,joEL SHREwsBURY Of Kanawha.
p IoHN M;MTLbAy Of Brooke.
e. Of Gen. JACKSON unfitness for the Presidency,
lis friends have furnished the strongest evidence
vi hin, Mr jefferson said, he would soon think
OF making "a sailor Of cock, or soldier of goose
as President of Andrew Jackson"
J3 Witness what lis consistent friend Mr. Richie
thinks Of him. = = =
',sto Gen. JAcKsoN VIC would sTeci with respect:
''In feel FOR him the sincercst gratitude Yet even
''g-attudc must have bounds, when tho hnppincss ola
''whola nation ut stake. Bring his qualifications to
''the bar Of publ" opinion and how Till they stand
l'ilc savs;i Nov orl2ans lie Is warrior an apt and
''n1 able Of energy, Of public spirit of in
"tNCrity, Of Gcni's. BIT these I'll the q,iaica-
'tons which required in the President Of the H.
':tntcs' lie tCcn. !AcKso" is distinguished SOL
cr: brt is he Statesman Where is the evidence of
D her" his political srcechcs' his dispatches?
his cssays; his mcasurcs' Where arc the evidences
lot that skill AMI attainment in politics TO which
lic OF study, and Of experience, il SO essentially nc
'cossnrys COMPARE HIN WITH ADAMS nnd
'''r;h Crawford, AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
CHE BE--whcr We take into account the series Of
"h's pursuits ana the want Of evidence which he has
. "c%hbltcd>' Richinond Enq:Grer, Fct rs, 1894.
1t has long been maintained os q maxim that the
''r7nu who cannot obey, ought not commend and the
'rl", III the present at least. stand upon this
''sornd rcascn: that She VINO makes his own will
snd picasurc the sole rule and guide OF oil his actions
ougat MT to tr'gie" ''' ne large Pc'cer IF Pre-
''Sdcnt n tfe y. SlalcG. We want for that office
'.nnn who vii coolly and carefully observe the law
"and the Constitution: for these are to be his o1iidcs
Sin the administration Of his powers. Now, is Gen.
'jHrf-7c possessed Of that cool nrd tempered spirit
"Chich ociH him for Executive .Hagistrote7 Has
she exhibited shat spirit in past trncss What saws
'for instance The history Of his measures in 1872"
Rjchmond Enquirer, March 10, 1924.
"Gen. Jackson, it seems, always thought MIR. Ma
edison was 'onc OF the best Of ncn and great civilian
''-but did not prefer him as President because he
'aways believed that the mind of piLosophcr could
not dwell Oh biood and cGrn0~e with any Corrpostoe
cot course that hc not well fitted for stormy sea-
Glow preposterous is tlis objection when is reco-
elected that Mr.. Madison was the very man to recon-
''men1 war, 20 which Gen. J. owes his own high
reputation. The General in this one stroke of the
'Fe1'l dra'Fs his own character. Werts "aatjnUaEly