Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
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| Signs eFAte I'imcs"-We have never prevailed
with ourselves to believe il probable that the vote
OF NirSinia would be Carried Off from ihe Military
CsnaHate--ibouSh there ere many WIN entertain a
very different opinion. King Caucus has been so lc,,r
employed by tie Legislature to secure the soe OF The
State TO given candidate, and Tie people have long
acquesced IN bis cta';on, that respect TO his no.nua
ZION has become habit not TO be b-o,en through with
out time and repeated effort. But, tie parties are So
nearly balanced, i'll Virginia, dat r,any things
The bounds of reasonable probability may occur TO
make iue Jackson scale kick the beam. OF the IO5
counics of Virginia, there thirty Eve OF forty
hcidng Administration u,aiorities, very r-ariy ba-
lance in several Others and respectable mnories in
al! esccp; five six Ha stand been made tY elye
months sooner, and the same exortioas used here
other states TO Information and view OF both
sides among the people; 10 cngbcn the less instructed
of The freohodets the true nature of the Mil
iary Candidates claims, and ccuuelact tie thou
sand SANDERS and misrepresentation Of tho Admins
raon, and its measures, whicS, have been most wide
y and industriously circulated hare said il, and
say it again, Virginia had not now beon numbered
IN The ranks OF the Chieftan. But, staf made in
January last, deferred ong-the season of pop
the superior energy OF the military party had made
the hrst inpresson-and by this delay instead of the
task nclinng doubling 10 the side of civil supc-
riority the much more difficult Of converting those
cho bad already taken their ground, 10 be under
taisca But, there is telling the Governor until
after the electon.n
The question. though frankly admit the probabi-
lties to be in favour of the military Candidate Is far
from desperate in Virginia. The friends of tie ad,ni-
nstTAon numerous jealous, aud determined TO do
what recmen ought who ink their country in the
agony OF great crisis. Had they but rallied Ii,
''e earlier, they would have never injured the NOR,
tGcatIon Of seeing the vote OF Virginia given 10 an
Gnosaut military chiefau-vIlo whatever his qua
hhcaons as soldier, is supremacy, and even ridi-
culousy, nlearned 10 every accomplishment Of {.
statesman II they viii YET put their shoulders 10
the whee!-and directing the eyes Of the people to
Carolina, shew them the deep and yawniug eap!,.
to the brink of which the des2araeness of the Jack
son spirit, has hurried their counryit is net We,
too late, TO open their eyes TO The calaniiies which
from his election there is every anticipate
But If we in Virginia have 20 work up ti in con
tending agains. the fanaticsm of The military spirit;
our friends tie other States have the advantage o.
the descent. In the middle and eastern states jack
sou has been fetrogradrg tor months aud has 10
ground left except in n York aud Pcnnsy irania.
In the first of these states, he kept up ony through
the influence OF one ,aan. We consider it an equal
chance al this time, which tic strongest in Penn
syiTana wien the proceedings Of South Carolina
are known there, persuaded that the detec-
ton will become general Tie signs" are many and
prosperous:
NEW TORE.
We have been kindly permitted By gentleman in
This city TO make tho follow ing extract from letter re
ceiTed by him frcru his friend now on visit Of pleasure
10 the Eastward who has spent several rects in the
State OF New York; lie SAWS,
"lt uncertain how the legislature OF Ncyy- Yoi K
will manage the election ley dare not choose the
tectors Themselves and il the people elect by districts
adams viii certainly have o. and ia believed by
ny that he will have %. IT tho legislature decide that
the choice should be made by general ticket, the Gen
raj would be out generated; for Adams would get the
whole. have means of information tbs' depend
on have spentseveTal dsrs in Greene and Co'tiE1
bra Counties, and find 'rany Of my aCquaiDaUcps who
we're warm friends to the General last ear, now dci-
dedly for the Administrations
Extract from letter from gentleman in the
State OF ~ York, dated CuxsAKtE, June ii, 32S.
"Ihe Stale Of New York will certainly give death
blow to the General many who bis friends
SIX weeks ago in favour of Mr. Adams Every
day the Administration is gaining friends by dozens.
10 Fact the former partzsEs OF The General deser-
ting him" .iIaryiardcr.
Young ,Tcns .NectiHcs.-It affords tie highest
degree of satisfaction TO perceive that be young
OF the and-thcse who in the Of nature have in
fact The deepest stake IN tho preservation Of our free
institutions, buCkug on their arnor, and prepa-
ring tor action IN The right side. The maxim s less
old than t'ue-"Yourg men for action-old men for
counsel" In the approaching contest the friends
the administration will combine both 4 convention,
To nominate candidates for Governor and Lieut. Gov
ernoT IS to he held on The esd Of July and
ton OF the Young Men of The State, will he held in
August to complete the necessary for carry
| ing that nomination triumpbanty through the con
test And also for securing the cause Of the present,
admln5'Tation against The stratagcs Of the military
cIeitaIn' and bis molly supporters. In Rensselaer,
county meeting is called Of the young men ffi'ndIy
20 me administration, toe notice for Which signed by
| i've hundred and thirty good men and true.
This 10 sign, that cannot be gainsad. II is slgf
bn' Misunderstanding ~ 'r-ggirr r. - 1ac'snn