Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11

the last OF tia, month. This was Jtse ,reri
we'll calcua,od to DESTROY an in the polcsl n,esry
Of such Knowing be false conclude
Agar. am not informed where or by whom he Instruction
was drafted The writer speaks OF contest His
tend long coast lie has me instructed to vote for Zen
jackson throughout The whots contest What does mean
ook at IL Think ofit-Socmn preparation or tong,
1t is clear expected contest is equally clear
that something eNpressd pan scheme: some
grand result To be accomplished by this solemn
loss comprehend The plan was to elect Gen
ackm possible, all hazards, and by Ill sue
ccsu Southern statesmen would have into power
and being and having the control and cement our
national affairs, would have MADE vigorous TO crust, the
AMERICAN system policy and dcuolsh leading friends
and advocates. 1i, the first grand object the plan
ailcdno mattcc. There skill hope. second plan not
desirable, but equally effective, might more success
Keep up tie co~,,ty Dii SloNs and suBbIViSioTS sod
CONSTANT COLLISIONS until Tire Attn Mach and then
ono Of the candidates will DO elected; and then Cal
houn, the Vice President elect viii bc hailed tire
OF the natonand thea Southern viii come into
power under h-and then again. the Aucricun will Jc
III the hands OF its enemies.
was not Tor me TO know who how many
IN scheme To dGf'1t the election altogether That
scheme was Thought of is proven by the DOCUMENTS before me
I we had men "nong Us in IL" Union capable of .oiug that
iaF ''Id ruh hthcr is cTrced too We'll ny movements
IN tho south, dcnonnCimg the law of tho aiof;y with
o. .rSanc c., even unto slf'ton The nation, upon
INNS RAD il confidence IN Aaron Burr gave him a n,aio
ritz OF votes for Vice President. Not content viii, dat o,,
urrcd onward by ;n1rnatc ambition attempted 4, ,itea
IN, rccU'n oil ALE JcoSon then dcpcuiii, before C0gye
whereby himself would have bee, advanced to Tho Presidency
i i sc S a''s III is, ne afterwards attempted to
example of our history heiorcnc, and til tho facts and c,,
,iucsl'ns To nn c''ndor OF all hon'st Was s
statesman or c'd iGslcad my self, cultyur. nm ardent
ii patriotic wish: Wns ii ot rigt in me- To- bars, ,c
cords OF ci''N cron dawn me- ;,i march directly To
qucncc: Fornlr, doubt it. Thick and ,hrr,,,,t
clouds o faction vr, arnnd black with lortcns The
ni't H! vas the franklin that drew the Eiin,e from ,,
clouds II tlat had failed the ration would hIyc c
the FASH and felt the thunder bolt navy ee'
some ct tie jackson party ovczeaors the cause Fl to
believe that the ciarse Of bargain corruption rr, direct
" against the President opd SECRETARY carries with il rl,tc
Nr Adams shall tnke this part of tho nhiec
ider does not merit notice No ma, can aror tin. ,.
'ii"aci,9 rs OWN motives nird saw TINT uc,,i ,pn
my own judgement and convictions lclirvn: at The ,ir as
Na' icyc, H made the -lf n,d best choice l.;rc,n tho
two cardH't's IN question: AMI fscng-as vet fo-,fat
sH,s called upon by a III" high ;;ies and sole IN ohirons
before tine House to vote for Nr Adams and ani, his p,
~ ofonn ily motives, at the day Of Judgment, Will be
"et as The motives ct General ackzcn OF an of his ;,,d
M nv MIND "a it'll" ho>sd v selfish nru:cn,s and sinister
siitro as eny OF the candidates before, , Jioir
seeking rcrrnent to the highest in the nation, r;
s n nave vocd Tor Mn A''uas if Mn Clay had voted
y" o' jackson was the friend Of Mr. Clay il, his ca,vnss
for the Office hat there ended 50 flc ~ his wishes Or Ills c
au "tl, , were concerned AR free man. proud |
's' una " jealous too, Of a freedom; a. any man il, l,c
ca Mi Clay know, and Gen, Jackson, and his ti;s
mast La,:' To to that no man evc has o,,i ~
.'c NY u!ic or private icoS bsyCud p1o>cr sense
has been and cv7 shall he c,;cd S r.rs, ana ever
judgement of men and neaeires 'uasng second cho al.ut
year fn- gave the vote re-c,,o s!s,e, th, decr -,
the proper time in Difference to nv cull,T oJ ut
justice To the country, the constitution and the c;u,,o,,.
Ny opinion formed and fixed Il time wl,s7, Gr t,r M
affection anoug tho possible r,ot-ss G. Vi
was an honest opinion; purely patriotic Us the r,,r.
Cen Jscksons public virtues dwell upon ii for nearly vesr
.nuEhni no.He and otseryuu OF men and things and par
" = o.1c CT forming; aud then appealed myself and granted
re hearing and recxamned the who'll, subject fiy iairiv and
jsticr heorc God and conscience
WISHES or opinions for ucted upor o,, ss r,c,r
alone shall country and the nconln Of The
district had directions to Gen Jackson which wee in sur,
s chG:oHl"e'ro!e oJ'ctaons apart fton Of
objections under Instruction from the bof, of c -r, ~
district under equivalent n,;,i ,r ,i
rate preference and wishes en- .,u,ir ojlecy fo, $3.50;
but 1t does not me, that there was or could bc am
Other possible things in which cor5 or I us
waived them. These aside and am free 10 ,c, t,e 800"
an, MS friends and Tie whole world he had
thousand parks of artillery well served and pointed TO b,,
Ell breach upon could no, have ,l,ivr, n r.
purpose 10 vote against him. '
known II he the fact Mr. tiw,y was The E " No.,
Adams The second choice OF the Isirio,ls OK -i,,t I
son and Madison and willing to confess that the iS 1907.
and opinions OF these primitive fathers of liv o,s, - @
nae some weight with II always r!gcr of rlcret
The first choice Of two asntcrsie i o e, 10 90. IL
thnGs But Mr. Craw being sick, and ,ir Clay excluded
sasc5 and patriots Jefferson and Nia,som in their conf
cho &C. thouzhta7 sure from ntoriI.ior thcv id
that tfr Adams ought preferred to bis ,nIi,a oyone
ard 'a would lc and hrgt at all tines a1a
rifS equal 20 I'll the gtc civil Office the Mon by ,rlrc
iion~ on the walks Of civil i And ro,e,Ts b,,ej 10,
Mr. idan; bet qualified by his racrsI bno,rT. and
cxteIChce ~ aan to discharge the ultififio.s and cIr
son possessed the ueedfi qualifications Tic ,o. a, .t
reasons gi'eu by every whcrc iusty the vote had
"f Vc need not h' enumerated here hut am bold 20 cav
uis l1Fe never asial'rd any, had assign which
,iSt not b proud Of az freeman statesman citiyc, NJ
Nehcy Of the Union, aud the world Voted as The lls,ri
m f'7dnt two Of the vscst and host men then I;vinn
would have voted if they ad been nenllers Of tho Ion
lHgf Z" 'ocf t" rest c7: aud there rest, in pappoyir
a's'''d with the election and the part bore in n
n peace with myself and the within me and c;b oc
ting around nc reoitng nothing the furious n,e,npcraIrs
This address contains some fr,s not hcrctof,, M, L
nave gwen them vncations motives and NV vol,
zoe aope Hid been assalcr should have cf il to ;br
mat come forward to rr have silent until s,cc
'che7 u'op az evidence against nov submit the
SUBJECT 10 the public confident that deserve tho
OIL just ncn-o whom alone, would appeal for justice
S.ri. 1871, 1925. |" i"'iunLH"
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