Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17
Caucus AILIrANY T'IcxGr.
fOR PRESIDENT.
ANDREW JACKSON Of H'enn.
FOR F{CE FREHiDE.fT,
JOHN c.. Il CT 8. g..
CAUCUS TICKEsT

CAUCUS TICKET.
! district. WILLIAM c. Hour OF Norfolk
2 &ILLIAT Il. 2iFAEI...o OF Petersburg.
3 joins CArGr!.L Of Sussex.
! Maj. =. n. NELSON Of Mccslcnburg.
> ItIcj7aaD LOGAN Of HALIFAX.
6 D.:rjAM=s JoHEs Of Nottouir..
! Judge William DsHlEL OF !~.rnchburg.
s Col. insErH diARrIy Of EInnry.
3 N;aIIim 4. Go&uoN Of Aibelnarlc.
10 Judge VIZ. DKocKnNRRouGuof Richmond.
II GHo&oE BucgNEg Of Caroline.
= WILIIAH JcHgs OF Gloucester.
ID Col. RoE'F N'CAEnLisHo of Williamsburg.
IL lELbYsoE GUREIE of Lancaster.
IS Judge JoHH w. GREEN Of Cuipcper.
rs Col. joiiN GIn5os Of Prince William.
II Gen George RUST of Loudoun.
is 5AnEb WILLIAMS Of Frederick.
10 DR.. J. u. WILLIAMSON of Rockingham.
20 JoHy BowvEH CT ~Rockbridge.
Il hjaj. joHH 3. George OF Tazewcll.
% AspREw RUSSELL of Washington.
% !oEL 6uaEwsRtEtY Of Kanawfra.
n .OEh NSAIILLAE Of Brooke.
81 Of Con. JAcKscs's u%nftnca5 for the Presidency,
h;@ fr;cSGs have furnished The strongest evidence
OF him, Mr.. Jefferson said, tic would os soen think
Of mailing "a anilor of Il cock, or nsoiaier Of a goose,
as Il President Of Andrew Jackson"
- Witness what 80 conslecDt friend Njr. Richie
thinks Of linz. T r. Z
".Asto Gen. JtcEsoH. we -orld snGak with r9=u-at:
I'VE feel for bi;a Tie yiaccrtst gratitude. Yet, evrn
" gratitude must have bounds, when the h9ppingss ofa
whole nation Is a. stake. i;ring his qual:iicetiaI ~ 20
The bur q nubhc opinion. ard iiaw VIII they stand:
He saved St.v Orleans; lie Is d warrior; an aps and
"uli abe one; o IaanOf energy 81 public spirit, OF III
~''tcFritv, 0f rcn:.ts. but are hos, all the quAlitica-
'tiolos wiich ere required III lie President Of the l..
'Sf"tC-' lie it.sI. jACEs1%i IL a distinguished sol
''dj"I; but * Tea StaiceiHan' Where is the evidence 81
~ Wicre uro his political speeches? his dispatches.
"iii essay ia measures? Where aTa thc evidences
of that SKI. gnl gGaimnyrt IN politics to which a
'lit 81 s,iiv. a.i Of experience. is 80 essentially ne
"v|C1 C~a9ErfJrJ AND UDW INFERIOR MUST
w! GK--&iar VIC tux: into lccouu. the series OF
Ibis pursuit a1rt ttn want Of evidence which he las
"CXl.Litod Ea(ta5rT. ttb. &c, 1921.
III has }anr been mniitaipcd os o maxim, that Tic
uiou who cCaGDt rhry, ought not command: and tho
rule, IN th- Pry-rnt case IT lc0st, stand upon this
'sounl ronsoD: that the man who mikes Ibis own will
'.aud 7lcae'r. the sole rule and Guide OF all his actions,
'oJcrtnJii1 be y;sed min Lhc inigc pO,ccrs II n Pre-
"sjdeHi If Nc 4. States. We want for that Office q
"lGnn who viii cooily and ~carcG-lly observe the Law
and the Constisution: for thasG arc to nc mis- guides
lin the ADMINISTRATION Of his powers. Now, is Gen.
.sJucLsoa possessed of lint cool md fcu,Dered shirt
'tCF;ch ,DV IL him f12 IN Ercc,dirc Iqrist;ufe? Has
he exhibited that spirit in past timcs' What says
"C0r instance t'c history Of his measu=cs in 1872"
T2ctmond Ea7,jrcr, .MgTch 10, 1924.
"Cr1. Iacl.sgr, II seems, always thought Mr.. Ma
olson yrls'oDC Of tire best of1ncn, and q Great civilian
but did not preftc him ~ President. BECAUSE Ina
"always believed that the mind Of n philosopher could
mot dwell on bjood and carnage With any coD1posuyc;
"of course het he vast be. well fitted for a stormy sea