Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

der " This looks we'll Let the be ONWARD
Commercial -ficertiser.
Extract Of letter from friend Oneida county, NJ l.
TO TIE Editor.
"Yhe Here's prospects dakening this State. Tie
and clanor of Van Durens petty leaders are only
meant TO keep courage in the Nher States They
cabin. together their scattered forces, and publishing
exaggerated accounts of their meetings The scheme
| understood among be got up make a show Of
strength. The Washington Telegraph among US
gratis, but the character of that print notorious that
Of the candid vino have inclined To sunpo,,
Gen. Jackson. refuse read it. This county will give an
overwhelming majority for MIR. Adams"-INaL Jour.
The question settled The Argus Of Saturday, among
a. heap uf oier things, SAYS:
The friends of Andrew Jackson Throughout the IJ,on
may count with entire confidence, upon TWO cleo
t"isi votes to one IN the state OF New York."
The friends of the will see tina, this settle,
ne 'chote matter, at TIE ARGUS said IL: and
'at s"c:enia, icas: for who choose to believe
T. what it says.
Andrew jackson -sa NAV be deemed fur d,,i,
to speak to their High Niigh,nesses without saeca, re
NM from rope .uGrn-that they will find easier e,
co"" with entre confidence, upon least two electoral
votes to one in the state Of New York." they viii,
when Dragging proof actually e, pe one -s
'ofai vote to two IN the state of New Yors.
[4ibdny Chronicle.
Young Mems Coaren:ion.-The young Men CT Troy
Poushkeese. several other places have b.,d e,e.
and spirited meetings in OF the Alnins,ra r;n
Young mems state convention strongly recommended by
them We cordially join in the eiaon nal hurs
the young men OF our will trotc
young fellow citizens Of other parts the state IN work
OF such glorious import. We had some opportunity os
men IN the glorious epocha of 1884, when the ch;na,ons
g" an Euren and senators were defeated
cn'rhy ny Me'r determined and patriotic efforts. The
ca Sc similar one, aud Ca lis fnr similar measures
{" se!i deence and self preservation.L UudsG7, Ktp
FROM THE TRoY SENTINEL
| demonstration Meeting IF Young .Nra.
In pursuance OF sjgred nv five un,,,e, a,;
thirty young men of the city of Troy friendiy-to the
general administration, a meeting took place a, the
Court House on the evening of Friday the 2oh June
which in point Of number and resreciahli,y has SET
eQuaiieG he
ca, assemoiage IN our city-and meeting got up
and conducted by the young exclusively It has NJ,
precedent in the political annals of Troy.
AT the hour appointed the Court House was crowded
10 oVeIhowng. The meeting was called 10 order by
John D. Willard, Oh whose motion, seconded by Ga
renee Bird
| John r. Kimberly was appointed C,hairua, orr,
Henry Landon and Henry H. Adams were elected Sc
cIetares, "heH motion of Henry Events il was va.
ted
That there be committee OF e;gat persons nppor-
ted TO Draft resolutions expressive OF h sense of the
AounS hien OF the city of Troy, the subject con-
'empiated 10 the call of the meeting. The following
we're appointed 10 compose that committee WV:
John D. Willard, J. Newiand Cushn,an Asa Gard
Her' Sidney Redheld, George A. Coon, Henry H.
Hayner w illian Darling and Henry Eyerts; who pre-
pared and reported the following. which were unan(
mously adopted
| Realized. That consider the present an important
Crisis In orr national afairs The safety of the repnG
lie threatened by the arts of designing men, aud ey.
cry trend Of country this tune called ON he
every consideration, that good and patriot
oes 10 lend bIs most strenuous eXerie.is TO preserve
IN their purity, our republican institutions
ReSolred, That there is something peculiarly alarm
ing IN the character of the opposition TO the present
administration; an opposition that Cannot have oripina
led IN honest conviction, inasnuch as it vas ORG.
nizea before the President was in his chair and has
since condemned every measure Of the executive who
ther right or wrong-actiEg throughout 10 strict accor-
dance with the mpous threat lis lea dars ina
ihe administration should be ssput down tlourh nu,e
as Tue angels that stand at tue right hand of the throne
of God"
nTreY
tdTy services of Gen. Andrew jackson we consider hun
20 be wholly destitute of every necessary qualification
lot eIctt rnier aud as citizens of free repub,c
who dearly PRIZE Iiberes-as members cf an on
S"enea community, WHO sensible of the rnpoI-
'ance OF morality and good order and the obIjpat;ou
6sa on every individual citizen for their supper,
aGa as trends OF humanity, who abbor the unhaliow
ed eoui'tions OF cruel and yndctiye passion sboud
cePFecate his elevation TO the Presidential chair az A.
ohS Inc greatest ca!ames tha could beal our COIN.
try.
{2csoiccd, That we approve the procee5r,s Of ,Io
late convention OF Tue friends OF the administration in
The city of Albany and recommend the address pur
Ishe by at cor ention 90 lie attentive nc,nsaI >,
our fellow citizens
ifesofced, That approve the nomination Of Con
Iioett EDDY as candidate for Eecor OF President
and Vice President, for this district.
NesOtccd, That il be recommended 10 tho yourr nen
throughout tie county, friendly lie national admin
slraton. 10 organize in the several towns that they
may be GRABBED 10 render efcciual aid in pro,nV.
ing cause which we soiemniy believe 20 be founded
III trab and justice. and identified with the stability ~
cur republican institutions and The homer and prosrcri
! IS ostbe country.
/ Rcs0lred, That committee OF rersons no g,.
pointed, 10 be styled 'the Corresponding Committee
OF The Republican Young Men Of the city Of Troyn
whose duty shall be TO correspond viii, tie Young
nrn throughout the country and 10 take suc, n,easurrs
III reference 10 The election as, frcn time 10 time NAV
seem proper.
iteSoIccd, That this meeting recommend COUNTY
Conv TO be composed OF Delegates appointed h.
t'e Young men fendly'to the national administration
III the several towns OF the county, AID that the Cor
responding Committee be authorised TO appoint suct,
DAY Tor holding said Convention shall upon inGujry
be found cxpedicrt.
The corresponding committee was then appointed
consisting OF Leland Craudall, John D. Willard James
! j. Davis, Simeon A. Cook, Horace Uerripo,ton AZ,