Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-06

nothing The sanctiiy Of the City Couno! was Invaded
ny em, IN Tue shape OF appTobatory address to the
honorable Edward Lviusstonhe judges of the election
were first coaxed, and then c;
zons were alarmed and threatened both bv naana,,r
speeches al the polls and by their Mouth Piece but ol T.,
no purpose. Tho bone aud of our popula,io h,d
F"! ""'heo ou' her course, and pursued il without
Tear, to the glorious discontinue of the whole Jackon
p""'""S such triumph in the very bed of Jackson
" speaks volumes for the moral integrity of the peop,e
" Ewes sure peage - our country that the Admisis-
"a''on mas nothing to fear in this quarter
The Jackson party since this ov er,hrow nre,end r.,
say they have never claimed Louisiana, Oh M, nh.
modest gentlemen have claimed il! Their claims
have ever been restricted within the bounds Of ,,,,h
GU" o''e''''oh' IN like manner, when They arc de-
ea'ed IN kentucky, Ohio, Missouri Indiana ant, Iii.
"'' we SNAIL near that they have never Claimed Ell -
'e' u '''ose States! The very day before the news
was reco'vs'tan New York the Evening Post. m bEsh
co letter from New Orleans, assuring all that Liy-
's'oh was sale, and that the State vas cafe for tho
nero! IL was rather unsenieel to pn, the lie ,no,
''c assertion the very next day after it was made.
d" important lesson may and ought to be derived
"o'h me election in Lo uisiana. Il is TO ru, Lose -
iaehce IN the Dragging and roaring Of the jackson ~
~ IL illustrates the truth, that the public has hos,
deceived IN the relative strength, of tht. ,,vo ,,;
oy inc superior noise and uproar of Tsc,,so,;
we have made the observation a HUNDRED ,,.. Ill.,.
three or four Jackson men in company Of 5000,
Shah make you more noise than all the res, and ~
ceea frequently in making the impression th,, h.n
were The majority. Is conversation CARVING nv, ,.
VII! rarely al!og any others TO talk BIN, tbem.o,r
are toass to be drunk-they will rive ,trso - 49,
Tor any body else This has been tie ,,os, s,,o,c,
&" all Their arts TO delIde public opinion a. T., ,,
S'rens'h and they have succeeded in inc, % ;n ,,.
strength by first producing his delosion.
Inc Enquirer yesterday, for the purpose of hre,l;
' Ia" III LOUISIANA and keeping up the tagging sp;.
r''S OF The party, published table. which eavsr
York doubtful, gives 1903 to MI Adams aud -
Gen jackson. The table Is erroneo,s =;
epec's' l. In giving Missouri--2. Illino,s-an5 g.
I'D allowing i've votes TO Gen. jackson in MARYLAND
i'ee DAYS ago. there was gentleman OF high pr;,
'a'e aoo Puohc standing in this city Just from Mis-.
Souf'' ne has lived thee MANY yoa1s He s,rr
| ;,,: n'ts INC present member, and the admin
:., ~ 'a'u'uate Tor re election, will be Reelected
WIN inc greatest ease and that his election " m no
decisive of The Presidential election c. w. p,ore
e'snt months ago, was much stronger than bs nn,g -
"u Is oecin'nS every day. He has not anv do,ht
will be chosen. ' All oa'eS
! me same gentleman cam. throw y,,;,o; rr
"e "as informed, that the Fever River seuIem.r, o.,
u.0s poPnioIs 10 the State, had been cora;derad ~
-. ""chSohiani cut that Mr.. Forquer the al.
~ "o,' candidate for Congress- in recent visit
10 mat settlement, assured his friends ,Io, ~
'strat'on strength was . toll $40 Ao'''''
,b-ao i-no, Gen. Jackson will not ge. more than
'ee so'es, and 1t is doubtful if he will pet q s;n
one-for the whole ground ia connected s',iSe
ee'o"n bistfict, considered among the mos, H.;
cde' me TRENDS the administration la,elv be,d
ias Su oVerpo~erng, that one jackson man ackno,s
! ieoeeu IL 10 be decisive. He yeas then endoanoo
10 rai!y jackson meeting which ba dsn:o, lug
a. l. IN numbers strong enough to connrerv.,
,o 81 are inclined to think, Jackson will
se' one 'o'e-that OF the Cumberland Distr;ct ren-a
een.eo oy "fr. Anderson He will not pet ito 81;
m;,,os presented oy Ripley, hut Ripley will be per
, 80 10 say 81 home. Now, we shall ofFaet ~,
Sumoerland District in Name by the Knovv;JI m: S
I'ct III tennessee and lift proves any tb;ra a. r., a.
ne'ts OF tue question, that Mr.. Adams s9;jl Lee
We IN New England, it proves quite as much tho, h
To ~ o"talh one IN Tennessee. Other Districts in
tennessee are fully doubtful! as RinIe,,s in -
notwithstanding these I08 votes are viaIeJ a., n"s
nuais me person who made the table for the En'
d"nn,,, t"no we oPne, was Nh Il. bimseItl subse-
I"en'y appears to regret his HberaItr ODD ,;o,
10 reclaim il. Delaware " Jerser aua u'SPos@d
inuiapa' epen part of New Eneiand-ba coon;I,
al doubtu-a "debateableD Sn, =, al '~ H',
Jo' ,erce IN New Hampshire, the Jackson cand,
ooie cor GoVernar, got within three fhon.,nd 90 80
votes as Mr. BeIl-bnt that was brcause 10 " 10y
~ ana 'he good nature Of the people made them a
IJ lining MN o"t-and farrher, because no ,v.o
Ohio tive s .J,ny solder, and good man. In
"Io, me demonstration ticket will lead 10000 vo,os
IN new jersey coo0-n Delaware 7C0-in Indiana
'ueTe 's thought TO be little or no comics,
| Taking from Jackson in NaryIond . . nr..
% ID Illinois ii will reduce the calculation for jackson
mine Eng TO TO- and add them TO tl,at for A.
nan5, ana 1t WI sivance it TO 49, Leave the vo,o
=, ana mat IN Tennessee 10 balance each other
- WIZ then take 81 votes in N. York 10 eIec, &C.
,ackSon' and only l6 to elect MIR. Adams The fni
loving table will be found on the ist "wednesday =,
Lady's. 1@" wat VI inc ""
y Engiand -
, y. York, or en-