Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

mas cay, and on the next day, III the enjoyment
n rejuvenescent intellect! The story is enough t.
make Vaudeville stare. How much more honoura
bic would 1t lave been in Mr.. Giles as LIE had sun
pressed the parts of Mr.. Jeersons letters ,verab,
To Dir. Adams, to- have acknowledged that his obiec
was, (what every body knows it was) to iniure Mr.
ADAMS by suppressing the entire spondenc enc
publishing detached and unconnected portions. The
truth was, that Mr. Giles thought Mr.. Adams to hs
SO unpopular, that he might treat him unfairly with
impunity, and that provided he jurcd him. the Viz
gnia Public would excuse the means for the sake OF
the end We believe that iii the end, his illiberay
VIII be found to have done Mr. Adams Essential ser
vice. The'Virgnia Public is generous and marnan-
lmous, and would give the Devil himself fair p,ay
The maxms OF Blachavcl one of which Mr.. Giles has
practSed IN this instance, where in worse o.
dour than IN the Old Dominion. We believe that
the Jackson party in the copntsy-:or the sake OF
whose lavorltc Mr Giles assumed the liberty of gay
bling AIr Jehersons Correspondence, would deduin to
ocneh' INN at the expense of truth and fair dealing
We have never observed so general and emphatic n
condemnation OF any mGnouvre by the Public and we
honour the spirit, tGt refuses 20 acknowledge that
party spirit shall s,range fair play
~ Jackson in his letter from Richmond in 1907 70 a
friend In Tennessee says, Il an, still more convinced.
that whatever may have been the projects of Burr.
James Wilkinson hos cent hand in hand with him. I"
The reader must not regard this. Maj. Lee has men
dcd his 'cacology' since.
lteconcludcs with this characteristic paragraphs 81
nave only to add to the race that Williams ,nare is
thought here TO be first rate animal fhar szc but if
she can be pat up, she will fa i'll one heat it VIII then
be proper-to put her up to oil she knows at once
Think reader, hoo liic the father Of ls country!
Csio!-This state is the point OF interest Of present
The election of Governor and Congress men, is sup
posed to test the vote which Ohio will give on Friday
br Presidents and OF course, mems minds ore on tip
toe. The returns come i'll slowly. rs f.r rs they 90
we believe frnble (Administ ration to be elected
Governor BY several thousand. This no doubt is the
best test Of rentive strength lc subject 10 local in
iuences, and applying with the same force tlron sh
out the state The most insilious, untiring and TN
blushng efforts made by the Juckso,ians partic
ulariy the pous Duff at Washington, to represent
OHIO az having declared for Jackson. This is done
for the purpose of producing effect in distant States,
now on the eve OF giving their vote for tho Pres-
dency Duff issues his hand bills and vamps I'D the
same lie every day in and more imposing shane
That fellow ought to be preserved in Pceies Muse
UNI, as the most remarkable liar since the davs of
dinard McndcZ Pinto. The examination Of his scuu
would reflect great light upon cranioory and would
be task worthy the pains OF Dr. Gall himself The
organ oflying would be found 50 powerfully deyelon
cd, as to perfect the science once upon that atic
uar branch.
We believe Ohio entirely safe for Mr. Adams and
that all Duffs lies Gun change it. One thin,
they may effect however, which is their real object
disheartea the friends the Administration and a
them from the polls. We caution then, noa;,s, be
ing entrapped by this device We annex slips from,
the scioto Gazette, National Intclligoncer and Ma
tonnl Journal containing the latest noy.s from
Ohio.
Office ofe Scioto Gazette, Cit1'icotbc o.. q. 1929.
DEAR isR: AS there will 10 doubt be HIGHLY cx-
ageraed reports sent into Your State bv the Iackson
party OF Ono, IN relation TO the recent election I
nave deemed 1t lay duty to caution YOU against them
II ne Congressional elections it is true. have not
gone as wei rs we anticipated but shall nowith-
standing, have clear majority IN the legislatures.
we shall re-clect Gov. Trimbe; and we will give tho
electoral vote of the State to Mr.. Adams bv major
ny OF not less than form to 5000 votes. This in
formation you may rely upon; and will thank you 10
maze II Known to your friends generally
am Yours, &c. r. KERCHEVAL,
From tie .EdtionnI Eufelligence,. Eztr1 Oct 91
Let not the Public be deceived. Tho vote of Ou1o
Is us certain for ADAMS and RrsH as that of M,ssA-
chVsETTs or CoNNEcTTcUr. Prom the election for
we have as yet but partial returns and those
mostly from the parts OF the ae least friendly to thu.
Administration. The following are all the returns
that we have received from sources upon which re-
liance can be placed:
1ri.nbIr. CgmpbeN.
Administration. Opposition.
Ross county, $50 1856
Jefferson, so I Q22
:, fanNhn 1880 600