Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

j"fy The line distinctly drawn.
administration. JaekDn.
t"' p csny S5l AIarisny l562
1928 273s
1858
l76l
Administration majority il State 1865, w.ict. In n
vote of or $500 is oveIpowetns. Col Ben, has no.
been IN Louisiana for several years
Things beginning 10 book s:her equally IN y. Car
olina for The Hero, his friends baye made the Timely
discovery, that n. Carolina had The honour of giving
him birth. South Carolina being qne safe is SC Hing
10 rei!nqnish tire honour until after the election Ire,
land, which is believed to be the real natalie suNun
the Hero, viii reserve her claim for history
The ldoIatets pretend ti.at the attack on d. Aru-
srGng was made 10 consequence Improper reflections
IN one of his Nos of The Tenressrea, upon Ike irnu.
~ OF the either OF Gchist. no mention is made no,
aI!usion TO Gilchrist in either of the Nos. Others
again say, ha, these injurious elections tcsr1 to Je
'aadc, by Dr. Armstrong. BArn maze, 1t .vouid have
oeen time enough TO infi'ci punishment. Armstrong
denies the purpose. The truth s that he vas assaulted
with Clubs, because he had censured tho Hero, and
the act proves wiiat the people have To- expect from
Jacksonism
Gle Editor Of the Ky. Focus, says l has ar.Men-
TIC 'noTn'Ttion, that tho purpose OF issovine, tho
Union was entertained aud discussed among the
jackson Members from the South, during he Jas,
session Of Congress.''
There are things oi which mcn may De morally Ger
'a'n' ana yet possess no 10 prCpe. Tina, this
PROJECT was entertained secre!y--,sas discusscd-was
r,1,, . al. 81
10 be sounded ana stimulated s. Alarmed 10 the point Of
u!aufioh-w:ch vas to be attempted if the Soul bern
ambitious gentlemen Jailed get the Government aud
IT'S Offices ;n,o their possession by the election Of Gen-
eIai Jdckson--we believe firmly believe any
proposition OF which we have not direct EVIDENCE In,
nu'nefAbfa cifc''motances CONCUR to prove H.
Eur 4 Jaeismr.Oa iits. page, the reader sill
ind articles under this head worthy OF the deepest at
Ienion In 1913, Eu:r ordered suit against Jackson
Tor $1,000 the uneNPeufed balance of cash deposited
IN sis hands. Pray, what did Burr deposit money in
Jach'on's h"ds FAR nrte5s TO pay for building boats
o" Idhoeiano siyeF, and other preparations for the
expedition ns proof is already so strong, fiat al
any time lat one Of high party excitement it would
b" deemed irresistible. IL will be still multipled
The strongest and most depoed Heroite before This
H1aier rs ended, will be compelled to confess that
truth is great and will prevail Mr.. Hammopt's ar
guinent is powerin The National Advocate of the
8th furnishes the following curious article What
tales Burr AID SwaIlwout could tell if they 1e,lll
Barr is lifting up his bead, and in the promotion o
one Of his confedsates, TO the Presidency sees Iaor
opened Tor Tie possible restoration Of himself TO public
confidence,
/ We are told tra The recent dcyeopements which
have care upon Cen. jackson Ike an avanlanche-
h's sPecn!atous in land and negfoes-bis con1fuci
! lie Indian T!eaty--his connexions with Burr-iiave
created great sensation In MANY parts of Virginia
! Instead Of claiming Maine aud New Hampshire, we
advise the ldoaters to look - Virginia ssrnoo,l
runs tie sircam,"Nc. II is enGey witln tire bornd
o' possibility 'hat Virginia VII vote against Jackson
Fam The .Tafjasa, .4ayo-ae
hIvr been .ooniu- whether Gen. Jacksuu's
tempt 70 rhucr a belief he was no, one If grrr'
n'n ana c"uhdants, would ptodUcs Irritation nnnI
the mind % Bur himself But bo' nc and his friour
Sranwor' Tine eaa' confident Of Sur and IA cksnn j,
! 1879. as nr Was IN 1906, duGrg the conspiracy ar
iurr C1sGFr. t1N they about veav arr; ST. tba
lu.1 freshly i;ausDirc7 Ct the INDIGNATION Of Col
Dor, thai aIaon in i5r q by repor, was lin 10 cove
fr"u ,tc pr1"a his former association with Burr W
Ncolrct "a tr" months since. when VIC frs, brachc
this suhjfc'. bat friend Of Jacksou's 10 confun
oar nSsffon' f"ha"f letter SAID have hrsn writ
ten by Jackson 70 Gov. Caibnrpe, giving information
AGAINST Burr. JHis letter coming the knowledge o
Burr when thus published, had well nigh caused ful
1eveigpem"'t OF the Whole connection between Bur
and Jackson. Swa5twout described Burr as in 4 mos
towering passion, or sad he, il Jscksnn did write tina
letter. nc was traitor 20 and base betrayer! Tn
Burr J"cksc"lirs cOnirved to- appesse him, and tn
storm which threatened rand the veil of that dart -
mysterious affair, quietly passed away Burr has doub,
less too Much pride in seeing "Obe of his men," as h
de"o7n7ies Jackson held "r for the Presidency, tq op
pose upon reflection, Any obstacle 30 his slsrtiop -
Having himself failed OF arriving a. supreme por,y n
all the au~, iulrstry, talent, ard ambition If which h
ptcssrd forward io the high station Al Nhirb hi
Eagle rye gazca iHienlr ava a>h hs n spa. I,ig
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