Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30
Caucus MILITARY TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENY,
ANDRRW JACKSON of Tenn.
FOR pICE presidents.
JOHN G.. CALHOUN Of 6. G..

CAUCUS TICKET
} Districf. WILLIAM G. Hour of Norfolk
9 WILLIAM II. M'FARLANp OF Petersburg
3 JoHN CARGILI. of Sussex
s. q Mai. L. n. NELSON of MorkienLtfrg
RIcHARD LOGAN Of Halifax
DR.. JAMES jews of NottonGrv.
Judge WILLIAM DANIEL OF Lyncnbnygs
Col. JosEPH MARVIN OF Henry
9 WILLIAM +. GoRpoN of Abemarlc.
10 Judge WV. BRocKENBEouoHo Of Btchurdnd
II GEORGE RUcKNER of Caroline.
70 WILLIAM JoNEs of Gloucester.
10 Col. RoB'r M'CANDLisH of Williamsburg
IA ELLYsoN CUaRIE Of Lancaster.
IS Judge JoHN W. GREEN of Culpeper.
I6 Col. JoHY G1BsoS OF Prince Wiliialp.
IT Gen. GEORGE Rust Of Loudoarn,
10 JARED WILLIAMS of Frederick
10 DR.. J. y. NILL1AMsoH of RockiIgflIin.
20 JoHN BowYER OF Kochbridgr.
81 Maj. JoHy =. GEo3GE Of 1aZeWe1'.
~ AHDREw RUSSELL of WASHINGTON.
23 JOEL SRaEwsDuRY of KanawiGa
"a JoHN M'MILLAN OF Brooke.
10 OF Con. JAcKsoNs unlitness for the Presidency
Ills ricndt have furnished the strongest cyidrcr.-
Of him, Mr. Jefferson said, Ire would as s,nn think
of making ga sailor of cock, or a soldier of goose
as President Of Andrew Jackson"
% Witness what his consistent friend Fir. Rtche
tbinksUf him. Z =
SAsto Gen. JACKSON. We would speak with rpsnprt:
I've feel for him the sjnccrcst gratitude Yet, even
Sgratude must have bounds, when he happiness ola
E-Whoe nation is ut stake Brng tbs qualifications 10
''the bur Of public opinion, and bow Will they s;and,
Gle saved Few Orleans; he is warrior; an opt end
able one; of energy, of public spirit Of in
''tcgTity, Of genius But these ali the qualiica-
F+ioTs which required IN the President of the o.
Estates He [Gcn. JAcKsoNl is dis inguished SOL
Gdier; but is ne Statesman Where - he evidences, of
''it? Where his political speeches his dispatches?
'hfs essays, his measures? Where the evidences,
"of that skill and attainment in politics 70 which
"ife Of study and of experience, Ii essentially ne
'~cessary? COMPARE HIM WITH ADAMS n1rl
';lotk Cy07rf1rd, AND HOW INFERIOR MUSY
@HB BF--whGn we take into account the series OF
"ff5 pursuits and the want of evidence which he has
exhibited; '-Icjchmond Enquirer, Ftb. 20, 1921.
at has long been maintained as a maxim, that the
'Tnan who cannot obey, ought not command; aud lo
SEulc, in the present at Least, stand upon this
sound reasons that the who makes his own Will
land pleasure the sole rule and guide OF all his actions
e-sjdent Of he IT, Storcy. We want for that Office a
"msn who viii coolly and carefully observe the law
'and the Constitutions for these to be- his guides
''in tho administration Of his powers Now, is Gen.
''JGcbgn o0sassyed IF that COOL and tempered spirit
'',cich oo ~ him for an Erecuice .Hnyis7ratc2 Has
'tre exhibited that spirit in past times' What says,
S2or instance the history Of his measures i'll 1912:
J(ichmond Tnqojrer .NorCb 10, 1924.
Cen. Jackson. It seems, always thought Mr.. 6Ia-
Edison zone OF the best men, ard great civilian
"--but did not prefer him rs President, because he
%sIways believed that the mind Of philosopher could
mot dwell on t'oo9 and ~7sGge with am comDo Z;