Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
Che Constitutional a9Ihfer.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, Tf6fT
FOR PRESIDENT.
QUINCY ADAMS of Ms
FOR YICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD RJJSH of p. P

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lDtS'facs. Col: SrEPHEN WRrGHr of Norfolk.
9 BENJAMIN HARrIsov of Charles or
JOSEPH GooDwYN of Dinwiddie.
4 DIR. RICHARD FErLD OF Brunswick
Gen EDWARD c. CARRlNaroN of Uo,;c,y
BENJAMIN HATCHER of Chesterfield.
SAMUEL BRANCH of Bsckinpha,n
o Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS of Franklin,
DAVID >. GAEEAND of Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN Johnson of Richmond,
Judge fR's L. BRooKE of Spottsylvania.
ls CHARLES HILL of King &. Queen.
10 capt KoBERT LIVELY OF Elizabeth City.
Ii Capt. HANCOCK EusTACE OF Stafford.
Is JOHN SHACKLEroRD Of Culpeper.
IL Judge Wm. y. G. DApE of Prince WIN.
II Col WILLIAM ELLzEY of Loudoun.
ALFRED II. POWELL of Frederick.
10 Col JosEpH M,uzEu of Rockingham.
20 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART of Augusta.
II BALLARD SMtru of Grcenbrier.
Col. .BENJAMlN EsT1LL of Washington.
p Judge LEWIS SUMMERS of kanawha.
II ALrHEUs p. WILSON of Mononralia.
I-O Of Mr.. Adams, jefferson said she is a learned
and honest man, the best of the New Engianders"
u His most Violent and prosecuting enemies, have
doI!e homage TO sls great md inasterly ubll!sit-
51- Witness the following:
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~ er'rsof s'lTc'ss'tty egpress Tie raororxn sent
psrused this state paper. [Mr. AdaIus vindication
of our government To Don O!Is.l It is written viii
an ASTONISHING force ingenuity, and adorned witt,
tine most 0t'rnt2 sto4ence? Of all descriptions It
mas the air of who feels most acutelv for the.
wrongs OF his country; who is ndiy at the insults
oiieredt TO her by the angrcssor, pretending TO demand
redress, and who pors out those feengs in the most
torciblc strains 1t is Il MONUMENT or p1p1ou,rrc
GENIUS. II ~ Nh ORNAMENT MY COUNTRY. I
feel proud of belonging nation which has pro6u-
'ced SUCH BLAzR TALENTS. 1t shiyers tn, ma
nleso of the Spanish cabinet In dust and ushes.-
Unto what or iIaigniteunco doe, the re,onh.ohe
Chcvalier OHiS sink! He seems like pigIny in the
bands Of u GI:ANT."-iacioaaqd Eia9airc,., Jaa,s,
s'y Q, 1919.
d, OF Gen JAcXsoas unftnezs for the Presidency.
MS friends have furnished the strongest evidence.
VI hun, Mr.. Jefferson said, he would as soon thlpl,
OF making ga sailor of cock, IL soldier of goose
as a President of Andrew Jackson"
II Witness what his consistent friend Mr.. Richie
thinks ks of HIM = $ 3
i" lie General 1AcHsoSJ is distinguished SOL
dior but is he Stateslnan Whereas the evidence OF
~ Where are his political speeches. his DISPATCHES
chs essays his measures? Where arc the evidences
'of that skill and attainment in politics to which a
life OF study, and of experience, essentially ne
ctssary? COMPARE HIN WITH ADAMS and
"tctth Cya'.foTd, AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
''HE BE-when we take into account the series of
his pursuits and the want OF evidence which he has
exhibited" -RtchDloRd Enq"iyey, Feb. %, 1924.
1t has long been maintained a Iuaxin that the
man who cannot obey ought not command; and tire
"rule in the present at least stand upon this
''sound that the man who makes his own will
and pleasure the sole rule and guide of all actions
o'hs6i not to trusted iCS the large JoG,s IF Pre-
''sident Of the L. St1fcs We want for that Office
'rnan who will cooly and carefully obsc.yc the law
'and the Constitutions for these IRE to be his guides
sin the administration of his powers Now, IL Gen.
''Iackson possessed of that cool and tenpcred spirit
'',rhich mill fit him o7 Erccutire ,H0gsf1utc' Has
she exhibited that spirit i'll pasi times? What says
"fbr instance the history of his measures in 1882?
Richmo.d Enquirer .na7rH f9, 1921.
I'VE cannot consent TO lend hand towards the
election of such Gen. jackson. Ife is too
ie Of S0tesmnntoo ,rnsh-foo riol,nt IN lis temp
'sperhis too much Inclined to dr6trn7y go
"rerrncnt, TO obt7io the humble support Of the Editors
"of this paper. WE would DEPREcATE HIS EIEc-
''TIoS AS A CURSE UroN COUNTRY"
Richmond Enquirer, Oct. Id, 1921.