Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
ron PRESIDENT.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Mass.
tDE t!itE PFASI9E.A'T
R1CiiARD RUSH OF ia.

ELECTORAL TICKER.
tf@tStT1't. Coi. STEPHEN WRIGHT Of Norfolk
. BENJAMIN AtneIsor Of Charles CITY.
/ JosErH GooDwYN OF Dnwioidic.
i DIR. RICHARD FIELD Of brunswick.
zen EDwAno Z. CAERIxGToN of Halifax.
d BENSAHty HATcnEn of Chesterfield.
SAMUEL IENNCn Of Buckingham.
JHdgo FLEMING SAUNDERS of Franklin.
. DAYID >. GARLAND OF Amherst.
20 CHApN,T loUYsoN of Richmond.
II Judge hrs /. BRooXE OF Spoltsvlvanla.
IL CHARLES iIILr. Of King &. Queen.
IS Capt. ROBERT Lively of Elizabeth CITY.
II Capt. HANCOCK EusTACH Of Stafford.
ID JOHN SuAcKLEFoRD Of CuIpcper.
40 Judge NM. A.. q. DADE of Prince VIM,
II Col. WILLIAM ELLzEY Of Loudoun.
1a ALFREo Fl. POWELL OF Frederick.
10 Col. doSEPEI MACzEU Of Rockingham,
20 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART of Augusta,
81 ballard SMITH Of Greenbrier
% Col. BENJAMIN EsTILI. of " ashington.
S3 Judge LEWIS SUMMERS Of Kanawha.
Ga ALPHEUs 2. WILSON of Monongalia.
~ Of Mr.. Adams, Jefferson said she is learned
anu honest man, the best Of the New Englanders''
u His most violent and prosecuting enemies have
done homage TO his great and DGfstery abilities
u Witness the following:
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i caDrot syDicrfIy c1Dyr&s ti,c pnoro1ttIn scn+;
'ancnts Of odmiratjon and DELIGHT with which have
pcrHsed this state paper. Mr. Adams vindcat;or
OF our government TO Don Cuisl 1t is written with
an ASTONISHING force OF ingenuity oud adorned with
she most c1fEpGtEaS cIoq%eace Of al deScriptions il
mas the air OF VINO feels most ucuteIy for tlte
wrongs of his country; who indignant OF the insults
oferedto her the uSgressor pretending to denlnd
redress, and who pOrs out those feelings in he most
'orclple strains. 1t IS atONUNiENT OF DIPLOMATIC
GENIUS. 1t IS on ORNAMENT To ny COUNTRY. I
eel proud Of belonging uuti6n which has 1rQlr-
ICED SUCH BLAzE 81. TALENTS. Il sLiycri tho ma,
mi. -,
Into what utter msiGI icaucc does The redoultabe
Cheyailcr Ons sink lie seems ike pgIny in tine
hands Of Il lANT.'-,kEiehnlondE uqulTer, Jallra-
fg2, 1919.
" On Zen ".eiaso< s nnitness for the Presidency,
MS t15en9s have furnished tue sGrouces evidence,
0i INN, Mr.. jefferson sajd lie would as soon thin.
q" ma king "a sailor of cock, o. csoldier OF a, roqse
rs President Of 8udycw I,cfson."
o.; Witness what his consistent jrcud Mr.. Richie
Links of him, = z -
He General JAcrsoSI is a DISTINGUISHED SOL.
der; but is he Statesman Whcrcis the cvi,nnca ~
~ Where arc bis political speeches: his dispatches:
'bi5 easays> his measures Where are the eyidaDcos
Of that skill aud attainment in politics to which
tic OF study, and OF experience is so essentially no
-ccssoGW COMPARE HIN WITH ADAMS mi
" cith CgGucfnd, AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
TIB BE--when we take into account tho series Of
mis- pursuits ard the want Of evidence which no las
'Imbited: '-tiich,nond Enquircr, Jlb. 2G, 1921.
1t mas long been maintained rDaxin, tla: C1,e
''.ntn Uho cannot obey ought not colnmnud ana tine
rule, IN the present at least stand urou tIs
Quld reason: that the man WHO 5rpSos d. ,ni, Vii
and pleasure the sole rule and guide o. al. his ,or.
-'0l,St mt 70 be trusted vitbe h,e pa,cs.s # n PRE-
-sident IF tie L. StieS. We want for tia. o.ice %
man who will coohy and carefully ousc5yc tie ia,,
and the Constitutions for these nc 10 BE- lis cgidc.
- t..' administration d lis po"ots. Nov, a. Ge,.
JchS0q Do.les,d Of that coo2 uqJ- fc,roc,,d sojJt
'"iij DH n hio tl. Erecp'jre .Uegigfrofc2 liz
me exhibited IA, spirit IN past trocs. What saws
i4r in5ia'c" inc history Of his measures in 1912"
H'sd'EpH EngVirl5', ,7fu,rt 10, 1891.
We Cannot consent 10 lend hand towards ti,
'"lacfion Of such INIT a. Cen J.cEso> TTe Is io9
rue # 70 Gtt,~14'.o r4si 91 cjpj,af ia E;yfe,o
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hTt"o,E E"l14. r, or !. 1898.