Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25

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strongly condemned by large proportion III. am.,
lean people. and still less woade, n. II ,h.p -o rn,
That ia the event OF Gen. Jscsou's success rrou;
oeu. eson In me government, according 10 rn,nou ar
Is afTeddy assigned 10 VT Lpiog great zes
then which tins heated parii.an dspa,s IN srnr,t ~
Gen. jackson, is in truth nvthin,r more thai, snn
port OF h!ntsey and has little 10 do with the count
as can we'll be conceived by the mind self ntares
winch 49, IN general the main spring OF human acton
10 obviously the governing motive will, MIR J;yin,s,o,
aud TO himself. be is no dcubt anr;nus 70 COO
Gen jackson President OF the o. States
after giving severe and uuieserved cut at the C;e
nera government FOR not providing the means of do
iehiihg New Orleans, the Orator says that General
Jackson determined assume .noh mowers "a wnnIa
atone defeat the schemes dIsafecon hut that they
.o"'o not oe ochc whilst The civil puwer was suffered
20 form 'ts usual functions aud he Gen Jacxs,n)
look Yte' Seoere 'ac!ion. tbs decisive step q pro
claiming national law, 81 =" Row sill ask hu. Mr.
- sAho''' mat Gen Jackson's nnd underwent seUere
r9eeho'' upon tbs occason3 DID Gen Jackson teH
Nm so' IL no did the testimony ~, cumpet-nt IN
uc present Case. Did hIr. Livingston make t,,s
cu.e io' Gen. Jackson This th,ak is highly proba
o'e' SINCE neither Gen Jackson, his bUgrapher@
ever made snch statement But the crea, y, ob,u,Ii
y rs that, as Mr. Livingston Cen jackson, ,,,I
'!tcer ria, was distinguished lawyer aud resident of
view of!eaoS, re n6ctscd these 10 be taken
ana "rw'c therefore, much responsibility rests on
linn as upon Gen. Jackson. This opuiou IS made
niuch more probable, 5han attend The fact that
Gen jackson rad but te knowledge Of law either
CIV! or martial and sought an adviser in The
person OF MT L. who seams 10 vouCi not ou!y for the
deeds performed by Gen Jackson bull also for hidden
aud OF conrso unknown motives which he choo,es tn
uscr'be TO the acts OF his IDOL THIS indeed proving
,'""'S', ana when witness does that knows
better than MIR L., what follows.
We'll may the Jackson Central Committee urre
upon the People o! tie United States the cuieies OF
such man IN taror CT Gen. Jsckson BY doing So they
may c!iea' them Out c. their principles and their votes;
DI' h"o" '"ey sa IN this, stsi DC detected IN tbs high
c"'nTrd ana erroneous salet.ni, all the, have got 10
do II to say That 1t was not, r rS,guuge out a la,
gnag" oil Mr. lifnSston. Thus much foe MIR. Ed
wars livingston, vic, Cor The present at least, shall
ha 'a'eweii We are next presented by this ,.tey,
per"se md fair" committee with copiuu4 extracts from
let er wi ten b, MIR. T, P Mooye If Kentucky on
"ho'' III uis own State. The Jackson patty
naVe place! Us much reliance as upca Ceorss x. eu,e
! III pennsylvania Truly when such men Is these
! can ~ The tnare force OF patty become di,i,o
5u'hed II IS Tune 10 begin dizpar for these vnru
must be paid for their aloud they succeed IL,
eecting Cen Jackson; ,yiih such ine:. attached to
tho overnfnet AJAX eDh.ficaXy what is 10 i.eton,.
81 tHe Repuhc! pom The extract from Fir hiout o's
Letter, published by the Jackson Cantral Committee
sua iotpear In make comments, hecau:e the letter
ise!I ID unworthy Of the station held by the writer at
the tune; It contains noii.inr more however tha, =
paftIan statement Of disagreement bet,s cen h!r
daus Whist minister abroad, and AIR. Monroe acting.
AS Secretary OF State, upon aaustu ent of Mr.. sd
ans accounts, anu no i'gh minded, lntegeut candid
mar, would have exhibited suCh fac. 10 The pu bic
II is '!t'e thing, II It's form, and proves at NO
g'eaeT it:'rg cou!d be found selze upon The Ia
ISbtS ~ -SSNtt' Is mere given T.
Moore in ant:iEGted FORM ard it NAV mass far ,,s
as much 4, il is worth, will Lot bestow upon il Il sin
| gle scmark.
! Tue Central Jackson Committee say in their adj
dress, ths sh"ugh tie OF the constitution were
'observed still e fundamental prime piles OF free GOV
ernment have been violated ii, his MIR. Adanal Gle
walton: that he has besn tnade President sy coali-
Lion oG iDterns winch before and ND to the election
were "'scorian,, and violently hostile; the sudden
'inysterious unnatural combination of which in
'teres's has never been piausbly exp!aine! by his
PaTiilans; his possession oi the chef executive Office
$50 far from strengthening his claims on the ueopie
Justly forms a capital objection, to him"
! Whoever has given much attention to thc opinions
and principles Ut the leading .iaCl<suHians tunes
which have past cannot read this paragraph from the
Jackson Address without smiling al tie irnputeDCe
with which now atlrrrpt 10 carry their schemes
Was ever such u@hnshiUg language before held TO an
Intelligent people; ;us II: take the weapon hicf
has been furnished by our adYosarisS and fight the
oai"G which they have began after which. I shall
leave II 10 the people deeds, the j ,c!s0u
Comhtiee have gained any iinng by The language
last Quote from their address Ii II were even true
that Mir Adar,s was placed the p hlen,,ai Char
by an no3 OF di5cordant principles, thHll lee
ton on Etj, account WOULD with coor grace
rom JdthSos Committee; nd il he objection
sir Adams that. he tl,us cleo ed the objection
will DC equally strong General j.!ciSOu's election
mad" m me S1rTc 1ruY. Now lei see who are tn,
politicians, jealous and active 10 behalf Of zen
Jackson and when they examiDel sep1rate|y "a
Pu tiGes and then put together wboic ii.!rk
W. &c '''U '"ft more dlscoraani and comouSi'bi
mass Of ma Ter was never before combined I wi
10" go into the state OF New E1a,upsbre aud !,rin
before the public the of Levi Woodbury. be
cause chousc 10 keep TO bc South nor viii
stop il Decwate 10 introduce The name oC Louis Nc
Laoc; though could show ~ the li,s; one Of Mr. 4
! dams most exravngant euOgis:s NJ one time and :
t tho last, fejerast, cC the Bostop starny: but
wi' take Virginia and other States south OF Virgins
from which, / Will select names from the Tackso
ranks, now cordially uniting III supporting the Gene
rail- who, Upon all past occasions have been the rr,
conc'lahc opponents OF each other, aswell upon ,ea
S"res deemed Of vital impol lance the Whole America
People, in heir choice Of at the last Presder
iiai election when the candidates traduced, vcr
nearly nue.! as they
a REPUBLICANS.
DINNER TO MIR. MERCER
splclhih IN bic dinner IS as piyrn nm rnnsdar ~