Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-28


'aa ms means 10 accomplish his ends, are w,bou
choce' At the age Of forty one or two wears want,
ana ambition propelled him onward until he reached
we" of tue Presidential Chair, and having cas, has
eyee upon II, he spraug forward and a,te,no,ed Ia
II AS own, but finding himself checked by the WI,
Oh Inc people, lie Welded hs pretansiuns To o Prss,
eehcy attha' time, upon condition ok that Ice shou Id
nave tne vice Presidency, which being gwen TO him
lac has since, used has scat, his po,rer and his H. 6
eacc' m such way, a. will III his judgment mos,
probably open 10 hun, the avenue which .eads tn
the PRESIDENTIAL Chair, end through this a-cnue lie still
expects to pass at distant day. Mr. Calhoun has been
the enemy, though al different ,ucs, of all prominent me
who stood IN his way. OF all tho enemies which Mr.,
Crawford ever had, has been mi
ms nvai, he never ceased To be Isis enemy every ton
rom which injury might spring. la the Cah,et, e
the enemy oil alr Crawford, and that be cunce
and planned the c'ue attack which upon hin, by
Ninian Edwards, and Of this be no duub since,
"'e wh' were actors in The have Themselves
pressed the opinion No man is sensible OF
wrongs Committed towards him by Mr. Calhoun, than Mr.
Crawford himself As politician Nj. Calhoun has, 49,
all lanes, unt he embraced the Of jackson, stood
low III Virginia, anS She market; him his last election
iof the Vice Presidency, with black ball merely srew
hin how much she hated him able vowed advu-
cate at che ne of the of Congress make internal
improvements and 10 impose high duties for pro ec,ot
Mt Calhoun Is found another directly opposed To both,
~hi's, at the same time he is endca vnI friends
and the enemies of both tina he IS both in and
'iPse" 10 eath.' THIS Is the unfortunate dilemma
which lie has involved himself nv his new at,.pps M the
eeu1"cy' ana Tie new eXpcdents which e has adopted
n1us" H calhoun possesses Fnre real talents Ran
doph ever did, has he stopped To almost eve ~,
ness 10 c"ncnte Randolph; the marked and extra
urinary Oh winch was the :enCe which! ne President of
Inc Senate the Virginia Senator 10 abuse ,very
oo"J an" every thing that was good and worthy, in
speech delivered the Senate and then To say ,,t ha ,
not understand the President the Senate 70 have any
power 10 Order debate: founded
m n" sincerity, and BY which the aisnied character of the
l.. B Senate has been asnished tnt,ed Ia the las,
election for President. SI Calhoun it is well k,own was
bitterly and aiey opposed Crawford and jackson
ana his feelings towards Mr. Adams known tn he nj
LEI st friendly Now that he finds Mr.. Adj ms more in his
than any body el,c believing that he cannon kco
down Jackson, whom he has long hated he has thrown
himself into the Jackson ranks, with hope that this will
De ir best mode of serving himself. OF the Constitution
the opinions of Mr. Calhoun we'll known for he has
been often known 10 say that power III the Execu
i've arm was wanting i'll the CONSTITUTIONS law ought to
supply W and 81 his opinions proven Lc !,y the
whole course ot his pun!Ic lie a, this ,e urc
sent more extended view nf this pn!itician of ri ro,
but unless my views of the prospects befoe vs. based
upon the most incorrect data John e.. Calhoun is destined
to cripple Republic, and prove himself curse 10 the
American people,
In Georgia, fud Mr. Drayton aud Mr. Rerr.n H..
prominent advocates of Jackson ico good GnG true fds
Ta'SfS the FIRST of the Boston stamp the other s,ig
from the same school I"
In Ioursiaha, Mr. edward Livingston as far as know
anA ne'iovr, IS The Gully prominent aud talented WIN
advocates the election of Gen. JarAson nd of him. have
pe,haps' SAID enough in a prece ling number.
In Tennessee, with tie eDtion of Judgc White the
on JACKSON are altogether men, and there
tore shall offer upon them; aud of Judge
HhIte shall nothing that lie is of the old
federal school, and in former times would have been u-
| ned by tie republicans
As to the States of Mississippi, Alabama and Missouri,
every ,ae' Wish exists proves that the of best standing
III each and all ni them, asaims, Gen. Jackson.
nave mus sndeavoEe' TO shew what kind of politicians
are NEST prominent !" ;he supper; Gem ssur and BY
~, "i .'s :so:s'' ai people oo; az
'.'" again. more particularly, one ~ be 5nrrs with
no'hy Pickering the north, aud ending with Edward
LIVINGSTON on the south or it be convenient begin
with l.. ". Tdzewell the east, and cad with John
! al tho ard
Killed up, 1t will he found dat ,n,!cy aud sreck,c
group nave never before been found thrown together fnr
any gwen object. All kinds e! politicians will he c,,nd
amongst them except sound republicans Some of thc,
nave at one time been in trav ford others in ycr
q! Sdy bot iew III favor oi Gen. Jackson until lately
SOM" have been in favor Of internal improvements Other
aSaoFt them; some again in lavor of protecting duties
otisFs against them; in favor Of BOTH Others
nom hey have then turned regular soesets,
VIII" Ind previously occupied ground shifted i, "A, ~
o,heF and occupied the opposite ground. Some the
Trends :" Calhoun having all tines before la Ted
ahH 1espsed h:n aud nearly the whole c:oup have \;
"lifre" unrs been tie political enemies Of Gcl O;!cf.
whist ocrs have only been yuiiifca personal
| r'Hs Here IS pretty Of s1,t7R men and sou,.E
prcaplcs. for people to lock at Hore IS a .-o,b
nation" of magcisss character, engaged in the qE0!y
cause ct destroying the regulations Of
distinguished citizens nvohr the people look at this
mass Of c"mtwsj!e mGitcr apparently in state ~
unanimous aud loyal adhesion Gen. JACKSON, for hc
double purpose "f making him President, that he may
afterwards CIV" N,cm oicr bat being disappointed
cy surely will, explosion viii be produced yybicl
wii' shake the foundations nf this great Rppuhc With
what ice then can the jackson Central Committee orc,
20 the election of Mr. Adams because dscorant politician
united and made him Presideu when the election Of Cen
Jackson is soust ne by the most discnr,r
cornoste ana Heterogeneous of ever before
came t"SeheT eIiher Ivy accident design IN my next
shall cnccavcr to show of the rcS
and unnatural onion upon tie people If Virginia and
wien examined they viii be found CURIOUS hry
aie alarming to tho advocates Of sound principles.
i - REPUBLICAN,.
Sec MI Calhnuns explanation bs he s;es t7
at the last session in favor of limiting appropriations.
TOR surveys. &c. TO those under actual contact
Mf. Rowan has in early tjfe part cuarv Ietin
gu:shcd ny bis federal principles. IN 1904, being then
member OF the Kentucky Leg stature he was The our.
member IN 'lF House of Representatives voted
resolutions 8pProcug Mr.. !c.-rsous Administration al,
ne also "ulcd agHnst the reso'u:an approving prc
OF Louisiana Gr' he is good and fayo.a rc7,s.ii
caD, sm; y tccau.e ne IS IN favor " Jackson.
COMMUNICATED.
"REMINISCENCES or GEN. JACKSON.
Though shaver al tha time - Rusr a /, t,, urr'rt
int ntEfr f.-lg