Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12

legislative halls
the display of the worst passions of men.
jtesolccd, That Andrew jackson, n soldier and q
general, deseI the mced of praise from his
ResoiUed, That John Quincy Adams, whose moral and
political worth was known aud atkuowledg by Wash
inson Jeferson Madison and Monroe, has nothing
80 forfeit the high character which he attained under
,her several administrations. That now, amidst the
cling and conflicting elements of party violence, he guides
the vessel nj State with masters skill, md die
iated alone by views connected with tile dearest inter-
fss of feel bouud by honor and conscience
20 support him chief magistrate.
Resolccd, That of the nomination of Rich
ard Rush, Esq. o! Pennsylvania, for Vice Pres
Rcsolyed, That with view of concentrating the vote,
of those favorable To the reelection "f Mr.. Adams,
nomina, James Hamilton Copper, Esq. of GIynn county
Elecor, leaving the nominaan of other Electors to
ether sections of State, which in the same
cause
Resore9, That Col. Vim. A. Dunlam Anson Kirhs ,Iv
and Thomas King. Esqrs. be appointed Cou.n,cc of
Correspondence and that they be requested To AID By
thcir ia establishing general
cert OF action among the hieuds OF the present admin
istra,ion.
Resoicci, Tina, tie Editor OF the Da,icn Gazette and
all ohc independent Editors in this State, requested
To publish these resolutions.
Resoired. That the thanks OF this meeting rendered
ALLEN Is. POWELL, Chairman
GEO. I. ROGERS, Secretary
From the .Ni2edycr; (Geo) oiirc Braneh of .Julyt
In this days paper, will be found some extracts
from the Constitutional wig published in Richmond
Virginia. The peace is headed Mons THREATS aud
has allusion TO paragraph two, which appeared
ia tho Souttron of the 3,st May-prin,ed at this place
(aiiiledgcviile.)
The paragraphs relate to the T,Rirr, recommend
ing the meeting OF Congress from The States oppo-
sed to ii, 10 recommend the different Legislatures 10
use some constitutional opposition the operation of
Inc Tariil bill, &c
We have made The extracts for two purposes-one
is to show TO readers the south the sentiments
al the people of Virginia. relative to a secession from
the general unionand the other 10 say TO the peo-
l!e OF Virginia, and Of the other States that they need
not be alarmed about Georgia-!or, however, much
the people may complain against the Tariff they will
not even think of seeding from the General Union
When this awful subject is presented to their con
temptation, that of who shall be tie next President is
lost IN iasigniGCanCG.
There celebration of the battle of Fort SuI.
van, at Charleston tie gath ult. at which General
iIayue Of the United States Senator'S and Colonel
joray ton, and Major James Hamilton Jun two OF the
Representatives III Congress from that State, pre-
sent. We extract few OF the toasts merely 10 show
tho feeling which marked these cornwall ebul-
!'t'ons We take no exception TO the set toasts A
bout the fifth, among the volunteers, find the folo
ing:
by hIajorJ. HAMILTON, Jun: TIE event Which ,cc
communicable first deciSrc victory OF the Amer-
can Revofuon-a proud memorial Of what South ar !
Gina t1ns-and cheering token of What she nil; bc
'Shcne0er called upon to defend her rights her interests
and her honor'
We give itwih IFS italics just we find it. To our
thinking, sinacks OF menace, and promises fight.
gain
BY c. c. P1NcKNrY: The battle Of Tie o8M orJnne, !
md tie T'u!F Of June 'o8-f.et .Nejo ENGLAND be-
ware how she initiates the Oh
Here is connection at once between cayl fond
and The tariff, an awful mention TO New England. II
would have been dangerous for Innhec TO play
knife and fOri, in such comhusible company O1e,o
is not Mr.. c. c. Pinckuey the editor of The Charles
ton Mercury! Again
BY WaI CARSON: The GOkh ,Junc--'rhe day on
which forbearance and patience cease 60 be virtues
Mr.. Carson is equally enulons of distinction. The
so June-the day when the old Tariff eXnired. VIVA,
virtues would MIR. Carson desire to subsue for for
bearaDce and patience" II banisbed from The South, |
we hope those exile y tues will find permanent asr-
lum in the North.
BysIIENEr RUrLEeE: TIE Rattle Snake Of The
South! Cayeant Month: Warned by lis Rattle, let the
Zoe beware.
There has certainly been tremendous ra,tIinp OF
late. We do not perceive that it has excited a.
NY considerable alarm. After the apprehension excl
ted by the first rattle is over, those who al
sufficiently warned, and easily yepe The danger BY
placing the animal hors dw comJat. MI Jou,-
There appears to have been another celebration OF
the day by the Palmetto Society where was more zen.
erous and less party feeling exhibited. The caly
strange toast find al this festival the oliosng
BY the Vice President, MIR. III. lazarus: Gcncy
al .1ndrc,u Jncson-Thc SPLENDID career This intel
iectuol hero i'll the field, like his practical illustration
Of republcansm at New Orleans, is epbuJieJ in the
history of his grateful country, ar5 i'll be with cnhu
sastc gratitude reflected back by generation after ge
neraoD.
The illustrations Of the niscctY3I character m Gen
era Jackson about satisfactory as those Of his
TracticH reP"bficGnism. They will certainly be en-
bodied IN history but if they shine ii will be as bea-
cons to warn others of iron tie same course.
This warm efusion, however, amply redeemed
by the various sound sentiments which were uttered at
This feast, aud Of which e&rac; tie following ex-
ample:
by Col. c. J. SrFEpTAN: State Rict,e--if infrio
sed, moderate aud udIcious rcnonstrapce will ensure
their security. Il
BY Alr. THOMAS L. JoHFs Tnc Unior-yye com
I'm vjrt
ism. |"
BY Mr.. JoHEs WARD: The udpoc1tcs y" divy,jon
Paised be the arm and wthsrod the heart Of him who
would attempt TO destroy t!is far fabric Of liberty
My Mr.. THEODORE l. SMITH: TIE Adm .nr.tra
ion Of tie General Government and its enlightened
bead. ,
by Mr.. RicHAnp GEADo1, Jun: Cq1.niril7i Can
il ever above the armnosuins oil
party, and I'LL will sweetness the cup Of fcsfiviy
Tho last sentiment IS peculiarly appropriate Ma
I1oal cclebFai;one or anniversaries o. events which
national IN their tendencies uucft s,r,'- g., H.