Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31


Sion, 1t should be mentioned, with respect
ana grat'ticatton, that Eelectora tickets, ia
noEaplc 10 the Administration, have been
toflnec III MISSISSIPPI, hLABAuA, and some
u 'he Districts ofTENNrssEE; and that. j,Ia
q! 'he5o States, men, among the most dis-s
tihguShed Tor Responsibility and influence
i1'eiiSenec, and patriotism, give 10 such
'ic&etS their jealous support.
mere IS one other point OF view in which
'he general subject may be useiully exalnin-
ca. " I have stated what States are corsi-
"PIeu Us reasonably certain for the Admins
ration, what probable, and what more doubt.
iHl. If we now take the same survey OF
lh2 prospects Of the Opposition Candidate
what are they! Allow him the votes Of
south Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
.iPpi and tennessee, altogether not exceed
'i$ iorty, and he IS IL possession Of every
'AFS which he can hope TO enjoy without
contest. Not one vote North Of S. Caro-
Ina, on the nusr, and Of Tennessee. on the
- est, v'i!! he be certain OIL ill it shall be ag-
tualsy given The whole is controyerted
ground. II he gain Virginia, it will be ONLY
~ struggle; if he gain n. Carolina and
ScnnSyiEania, 1t must be by c struggle, still
more violent and doubtful; and if he gain
ali three he is, yet no; President KGHTvG-
~ and \. ORR still oppose obstacles TO his
H..
We lEniy believe, ctnnot be overcome.
La thus surveying the different Suites cna
STRIKING truth Is iuiiy established, Which it is
m&lerai to notice. Ii is this: that, ;.c;s th..
Electors TO be chosen, throughout the wh3.a
lhion, III one Uniform mode, whatever thar
mode lnlght he: the President Wcutd BE re-
elected, not oaly b. such majority - w,
thii!k he viii now obtain, aut b. oiic vastl,-
larger. This. We think, can be made l;io;e, r
aud Unquestiouahle. Ii such uuif.r,, mods
"are TO be-by General Ticket in ever; STATE.
lAe would act. III that case. lose enc ole, S.ic,
IS now expected for hin; while the entire
Sonra5ge OF %oW York and Maryland added
10 what IS already secure, would put hiigl
Jar a'lehd ut all competition. Ga the other
laud Il that uniform mode were 10 be ly
districts, in Ill tac States, he would BE GER
laIh 81 RECEIVING many more votes in Virgil
ma, 1'co:lsJ WANNA and North Carolina. thtyn
( nc could possibly lose BY Tie ciIange in an
other 5'ales and thus his majority be gr-ut-
Y increased. This affords me cheering in
ference, that a nalorty ii the Electors Of the.
=. -" - are favourable 20 the present Nd
inlnii;rtt;;c:., amt desire the Presidents re-.
election. ne dc!isc- this IS 50; and thct -
! tn: ;2'2!s coN'tSy coVid be poiied io-n,cr,0,.
! Ia 19ood8hGre q decided Q,.H vust lucjor.t,,.
It fe:nala5 only TO reR!ind tie fl-ieDss Of
/ IL CAUSE that this IS the moment G:r
S3IFi'e1 ana vigorous actIon. Is Well Us for
c2;-sti,ncy and t!fmness. The great engine
played against the administration is CT. ],,,nn,.
not the abuiiition OF individuals. MOI tha ~, ,
Gast":'fI extravaganza Of al i1r,sso;Is;!,:e
Ir':->, bat ali organized system oil aetfac1i.,r,
and iatsci.ood. IN ahc language q lI.: part
THE PUBLIC PRESS Is TO Be uGoGqEr ~,
aaAE on every H}au who IS its cD.Ip,.
ana whose talents and character arc az