Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
Gbe Constitutional gllt,i9.
ChMoCRArIC REPUBLICAN TIcSEr.
tOs PRESIDENT
QUINCY ADAMS of Mass.
FOR biCE PRESI2g.sY..
RICHARD RIJSEI4of u,

LtSf|ict. Col STEPHEN WRiG.sr OF y ortclk.
BENJAH1N HARHisoN Of Charles City.
IS JOSEPH GOODWIN of Dinwddic.
i DR.. RICHARD FElLp of Brunswick
. Gen EDWARD {. CARRINcFoY of Halifax.
y BENJAMIN HATCHER OF Chesterfield.
2 SAMUEL BRANCH of Buckingham.
Is Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS of Franklin e.
- DAVID 5. GANLAHD of Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN Johnson of Richmond
IL Judge FR's Il. BRooKE ot'5SmttsvIvanja.
- CHARLES Hill of King q iaucen.
Is Capt koBEhT LIVELY OF Elizabeth CITY.
IA Capt. HANCOCK EusrAcE of Stafford.
Is !oHN SHAcKLEFoRD of Culpepcr
Is Judge Wm- a. q. DADE of Prince VIM.
IL Col. WILLIAM ELLzEr Of Loudoun.
rs ALFRED II. POWELL of Frederick.
10 Col. joasru MAUzGU of Rockingham.
20 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART of Augusta.
81 BALLARD SMlTu of Greenbrier
y Col. BENJAMIN EsrILL of WashingtoI.
% Judge LEWIS SUMMERS of Eanawha.
ID ALpHEuS z. WILSON of Monongali;,.
at'Of Mr.. Adams, Jefferson said she Is l?ar,,eJ
and honest man, the best OF the New Enyl.ndtis'
- Ills most Violent and prosecuting ciernies Lave.
doc homage to Ills great and lc sterly abIlilicS
u Witness the iOiioWiii--
g., ,o,,>,. ,..o;,;.n,,, g.. -, {!
'mtntJ Of ooo,a:io, and delight with which have.
'peFuscd this state paper. TMr. Adams y.;!icatic,
ot our government to Don Onis. II is wlittcn with
AN isroSiaHi Nc force ot ingenuity and adorned with
tilG most Ca1'rntH,: e;D YI,ceot 0W dcxc,i L:OS II
has The air of who feels most acutely for the
wrongs OF Ills cou: who is indignant he Insult
oEGF"o to- her by the aggrcssor, pretending to demand
rcdres end VINO pour5 out those feelings III the Ios
ioFchio strauss 1t Is 4 2oHUHI:.HT DIpI.usI lrIc
H"ENIlS. 1t l. IA AMRST TO uy cot. Nary. /
icei proud Of belonging nation which has proil,-
cEd sUcH BrAZE'oF TALENTS. 1t SILVER; the Era
IAtrsto OF thc Spanish cabinet il? dust and ashes-
Into what utter
.Ch"vsii.r onia sink! He seems like ucnv in he
hends Of GIANT. "-f:ich9touG iag.'lrl, Ja...at-
ay >, 1919.
~ OF Gen J.cKsoNs nulitlless for the Pre- ,leuey.
ms (!te.:": have furnished the strongest c,idrncc-
OF INN, Mr. Jefferson said, lie would as soon think
OF making "a sailor Of cock, soldier of l. goose
Is . President OF Andrew Jac!.so.l.'
H. " !fnfss what his consistent friend NJ. Ri.tc
$ He General gAcKsoNl is distinguished sol
'dier; but Is he Statesman: Where is the g, ianlcc OF
Ut: " here are has political speeches; his dispatches
Ibis essays his measures. Where orc the evidence,
sol that skill aud attainment in politics to which !,
''life Of study, and Of experience so essentially ne
'cezsary? COMPARE HIN WITH ADAMS aad
''trath C,esnGfo'1, AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
HE BE-wiien we take into account the series @:
has pursuits and the waut OF evidence which be has
exhibited: -Esic.s~ofd t7nfeirc,, Frb. 20. 1921.
lit has long been maintained niaX;in that tic
nan who cannot obey ought not command; and tie
r''ie, Ill The present CASE ut least, stand this
''su;T TINT the Who makes his Own viii
and pleasure the sole rule ard guide OF all his actions
"o"a not 10 dot''sed c s:e a5e-o posers cf Pre-
''sihsi Of ie T. States. We want for that Office =
'nan 7sho viii cody and carefully observe the Issy
and the Constitutions for these be his guides
in he decentralization O. his roweIs. Now. IS Ce3,
'Ittcfsoa Possrsscd Of tat cook on& :epe,td s;i,r
ojgh eal az him iof, Erec"iire f isi,-ne? Has
he exhibited that spirit i'll ast times? WHAT srys
Cor instance the history OF his measures in 1872"
lticADtond B.3g,irer, .Nfu3r!k 10 1894.
we cannot consent to lend hand towards Tho
Mt : T.. =.
'Etit5ie Of Standardization cNioo coiejl an his fta-
''peY-is too shc i7ci,cd TO O7bjtrrJv 60
'rer'test. to ob1a the hujie support Of tie Edjiors
''0t THIS paper. VIZ WOULD DBrREc Arr MS EI.Ec-
"TGoN As a CURSE COUNTRY
Rjchmond Eaqrircr, oct. Il, 1924.