Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

relation in 1924? Did he not call him then O tyrant
a despot and curse, and pronounce him too gnoran
TO interpret the plain meaning of single act of Con
gress' And will he not permit Others, to ssslaadcr
the General litter What cornorant, to desir,
to morrpolze all the SANDER!
/: L%Stc.-Mr. Richie and the Colonel" saw. th,
smalhess Of Metcalc's majority is "dccisive" in IA,
vor of JacSson.-If Barry had been elected that we
suppose, would have been decisive in favor OF the
Observation-Disclosures logic.
More Lnsc'c & more Consistency!-NIr. Richie and
the Colonel cf opinion, that the reelection OF
Test Jennings and Blake to Congress- from indiana
Ill Administration men, is no sort of test of The
strength of parties, but that the rrlno,red election
OF Candy, the Jackson candidate for Governors over
two Administration candidates. is ''dccisve" in favor
Of the Iiero.-Pshaw. Fudge,
hlr Fitzfudge is at a loss to account for the falling
oil OF the vote III F.ycttc, and other counties in
Kentucky, from the election of 1927. We can tell
MN how 1t happened. Last August, the Jackson men
In Shelby, sent reinforcement of near 800 Fay
cite. They tried to play the same game this year
by sending detachment from Mercer but foul play
was anticipated aud prevented. About 500 Tennes-
seeans voted for Barry.
Mr.. Fjtzfudge says, the vote of Indiana for the
ADMINISTRATOR els much less test OF the public
sentiment than the late darpiny votes OF Illinois and
Missouri for Jackson.) Oh certainly!
iehnsyIraniu.--Ihc estimate underneath, is fur
nished by the Philadelphia Press of the 9th. We
jFlacc confidence in il, for its general result * cor
reiterated by private intelligence from different quar-
tiers, and from ccol and sagacous heads. Let tic
reader preserve the paper, until the election.
THE VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
rRn,i THr pENocH .,rrc PRESS.
IN April last the jackson Central Committee pub
sad their estimate OF the probable vote every ccu-
" III Pennsylvania at the residential election. From
th1. time to tla, She editor 81 this paper has been oc-
cuped i'll sending Circuirrs and keeping up IN &c
tive and extensive correspondence th:ou.ho the
with view, npon comparison of all his n,;,r-
ation to submit to the People u Pennsylvania what
re believes viii be the vote in tho several counties at
the election, Oct. 2Ist
Tnc of ignorance and Misrepresentation w!iic
has bccn spread before the public for the purpose d!
deception, has, for time been giving the
statements ana evidences of public opinion which
lave appeared in the newspapers in every part ct
Pennsylvania. The Editor Goes not expect that tho
blind or tie birottad, the determined tho devoted
partiZanS of Gen. J. will be convinced by any tlnT
lie can Offer Having, however, for more than guar
ter OF century been in the habit OF asccriHnng,
tlhai:, t'! Tihsiunr on Tic eve ol Important el;c
tons, calculations to the vote inte counties i'll this
State, md having at nj times been fortunate enough
70 come to right conclusions, he cannot but tiatter him
sell that there large number OF sober-lnined
citiZens-whose votes rcguated by their iudr-
.ncnts and not by their passions-who will carefully
examine estimate coming from who never III
tentionay deceived Inislei them, and who has ne
yer been mistaken as to the vote OF Pennsylvania.
The following estimate IS arTangc; III the Same or
der the jackson estimate, to be published side by
side with It for the convenience of the reference.