Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

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-"'''clsL -duiN; - III
Augusta (lst day @Dt 80
3cdtord (do.) maj. 10 90
Buckingham do 40 40,
Campbell about oa7 .1n
r,etsoh ISL cay 53 fi3
Rockbridge( 2o'cli. 1'ucsiIayl o55 jJf
w From different parts OF tho state our friends
Inform us of the negligent turning oct CT the friends
OF the Administration, from tie inceucncy Of the
day. the great proportion of cid ncn III our alss and
lhe general hopelessness of carrying Virginia. The
Jackson party with their usual fervour moved az one
hidn' 1ence they have beaten us in several couil-
,ieS %hcre nlaJeries we're expected for the Admin
iSira1on and sVelled the Jaclsen NJ: sritics to an
unexpected size. The zeal of the enemy is con,rnen
dable and we wish it had been more gradually int1
ted by their foes. But tits folly to repne at what il
past and irrenIcdebie Let it console ug that ViT-
glna has always been conceded to Jaclsoa-that th,
minority is large number, and most respectable -,
chaFacter-and that all POSSESS the consciousness
OF having done whet we could to avert a scu,st,
from our country. If Jackson is elected, and the
country prospers in liberty and happincss under his
Administration, We shall all be agrccably disappointsd
ii on the other hand it prove "cuYsc" as socs Of
his present sycophants formerly proclaimed it would
oc upon those who have sold their Independence 70
inc love OF majority, and not upon the friends Of tho
Administration, rest the responsibility AMI the shame
for our own parts, We had rather be one ola batfed
minority than leader in the majority, to Ire pointed
at as the Judas who exchanged the honest dctatcs
OF his heart and the deliberate conclusions of his
understanding, for majority and its concontans
advantages.
y Pcriodica! Bulletins are issued at Sashv:lc, ri
wing information ofthe state Of Gen JacIsor heoITb
thls ridiculous aping Of royalty must eli every man
OF republican feelings with disgust. Georcc the ".
Charles the y. and the Emperor Nicholas, and our
pam farmer OF Tennessee, are the OILY persons
upon earth whose daily state of health is announced
to vassal world by Bulletins; and it is done with
respect to the three former only at times Of sickness
" nat would haze been said had tho llattcrcrs OF
Gon. Washington, Mr.. jefferson. or MI Madison.
resorted to daily bulletins to apprzc the nation Of
their HEALTH The pure republican manners oftJogo
days, would not have tolerated the dcrartrrc from
republican simplicity for moment But VIC have
arrived at new epoch. 4 man has arisen, so tran
scendantly Srcat--so superior 20 WASHINGTON and
Jefferson, that tho People of America will BE- uneasy
unless they hear daily how he has passed the procc
VII iliSHI II ven JACKSON CnaCc to have the head
ache, or the belly ACHE the fact is to DC cornmunca
ted III formal bulletins from the Physicians of the Pa
lace, to the good people Of the L. States! Rceub
leans OF Virginia. the time has been when yon would
have overwhelmed this Getcstablc apng Of roTal man
HerS, and Its agents with yorr indignation! Can
YOU read one ofthcso bulletins distributed from Nash
vile over the whole U. 5tates-oifieiouslv eYprisinr
you that Gen Jackson is well, without feeling your
republican blood burn in your cheolo Suppose Gen.
Jackson Is sick, or deado Has Sparta 10 other mar
hut him. The next step will be TO put up prayers in
all the churches for his recover, when his ROYAL
Highness happens to fail sick. Sh7dr5 of jefferson
Moson Henry and Eoanc! can you survey this
scene ofmock royalty without indignation'
II Has his Exccllcncy done writing, Marvellous
to tell number of the Enquirer has appeared with
out an essay from the Governor of Virginia! We
are afraid the ru1nour have heard is ruc-that The
Editor Of the Enquirer had been under the necessity
OF reminding Mr. Giles that there were limits to the
room IN his paper well as to the public patience
What gratifying state Of things to the pride Of Vir-
gina! Her Chief Magistrate, enlisted as q regular
GLADIATOR IN the newspapers, and pouring out floods Of
malice until lIe becomes equally bore 90 bis friends,
ana cause of dcrsion TO his adverstrics!
We shall publish the Governors last vords--lis
reply to Dir Jefferson Randolph, as soon as we can
ind room for it. i Is the rnosf crawur rr,irc'ion