Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

extended dld our limits permit, but enough
Is gwen to show that we were not wrong in
our calculations, when we first recommen-
1 ded such stepzto be taken, by our political
ffrlends. WewiIl continue the extracts here.
after, as opportunity may serve.
b ON The Nc Y Nat .adsocats
AtGte C0aQention----Wc this day Law be-
fore our readers an address to the people
oil this state, recommending convention
to be held at Albany, on the tenth day of
'une next, OF those opposed to the election
OF Zen. Jackson, "to deliberate upon and
declare their views in relation to the subject
OF the next presidential election
ne respectable names subscribed to the
ADDRESS, VIII be recognised immediately
throughout the state by every republican of
hal the occasion, that brings such men once
more into active exertion.
The partisans of Gen Jackson. who have
managed, particularly in this district, to de-
ceNe many republicans by the assertions,
that those opposed to him were generally
iederallsts and friends of the Hartford con
Eehtion, can not feel otherwise than itscom-
hteo aud ashamed at the array of demo-
cratic strength which this address presents.
" ith such men, who that regards his coun-
Try ana respects himself, can hesitate in ac
ing with promptness and decisionl with
sucn men, the democratic electors of this
state VIA, we are confident and assured.
go together in phalanx that will pros
Tate the faction who first broke down the
republican party in this district, and then
tfiuinphed upon its ruins-and with such
| men, we arc equally confident and assur-
ed, republicans will once more give to the
state OF New York, that character, which
Their united energies gave her heretofore.
and which the partlsans OF General Jack
son haze assiduously cndeavored to deprive
her OF.
Early measures will be taken in this city.
to meet the views of our republican friends
! throughout the state, by sending delegates
to the convention. As we have said on a
! former occasion, we entertain no doubt
whatever OF our ultimate success in the ap-
preaching contest We have right on our
side, and as republicans cannot do otherwise
than triumph.
From TIE Long kl,,na Star.
Our readers will find in this DaDer. an
address TO the people, Oh the sub ect OF the
next president, which we especially recon =
mend TO their perusal 1t bears the sisgna-
lures of POI Of our fellow citizens. and con
veys sentiments deserving our serious cor
sideration and high respect A convention
otdelegatcs opposed to the election of Gen.
Andrew jackson, will take place at Alba
ny on the 18th Of June next. The CITY OF
New DIRK and the several counties OF tin,
state are taking measures to be properly
represented III that convention We trust
tins county will promptly acccle to the DO
posa!.
from tie C2ster Republican.
Inc following recommendation for q state
/ tir,II 4 L. q,
ADMINISTRATION. to be held at Albany on the
tenth day Of Iune next, will he read with ne
GUITAR interest by the well wishcrs of our
counry's prosperity and safety The blind
~ infatuated admirers of military splendor.
gradually recedng from the excuses of their
late partial TRIUMPH will behold in this ad-
dress the efforts Of men of firm and tried
Prnclpies.-lt IS a production possessing
more than ordinary ability, and breathes a
devotion rarely to be met with at the pre-
sent day. Not q solitary individual should
neglect 10 perusc 1t, and reflect seriously up-
on the valuable qualities OF it5 contents. If.
after such powerful appeal 10 the rood
sense and sound Judgment Of the peon!c Of
this STATE, we sill Neglect TO coincide with.
or lend our efforts to accomplish The impor
iant object suggested by such pure and un-
suilled characters as those whose names are
attached to this address, then indeed do we
richly deserve to encounter all the trials and
difficulties, 10 which we must inevitably be
subjected IN case the Opposition prove sue
ccSSful 1T Is solemn and impressive call
! to every citizen Of this state and we trust
WIZ prove u warning voice throughout
the Unlon-Thc aspect of our political
affairs, Notwithstanding the discrimination
OF the Jackson prints, has evidently cy-
J Pcrlenccd, and will, beyond the shadow
OF doubt, undergo more material change
than hundreds are willing to admit, or even
suffer themselves to believe. We tcarlossly
assert that the prospect in this state :; bright
ening daily, and ere the autumnal sun shall
she'd its rays upon our golden harvest, the
Iustre of our present administration viii be
acknowledged by a majority of frccmcu.
From Mc Os,cego Gazette.
We have the satisfaction TO announce TO
our readers and the friends Of the General