Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-01
CITE Constitutional ayluio.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TIcErr.
FOR PRESIDENT
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Mass.
FOR YICE PRESIDE.hT.
RICHARD RUSH OF Pa.
ELECTORAL TICKER.
district. Col. STEPHEN WnIGnr of Norfolk.
BENJAMIN liAREIsoN OF Charles CITY.
JOSEPH GooDwYN Of Dinwiddie.
DR.. RICHARD Field of Brunswick.
Gen EDWARD c. CAEaIyqToN OF Halifax.
e BENJAMiN HATCHER Of Chesterfield,
I SANuEI. BRANCH Of Buckingham.
Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS of Frimlin.
DAVID ;. GARLAND of Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN Johnson Of Richmond
II dudge FR's L. BROOKE of Snntisylvaa,i,.
IL charles Hill of King y. Queen.
1 Capt. ROBERT LIVELY Of Elizabeth CITY.
IA Capt. HANCOCK EusTAcE Of Stafford.
IL doHN SHAcKLEEoHn Of Cmpeper.
l6 Judge WIN. A. G. DAnE of Prince VIM.
II Col. WILLIAM ELLzEY of Loudoun.
10 ALFRED II. PowELI. Of Frederick,
IS Col. dosEPH MAuzEU Of Rockingham.
90 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART of Augusta,
81 BALLARD SMITH of Grcenbrier.
% Col. BENJAMIN EsT1LL of Washington.
% Judge LEWIS SUMMERS Of Kanawia,
"a ALrnEus p. WILSON of Monongalia.
o.! OF Mr.. Adams. Jefferson said che is lcarncl
and honest man, the best of the New EnglandcrY.'
W His most violent aud prosecuting enemicy, have
done homage to his great and mas Crv abilities
:. IL "itnf s the following
81 ca1nos efficiently capfr'ES tie rRoror:,;n srn1
'ments of admiration aad delight with which lave
"of our government to Don Ons.l It Is written with
an ASTONISHING force Of ingenuity, and adorned with
the most captivating cfoqrtencc Of all descriptions. 1t
has the air of who feels most oc,civ for the
otercdto her By the ng!ressnr, pretending to demn
redress ind who pour ont those feelings IL the most
I forclbie strains. 1t Is MONUMENT OF DIPLOMATIC
GENIUS. 1t is an ORNAMENT TO MY COUNTRY. I
feel proud Of bclongi- na,jon which has roi,,
ICED SUCH BLAZE OF TALENTS. L. shivcrs the ma
'ni!esto Of the Spanish cahi.rt in dust and ashes
Into what utter insigncance does the rcdouhtab,e
'Chevaer Onts sink He seems like pir.ny IN the.
Glands Of GIANT."-JGc},opnd l.n;iifea., Jl0rut-
ry l2ia.
u OF Gen. JAcKsnNs IInTtne&a for tic PrcsiIlncv
his friends have furnished the strongest evidence
ot hms Mr. Jefferson said he wouh as soon tLinl,
OF making a sailor OF cock, soldier OF roosr
as President Of Andrew Tacisun."
~ Witness what his consistent friend Mr. R.tllie
I thinks Of him. j Z 4
:" He General 5AoKsos1 is Distinguished sol
'dlcr; but is he Statesman? Where is the evidence Of
'? Where arc his political speeches, his dispatches
hs essays his measures? Where are he ev.dcncrs
'of that skill and attainment in politics to which
e of study and ct nsETpG I Ir So eITy
"wih Crawford, AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
HE BE-'shen We tnke into account the series Of
"hls pursuits and the wait Of evidence which lie has
hibtede"-Richmond Enquirer, Feb 90, 1921.
at has long been maintained MAXIM thai the
IMAM who cannot obey, oght not command; and the
rule in the present at least, stand upQ. this
sound reason that the who nskfs his own will
land pleasure the sole rule and suideof all his ACTIONS,
ought not to bc trusted ach The large porcs IF Pre-
'Sident Of the U. Statfs We want for that niiic,
man who viii cooly and carefully observe the law
"and the Constitutions for these to ne lbs guides
in the administration Of his powers Now, Is Gen.
Jdchsan possessed Of that cooi and tempered spirit
'riich eriH fit him for Erecutire .Aagisra,e? las
she exhibited that spirit in pat times? What sGys
i6r instance the history OF his measures in 1912"
] Richmond Enquirer, .TIo,ch 10, 1924.
'Nc cfnnot consent 70 lend hnnd towards the
election OF such man as Gen. Jackson. liz is io
"dtfte Of StaieSmnnf0o 1SffoO riofe1t in rs fn-
"Pe'is measures too aauc'. iacliafd to C2tyn3p 60
0eInI1ent, TO obtain the humble 0YpR4 Of Ge EGys
"of This paper. WE WOULD pEPREcaTE, III: YLrc-
| "TIoN IS CURSE upoN THE COUNTRY"
| RirIaaond enquirer, OF II, 1921.