Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09

tioIr Tor least tour yeus-- perhaps tI,.ve,..j;,
cow, for the FIRST time the institution nj ,s no
Sernment, We have presented to the people the ann,
candidate Tor the Presidency IN the person of him VIII.
Judging from present appearance wi receive the sun
port OF the Bank of The United States also rhis i,
an union OF the purse and tho sword with venpea,c
--one, which even the sagsci,y of Patrick Heory
peVer anticipated, in this shape at least LET tle
people look ioit; they lost forever They " III
tall int that gulf which, under the artificial militia,
end paper systems of Europe, divides Divers from,
,'"s' anu grows oaiiy and hourly broader, deeper.
and more appalling"
| THE Army Candidate.D s.The min, oe ,h -
and the sword" ''Tbe gurh which divides Dive,
from Lazarus. and grows daily and hourly. broader
deeper, and mere appalling"
The people of Charlotte, &c received thu address
IN 1922, the dictate of political wisdom i'm. hou
oil inspired When SIX years afterwards Mr. p,,
dolrh announced that this Same ar,nv c,,s;a.,. 49,
the greatest military genius of the are and ,ss;o,
mat as his reason for supporting bin the neonI rs
Charlotte, &c. still admired his wisdom and a,nrors
his choice John says she has the hes, COMMITMENTS
in the world"-an opniun which is fully sus,,;n,, -
facts. -
f'"eAie's opinions Of John O. .qdar,s in 1870
This was amply expressed the occasion of MIR. A
dams vndcaton of the Florida affair 1t is as follows:
~ cannot sufficiently express NE pRorouNp sentiments
U' """"o''o' and deftSht with which have pc yused
ni'S s''.e paper. II rs written with az AS roNisurSG
force 81 ingenuity. and adorned with the .os, eap.i-
oti"S e'oQ"cate Of ait descriptions It has The al;
o' man VINO lees most acu,ey for the wrongs Of is
c"unry who Is indignant at the insults offered TO her
by the aggressor, pretending demand redress and
who pours ont those feelings III the most forcible
STRAINS. III rs MONUMENT DIPLOMATIC GENUS
ut Is an ORNAMENT TO COUNTRY. 1 feel proui of
n WI hue has
BLAZE OF TAtkNrs. 1t shivers the manifesto OF The
spanish caonei IN dust and ashes. Into what utter
ih'gn'ncance does the redouhahle Chevaier Onis
sink! re seems like pigmy in the hands OF q
''Hi AN J. - fcichnnnd Enquirer, Jan. @ 1879
Now tell M, Fho'nas honestty-forget majority for
one minnte-dont you think, that this man of whom
You SAID all these fine things, better qualified for
president than him whom yon declared to be incapable
OF interpreting the plain meaning of single act al
Eongross?"We shall continue to put this question IN
| til you answer II.
HeHt'etg--Ai the last August election, Gen. Jack,
son attempted by his letter Oven to influence the
kentucky election, and for that purpose lsev ise took
up position while the election going on upon The
line between Kentucky and Tennessee IIe has again
taken the same position.
! FROM THE LOUISVILLE PoCUs.
''"Ofe Of representative indebted 10 the cd
Tors OF The Focus for proof slip, giving the follow p
account OF movement "t ihe Military Chefta,n. Tue
Vdette who sends in this informa ion deserves the
thanks OF the friends 10 civil liberty his vigilance
wiii enable them to cOunieract the pans of their wy
adversary 1t Will be perceived that he has taken uo
inc same position winch he occupied with some adval-
tSe towards The close OF last clectonee cam
paisn. His outrageous interference in oar e,er,;on
!as' year was felt, aud remembered. Yaucey and
DANIEL we're supposed to their elections the aid
o. ,h'S ,"reF'n aily and Buckner beng de-
aated by The effect of his FALSE BULLETINS emitted
EGn the same 1yree Spring. the people AT e. now
warned OF their danger, and if the majority in tins
state or any county, AGAIN deprived tiei right,
10 elect those who arc TO represent the pea pie by his
Dsl1ce"o''eS, /. " i'll he their fault
i-ZtIact Of letter the Editors tat,1
1yTee'' Springs, Juiy %, 1898
Genemep: keGmcky is about 10 be taken nv storm,
Oil Hickory, the friend of Keruekiaas-wi,nexs TN
GLORIOUSLY FLED f1-has taken his nosiriou ou The
lines ready orders send from
tennessee Ia the approaching election. Several have
been despatched To Kentucky business of the ca IN
pa gu" M Grunty, (the VIA in conjunction with
majority Of The legislature of Tennessee denounced by
me General for his vose in favor OF ref here
has gone to Harrodbugto The unconvrr,e,l IN
those regions. lie Is TO prove, doubt that General
never Sannered kendck and that his official
letters to Adair, relocating me asper as ore ali
imaginary Although the General failed in forcing Mr.
Gru"dy on ibc people Of this district, member of
Congress, is expected Mr.. Gruny can succeed better ia
forcing MIR. Barry and the General dawn Of the
nsfoT'ous sous Of Kentucky. You may expect to see
other missionaries among you. The election of Barry
Is cmbs'ered BY the JaCksones n very important
ter"
N0fs-Tyree Springs, the position whicir the GENERAL
has taken the present Campaign in Ecntuc
KY IS within cu miles Of line The me uIar
az which he made his head quarters duug election
as year. and from which he issued his bulletins,
ms attack on Mr.. Buckncr Will the people of Kentuc-
~ suffer their old enemy state, interfere
10 TINS way, and dictate them their Govern
or pnes II become candidate for the presidency he
ths fneddi'ng in elections promote his own ab
toV views Iho writer Of the letter from which the d.
hnve taken. gentleman of the first respec,a b,y and
there b" thr truth of what he ha, CONNIE,
'""h,ed--t Editors Of The iocus.
We invite Mr. Ritche 10 survey himself in the look
ing glass, on cor first page.
~ MIR. Adams is accused of using the ua.ropara Of
the Government TO secure friends. We wish for his
sake and that Of the cause, that he would for
10 contrary end He would find it 10 his interes,
| TO give Walsh an embassy to Mexico, provided he
will join the Jackson side.
% Il is said Mr.. Randolph has lately lad an auction
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