Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

tric, on the Adams Electoral Ticket. has bse,;n.
printed N ell the papers and on the Tickets pre-
g;, ,"r rae voters Il should be printed Col 10
Htftt htAUHEU. Gentlemen who have rcca,,ed
OF iH1y receive Tickets for distribution will please To
~ tn,' corfec5 ION made with pen. before disri-
9H'!ng them The Ticket is correctly printed in th
Wing to-day. r ~ 'i'-
loR r.TE CoNsr!r,l.r,oN.r ,v,,rr
- n2I1 10 J'liS BittS.-Yo,lr communicated =,
Tie ENG. OF -fG;r,re-,yss i, NOT cor,n,,
1'ca'oh rom l. r. or the Col?-but let that passl
'serFs 2i would rave received no notice from me
pf tor the character Of The paper in which Il anpanr
ed: paper o}ce highly respectable. and dssnrvedi1-
So ana notwithstanding It's present degradation m
ctc"cu Is still extensive and its influence is felt in
many sections of the country where The shameless in;
consistency oi is editors is unknown or iruottep
Arc }"'a Sire;llian: 10 you profess to love vour
country your 'shole country Do you hold ruth IA
be sac req and that its violation is not 10 bn ;ust;fad
nyen Tor the accomplishment OF political dcsons.
J. itsh review y"'r communication; av ABIDE yo,,r nre
luic's' or i"r moment r9rrcss their iuiucica and
ak YOURSELF Have spoken .,.,fh?" win not 80,
ccliSci'l'Ge answer, g:h?--Falsehaod blsci os
NcH Ii you again asll--nay, will interrogatc Won
nyseu; W MAJ was your motive for publishing such a
TISSUE OF ta.sehoods, knowing as ven must have done
nat they would be read by many who would believo
'12n on account CT their confidence in the par~r rom
.i! .ieii vast the love Of your country? Love of
country! 1T is proximity to propcund such ouesto,,
to such writer! No, it was the wish To sarro ~
C''oSc OF faction, the most unprnciped the r,crt
desperate faction, which God ever permitted TO dis
TRIP me peace and happiness Of land of fraejo,,
- IL you say, you Firri,,irn2 Think of H,,r,.
| % 't1"iaton, OF Lee OF Wythe of Nelson. and;f
you nave any sheme---hlush for your depencracy.
,''t why should exrostuate with writer in rybos,
bosom the last spark OF patriotism must have bec ~
lne'iishad before he could have written nansr y;
nGh he boldly sets ut defiance the dictates both Of
;ri'th and reason: Let me rather oynrnne snnoa "
your assertions, and the inference which Won H.,
from thern. ''' you ara"
You admit, that Mr. Adams next to Mr.. Crav,
ord 1rts the choice Of Virginia. Indeed, this tbe,
s at last, admitted and this Admission !. enAo5
appear IN the columns ofthe Enquirer. And yet vn,
repeat the complaint which you know to be u,foind
CO. tliit MI A elected contrary to tho viii ortT
people For this complaint there yyae never a,
plausible ground a;; i there ever were il hs, -b
so often entirely removed ~ fair. explicit ana conchI
sly reasoning, founded upon ife and o.
EloWe;ie0 acts, that the repetition OF it at this late
day Clearly cvnces the desperation OF the er;vnnd
by truth. 's sustained
You attempt 20 repel tho charge ,f ascons;,,,,,,
brought against many of the present eunnortors ~
Gen > III Virginia: You say it often and craycrv
you might have added, truvl insisted opTti rcr;,
i''e '!9' some OF those VINO advocate Gen. Us ele,
ton wi+h great zeal were formerly opposed 70 hin, ;,
I cs they We're opposed to him and 1Fhya Because
IN thcir opinion, he did possess one sicsc o,s1i;e.
IRON Tor the Presidency: because his diencei,iou 2en,
per and habits altogether Inconsistent with tho
character which President of the U. S. ought fa
sH5ta!I and because, by his conduct he had renc-t
GtS so.yh alHt'er Gsregard OF tic laws and constu-
ton OF the land Viewing him in this lirbt the,,
hongh: and Justly thought, that his election would
5"a curs2 to the country. Did ihev or did any, 80
t. ever &pcul in similar manner of Adams Cav
}2r4 or clay! But now. many who thus spoke Of
jackson, advocate bis election with great zeal: and
you attempt to defend them against the cbaroe of n
eol .l foor and powerless attempt! The
EHth OF tn, charge ogei1,st your party is ,ifcniable
ana All their writings and contorton under it. ser,r
0ily to nanii' - III II coIsc o,gsncs and to cnp
!rln the People in their belief OF lis truth
Buf what arc ha Trasons which vo,t assign to justi
y the in""sstcnt conduct ofthe former opponents OF
jackson IN VirCina The prncirai Gndcad +hs cnI,,
cnes worthy Of moments notice5 ar,fst III, It
'tiEarian doctrines of AR Adams as e,eppc in hi.
.rst m7ssaGge and ID. The CORRUPT agreement be-
tHen nun and ir. Cav!--%sto The PRINCIPLES avo,,
81 by Adams IN his first ncsyare ven ifthce rT;r
ciHias were objectionable % it is pretended and
IT shey would have justified the position to his admin
frntion Is notorious. that they were not the caus
at thnt opposition 1t Is known to ILL., that the con
h1n'!ion" was extensively formed long before Mr. Ad
ans had made anv communication to CONGRESS- or ap
development Of his principles md that in NO ,nrt r.
INC Cnon, vas the orPosiiiOu more carly concerted
than in Virginia. The determination was forn,ed
aud early formed to oFrose not his principles but tl,
~ ma slch has been the internal spirit with
which mat olpotj;;on hag been carried on that no
man can nov doubt, L1t that Mr. Adams would baZ-n
D@cn opposed and with violence too even - ba-hod
ProFed ny bls piucip'cs and by his conduct that he
'S ~ pure as the angels at the right hand OF God
~ IS cf"tore prcpustcros, nay it Is wicked To n-e
e'H. TINT tho avowai Of Mr.. Adams POLITICAL princi
pics originated the orPPneitior to his Administrations
''t va. there IN fact eny thing, in the first NOS
saco of Mr. A. inconsistent with the established
doctrines OF the republican party Let any rcn1b-
hean repsfisc that rnessn Goet him fairly and can
.'''i''' rs 81 !IShdge-ahd ne VIII without
hesratIon pronounce il 70 be rcpcte with doctrines
10 winch Inc rooP" Of he coun.ry--and the stern
st 'P4''r','s tobavo repeatedly given their sane
lion ki"" that some of the friends of Mr.. a.
har0, IN their moments Of excessive eondor and
'i:&l'v, core l"d that, FIR. A. in that rnessnrc
itE2d i7nZagn a"rncwi,at obscure, and that there
were some sentences expressed without due re-
gard to rhetorical proprictv. But such concession
on"t mover to have been lnade-it was not called
Tor nv the truth Of the case. say nrnin let auv
n ~ read that rnassngc, and point ont the passages
VIII tl,,r r.
siton are not strictly observed
But, yon venture 20 assert4tll3f "Nr a. not ONLY
lntun2tes that the constifutidxis Rqf worthy the
regard OF our representative, that our viii is
equally worthless Mr.. A.#IHdffofest WbenS
where DO you believe, thai Mr., a. ever used
any language from which it could b. Justly inferred
th't Inc ohirntious of tho constitution and the will
q the people ought to be dsrcgardcd2 Much cen
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