Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

FOUND tue most lavish and coarse abuse OF The rnos
u'sunspi'hed men IN this land, and The writer indu
I n was 'as gaming popularity, by the unenp,o6h
soon followed the first, by second series {,
golden caske,s, and, taking his whole wrprs oge,h
er SINCE MS attack or Mr. Monroe in 1924 thev con
lam more ga"t and ,roncood against the human CHI.
racter thaD can be found, perhaps in the vr;,ing u
any other indiv dua since the days of our Ran,L,
such writings and such writer's seem to have
SORT OF phrenzy IN the minds af the people of Vir
sha' and II furnishes proof abundant, that IL is much
easier 10 enhst pn'Esns 10 PuH dozen the well ca
regulations Of pablo men, Than IL Is TO elevate th.,
Tue aged, experienced and spotIess republicans have
lost heir influence and those Who hitherto hare felt
proud 20 follow IN the steps Of Jefferson Madison and
'Hon'oe, now s;urn their examples and their names
ana dcuy 10 Goth their mcrtcd authority. Nor IS Tins
singular lac, confined TO the old Republicans; fer on
we SGo of the question the thug presents
lseif The time has been, when the Danes OF John
Marshall ana Robert Is. Taylor were regarded by the
tecerasts as perfectly orthodox but under the inio-
ehce OF Inc new party, these also cast aside
ana 'bfy and their opinions pass for nothing with seine
zoe very 'hrn :o formerly looked upon them the
only pure men in the coutr,; there one fact well
mot!oF o. nonce III this strange phsgoia, aud that is
mat i'e old experienced, and urssnectcd from
o"Ht hc old parties, united and orposei 10
The election oi Gen Jackson, and tluurh they be per
iaps, orepoMcrcd in Ii,eis,ja by MAJORITY Of poll
TEXANS, u!ose opinions IF ali c0iors STILL i, is 10 De
hoped that, they Supporting the ntiocjns which
are advocated by large majority OF tic Dcope Of me
Ctiea StateS; principles, wii,c:, periY believe ju
'o"e I've interests OF the Country, a:d upon uhch,
"s NE 'i'urc ucs'i'iy OF ts great republic Eut the
singular !ac;s which K this contest do NO; s,or hero.
the FRIENDS Of A1. CiGw ford have been ma ,e "a, mine,
do, and htfe linn, for causes whnly unknoun and IN
Fis'ue' not oniyi III Virginia. but in Georgia uhcrc
three gears ago. he the most porula, man I'M ,
S'Atc' feadcr, Whoever you may be. patse Gfo,e :,
Prcecd; Lock at these extraordinary things ask ,onr
sen y they he true. and you doubt lock at ,hc facts
which surround son, every day, and every WHERE and
cohYctio; must follow reflection. Not only have the
opposition Used their influence az 10 make Mr.
Crawrds former friends hac him, bu, they have sue
ceedcd III making them iorc me enemies Of Air. C1aw-
'ord. ana II II be necessary give facts in proot 7
point :" .'no. G. Calhoun, who has always been the
most t"fndAbe enemy that MIR. Crawford ever had
ana VINO AT tlits tune rs the niGei popular te
ohHoo STATES. with most OF Mr.. Crawford, former en-
ihies ask, do not these things look Ike 81 eams2
And IS not every consistent and honest rolf ic:au 10
whatever party he may have belonged almost ready to
doubt tie reality, wc! all his senses arc ready to
prove?
Bat To proceed. Georgia is said 10 he villa, is COR
monty called stc right people, republican ,,eopis
and people constant and To their principles
wow ct rs ioo't at her The III guisi,ed and
popular politician which size has ever lad is .Vm II
Crawford, yet without cause, and merely In E,rco nj
Pufy she has Mr. &. aside and il IL said tina;
THIS highly respectable state will give her vice-pre,i
dental vote 10 Mn Calhoun tie deadly enemy Of M,
Ora"fITd Should Size do certainly she 10 moi
constant in Ter principles Is she really or facrouslr
attached to state rights IL She SO, in reality, she can
never vote tor ei jackson, because he has not only
Frustrated the executive power state tV n:Iitar,
power bt nat SIata h0Jpeas 10 he e9r;n bess;C vet
Georgia is claimed for the General as certainly az
tennessee whist. therefore, The State Of Geo, ria
~ various tc.o has hecn Iou., in declaring her rrnnb
mean piincP'es, DC she violates all her professions hy
supporting the cectpn oF Gen jackson should she nj
tHae'y DO so, WHICH, IL seems almost impossible 10
iaFpen amongst other strange things after cy,nos-
ton rsncrIT. ara! bitterness each other Mr. O.
noun ami Gen. Jackson have become wna,rrny fond
OF each ether. AMI Us Jno. nando.p, STYLED Cnihoprl
The 'To cTH7y candidates have possession Of he
country, ADD hereafter may perhaps divide it, into
O III no
"'y "e'posm for Tie 7!urposc or securing Tic ,e7;,b
can principfeS Of ne Gnges.
came" 9" further in recountug the strange and unac
cohhhc facts and effects produced influence of
tic orposi'ion; my heart sickrns the view and NV ren
fr"o'es as make them. And yet told hy the
JACKSON address, that MIR. Adams stands condemned win
h'n hecauS' ms election effected bv oali,inn nj
discofani iiercsts. whilst the lime the trainers Of
hs address are actively engaged in ing to ,.c, aid
all The dc"Fdant materials, wherever and however tIc
may DC Solicited" n' tie purpose ni making Gen. Jackson
ihc PRESIDENT Can the Jackson Conaiitre rynti
contradictory and Inconsistent things And they cannot
what must "amkId think OF item: Eu :.usion can
be justly draw" from premises absurd lha conclusion
Us fHat Tie opposition presents mighty and combined
mass who scufng every way they cau 10 get into
poWeF, ana then 10 reward each dividing offices
and patronage in remembrance Of past services rcu.,
mol I" the country, hut 10 the successful party.
Here may sap. bui before part viii, NV rcp will
aSE TIC Snrrcan people, II hey expect gain ny thing
by causing the Destruction their most rlomipcr,
On The cnntfafy. may not every thng sgc, tie country
isc,he nst by tho pursuir, wv the u,,n,ios
Character, long and web established caraC,c, i1l se
G' give w"h, and credit and respect, to the cnuu,,y
possessing them, not only home, but abroad Political
lame Is h"' TO he ocfHirod IN day a year, bot il must
hc t'i' hard Jennings of cug h and nnce acirsd
become Identified with the country. Stability in a govern
mcn depends much upon stability character in those
WIZ" administer me government If tic cetnG tho
utcT Is no less hat mduCcmCn the, I've for ~,
man I" spend his whole life in serving bis county wien ne
becomes convinced That the highest y.est and the hoe,
may D. sacrificed, under those angry passions
which belong To the mani &rd via, is to c,e
vert him FROM being convinced prrsen, contest for
the Presidency shall end the election Of Cen Jackson
say there nothing deter him ON the commission of
crime the contrary the strongest Inducements viii lac
held out Ia HIM 20 commit vice which rude rc may
prompt, provided he is ambitious power md of honor
lie VIII see in the Of Cen ia ckso that d,rino
military spirit is tie road of the Republic
and n WIZ not fail TO display that spirit it's pl,.
asa cnmuucfng aud angry coTcnn,itars Thrse az the
principles which viii be brought hear uncn the citizen
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