Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-28
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hud men, no" aiding IN the election of Gen Jack
son. VINO form part OF lhes .co,nb,aa,iup and wbo
Will be found 10 consist OF most unn,,nr.i ,;r
something like On adhesion Of air and fire becans.
80 iu e''1aen names Ter ny purpose in the South
I'" ota'eS-but Tor tins determination could intro
unce The name Of Timothy Picterin.- n Boston fcds
rahst oil the deepest die now one of Cen J,cson,s
animated friends, as well the name of II C. OIs NJ
Hartford memory, also much relied On TO promote ,.
Generals eieconLet begin " 18th the men OF ar.
gInia who arc of long standing and whose political
opinions and actions, well known.
"a, Inc mead OF ;he list, evidently stands John Ran
d"'ph and so popular has he become with the Jackson
party thai be has nothing do but not obedience To
s commands. His late discovery that Knowledge and
learning, disquay man orde Presidency, has been
sezea upon BY his oydt friends every direction and
we may soon expect 10 the buildings OF the Unyer
Sly OF Virginia converted INTO tobacco ,nspecons:
certainly Gen. Jackson is made President this will
i"o,f as Fart OF their reform creed. John Randolph
has been denounced BY the Republicans i'm The most uo.
qualified form from te year SOC uutii the wear 1925
curing which time nc was engaged 10 danouncns has
country ard all her institutions, and oil the men W no
oan at all figured IN republican, ranks; whether they
were casscd with tue republic feder ass-Nexl
we inay place upon the list OF the friends OF Gen Jack
sun IN virginia the present Governor of the Common
wealth, who from the year 1906 has been the bitter
personal enemy Of Mr.. Randolph which feeling il is
KNOWN has been entirely reciprocal. The Guveruo,
also, like Mr. Randolph, has been cast of by the Re
pbi!cans from the year 3l2, and was not aran re-
es.Ve' INTO aVcr Until Jacksonsm reared head in
1873, since which last mentioned time HIS excclency
WIN v'"ence not To be arrested, and winch he had
full share IN producing. has become a fayorle poit,
can III Virginia, and rs 0o"T sale by side with MIR
Randolph in the unhoy u: Sen Jackson-iIere
lei us shop for nlonen; lock al these ihnrs. lot
rs also compare them with The charge made bv the
Jackson Committee against MIR. Adams 10 w.t. .stha
ne was elected by coalition OF descendant spoio;an
violently hostile 10 each otier SIc.n-Eoy [ will ask
Tins modest and generous jackson Committee if thors
can be found, IN human flesh, two men more js.or
dans ep'fs,Vc, repugnant and hateful to each other
Than Mr. Randolph and Mr. lies, And vet these two
men are both active partzans Of en- JACK SON ,hourh
until the last three years, they haze been with the ex
cePtinn OF Fir. Thomas Eiciie, his most violent en-
eniies.-it Then 1t tie irne, that the objection which
ihis committee have made To Mr.. Adams reelection
is sonni, because he elected by GiscDrdan infer
esis, which fac, here denied then with ,yhat ;,
eau thS same committee Justify the election of Gen
jackson, who ii eiSc.e,; all wi b elected h..
sac" heterogeneous materials Eandop pin and Richie?
fecpe OF irsina, play Jou look al these facts
and you WIN tiud that Ibis COMMITTEE have so entan
gied themselves IN their that their escape is
out OF the question with candid and Consistent no
cianS-But lei Us go with Examination Of ma.
era's OF which Gen. Jackson's support is composrd
= no 'binR they will be found 10 be of charac,e,
| so rare as 10 excite wonder and afisxenient every
where al Their anal Gaination Tor purpose whatever
lit'etCn w. I"zawe!l be said 10 hold q nxe
emient Place IN tins combination of all coors-and
who is e9 Senator o: The Uuted States &C <nowl
dee' ou' 's was gwen 10 him reward for HIS new
born P!'Dcip!as What was he before he became a
i,JJ |.
Ire was member of COGgi from Virginia time ne
all VIII relsmtsr, when po!Ilica strife was great be-
4 tween The t"o great paities which then divided out
country, ana If Mr. Tazeac. took any part with the
Republicans, history has done him T eat njusf,ce Toy
as far have eNaUrcG mention i made Of Kim a.
republican IN those tines.i Re remained in ongress
out one term be!ie-e, and afterwards BY com
mon consent laid upon the shelf by all
TlnS the late war, IL understood thai he was very
hostile 10 the United States tor having declared ha
war, and although IN the PRIME II lie, he remained in
ForoiS. with n" fngmy III sit a state of entire
inactivity, rendering service whatever TO his conn
try.ln 1916 when tie Banks Of the State we're in
such condition as 10 require tiIein susnend for
longer Tune, specie payments; il thought that the
talents OF i'c country q all sorts, necessary to
nc o!nuht together :n tie Legislature for tie puTpose
OF devisng i5e best means Of preserving TO the Safe
Wholesome currency, and accordingly MIR. Tazew ell
was elected ffcD the Borough orluib for that spe-
c''t PHrpoSc and must nc allowed 10 say that very
''tiie pr'rcH5 wisdom, marked his in tue uo3sc
Of Delegates during tie session which Inc served unon
the snbjccl for which he was more nmsLateiy cleo.
led Tor he not ory advocated the bill hich ;asscd the
!lousc, creating f,ccry. fire. new aud independent
Banks, but aToweG. debate, his desire 10 see vel
many more established erGeavorng a; tie same tune
TO prove by argument that they would nc advantageous;
70 TIE conni'y-AE. ianed ell after tens laid by n,
M ;:1sS, Tor more than twenty years length blossom,
ed afresh under the genial of aciisonisn an:
bis great value 10 the country Just disccrned 5y m
now lights Of a new pariy.-rut Mir. T. alongside q
Randolph AID Giles and they !orrn a Gcr4i.CuL rc;,J
D
Clans all in favor Of h.r Crawford at the Ia,
i Presidential! election, and they all whom iInl
necessary to mention m Virginia, and especially S.
is well known ti: they form what may be called n,
d leading individuals composing the jackson partv j
=. Virginia. IN y. Carolina viii say but little Of n,
nature and character Of the indi, iIuals who Connos
the opposition IN that State, because those who arc
its head, are, in general new men end herofo,o NJ
mnch distinguished for talents public services. bu
{ upon MIR. Macon will give single remark that IA
Journals o. Congress prove him, ri all tines to hay
been the best pleased when he in u.ipotifv am
further .bat he takes great pains 10 get into ninoriv
witness his vote against Cen w Washington io 1926 nm
on Dir Giles proposition 10 amend the report Of n,
Committee who drafted reply TO Waaslingtonrg far,
well address, witness bis vote against Iefayeitc1s hi;
and witness his adhesion 10 John Randolph at all ,,mc,
still am not disposed 10 sscribe TO Mr. Macon an, 81
cions motive only mean to sbew that tho might q
his tseUs 10 support Of any great cause n,ust At he's
u be light. South Carolina gives us, at this time
strange medley Of mixed politicians now pulling alto
gether in support Of Gen jackson, and shall ber
ttvitl he IF Toi,u