Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

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OF sending his franks to Mr. Woodbury. for election
eering uses. We glud that he has done so. and
we. hope the Now Hampshire Journal will make
Boston, imputed to him III the Massachusetts, Iourna,
IN Which he was reported to have declared that Van
buren was travcrsng New York, for the purpose of
preparing the members Of the Lcpisature for n
change of the Electoral Law.
II 1t will be observed that Conlnit.ec has been
appointed by the friends of the Administration ut
Staunton to cooperate with the Commit ee- of other
Counties III the choice of suitable Candidate. for
Congress III that District.
Foa Coysrrrur1oyu VINO.
The dream of the begar flncyd himself sddcy invested
than the wild vaSaes of this Poor
Nj fou!kneVrhat had you done inper,a, dis
pleasure OF our itile Jupiter toaans2yva mighty sin had YOU
committed that GhC,d dceve the sudden out-pourss
his wrath Will tell you. Nay furnishes himself KEY 10
unlock Inc secret we have been amused with jeune
9'.t'on OF man y rhom kaor soi.ne, hr.d
'ray mr. fankner, you not thai yoa
lived south of NasOnS and Dixops Line in the Coun
OF iomns Sitchie How else be SO full Of wicked
out bong previously -o,oa his High Aghncs ,h DictaH,
hat audaciythat did Premier beior, YOU
presumed yor ,t;ous opes your "asons
argument, without proof and ranrpvrc
without moderation an astopiSh, sir that did moi,
s!u contemplate ecrcsce,,ce as the Old Il beau
tfuiy Describes eon, her dyshps critical spcr.
ton, before you ''hatched it into nutoretv."
But 70 he moro grave Nov outstanding tho poisoncd shaft
which Mr. Richie has aimed reputation, thu gentle
there is good leve some al least Will z,
tho extracts published IN the Wing from his oliion and Judge
for theinsv'a For my own part, sincerely wish had
more such weody piticians asog The bold and nar-
vous eo4ucnc and spirit q" f.vet patriotism, which brc.tes
through Mir Foukncs pro lucor, e,.tl him. in despite
of the Pitiiu aad malignant attacks of envy ;tio the di-
Siisfed young men OF our Commonwealth. CRITIC
query ILAIr Ea4snes had paiscd Gen Jf,,g,n and
abused Adams and Clay wha; would Richie about
tluery2. IL R:chc thinks as dcic.,5!y as ne pc,end NJ
tho afoecd Grafton row cane his lofty IND independent sr
10 +oop I'd low lis to notice il: &
ANTI-JACNSON MEETING IN AUGUSTA.
At a meeting of the nti-Jackson Corresponding
Committee Tor the County Of Augusta, in S;aunton,
on Monday the 22i day of t,artember, 1928.
G,n. BRisCoE q. BALDWIN, III the Chair end
WILLIAM CI.Ansy. Sccrctcrv.
On motion OF Wilum Kinney, jr. ESQ it was
lcsolvcd That tbs Virgiis Anti Jackson Electo-
rul Tickets be now distributed aynone the 1oe,nhe,s
of the Anti-Jack-on Corresponding Committee for
this county and that they proceed to distribute then.
among the Frcthoders of the county of Augusta ind
use uli far and honorable eycrtons to induce the
treeholders to attend the polls the first Monday in
November next.
On motion ofTho,. ]. 31iehic Esq. the following
resolutions were adopted:
RcsDvcd, That it 10 expediens to cHiaroo the Anti
Jackson Corresponding Committee for this county,
Resolved therefore. that the oilouir,r names b..
added to those which compose that Committee
viz:
Abraham Aughev, John Y. Allison. Andrew Ali
son, II. Jonathan Brooks Thomos Bell, Casper Com
ar, Thomls Cullen Martin Conner, Robert Christian
Garland Crcnshaw, John Craghan, John Deal Cant
John Eagle, William Finley, Daniel Fishburn Capt.
John Gamble, Hugh Guthrie VIM. Guthrie John
Hays, Hugh Hamilton Ju!nes Hall, DIR. Richard
Henry, Capt. Archd Hall, William King. William
". Logan, Cant. &. Mitchell, Samuel NJ Gufir. Coo
per II kenny Capt. jas. 81 kcnney, Robert Mitchell
Wilson Mitchell, William 81 Chrsney, John NJ Clure
David NJ Clure, Nathaniel Aiassia, Capt. Dov'v NJ
Cntchcn Mathew Pisun. Joseph Peck VIM r obcrt-
son, l.. 81. Capt. Samuel Steele, Samuel Steele ecn.
Samuel SIsher. David Struui. James Trrnhle ir
1 'TISr1DSHn. larCh Van ir
son, Thomas Walker Joseph Yount Capt Roht. S
! Young, William Young, Audrey Young, n NJ
And. Young, Naked cr'E.
On motion Of William Clarke, the following resi-
l,ition5 were adopted
/ Resolved That the Executive COMMITTEES, ii thew
deem it e%pedicn do prepare and publish an address
to the voters OF this county, The subject OF the ncx
! Presidential Election
Resolved, That the Executive Committee he RI
qucsted to select suitable person to address The
people at the next Presidential election in this county
IN favour ofcontnuing John O. Adams in his prese1
office for another term.
! The committee having finished tho business .,
which they had assembled, William KINNEY m Esq
submitted the following resolution which was odontet
! with only one dissenting voice. The names of th,
gentlemen composing the committee were inserted bt
the Chairman after the adoption of the resolution
/ Resolved. That Gen. Robert Portcrfield Chas A
stuart, ESQ. William Kinney, Jr. Esq. I,vttletor
Waddcll, Esq. Col. James Crawford Col Joseph
Brown, and William Clarke Esq. no onn,ntod a
Committee to confer and unite with Committees ia
be appointed by the other counties composirsr this
Congressional District the subject Of SELECTING
some suitable person TO represent them in the next
| Congress of tho United States.
! On motion, Resolved that the f,reroing rrocond l.
| ings be publisbed in the Stanton Spectator
| And the Committee then adjourned
| BRlSCOB G. BALDWIN, CuAIR'H.
! w. CLARKE, Secretary.
| HANOVER.
At meeting Of the Anti Jackson Committee of