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

this individual be n Republican, then indeed
as he says himself, 'nG0ses arc mere bubbles!
What respect would such Il great civilian
enterta!n for the lars and the Constitution OF
this country! Is such az cae qualified 70,
or Chief .Hagistrutc2"
Ger. IA, 1824.-ssIVc cannot consent 10
lend Il hand towards the election OF such /,
man as Gen. JACKSON. He is too little of a
E!Gfe$naan-too r0Sh--too riote,f M his teaape r
---IttS measures too much inclined tn Grbitru,y
gorerRn'ent, TO oGtain TIE hquallc support ofshe
Editors Of Mis lapcr. WE wouLn pEpRH-
CATE his ELECTION As = CURSE uPoN TIE
COUNTRY
FROM MR.. MOTIFS PAPER
Va tEcH 25, iG2.i.-''It must make Gen
, cral JACKSON blush occasionally to SEQ bis;
hothings monstered' in the Observer, and
read the tulsomc and false traits of pancny-
nc with which he is greeted in that denocru-
TIC paper The editor, who | opine was
once afederaiist, burst forth like the crater
OF Volcano, in the following terms:
The Roman Hero and Potriot never lived,
that was greater than this Inan-ANDHzw
Jackson.
~ soul OF Brutus and Cinciunatus, meIt
INTO 'fhn ar. thong who fought on the
ip!hins OF Arpenlun, in the fields OF the Che
foncs on tho Bosphorus, Epirus, and PhaI;.-
us, vanish before thiS hero of q dtty. Hyper
bolo should be met with hypcrGole Sup
pose New Orleans had never been attacked.
would Jackson have been spoken of as Pres
ide,h! Why will these partizan editors, in
Their furious zeal to elect their man. make
EnfoPe laugh Ut Us? But these democrats. as
they call themselves, go still further For
getting that Jackson is their iellow-citizen,
forgetting that he is offered Us a candidate
Tor temporary constitutional appointment
they crock The pregnant hinges of the knee,
to nm, as they would to sovereign" =
"No give facts IN illustration. The
Jackson committee in Pennsylvania have
the following degrading and servilc adnis-
SION IN their address to the People:
we hold fidelity TO Gen. jackson, auular
az ctfcHnhSt"hceS, as para mount io every 9th
CT consIdctatlon. Nine years ago, if he had
CHOSEN, 7rith q dccotsd 5rnty at KS 6ach, and
the Country ia state OF distraction, he might
nave assumed the imperial purple"
rs TO their fidelity, to General JACKSON,
ondcr az circumstances they are entitled
at least 70 the rucrit which true and faithful
SUBJECTS claim or, as the royal Ferdinand
calls them, amadO S0ss0{eS Now, Gun tidcl-
ity to Gen. JACKSON is measured by his fidal-
ny TO the Constitution, and the orders of his
Government, AND FRAT is NO FIDELITY Al,
ALL"
'iiowcgcr imposing may have been the
nomination oil Con. Jackson in PcnnsylvaDia,
| we st'il have hopes that State So mode
rate, 20 rational, 50 rejecting will MOI Il a.
HARD THE PUBLIC SAFETY, bv sup
porting man for tie highcs, civil office,
who Is so seli-willcd, so Indifferent TO public
opinion, and at u temper So warIike and in
pctnous.''
ArEIL ), i824.-''1Ir. Stephen Simpson,
says, the People have ordained he Gen.
JACKSON shall RUE you anil ass; and, there
tore, nc adds, God helpyou Major, sincere
~ hope you may not run mad in this cxlre-
unity Thank you for this additional favor;
better pronounce sentence at once; Jackson
IS to be President, and you will be hanged.
stephen, cannot fescnpe scHh tie toss n mn
e0rS| ScceTot !Scu0forS IRE to lose theirs ~
''o6>on Is eI@rfcd; why net let INC in then goes,
company
/ ArnIL :, 1a2o,--''Wc know the u,fucucc
/ RI thc aah@r0, the effect Of 0uiitaly gto7Y, the
growing destructive power Of armies: We
have The records before us in Alexander. .tu.
Illus Cassor, Geughis Khan and Buonnpart,,:
and II VIC swallow thc GILDEU PIT i, win
our eyes open. We shall have less claim &c
! pity than nations better prepared to do right
his IS the man ATTIC IS ArrLaPTED TO gg
FORCED UroN THB rEortr as tbcrC thief Naci;
tratc, when, had .justice beca dojlc h;p. IL
aoo"ic hare been DISMISSED INSTANT
i NEOUSLY."
MAY -, t8E].-~-"Tjc General prcferrins
Monroe to MADISON, because the lorme
could stand blood and carnage better; hi,
recommendation of military men general,
to Office; bis ayowal thai he would have ben,
t;e law TO suit his purposes, and Hanged ca
bot. Otis, and Lyman, of tire Hartford Con
; vcntron, probably including tho respectable
Secretary; al exhibit d rERoc1bus d,syosi'iou
, trommeUedbY NO constitutional ar t'qGi bur
3 rjers, cbecked by NO HUMANE oy j,,.i cousjdc
r rahons. It's cut Of the question, out Of a.
reason, to think Of Hho EVEN FOR 4 MO
= MENT FOR PnEsIDENr,''
; MAY JIG, 1921" Whatever public opin
ion may pronounce upon the motives anc
objects Of the Hartford Convention, the f.