Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH, 20 1aaa

oakokOAY MORNING, MARCH 20 1909
Concenfion.-The upper couutry is ro,scd ~,
people, as the day approaches have become sans;h,.
OF the deep Importance of the question tboy
eide IN April. The newspapers TEEN with ap,m,,;no
calls upon the people, and active measures are ,,,io1
10 orns out Tbs voters Ought we TO sleep in this mai,
OF Virginia. Ought we to let tina Convcn,;o, h..
thered 10 the Presidential Question, Ifwo,so;,
The chance sgone for this qcnerat;on-,, >,
'"s'ce Oh peaceabe reform Of the government i,
gone forever. Up friends of Conyep,ion am, h ,;,r
Visit the people at their houses--,n,ke j, fo, ..s,
the theme of political conversations in Mac. of a..
thread bare subject of the Presiieno a.,
heeholders from the Hastings. We have heard IF
"ses-of momentous 9uesons-hut what o,es.
NOD shall compare in magnitude with Tho, ,;h
'o'''s the very form of government of gr,,t ,e,,.
Shah we continue to live under the nrcsen, r,,. -
Su'ntion-to pay enoi nous sums 10 pnbtic oF, e
oo'hs nothing, or worse than nohips-,o be re,ro,c,
ny The rest of the American people 70, LIVING r,d
ar's'ocracy-to see Virginia and all that be,o,o. f.,
Virginia, retrogradng day by day, Shall we reh.;n
from attempting reform, because our enemies tell no m
nsware OF the people-of ourselces7
''e0 i'hc--tt was early foreseen that the death ,f
W. N'ih'on would have important bearnc nm ,,
pontcs OF New York. No man had more -, NO.
'e'o'eu friends, than that distinguished individual,
' 'oe moral certainty that he would be S~cretarv of
S's'e under Jacison-"the power he hind the tbro,
se' 'hap the throne itself"-the President ds f.co
was consideration sufficient enlist the great bod
=. MS 'r'ehas' I'm the cause Of the Tennessee cIee
o Long Isiasd Star, ClinoDian and until s;o,s
''' ue'"se' jackson paper, caudidly acknow,eduso
7 10 nave oeen the cause of its support of Jacson
anu observes, that by MIR. Clnon's death the onlv
"uucemeh' which Intelligent persons could have Tn
'Ppor' en- jackson, had ceased. From indications
" 'e'erai papers 10 the interior of New York Tho
'''o"'eh' seems to be by means unossrnmon and
we certainly believe that the death of Mr. Clinton
""' ae'ach the whole body of his friends from tina,
oH"se' and Pfohaoly prove decisive o the Presiden,
'o''es'' AS me countenance of Mr.. Clinton oave
currency and gravity to the OF the military ran,
"a'e throughout The Union, and more partcular, m
view 4 ork' fsnn'yivsnia and Ohio, it is fair n,..
that his loss will prove disastrous ii mt rpn
oas. ~ ~
among o'haT "ssns" Indicative of the retroerade
''s'cn OF 'aeksonism in New York, we find the Go,
'o"''s IN the Albany GaEatte of March 81:
No.. y; a. ~ letter IRON gentleman of this cjtr
now IN Rochester, dated March II ~ 0''''
finn wsS'sIo counties are all for the adminisra-
o, o"u oouht and that is admit ed on all hands
" a"y VINO "ere for the General before the dea,I &c
I'ntoH' have since changed their ground. 'a'" u
ins PROJECT OF calling state convention for Aha
"ote perfect organization of the administration pa,tr
A"u Tue nomination of Electors, seems likely tn suc
ecu ms only is wanting TO insure success. The
iS'aod Star. an old and well conducted iourna,
holds the following language:
1t was we'll known that the late Gov 1E..
favorable TO the support of Gen. Jackson for tho Pc
.c}' no knew better than any other person tho
r,, III "n'cn he would probably stand in case of
Jacksons success, and therefore NAV well no u,;s,
'or tne part he bad taken. The idea that Mr. CI,.I,
oa'u oe me PRESIDENT do facto las unouest;on.hjy
hao very great influence in favor of Gene, Al Tscnn
throughout this state, s also in sone o,hor 49,.
"here Mr.. Z. was best known and resn.c,oI III
nope IS gone! The Jackson cause has lost tho orIn
rear c'aEls n ever had the intelligent npr,on nj H.
community" vi 'oe
invite particular attention 10 en- article from am
English perodcei with the commentaries of,,.
lnisIigencer. Ii will be found q tr;u,nh.
"oD OF the administration The colonial trade +.
puts to shame those among us. who b,vo s.,..,.,
conduct ef England of the expencs of that n ,hs,r
own government John Randolph and Mr. Toyono,,
'e always taken the part of Eoglsud in eye,v con.
rest between her and their own country
we are pleased TO see from The foIlo,v;,o ..;i
I'D me Nat Journal of the Goth inst that tbs sn..L
nau Done two good thngs-rescinded tue order f.,
bidding spectators in the Gallery to wear their haze
ana mazda the gentleman of the third sex. sen,;b,.
that he ANDREW stsveDson,S & not John Randolph wa.
speaker. We are pleased TO sea and TO hear ouo,5.
inIog-that that sexual phenomenon j, fndipp bis
true ieveI-tiat which he occupied in the lims of Mr.
Riadson--thath lie has influence, and is fas, incur
ring what he formerly, SO eminenay enjoyed, and VIVA,
lie is SO well entitled to enjoy, the dislike of all sde
Of The House. We are happy to hear iba, his brutal
attack upon indyiduals-evcn amiable and beIples,
temaIes-bas secured 10 him the aversion of every
nerous mind-an aversion which it requires only q
more intimate acquaintance with him to convert into