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

hardly raise tive dropping spirits OF hi. despondiop
merceuaries. They are now no longer shousns
Fens of victory. They have resolved themselves in,
10 Committee Of the Whole, TO conjurs up som,
further excuses for these unayorable appearances; to
cevise some other means 10 keep I'D the dcuson =
But oil will not avail. The pes,iIcpce which follow,
tnem IN the city, will overtake them the country
ne redaemlns spirit abroad. II has said to Jack.
son,s'n, thou hast gone too Gar already; farther
shalt thou go. The tide, which in the Goo1 threaten
ed dssoia:io' IS rapidly cbbing, and al is safe.
PENNSYLVANIA.
'-A"act rom letter from gentleman residing in Lee,
high county, 10 his fiieBd in this civ.
r"4Vu will, duuo;, expect some news resoeci;no
inc fres;uents re election l am sorry cannot give,
such as would wish: we have not appointed our com
miltce OF two in each township. as Intended, which
would enable Us to ascertain strengths hut believe
we shall have majority in this BOROUGH fStIerowp
ana when We consider the number had nj ia last
Fies'denai election, namely, only SIX in our countv
III favour OF Mr. Adams, be allowed b, eyury
mar" even the Jacksonnen themselves, that there 1s
oeeo a very great change. The changes haze been
so DrEerous that there telling how the elec,ion
'Tiii terminate in THIS State. .jHu,Yl,n,icr
MARYLAND
Extract Of letter from gentleman OF hie,,
sisad"g and The best of information in wash
iaStoa county, Maryland, 10 his friend in Bait,
dated,
"lIAGEEsrowN, June &c, 1899.
"Oear Sir:-YOu may assure our friend, in Ialti-
more that the cause OF The administration is daily i'm
proving in this county. we have nominated Messr,.
Neal Bowlss, Gabby and Tidbai for the house of del.
egates. As YOU know these gentlemen, nersouaI,v
need not tell you any thing about their private Worth
ia poicai point N view, they among the strong
est and most popular mcn in this county, aud nave
NOT the least doubt Of their election. You may con
S,ief the election Of Ealizel and Price Ila Adam.
e'eclo's !or inns District, rs certain "
TENNESSEE
Letters from this State assure us that ur pros;l,,
''ai i-iect'an viii be very warmly contested there
ana that there is a probability of Mr. Adams getting
one or two votes m the State Notwithstanding the o. eat
popularity CT General acksnn in certain horizons of il,
We oanpo, form any estimate OF ,ba correctness NJ
hese Opinions We only know that they are from e.
spectacle men, who DO not mean TO deceive us The
i'ito"ing are extracts of late letters old Cor
respondent Ia private citizen} in Knox County Fast
iennessee.-.Ndt. Int.
sJUNE 7ru
Your paper OF the eth nit. has Just arrived The
ufess " contains very appropriate, and, could it be
Sehsiaiiy read III tennessee, would change thousands
ut votes Never cause in more pros perous sit
hafioa than the Peoples cause i, here. Nothing but
iack OF Information will prevent its final result in favor
al ue present administration There is no dunbt OF
he Eecora! vote in this district, ard think the one
adjoining Is refy probab!e.n
.T5rH JuaE.
t-asE week The canvass commenced ia this County
Tar Tie Residential Elecor for this District and you
may rest assured there mucr xcitement or more
than there was last year, when Governor aud Repre
sentative IN Congress, and Members of the State LIE
e'slatnrc, were al to be elected have seen men of
both parties, who were present at two public mestinrs
where the Administration Elcc,or was, and he SAYS
bath sides confessed that they believed Tue majority a,
tn''h places we're Tor him. and he though, there vas
i!1fn Oh to 100 present at each place.
IAN that is waited 10 success, is prpner ex.
ertIon. Never dad sec excitement and il it is
given proper direction to- all is safe held sill the
opinion that the whole State Nigh, be got If tic Eco
pie had nforsnation this all tha, Is wanted Howe.
feE. can count on two votesn
~. ). have not seen Tennesseesn, who has ira.
Yelled through Kentucky. but thinks there no oub,
OF Adams getting the vote OF that State"
GEORGIA.
4 StGN.-The Savannah Mercurv in no,jc;nr ,i:e
call ior Convention of the friends The Airnnist.a.
ton, Willie they claim majority for Jackson, say
they lave TO hesitation in giving il IS their opinion
that the friends OF MIR. Adams very nnmero more
81 perhaps than generally supposed Tat te friends
Il! the Administration respectable for .ir nun
Bars their intelligence her wealth and general stan
Ding: bnt they are not that kind of who ;;e eii-
cie.lt part!sans ~ electiuneeriog ccnieyis.n
We believe The above remarks eKpress in :ty oris
Tie dIlercnce IN tie character OF the two parties
throughout The county The Hbone and sncm Of The
'sna Tie YIruous and intelligent and conscientious, the
men who rely with confidence the good sense and
virtue %! The people, are for the Administration THEY
ere opposed by thrse WHO actuaei either hy per-
s"nn snn;;S disappointed ambition, passion for Of
iicc 20 hc acTc and efficient partizans" in election
cerrg contests We trust the event will pro, ti,a
God guards t!e rg!it.n
M. Cjm.--Mr. Clay left Washington on Snndav
tie eel ui;. We understand t,at he took the route OF
The White Sulphur Springs, and he kenawha The
statement OF DIS. Physic and Chapman, imagine,
womb! satisfy The world in any other bit that o.
Mr. Cay, that he subject Of their prescription was
seriously diseased, and required tie relaxation which
they recommend Brt their words will not sa
tisfy Mr. Ciays enemies Ills presence in kentucky.
is no. necessary 10 tic success of his friends
That Is certain witlou; il,
We were amused with the following sample Of mo
des'y from the Enquirer of yesterday. Speaking Of
Mr. Clay hat paper says: ''Tte sPpiemcnt, hes done
Mr. Clay more harm than lie is aware Of. hnd IN
less he c'nradicfs its effects by supplementary dc
ve'ope'Eeni. the injury he has infected himself will
be Gee? and lasting We do mol speak lightly nFon
ibis gllh.cl. Dir. Clay has Eallen into bad ania=-