Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
CAUCUS MURRAY TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON Of Tenn.
FOR YICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G.. CALHOUN Of S. G.

CAUCUS TICKET.
District. WILLIAM c. HoLr of Norfolk.
. WILLIAM II. MFARLAYD Of Petersburg.
JOHN CAReILL Of Sussex.
Maj. t. M. NELSON Of Mecklenburg.
RICHARD LOGAN Of Halifax
s Or. JAMES JoNEs Of Nottoway
Judge WILLIAM DANIEL of LyDciIburr.
Col. JOSEPH MARTIN of Henry.
8 WILLIAM F, Coupon of Albemarlc
TO Judge WIN. BRoCKENBRoUcHo of Richmond.
] GEoBoE BUcKHER Of Caroline
70 WILLIAM JONES of Gloucester.
I 3 Col. RoB'T M'CAYDtrsH of Williamsburg.
IA ELLYsoH CURRIE of Lancaster
IS Judge JouN w. GnEgy of Culpcpcr.
IS Col. JoHN GIBSON of Prince William.
II Gen. GEORGE RUsT Of Loudoun.
19 JARED WILLIAMS Of Frederick
10 Dr. J. d. WILLIAMSON Of Rockingham.
60 JoHN BOWER OF RocIlbridGe
II Mai. IoHS =. GEoRGE Of TazeweiI.
% ANDREW RUSSELL Of Washington
90 JOEL SuREws BURY of KanawlIa.
24 JOHN MMILLAN Of Brooke.
az OF Gen JAcKsos's unfitness for the Presidency,
MS fiiends have furnished the strongest evidence.
Of him, Mr.. Jefferson said, he would as suon think
Of making ''a sailor of cock, or soldier of goose
as o President Of Andrew Jackson"
~ Witness what his consistent friend lTr. Riclric
thinks Of him. & r =
':Asto Gen JACKSON, we would speak viii, respect:
eve feel for him the sncercst gratitude. Yet even
"grotitude must have bounds, when the happiness ofa
whole nationis ct stake. Bring his qualifications 70
''the bar Of public opinion, and how VIII tcv stunde
lie savcd New Orleans; lie IS a warror IN apt ard
al aAlc one Of crcrg, OF public spirit Of in
"tcgIitv, of genius. But are these al She qJIah'ca-
stioD5 which required in The President Of the Z
"States? lie ICicn. JAcNsoSl is DISTINGUISHED So
der but is he's Statesman? Where is the idercc OF
1t? " here arc his political speeches, his dispatcher,
his essays his measures? Where are the evidences
''of that skill and attainment in politics 70 which
"jtc OF study and ct experience. is essentially nc
s'ccssnry? COMPARE HIM WITH ADAMS AMI
7'rj35 CrmcfoyJ. AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
HE BE-vlcn We take into account the series Of
his pursuits and the want Of evidence which ne has
exhibited Richmond Enquirer, Fcb. &c, 1921.
cit has long been maintained rs a mn Kim that the
man who cannot obey, ought not command: and the
"rulc, IN the present at least, stand upon this
Sound reason that the who makes his own will
land pleasure the sole rule and guide Of ali bis actions
"ovght ito be fy7c wt the iqygc po,csys Of PR
"Sidcnt of TIE IT, S'otcs We want for that Office q
"rnnn who will coolly and carefully observe tic law
"and the Constitutions for these to he his Guides
I'm the administration Of MS powers. Now, is Gen.
f1cison possessed Of TINT cool and tomPced spirit,
''chich ''U Fl him for nm TtecNre .Wogistr0c' Has
ne exhibited that spirit in past times? What says,
'.br instance the history Of his measures in 1852;
EjchmonA Enquirer, March 70, 1921.
Gen. Jackson. it seems. always thought Mr. Ma
olson was zone of the best men, and great civilian
but did not prefer him rs President because he
always believed that the mind cf philosopher could
"act dwo. OF ii2oI end cGrn1~- WITH any rorppyyrs.