Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30


Judges and the Sheriff, who hold the election. to ex
ert constant and efectual vigilance. An awful res
Ponsl6iiity attaches to them. The Sheriff particular
~ Is Known tn be u warm and jealous partizan 1.-The
Is so far orGetiul of his oath his honor md his ty
RS to cotenance this project he ought TO be- and viii
DC, consigned to lnsting nany. He sbould bc aware
hat SSpciols-iil founded it is hoped-are afoat a.
Don't li; and that II has been r,nolred that no mas
contemplated and proposed an arranooment in rcSpect
TO the Candidates, which if the ramour BIZ well found
u' you'd hhpy that he was privy to and disposed to
"SSs' III tie execution OF the dctcstube s,ratagem
f'Vcry peaceful and legal means should be employ
ca 20 defeat this riqtoiIs design The p,ottcrs md
thcir abettors, awed by the universal indiruotion
wmch II has justly cal forth, may vet hesitate be-
,pas .iiey attempt to consnnatet. Their own re-
HectonS must tel Them, that it is worse than robbc
ry-,aat 1t Is crime against L;bcrty-and that il
ought to provoke The deep and indignant reprobntion
OF every citizen of Faycttc.
a iair election Is the object of the Administration
party. They demand 1t as right and thcy denouncc
ali combinations to deprive them of this rIht and nil
aieihpts to dstranc!isc the resident citizens of the
County. nPITrIIs,
u We solicit attention to article from the Nat
lntelgenccr, embracing an estimate of the vote on
the Presidential question, and speculations on the ru
INQUIRED purpose of Van Buren, 10 deprive the people
OF New York of any share in the election, and to
cause the Legislature OF that State, to resume the
power of choosing Electors
,n,st occ,,-,., VI W. -, '..e
Grounds ,ro for ho,;o,.;,,e 49,. pp',:
tates the o,,trauoors ,,,,r,,,so
rothcr inclined o.. ,,.,. AZ 49,
TINT T.. vii, ,,,.~.:s "t''''--'
"''-' say IL DS'e s0' attempt IT. When only three
years - the people oi New FORK By solemn vote
'',~ i'rE' i"iiof'y' adopted the District System
!'ei 'e immediate motive Tor this change was to de-
p'i'e oe leghl'tnre OF power which the year BIZ
ioFc, 'cy hlu abused by attempting to give the vote
u''n OF the People IN ms ;voEto resume it again on
r'o eve ol 'e eiccioi when the people haverot de-
'.t0" II, ana wien 1t Is too late to consult them
0' '''1i' '''fe co''Id DC Il" motive Ter 1t, Cut
'r'' IA inc f"oPte World vote IN opposition to
''' gu H'' "iS'''Sesins TO us ;o' moIstfoi's
''"'io oi popular rights to be attempted oy any
' OK SCI o. iRc''' W'o value the- regulations, or
eve" TIER per oiai safety We cannot believe l.
we q" not believe the people OF New York, or any
people N tho un;;ci States would submit to be thus
would justify any extremity of popular resentment
and vengeance. Tar and feathers would be too
mid punishment ior so iiagrant offence. Ifslch
things could be done with nonnity. the rights of the
people Would TIC no!ai, AMI ir less secured than IL,
! h''gta'ls. We believe lacksoniSn capable of muc,
own v.v-,,,t 81, -
Jarlsc,,;,, f,oo;o, .,., -,
not a,+o,.. - 1*1'
u On Our last page, the reader viii find letter
from Mr. Alienof observation-disclosures Of the most
Just, and every way admirable, productions of the
day. 1t Is an Oasis in tHs Sahara of Politics. We
commend it to his peFaSa-anl along with it, the
letter OF hir. Brown OF Pennsylvania.
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