Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24
CAUCUS bIiI.rTARY I'IcKE'F.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON Of Tenn.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G.. CALHOUN Of s. G.
CAUCUS TICKET.

CAUCUS TICKET.
District. WILLIAM G.. Hour of Norfolk
Q WILLIAM II. M.FARLAND OF Petersburg.
3 John CARGILL of Sussex
Maj. I. M. NELSON of Recklenburg.
RIcHAsD LoGAE OF Halifax.
6 DIR. JAMES joYEs of Nottowav
Judge WILLIAM DANIEL OF I.vnehburg.
Col. JOSEPH MARTIN of Henry
WILLIAZ T. GoRDoN Of Albemarle.
10 Judge WV. BRoCKENBRoUGHo of Richmond
II GEoRGE BUCKNER of Caroline.
IL WILLIAM JoHEs Of Gloucester
! 3 Col. RoB'r M:CANDIlsu of " lllamsburg.
II ElLYsoy CuRR1E Of Lancaster
Is Judge joHN W. GREEN Of Cuipcper
rs Col JoHN GIBSON OF Prince yVilliaui.
II Gen. GEoRGE RUST of Loudoun.
- JARED WILLIAMS Of Frederick;
10 Dr.. ]. d. Williamson of Rockingham
90 JOHN BOWER Of Rochbridgc.
81 MAJ. JonN Z. GEoRGE OF TaZcwc'!.
% ANDREW Russ ELL OF Washington.
% JOEL SrEEwsBURy Of Kana"ha.
% toHM MMILT.AN OF Brooke.
u OF Gen. Jackson unfitness for the Presidency,
lis friends have furnished tha strongest evidc9cc.--
OF him, Mr. jefferson said, lac would %. soon think
Of making "a s9or OF cock. or soldier of goose,
as President OF Andrew Jackson"
nJ'TNtness what his consistent friend lIr. Ritchic
thinks of him. = u i
"Asto Gen JAcTso1, we would speak with respect:
GIVE feel fol him the giuccrest gratitude Yet even
~uTatitude ni., have bounds when the nrpincss ofH
"whole nation stake. Erng his qualifications to
''the bar Of public opinion and how will they stand2
HE saved New Orleans; he Is a warrior; IN apt and
san able one nan OF energy, c public ea'r3t OF n
''tcgrity, of genius. But those II thc qusica-
'tions which arc required in the President Of the u.
Estates? He lGcn. JAcKsoNi is a distinguished sol
dier; but is he tatcsinar' W here is the evidence Of
lit? Where are MS political speeches his dispatches
fhis ESSAYS? hs measures? Where are the evidences
'of that skill and attainment in politics TO winch
Ffe OF stud. and Of experience, essentially ne
fcessary? COMPARE HIM WITH ADAMS md
",oith C,uu.foy6 AND HOW INFERIOR MUST
CHS pursuits and the want Of evidence which he has
xhibited'"-Rjcbmond Enquirer, Fri. 20, 1924.
at has long bcc1, maintained as a maxim thot the
Ernan who cannot obey, ought not conmund; and the
0rule in the present case at least, stand upon this
esound reasons that the who makes his own will
dnd pleasure the sole rule and guide OF all his actions,
sought be frusfcd ,ci be i,gc porers IF Pre-
osidcnt of the II. Sfrtcs. We want for that Office u
oman who will cooy and carefully observe the law
"and the Constitution: for these to be his guides
n the administration Of his powers Now, IS GIN.
oci-so, posscesed IF tFat emil nnd ftPered spirit,
"t0Iich ,rii fit him for Erecutire .D7gisnfc' Has
che exhibited that spirit in past tines What says,
"lor instance The history Of his measures in 1872
Rictmond Eoq,sirer. .Var"t 10, 1921.
"Gep. Jackson. il sccms, always thought Mr.. Ma
edison of the best ofmcn and great civilian
"-but did not prefer him ae President, because he
Railways believed that the mind Of philosopher could
mot dwell bi2ci anl cr,HGrc with any contpos'te;
'og cGrsc that c vas rot Vel fitted for stormy sra