Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

oil tue New York population then as thar 70 rov
against jackson; and the late election proved ro,, i
the world but that the people approved the svstem
regular nominations Why should Nep y,rL vo,.
against the administration in power, No sua,c;e,
reason is to be found io the policy of that ad,nos,r
ton. Her interests have been promoted nv the,
wishes respected. Have the people there ever mani
tested personal preference for Jackson, N,-h.
cause at the election of 1924 he receiv 81 b,, ~ WIT,
out of 50. Has the any sectional FEELINGS, If,.
has they must be against Jackson and in f,vor IF a.,
present chief magistrate New York is devoted to the
protection of manuacures-te people of the so,,h A.
cuse the administration OF the same thing She is de
voted to internal improvement BY national me,,s,,
people of Virginia charge this as the er, sin IS ,,o
administration. What is New York to rain, If r,l
son IS elected and pursues the same pol,cv-he aims
o'"'"g Hhe aoahdons II, as his friends in the south
say that he will, New York ELECTS pres,e,, ,vh g
opposed to her favorite measures Its seen that Jc
son mas either committed himself abandon the tar
anu roads, or that he is cunnngly affecting neutrality
u"'h a'ter the election Under these circumstances
New York sill trust him
Upon the subject of calling aIminsr ration con-
Vehuoh 10 meet on the I0h of June the ALBANY Cbro
"cie says-"He have al length The proud satisfaction
o. presenting to the people the State New York an
invitation to choose in their respective Counties dele
sa'es 10 meet IN convention on the 10Th of June to
oe'oerae upon and declare their views in relation In
Tue next PRESIDENTIAL election" We say of presenting
10 THE PEOPLE OF the Sa,e for though the calf par
"c"'af1 addressing only TO that por of them who
are opposed TO The election OF Gen. Jackson vet we
are persuaded tina, all will be gra,fcd at seeing even
ohe party III ths contest pursuing so truly re-
publican as That which refers this matter drecfiy and
Originality TO The peopie--nstead of attempting to dc
tate to- or TO than by the arlstoc1atic and uu
autho 'zed rescripts of a Legislative caucus.
any thing could add to the satisfaction which is felt
al presenting such call in relation to such a subject
al this time ample scope for would he found in refer
ring TO the names of those no have united in maxine
it, They are names we'll known and dessryedyv dear
TO the people Of the sate-names identified with the
best and proudest reco, of the republican and The
patriot Their array alone sufficient 10 silence Eor
ever the mpudent faseood that the republican Marty
are in favor of Andrew Jackson
The correspondent of the Ecu irer in New yoL
yet kecks up his system of deception on the Editors Of
ythat paper His statement that Mr. adams, vote cam
not possibly exceed l2, ia intended wholly for effect
He knows better. Every sign proves the contrary
fac and that the cause of the ad,nns ration is rapidly
advancing SIEGE MIR. CInton's death
The Enquirer continues to urge the complaint a
gaps the Secretary of State of transferring the pub
cation of the laws from his TO his friends; and
charge 1t as an offence unknown since the time OF the
elder Adams This assertion they know be untrue
Mr. Jefferson we believe originated the policy-at any
rate he PractIsed it-of appointing to odice persons
alone rien-iy TO his administration. This course was
universally justified by his friends legitimate means
of sreng thening his adninis alton. though then as
now, the charge OF prescription raised ag inst him
and the feelings of the people endeavored 10 be enlist
ed to his prejudice But is idle and silly com.
Pin made in the absence OF any substantial cause Of
opposition 10 the of the Government: and
she"s the extent OF faul; finding the Jackson party
will permit themselves be carried to- for the burmese
OF subserYng The interest of their cause The edo, ~
the Ariel" has been the honest and able supporter y.
the present administration whilst MIR aarscbaIk the
Statesman, has used his utmost industry in opposip all
their measures and beapng upon the Secretary Of
State tue grossest Ca umnies and abuse We see good
reasons therefore, of ustiyng The transfer The pub
lie printing from the editor of the s.Staesmann 10 him
OF the Ariel" though he may be single man. in the
prime OF lie, and IN better circumstances than An
drew MarschaIk.h
Inc Editors OF the Enquirer expected, evince the
deepest concern al the letter OF Chief Justice Marsha
'SaV"wng his belief of corruption, the part OF Messrs
Adams and Clay, &c &c The impotence Of that paper
in their remarks attempting explain away the influence
Judge MarsIslTs opnios is likely have IN the eommu
nifty is IN keeping with their whole political course After
hard fought contest their parn wG,ici, they
wholly Observation-Disclosures prove the prcdircton Of
Mr. Jefferson for Gen. Jackson over MI. Adams-Hud
after bringing t" the support Of their the name Of
distinguished the Union, whose opinion had
not been explicitly avoweIthay have the efIontery 10
say-"Nover effort unbiush iugy made as IL !.
at this time, fr cnnying thing through by the weight
Of great names"
| But well may they deny the influence Of .grea,
Names and niest their sensIblitie those of flame,
Madison aud John Marshall. II the Jackson cause is
supported by influence Of distinguished 1nnn hc