Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST ~ 1000

g ~ 'tA'N. htUOSI 10, 1923.
|"S'Nia-Ihe extract below of a letter from AZ
oen'arie corresponds with intelligence which Nc have
received from several of the central and uoat Jc,,
counties of the State. The absolute cony,c,ion n;
ven. Jackson as negro trader, Gen Lacocl,s state
n'eo' OF his conduct at Washington pending tina Semi
~ '"iu'S "a statement made by Gen. Lacock then
anu neTer con,radcted until Gen jackson 40 , pee;
dental asplrant, became solicitcus TO s.buv oo,d~
opinions from all sorts of details of hi. rim,
duct by Shelby and Todd at the Chckasaw treatvte
oeep shade of suspicion which hangs over hi conpex
IONS with saron Burrthe vote of louisiana demon,
''rat'ng that TREY who know him best, ds;rust him
'nost-a these deveicpcrncnts have made strong inn
Pess'on' upon that portion of tie people of Virginia
who have seen them and who are capable Of an indie,
peudent exercise oftbeir Judgments
A'oese is greater calm in Virginia than in any o,hpr
state OF the Union, is not thence 10 be inferred tho.
me friends OF The administration have the co
est aS hopeess IL there is less SMOKE Lcre than in
o"e' P'ace" is not 10 be understood that the e IL n
A'e we nave more confidence in Virginia than at
any former period Our situation gives us =" e com.
mand OF many means of information not accessible IN
eh end we affirm that battles have been won ,nac.
less promising auspices.
10 lhe TRENDS OF The administration and tie CORES.
pond'nS committees througiou, .a COMMUNICATIVE
We tender greetings in the name oftLe central comma.
0e' on the most encouraging aspect os things in alp
l''' 81 'he Union They believe that if tie vote of
'u'Ny 10 sa'e' which the first returns published TO-
''i' ''e'" 10 nope that certain and easy ,runr,
!" '.'e''e 10Y the good cause. They urge il upo,
"' ''e"'S u 'ha' cause and especially the COUNTY
communities 10 ouckie on their arnor-fcr the great
o'''e'' in November Though the vote of Virginia 6
o NECESSARY 70 secure the certain defeat of the ARMY
10 rescue her from the yoke OF the military
"-"'d "Pl~ upon her ty the artfui Vaccinations cr
"a' oo"eh intriguing men, il is desirable to all who
"e' former principles or respect the future safe~
W. "dn9uh'ty ana permsuency of our Republican N,
an united and vigorous exertion NAV still
eNe0' 'S and every friend of order and transuiItv
a"u CT the basis of all Republics tire superiority Of fra
10 me military principle earnestly and solemn.
y INVOKED 70 unite IN The last a,rH great effort
ne e'tra Committee respectfully invite the csun.
y 0o''"'''ees eni especially Tose which meet 10 tin,
VI " 'iiia'souFg' Norfolk, Portsmouth, Peters.
81 ''"e' Luxembourg, Licking ton, Lewisburr,
Staunson, iiarrisonbure Woodstock yv;,,ho,,e.
I'"'hS"u's' wheeling Petersburg, Martinsburg.
ShopAerdstown, Leesburg, Charlottesville and Ereda'
8, 10 operate with them m having printed and
tickets enough to supply the circnmiacent
Ivy "'@o oess leaFC 10 ulreEt their All
TO The propriety OF placing before The ess ,easin mn,
ten OF their communities. correct information unnn ~.
several subjects affecting the merits of the prcsde,.
tai candidate.
The following is the extract to which we refer,rI.
- "as to the presdentia!con.est YOU know
nave always been sarSuine, perhaps too much So,
see nothing however, to change my original opinon
on Inc sutjec-lf Cen. jac;son is elected the ,ssinos
81 me tunes" mCst certainly have deceived rs-pros
pernts accounts q seem 10 be daily o,yno>
IN from all parts OF the union; and have aready il,
E'y humble Judgment sealed the fate of Jacfsop-Is
may not b SO, bu where they, my dear -
VINO can differ with ne in opinion, when tbav hehoI
Inc iter desperation TO which The opposition have al
rcady been driven and the mode Of warfare resn-tsa
I" oy I1en for tho purpose promoting their contracs
ted and Iiiberal Yiews
I'm Tbs coHny great changes have taken place
F''h' Tie last month"; and have very little besitator,
IN oay'nS, That shall be finally f,fDa ni,nnusIv
con'a almost say opposed to Gen. jackson know
OF several Fary Intelligent and respectable tco some
OF whou are very near neighbours who have come over
:" me "dans party within the last fortnight Several
al cles have appeared lately il the public prIps On
me affair OF Gen. Jackson with The Senate which
Snink have Wrought very rnpartar; cSauees,
ne address Of Mr. Lacock has also been read wiz,
'reat aai:l by The Jackson party and with great
satisfaction u toe friends OF the administration