Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
FoR ABAMs.
For yACHknN-

In the preceding estimate, more votes ar. allowed p,
Jackson than he would have probably received since
inc subsequent elections afford my of public opiu
ION In the States OF Ohio ,ndiena Missouri there
ana was majority for Mar. .4dans and consequently
he" votes may be fairly claimed for him He would ,brn
nave 10y votes and his opponent 102.
There is yet third mode BY which VI. 70, ,iv ,
~ " hese gentlemen at the time o t:c e,ccnn, ma
De tested II IS Ia take The actually riv.n m
candidate IN each State and, aIrous to each his
"na'e pai Of the electoral of such State.
me number ot electoral the two can
"'da'es would be entitled respectively This has been
o"' WIZ, S'eat appafen care and accuracy, by W, tier
III "e National lnieigencer the of Febfuaiv lash
"i as neither ms facts nor inerehces have been CON
u"'c'en' VIII presume them be correct, Nv ,h;s
s'a,eneh' 1, appears that States gave eacb an ,;
",n V"'e, I" wit: New Hampshire Vernon, fur NJ
a'a'ns South Carolina, Teune s.ee alahap, | ~. ~
supp ior zen Jackson; Georgia for MIR C:raw6,d .s
Missouri for Mr.. Clay. That States vote, for , u.s."
'a ,e eaeh' L" wit: haine, Rhode Island Conuectcu,
"" e"~afe' Tor MIR. ADAMS and Mr.. Crawford. New
'e'scE ana LOUISIANA for Mr. adams aud Cen Jactson.
a"d hentucky Tor Gen. Jack III aud Mr. Cav IT,, =
es ro'e, '"r three candidates each, wit North Ca
ro'na for Mr. Crawford, Cen. Jackson and ~, ID,
emo ana Indiana for Mr.. Clay, Gen. Jackson and ,r
.1hains--and that The remaining 5 States In v,, NJ
,"N' 'Vah'a, Maryiand, Virginia and Illinois, gave
sosS u. al, l"u5 q" the candidates When compared in
'ns way MT 1inms vas ented, Is the whole 2s cleo
,orai votes to SO 60, Gen. Jackson 10 81 "a A. c.
i"'d TO 41.S3 and MIR. Clay - 10 The din .,,.s
wcuti DE yet greater, if the superintendent, he r,e
hs 10 Tue Tree pcruiaii"u, exclusively hut bav i,..
sa'"en inns mode Of computations wish to avoid M
hi'raole sroumd wherever il * pac,icah,e
ihuS then you perceive accoriuo IN AN, FL,
comparing the estimation in which these "a ndita 70. y
hSi 'hfo"Sn"u, The Mon, decide in favor of Az
.fhai's; and although your remark on ms answ. TO- -.
COMMITTEE which Informed him al his srct;op ,v, 49,
NY h'e'hen as e St"er. have nu uu,.s,iurr t,, NJ
"n"'s ei':'oh III that answer made with uersc
.""e''y. " " ne correctly interpreted While he ,hnupb
o"c'i''"S 10 express his he should ma -. bson
esr'e, WIN less evidence that he was tie cho;c- nj "
nation uah any oi his peircessnrs had received ar,
w''h even e"er Votes than Of his three conpeti,o.
he also cnn1'dered 1t due nsclf IN i,,,,,,s g.; 49,.
least offensive way, that ne was not cnn,,,v.pin ,,
TIC VIII III accepting The office on tho r,i, -,
MS att to declare that he would Gay4 mn o,, 80 .
were pr"ctcabiei TO submit tile question 10 the test
pertinent " ''' " ca
Eht granting thai Mr.. .3iams when frs, sxh;hi,;
nse I" Tie "oIn in the euYia HE Station 20 ~, cb e
ma" ofe f"'se' hai bren little hyperbaca i'm his din,
"h 'Np'ess"ns, cnstam seems sanction a md puh
nv sentiment even In require, OF this cha
ne custom may be thnugnt a silly one and dom,
4" "eeha "; out does shew .tempe rance or
!" y"" 10 interpret these forms Of speech according Il, Tim
ritter ard to rsiuse Mr. -5tialns the ihduisanc. ,vIc 3D.
haeh granted tn ali his predecessors nd .su,c;a, -, NJ
'eHHfS"'' hut let us return To HE subject
Having s'ewn thai MIR. .9iams was the chncs Of . ~
juicy ." me "e oy as gn"d violence moral ZEN SIM
E "'t ans ~ you cannot consistently ~ i'm the ga al
M! phcpies at representative government comna;r ,ha
w "rfs I" oition OF tile people viola ted for IN.
SAKE "i giving effect the wishes OF a u,in1it
voice II tile people of Kentucky entitled TO rss,ec
mat 81 Inc whUh Cnon entitled to still preaer. and
l" comHiai" az YOU do, that rights of ihe frs 1000
'hirms"d ~ virtually complain that a ,ino,,v Ala
pIeVa' over majority such The !o,fc and
81 party TAX" leave "f for the Present. nd in H.
"eSt member snail viniica those members If the West
ern states VINO voted for Mr.. .2iam In IN. ne,,wir
''''e' '"'"e fesPectsof FREEMAN.