Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-02
Iona Fl. PLEAsANTs, ESQ.

+'aO fof".-We have gratifying intelligence of the
movements of this great State. 4n administration
e"h'eh'ion 10 be composed OF delegates equal in mum.
ner 10 'heir represent aves i'll the legislature is propo-
sea 10 be held at albany the 10Th of June We
rave ever been sanguine that MIR. Adams would get
Two Thirds of the vote OF New York; and this opinion has
neen confirmed since the death OF Mr. Clinton and the
complaints OF the jackson presses of the sackened zeal
al Their party IN favor of Tie hero Tie military fever
is certainly aoang; and the quiet unubruslve bu. po-
teh'alVocc OF reason and experience disspang the
ae'usion winch popular enthusiasm in behalf of merito
ous solder is apt to conjGre up. .Nen of all condi-
'ons see 'A'' IN the Characters and of Ia ose
WHO are prominent leaders for the military candidate
mere Is even more TO dIead than in tho elevation of
the General himself In the State of New York par
ucuariy large number of her citizens who were con
tent during the life of .Hr. Clinton, TO go with him in
support OF Gen. Jackson in The belief and assurance
that oil the Cabinet or policy of the cnera If
.ur. Clinton would be leading member or adviser
now draw back The guarantee which their confidence
III '"r. Clinton afforded against their atural dread
at General jackson and his southern supporters is
iost-and this consideration, together with that of
personal friendship for .Wr. Clinton, and desire
tor h's advancement, being without an object
this party Will fall back into their accustomed
associations both of conduct and opinion and those are
All al variance with the doctrine and pI ncipes upoD
which the election OF Gen. Jackson is urged by his
southern friends The course too of The jackson ma
Joriiy IN Congress has produced great effect. The
perpetual assaults upon the ADMINISTRATIONS the preten
died zeal for economy, tie very barangu, about which
cost more than the plans they recommend would even
1t adopted with advantage, save; the almost total ne
elect OF urgent public business and tie cony erno the
Halls OF Legislation into political cub houses; have
gwen TO the people such oretase what under the
complete and nndspued ascendancv OF the Jackson
rule. might be anticipated, as to induce them 10
the good cause asks OF needs
IL is also 10 be added, evidence of that sense
JUSTICE which emnenlly belongs to cur people that
The fierce and vndiclive charges heaped upon the pa
fily Of Mr. Adams and .Hr Clay, regard TO the past
election having by the appeal OF sTr Clay and other
discussions, been sigDaIy reuted the re action in IA
vor of these illuminated mud most injured public ser
wants, is in proportion to the indignation which these
false charges we're intended to excite against them:
and VIC are thus deriving strength from Tie very ar
INQUIRY Of our opponents.
Upon The whole, we look with satisfaction AT the as
pect Of the times; and with New York and Kenucl,,
true 10 their interests and honor there is 10 danger 10
be sPprehended TO the re election Of JOHN Quincy
Adams.
10 our next shall publish an able addrcs signed
By large number Of respectable Republicans Of New
York, recommending a convention of the friends of
the Administration.