Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-09

T'"'p'e CONDUCT, we are not less SHOCKED
a. the cr1'eI, io'nsor0t and Hlegat intentions OF
och JACKSON towards that body. Bat what
can YOU expect Off man, who, in 1901, was
proud OF the name OF u Republican, and who.
In 1916, advised the President to put down
the monster party and that names were
mere 'bubbies.' WHAT AN ESCAPE
WE HAVE HAD!'
IRON TIE albany .4RGgs.
MAY IS, l824.-''The fact is clear that
liir. JACKSON has not a single feeling in com
mon with the Republican Party. The re.
verse of that: he desires and rnakes a merit
or desiring, the total extinction OF ii. TAlu-
''liig to las letter to Mr. Monroe
1t an ale thing in this State, however
ii may be ~ others, 50 strive eoen for q mod.
crate support OF MIR. JACKSON. He is wholly
9" OF tae question, so far as the votes OF
New YORK are sn IT. Independently of the
disclosures othls political opinions, he could
not De The RePubHcda candidate. He is res
pectod as 4 gallant soldier hut he stands. IL
the minds ofthc People ofthis STATE, At AZ 4
iNAfEASURABLED DISTANCE from the
Executive Chair. HIS. habits, aside from
ms politics, ere quite too summary for that
FROM TIE .NEV YORK EVENl.vi Pos2,
DECEMBER SO, 1918.-General Jackson.
from the moment lac was entrusted witt;
command, has avoWcd, and systematicall,-
"'ade las ozvn scW nssd pleasure the rule ae;!
g"t6e q all has actions; he has suspended the
Executive, Legislative, and Judicial functions
OF the States, with arbitrary sway; he has
insuited the Executive Of the United States.
ut whose pleasure he holds his commission
sp"rned Its authority, dsregarded and tr;sIr,=
cendcd its orders: he has gsu,ped the hici
prerogatve OF peace and war, entrusted By
ali nations to the sovereign authority Of tbs.
state, and by our Constitution, to Congress-
alone: he has abrogated the known laws OF
nations, and promulgated a new code of his
own, eoncssTed IN madness or folly, aud zprire
Ten IN blood: HE HAS IN FINE, Violated ALI
Laws, HUMAN AND DIVINE end ri9,
lated them with Ilnpwnitg.
MARCH 81. 18l9.-''JGb. Lncock'S Rep5g..--~
ihe public will perUse Nix, Lacpk's reply t9.
the structures Of Gen. JACKSON with TO small
interest. l. speaks for itself com!acnt Is:
unnecessary. Bat if one fact stutsd By 1T.
hac0c& De tFuo, AND WE PRESUME IT CANNOT
Be DeuBTED-J Gen. Jqchson made the decI0=
ration imputed to ham, that he zcontd cat off THE
ears Of such menberS Of Congress as dared TO
P2ate free Nth his name or .co,r!s Of simiIu;
import, then say il is high tiune TO revise ote.
military establishment, and disband every
trace oi AN army in time of peace
FR0.U TIE DEL.gr9RE t;.9zE77E.
Aor. /, IS22.-"Cf .>lf. the gentlemen
named, Gen. JACKSON appears to lis to be
TIE MOST OBJECTIONABLE. That he IS :,
man OF energy, no one will doubt; BOT VIC
think shat, III a Chief Ma gistgatc OF th,;
I fnited States, 100 much energy is extremely,
dangerous: md soa haze seen IL. the eeuergL
&uch II disregard for The institutions of t3e
country, S"ch disposition to ui9ce hi7pScR
nb0re rs tazr&, und such AN INCLIyArGO%
TO rnA2IPJE on TIE Rights or OFFERS. when
they stood III competition with his og0n 5,.s
fcrcstS H''d feelings, as should render the ciii-
20 nj tod Not