Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

SINGH ,nsa,urts should best calculated 10 en-
lie defeat OF Gen jackson. Mr.. John b. South
wick then called upoo, apd addressed the meet
ir, speech of nuch point and spirit, which was
rcac', Cd n.'l applause
80" c-n'm,tee theo returned and reported TIA fol-
i"wi"" - o'Gnoms which were read and adopted with
acclasuaun
f'Sotad, That we euterta,n entire aud uniiminshed
confidence IN tic capacity and integrity of gener
administration, and cordially in ,he nnmin
al john Snucy Adams for president, and Richard Rush
tur vice. president.
hcsolred, Tha, the attempt impair the Influence,
destroy the character ut the President aud Secretary
state, eSci'es unqualified indignation; in
former, haze found tic virtuou. the able
accomplished statesman. ani in tho latter, tho steady
eloquent and efficient asocac of the cardinal interests of
our country
Rcsoret, Tha, have confidence is integrity
those who c0nthue repeat caiumuv circulated for
poli,c" purposes, aud 'sfuci by the most
proof; thar in opinion, the caluia lion of those two
Distinguished individuals has evirced more than common
maiignity inasn'Ch proceeded from rival cand
Tor the presidency and 'anests utter disregard vt
truth
| ReSolr'i That should consider tho elevation Of
'"n jicksnn 10 the presidency, jaopardising
Interests OF country; the election individual To
the Presidency withou, SINCE uualicsion that a
roant olce rs Sufficiently alarming; but the violence
nnsovensd rassirn coner, OF the civil authority md
mind rcveng"ul and >anguiuary form the pn,,rait of
Chief magistrate, terrifying TO the friends of iustu
uo"S.
ftrsoir'8 That military success presents no claim /,
cv' p'"eT; that it can neither for valuations the
constitutions nor supply the want ni ira.niug Of nndea
| ton OF humanity
/ RS1rtd That longer duub, tina, ,Se pdhcreu,s
o. |en jackson. outstanding their precnces II the
contrary are opposed any Increased protection of nu
manufacturing Interests; that in opinion an;,. proof
oi this tact is furnished the rejection in r,nnrass of In,
feronl'Neni1 tinrs of the Harrisburg convention
ftSonef- That the Inconsistent course OF the cfiior ~
ue s'"'e paper in relation to the elevation General
Jackson" whom IN 1924 he denounced as f!sralist aud
!ae'" and as unworthy the surport OF the people ri
tiS STA e. justly exposes the dtrs, and
! Of the ;epublicdn partv
Heso'cr6, That is supported and enriched Inv the
''h' "i nc state, he 10 bound iv>Ca as intel
and that 10 The influence of his station exciusivel
" V'f'y purposes, aud for the promotion Of southern views
! = an "ng'nic'"l r''orn fnr the peoples bounty.
itfE'rrf, That consider the SuDortt of capiiSo,,
fpr the presidency, solely upon party grounds without
eSard /" his qualifications for that irnlaf,a nj station
of"Se n and alarming precedent and ,at the man win,
'es himself 10 party AGAINST tic cnnvir,iou
~ ms better Judgment voluntarily sinks the character Of
'er e'',2-n to the 6rgrada,jon at slave.
'N'S''f0, in"t we recommend Young men
"F"'gh" tie state assemble public c7eetinss and
'. themselves IN support Of the present adn,nlsra
u""- brr'ng rs dn, honor and safe,y-- IN,
an" dignity Of this nation, essentially depend
upon the defeat OF General Jackson
Va ;f'ut:on oi Salem Du her jr il, was
hf'0i'Cd That the chairman hs We r,wer IN scso-,,s
'Se 'n7 tie secretaries Of tire meeting, such GEN
" w we way deem proper to sel"c, to compose d
s',"thi central aud corresponding rnnmi;;ee
t"e meeting was then addressed hy Mr. ar,o;
lean III pertinent and sensible manner when +,
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fio,.9' la' The proceedings of this meeting be signed
oy ne chairman unf secretaries and publ.isd il, ,.
sP"Oi''"n newspapers printed in this city
AARON TAoRP Che.
ELII' BAEER, and
JAcoR fEATEERLY, 'e|'e'aries
iHe following gentlemen have baan se,ec.ed r,
ne chairman" to con'poso tho general cenra and cor
foep"ndng commit; ae
ne nare' o. 's' r7t-ii;re nre ,naroidshlv omit;
's' III onT PaHeF of to day.-E4Aors Duiy ,laaI