Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

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your own conscience, and then, hsark.n to the SEN
'e"ce OF your readere-"Let the CALLED Jade win e!"
We have copied into another part of th. nars, one
III 'he pnigciit essays of Henry upon the viola
IONS o public liberty and const tl,ionn rbt ,racti-
ecu by General Jackson in Florida 'rhs f,cts so
outrageous IN their character and consequences
wiGn are given with so much strength by Henry
t'ou.ccd al The time, deep and universal indyna-
u"n throughout the country; acd in CONGRESS when
dn cs's'i!a'ion took place, voice WIS heard in
Si''e o' inc invader ot individual rights and tbs,
"Su'Fer of domestic power. Is TIL, Insmorv OF tho
ctio. ,rcachcrots. or has General Jacksou an,,
proofs, since that memorable DISPLAY Of
sPDSiion that his constructions of copstit,,,Sonal
tbpm !" ;s improved IN accuracy Is there any
I'M IN his subfeqnent course to stand as evidence
,a' iinidiless anu Hb-raty have sers..Ja.fs>;n he
breast st"rner and more narrow faclnyso Nast NV,
ne ioay are Dis v'oienc"s written in the annals Of
o"f country They can never be erased for ,hev :, re
nov the property OF the historian II ON M s,,,bsa
Hu'' page can be recorded rcdccmner instances of
moderation virtue, and humanity how csn we recon
Gle II TO PosteJity or to ourselves IN co,n,;t = 1911
,iTn, power into his hands, Il * = s,rnn,r M, 80
,ioi OF the inconsistency into which men are hurried
~ nc? aSsiS Or their iiitorests which il prese .tod
~ TO III 'ie course G, SOME Of those individuals WHO
were tc most jealous assailaslts of ,he course of
General Jrckson. II Congress, when On incu;rv was
MARC: INT his abuses oi power in fiori; MIR faovd
o! iTEild VINO then denounced. with his habi,,al
bitterness, the tyranIcal us,Irpa,iuns of General
'4cheOi now stands forward the psue.ryrist of the
"alrler Randolph II Duie Araiar. and others
whose rcptbcaIteaiiulgs ,yera then sbocL.j hr ~,
otrhSeoaf course OF the Captuin General of feiorida
no" "'itt I" elevate MN to the Presidency. When
those VINO ar" TO ccra attcr shalt seek for the req
S'ii7 OF this change q" sorlDncnt and action they will
look IN VAN INTO the history OF the times They will
d" constrained TO seek for the cause in that vicious
propensity OF nature which lends men 10 atn,nn
To scale the e'nences O! power, ecks.ss of the mia,
iGis or in'So RES they may occasion 20 their country
- tii'' thf:f selfish ambition may obtain crowning
hour-l.N,:tio,r.i ,IoYraai.
Tire Presidential Msc'ioa.-Dut short time. must
ea>c before the great question. which now ur;ta,,s
ana divides iae nation, will be decided. The nr,iL,
nnnd, 2rcGdY highly excited, viii be vet wr,urt un
10 feversa cny,eiy and intensity of tesi:.g be-
tnre Il VIII SINK into culuncss ANA sareri.y 'r:n o-.
Atl;al warfare winch has been varcd tie -cny cno..b
ffa"y Wiil continue Win renewed strength rii IL
c1GseI ACTIVITY. Au lint opponents crp hone t.,
tSC'' ny zeal cunning management and art, will be
Ufe their whoe force viii be put out--th.r exer-
items Will be Great aud energetic will s,urc.la
with The despe ra,ioa Of mon wio are coieg,ncy ,tnn
NE edge or rrccince We fear not tie result
" { nave Ai'iA IL anu we II again, that the a iI,-
lS'tnn Is strong IN the confidence otthc People, and
,hRf Mr.. Adams wall be re-clcctcd. Let them do
m r hist, titci. wutstot III m CONE As they rrnv
we are ready t" meet them--trn in oir reliance
~ the business our is. we know that civil ;A
ertv must triumph.
Considering the principles for which W., e,r..p1
AMI tils Importance OF the Question Ut issue it he
coih'9 the h)n2n duty OF every friend to th union
ana pfoaprry of the country TO DIN heat and hand
= " ~
loe ooi'llde Tor the asv.oe - the neutrality-suspicious.
or free i2ubhc exist in coa ca ana in m
md q. w. depends the liberty not .niY millions in
our "wn afd- bat sill L.cuIc tho fate o.
THESE if'tv. people VINO elsewhere painting t.,
gan 'htir natural rights. VIII YOU destroy these
high fiotfs and blot these prold aatici:ai!oIx,
WIZ you o.tingn!ah the beacon light which il uoyy
shining brightly, guiding aud directing the opp.ee
III OF the Garth, Once put II out ard t.er.. i; no
>fToac"e:i heat that that io 1t TeIun,:ne" Why
Should W.. ne less active, less Jealous thon o;.ro
roIhi; ititr. IL no rtlson for it, anu VIZ hope and
t'' the naxt month will find every Administrator
man " hi5 po";-1irAys ready, never weary in wei
eH:' - St9n'd nouten. 70 KAN that barely elac
oH' iiia W" barely re-, chsou. The
Nte s''iid b" triumphant Overwhelming. 1t should
silence f"reTar ~" cnG,c,:r. q. c2r.i.ncs rrd t',.
c"mniliuta ofthn tocous We wish not 30 much the
fictntjon - Ad.ms, the detect OF Jackson ,,s we do
the victory of the 90 l&ttI, :r;c triumph Of Law
and the sriccess o Order f'.s we be tisarpointcd
III our wish, II canuot be- The vain boastinrS OF
the Opposition oTsnt n" o doli" he who rul;s
may read the state Of pnbc sentiment. VcIave tine
whole o Now Eng an't firm u:ld uni.cd-24 votes Ct
Now 1ork-New jersey ard Delaware We have
evidence that in Pennsylvania there IS a -ccat 4 rad
zeal chunge--that the reformation il golrr onslat
the prospect bririi"ns and b;ictens;--4rd. ltrIly
we have the confident assertions of mon every way
qualified 10 Judge. that, on the fav Of tria .;i, will
give her VOC" for the PcoDle's Candidate MARYLAND
gives VA ! or I" y"t"s--C!o, kcctucky, Indiana and
Louisiana ere I'll ranged on or SIDE l. not we ask,
every thing favorable: Do the .irrnv alone occupy
the frld, Are not forces rna,sisiIcd. r-enared
and equipped On tl,en let us but DO our duty and
all VIII pc we'll
WEI not thc People of Virginia reflect in the short
time that is allowed thom. deeply and rcrio.sy reflect
unon their course? VIII they yet Inadly yoke them
selves tn the car of the Ch fair. fall DOM before
liH political Jng9ernau rcd with tie hood of is:
victims and followed Nv The zaas offs dnidcd 20
ri"s In siA o. eight looks tir" will b. called up
on 10 exercise tbs most important privilege cf frecen
a'ia vi! they before the world and naton-wi:l facts
staring then in Che face, and their conscienees
rebrkinc the.nwj!! they vote or Andrew Jackson
whose election in 1924, thev deprecated IS; 4
CURSE UPON THE COUNTRY.
We renew our hopes that those Of our Srirujs who
are now ukewarm, may he excited TO ar'urrrtlrat
those who zeaors NAY be- 2caious still
Carry the country unscathed through the furnace
and i'll he proved. rhc'cxpcrirnent' VII! be rjal
and completed;
/ Elect Jackson and Il hlor. viii be given TO C,icil
Liberty, the consequences Of which cannot deter
lnino and which VIC sbu1dcr at contemplating.
+ This PRFstrTNrIAL EtEc1IoS, we confdontir 1ro.
DICT VII decide That military services shall not b. thu
passports to high civil onors: that virtue and talents