Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

states at the expiration oi MIR. Adams ner, ,, ,,o,
OR whether he lives or dies, rises falls, would ra,
az poicaf r'rsucs and las fame. than any o,hc
mans on this Globo.-ltVc he People
LOUISIANA.
The Nov Orlaans Argus says-"Fron tho mos, . >,
'eniic sources II is asSsrtained that Judge White,
erection to Congress- from this district rs certain
.nat IN bis own parish and the neghburn,, parishes
us majority will be overwhelming In the county q
Orleans he has nothing 10 Apr s,enl; and we tim,
al the lowest estimate, he will receive ards of aO(
votes The people appear To be de,crnnin ned to hav
representative OF consistency and character in III,
councils OF the Misunderstanding been long, enough re
presented ny money nsonger." fudge White is
urn iiend OF the Administration and oDposes Mr. T.;
Vihgston, JacksOuiaD
1t rs stated in the ". Orleans Argus, Of the 4h Ma,
that hIr. White, friend of the administration vii
out po'' Nr. Livingston in that district by an oyor
~heim'ng ajority. The same paper aIleir-cs as :
reason for this OPINION that he has no LONGER any ipu
ence 10 Congress.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Er:ract Of a letter to ihe Editors, dated
- "NoSTGoMERY Co. June 4.
~ nave the most cheering prospects from various
directions, That tue hdmnisti alton Electoral Ticket
VIII prevail in this county.-The men of indictment, and
influence are up and doing. Light and truth are
sp, ead'ng and as the people become more and moro
they see that nl'li,ary Ruler not the
most suitable for the genius of country The ex
pose relative 10 the illegal execution OF the six militia
men al aobi'e has done and is still doing grca. thugs
Tor The Administration. From the prospect before no
nave no doubt but this Congressional District will
give large majority IN favour of John @ Adams for
President and Richard Rush as Vice President ~
Rat Reg
OHIO
tLEivELAND, OEIo, May 3n.-Tho court of com.
non pleas tor the county OF Cuyahoga is now in ses.
.'oh' ne grand jury initiating the example set item
IN Vations other places Tuesday ~ ocesded to bal.
Ie ''I tresaen' OF the o. States; when it appeared
tHa' '1nn 'S"nc, Adams received Il votes, aud an.
urs" jackson vote This thin, shows the reIa.
1--we strength oi the two parties in this and The adjc,n
ing counties.
PENNSYLVANIA
The butler (Pa.) Sentinel observes off our friend.
are only hall as v'silant and active the Jackson
parry, ontier comfy will give handsome majority
Dr The administration" The same lnruaoe 20 IN
ply 20 many counties in this state, well as Butler in
Whch The Jackson men claim majority. In Butler
rty. lJoo I,,,sj
In consequence of two gentlemen boas,ine Of Jack
sons popularity, board the Salem steamboat. nj vino
between w-Caste and Philadelphia il was deter
mined 70 try the sentiments of the passengers when To-
the vote stood out of so Oh boad-
For Mr.. Adams, AZ
For Gen. jackson, g
From the Phtsbnrs Statesman, OF Jane II.
MIR. STEVENSON'S POPUIARITY.
Notwithstanding the most jealous cfIoits of Few, Of
the hega subjects OF this gentleman and the deem
''Te~aCtlOn" re
10 exist IN bis favor the result Of the s,,ecat meeting
IN this city on Saturday last, furnishes but cod
compliment for the past, and but sorry prospect for
NE future His "lahor and genius" carrying through,
e 'aIf, appear To be duly appreciated. II is know
'a inc tariff Tor which Stevenson labored was disan-
proved and deprecated and that the princples of the
OH That ne reported and advocated. we're reprobated
anu condemned At public meeting ofhis constituents
1Aho IL Is also known, that the Wool Growers end
manufacturers OF the DISTRICT alarmed for the interests
Of the country and apprchending the most serious con-
sequences from the operation OF the bill advocated By
Nr 3. protested against its passage and mem oriazed
congress Tor The adoption Of the substitute proposed bv
NT. Maiiary. These circumstances connected with
the facts which abou, to state must atmonish
MT. stevenson that his popularity is on the decline
anu That his hopes Of receiving renewed EXPRESSION
vi me pubic confidsDce are -founded and decisive
me cry OF ittisburg contains from IL 10 | s hun
bred voters-ou; Of this whole number MIR Stevenson
received on Saturday last only Itgeniy one for re-
nomination TO Congress At the meeting the Court
house he Gid not receive vote and If ie delegates
there chosen had been instructed the rosu would have
been lie sane.-Thcrc was not an Individual presnp,
"Go VIII support his reelection. This fact will serve
to show ouI friends in h: c0Wl:rp Mr. Steyenson's
s,anung al home-Fcry little respect will be paid to
me delegate nomination. The system has still manv
friends but Wi! not be respected when its rripcolez
are thus perverted and abused
TENNESsEE.
ADMINISTRATION CONVENTION.
~ convention ofdaiegsies nppoiD ted by the friends
" ''e Pcet''t ADMINISTRATION in the electoral district
composed "t tie connties OF Rutherford illiamsoa
and DaVt'nn, held at Decker ami Dyers in Nashville
10Th OF hiay there vas preseot-frovn the county OF
Rutherford, John Hoover, John Wade, John Yande!l
and James Waae-from Williamson, Col. John Wi
thersPooH, Nicholas p. Perkins and Richard r.. An
drews-iro;n Davidson, DIR. Boyd McNairy, John p
Erwin, Thomas WEIGH, Eliilu S. Hall. John Saupster
and Thomas Washington.
On mooo, DR.. Boyd hlcNairy was appointed chair
man. and Nicholas i. Perkins secretary
ihe convention proceeded 10 designate some sui.a-
PIE person 10 serve as h'ector OF President and Vice
President for ibis electoral Observation-Disclosures DR.
Holn McNA;RT was unanimously recommended.
u wa7 resolved fhlt committee be appointed TO
prepare and report address, the subject of the
nendInS election to the citizens Of this District
N'fssrs Nicholas I. Perkins, ,'nbu Z. Erwin and
John blower, were appointed said committee when
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