Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

.N. I'm Bnren.-Tl.e Albany DulY Advertiser
publishes the following article from Mr.. Van Buren,:
The Daily Advertiser having in some degree len.
rs cointenancc to the allegations that plan il or
has been foot to obtain repeal notification of
the law regulating Il choice of electors in this state:
ma that such design has been intinuted in one or
more letters from SIr Van Buren, 10 his friends in
Kentucky; he is induced by the of the charge
and the general interest properly taken in the subject
so tar to depart from his usual course relation 10
the accnsetory articles which ordinarily grow out OF
orr political conflicts, ask the editors of the Adj
vcsser' to correct the ,noundcd irnputatiou. That
Mr. Van Buren, has frequently. in answer to enquiries
from his friends in Kentucky and elsewhere, cypress
ed confident opinion, that New York will give, at
least threefourts of her electoral votes to Andre,
Jackson, liz truc but that he ever intended to init
mate that the existing law would be repealed rnodi-
ned or has SAID or written any thing from which zach
inference could be drawn, or that he entertained
or expressed desire to have such change take
place, or that he has knowledge any such design ON
the part of his friends, any body else wholly un-
true.
"Scptcnbcr 2, 1925"
The National Intclligenccr OF Monduy contan7
long article commenting on the abovo-from which
we have only room to-day for the following extracts
Mr.. Van Buren denies the Letter said to have
been written by him. suggesting, in u certain event
the repeal of the electoral law of New York. He
KNOWS very well that we should have made the
statement we did, and that we make state
lnf, without sufficient evidence to induce rs to con-
i'c implicitly in the truth of it. Our information is
from source that Is not willing TO be disclosed; but
the Public may rest assured that before many duys
they shal hear upon this subject. The truth
must come out. That Letter was written and re-
celved by leading Western gentleman, mot by Mr.
an Buren,, since he denies it-and we do not uues-
ton his personal honor-but from him BY come 9TH
er person, promising tic tcRote thirty sir rotes Of Hc
York y necessary, we lave doubt, than that
we underscorc the above emphatic words as they or
words OF tho same import, were mderscored in the
Letter Ill question AT what exact date that Letter
was written, not able saw the date OF it not
having been communicated To us. The design which
1t dscosCs is not the less odious because it is now dis
CLAIMED, and may be hereafter abandoned nor do we
believe that 1t Will be abandoned if required by the
occasion, that is Necessary to the election Of Gen
Jackson.
Mr.. Van Buren's opinion, which he has declared
20 De against such measure may DO osei.ruied as
being more scrupuous than wiso and entirely too CD
st'uci for practical politician HIS pa,ty NAV do
the deed IN despite Of his prudcry upon the subject
and ne will escape the odia Oft hereafter, by having
protested against it before hand"
''What ia the exact truth respecting this said Wes-
tern letter, we have intimatcd will soon be known
Meantime, we aver, that told the story az twas
told to US, and we believed it-and as We still bc
licve the subsistence of it."
But, ns we have said before these disclaimers
prove nothing, if believed. but that the parties do not
intend themselves to be seen in tho 11stter Whom
to ctrc the deed for the sake gifts lada:,c object
VIZ 10 put down this Administration rrllt or wrong
And lit should happen that it cannot be done without
thcireid, why then it will be time ENOUGH for thor, to
come out and 1t VIII then according to their creed
and the animation ofthe wrtor of the letter West
ward, be proper to do so, because it will hGyc
become 'necess arv'
"Our word for it, we shall vet make the rood pco
PIE at Albany vince. more than they have done at
the exposure of their projects which it has been our
duty to make, and VIII be duty to continue IA the
light dawns more and more upon them"
.Siw York.-Thc DELEGATES from tho city of Now
York to the late State Convention of Younr Men nj
Utica, have published an estimate of the probable
residential vote of that Stateprepared by the Con
vention after the most careful inquiry-which qyes %
votes considered nj the Convention as dccdodv ior
the Administration, and several others doubtful
re ProSpecf.-Novcr have the friends Of the Ad-
mnIstraton had cause to calculate ON s,Iccoes
than ut this moment. Never have tho jackson pnrty
manifested so much fear Of the result Of tho Election
as they at this time. with Just cause nianiftest A
year Ego. every vote west of the Mountains was
Claimed for the 1ero-ald besides the S;o1tlrrD
States, they calculated with certainty on ~ Jersey,
Delaware ard PCnnsy ania-in n. York and Mary
land nothing less than two thirds would satisfy them
anuEoine OF the boldest even claimed Vermont Con-
Hcctlcut and Blaine How stands th, caso royo
he recent developments OF the strength of pnres in
the UcSt. as exhibited at their Elections and bv
Other satisfactory means, show that they will have to
seek elsewhere for strength TO sustain their Hero and
thclr party. Ohio, Kentucky, Louisiana, Indiana
forty electoral vocs-havc al given uncquvocal evil
dchcc that they viii sustain the Government on the
Day OF tria for the majority OF The people Of thosr,
States arc now with and oil the changes arc in orr
favor. The three votes Of Illinois are doubtful
and the eleven votes of Missouri Mssissippi and Ain
bana, arc not certain for the Hero Tennessee even
will give at least two other votes for the Adminstro
ton. New Jersey md Delaware are safe hcvond n
ooubt-nnd from seven to ten votes in Naryland and
from p to 26 IN New York may confidently he calcu
lated on for Adams. The lowest number ofvotos cai-
med will elect him by majority of FIVE Electoral
votes. PeDnsylvana, have not taken into the ac
count nor I'orth Carolina, nor Virginia. The ssgns'
III pennsylvania. make the hearts Of the boldcst Jack
sontcs quake, while they inspire the friends of the
a. Administration with double vigor. Pennsylvania
formerly the strong hold Of Jacksonisn if not now
the AdrnInstration-which is doubtful-rivcs rood
reason to believe that she viii be found on its side on
the day Of trial. The Administration party are all
ahve there the most influential men in the State have
declared for the Notwithstanding light oftruth IS
cnennr TIC cog rfHie ncoo'a ard tFe rl,crrcz in