Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-16

SOL. John Gibson of Prince VIM. 10th.
.Ces George Rust of Loudoun. Eth.
Jared w il'iams OF Freterick, I3lh.
jacob D. Williamson of Rocking ina NJ, 19;.i.
John Eowyer 81 Rockbritge goth.
niajos john H. George of Tazewc!i. Gls,.
Andrew Russell of Washington. 22d.
joel Shrewsbury of Kama wna, esd.
.Eohn McNiiian of Brooke, s4th.
X CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Gltlip ~ Nicholas, WIN. II. Eoaas,
Peter V. Daniel, Nash I.ce,ani,
Jerman Baker, VIM Sel,!ru,
Andrew Stevenson, Geo ~. Aunfori,
Tho. Richie, .Eno. G. Williams,
Sam. Taylor, ,Iuhn Rutherford.
.Ge,srs .I,lson s. .iIo,,ros Speculation has been
busy in conlecuring if these gentlemen would stand
on the Cow Electoral Ticket: and every arii-
tce has been practised, and is racti:ing 10 and
to Inti'n'iate them from such determination.
| We shall offer no conjecture Of own, hut this
much will say in vindca.ion Of the Electoral CON-
m.tee that fran'ed the ticket and of the convention
that adopted il; that the OF those gentlemsa
placed upon the ticket without the fullest and most
absolute assurance (parIculariy MIR. Aladrsor+l
that they dsapproved the election Of tel Jackson iu
the most decided manner. and that they approved the
purpose of forming an elcctoralt,cke IN opposition TO
him. Was the convention baincable, will, this know.
ledge, fog placing their the electoral tick
Was there any thing in fact indicate in II! Are they
not citizens Of the u Stalcs more than any now IL.
wing, interested in supporting those institutions which
they have greatly contributed establish, and
under which their names have been covered with so
much Icnown! Who feels so much interest in the
prosperity OF his household the father he family
and who ought to feel L.. ich in the welfare
OF the u. States these fathers of the
nieca,e 10 place their the ticket Ifoy.
and why is il indicate? If. las is true ef al,
least one of then) these !usrioIs men consider
this the most perilous crisis through which this
country has yet been called pass il was not only
not indeiIcae to place their names on the ticket but
II would have been both indicate and injurious, 10
feel doubt Of their willingness to and in vanouishng
The political mschics which they apprel.ent. From
whom do we hear these scruples-tiie-e regrets at
the ndehcacy with which Madison and Monroe have
been treated? From those most interest ed prev all
ing with them TO decline the appointmcnt-fom those
who under apprehension OF their purpose TO obey this
summons of their fellow citizens are already growing
the distant thunder of dennnciaiop. And have thew
whose efforts have already been essa red to Intmidac
Madison and Monroe from the free preston of opn-
on aud their free will in action and who are prepared
to dcnounce them fcderaliss and do;ards If ,hey
obey the call Of the Corvention-have .hev the ex-
elusive prerOgaiiye Of deciding what rs delicate and
wha is indeiicste towards them.
The Convention selected the Of Madison and
Monroe, because 1t was satisfied of hcr hearty guni
wishes in the which assembled il. As to rrea,
namos, every ticket is composed of the best names TIA;
can be found. ara the Jacksones never failed To
press INTO their service, any and all tat might
tn their Why do they me their npoon.nt. 70,
exercising similar policy: Their dissatisfaction proves
ther fears, tina; the people will .hiuk that cause ri IN,
which is supported 10y the Abahnns, Isaacs and Jacobs of
the land
| 3D.
given at 'Hn Jackson dinner the at Was,ing,on
compa MED by many Others almos, fnrious:
Ed,card Linfagsfon Of Louissana. The frs, and only
ionor in the Lo"siana poMical pack: though beaten in
the Presidential game, by the KNAVE mat State he
shall shine cmsFicnhos, while the KNAVE 'wl stand
before the w@rld proven base caIumu.;or o,v
OF public private confidence avoidsd nv every u,g
WHO has a respect for virtue and ior HONOR
-GG-
Mr.. 13Gadolph.-This gentleman lr.7 pariici,ated
in several debates in the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
which orr LIMITS have not permitted MS to embrace -
his remarks certainly dis;iy rallied nfelIcct-al,
the point which gives his speeches cecr Jar ard in
htiabe favor and acintss with none OF the Is,naeli
t'sh spirit that in &25. Tracked his oratorv with desc
!atIon his we observe by way of preface to intro
ducng the following reflections made l,y him n, The
a'e obstruction OF the Turkish feet in the Iarbur of
| NavaTin, by Tie allied squad!ons. We had viewed
that act as shameful nfracon of the law. Of nations
but we did no; dare TO suggest suck All opinion amid
the reJsci"gs of chrsteuton for e success Which al
| tended il.
Sometimes said Mr. j.. our humanity IN for n,e
afc@bs-it has moi yet, FAR as know been asked
Tor u !folans- may, very possibly be soe iay I'D
'or Inc iroJah-and we 70 called to rejoice in vic
tory oie three first Powers of Europe over handful
Of seri-p"toarans, in'the labor of the ancien P,es
SIR instead any Triumph in my opinion thai victory
was stIg1a--a siain-uPon the naval glory of ali
those nations concerned in i'll OF those who had
any glory 10 lose With immense odds in their favor
they attacked, and killed, and rnurdeicd hand to hand
as brave set OF men the Sum ever shono urop Ard
what are 10 asss. lie Greeks fori To bnld no q
nest OF pirates in tie HgeaD? They were SO of old
long before The time Of Ajax and s r,uernnnn
They are-rira'es they ever have been--and pirates
they ever will bc-Why sir force w no, be able
even in fiat small, rIacid-tlIat balcyou sea- might
call -to protect orr own commerce. from their row
boats and ts'er corsaifs
Gin SAYING ibis Mir. r. said he knew that he Tas run
ming against tie pfelniices Of The country and tia,
philanthropy which much in vogue But said
hc, wt,at WIS ] sent here for fui 10 oDposc those
prrjnjices whenever Ills prsc,icabi'n
CoIMUyIChTED.
On Monday night went up witness the cynlu;ions
81 me JACKSON Caucus md Ia compare their appearance
and proceedings will! the late Convention horrbt Il
"""id nave haen quite rs well IN certain members To-
nave spared Their SneeTS UnOn 'lat dignifed and
respectable BODY One member chaiged them with aris-
"'a'Y, because ofsco, they possessed the ocna ton
"nd e means Of contributing FIVE dollars each towards
p"oing ne great cause they have heart. A,isiocracy
consist contribution OF 6vp d.Uarsi