Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

"ar, 'uapnibal like into Africa We religiously
believe, that if Mccalfe is elected in Kentucky. of
which tioro rational doubt that the sun of
Jacksonism has set forever We may be of a sanrupc
temper, and liable be nised by our wishes but VIC
have never dessnedy deceived Tic public and in for
ming this opinion, we have put a guard upon the in
huence of our feelings. IL we deceive our readers i,
Is because we deceived ourselves. We invite at
tcnt'on to the following articles of information from
Pennsylvania.
al Valley Forge, the place of Gen. Wasl,inrton's
encamp'ncat in the woer OF III IT'S .,barycs, bon,ep
was ce'eora'eo on the goth u by the friends of tho
administrator from the adjoining counties OF Mon,ro-
merry, chester and Delaware. From four 10 six tbou
sand citizens ('he L. S. Gazette says the number was
probably much grcater) were computed 10 be on the
ground among whom were many eminent ,nep as Jo-
ha'han Roberts, John Sergeant, Mathew Carey, Ed
ward Darlington, Col. John G.. Wamough &c MIR.
Duponceau, one OF the aids o! Baron Stenbcn md
WI" with him was cDcamped at Valley Forge in the
winter of ~, addressed the meeting. The Declaro-
uon OF independence read BY DR.. Harris md 4
formal Grafton delivered By Col. Watmou,h one ofthe
gallant band in he sortie from Fort Erie. Jonathan
ROBERTS, i.sq was President of The day. From the
central table at which he presided radiatcd thirteen
others, at which, George Sheah. Jacob Devices John
Schntter, Charles lredell, Richard 3. Jones Ph;,ip
Kendall VIM. Williamson, Col. Diclsy, Townsend
Ha'nes, Nathan Pennypa cSar Tho Smith and Ed
Darlington acted as Vice Presidents. vast number
OF toasts weie given which will cpaeavour 10 find
place for hereafter. The day went off mos, har,noci
ous'y the young enjoying tho pasmes prone, TO ,eir
age, and the old telling tales CT other times. Of bat,
ties fought, OF victories won and of the more irving
scenes of silent misery, cold, hunger and neglect,
All which they aw and par, IF which they were"
We cannot ina CINE scene more delirhfr 70 c,pten
plate at distance more pleasant to have witness
sed and participated. Five thousand fecrren ruc, IN
celebrate the achievement of their liberty and the me-
the scene OF their patriotic sueings-h the Young
collected TO talk of the oien time of Washington,
SteTben, and 'Raad Anlhony"-of their sunerinrs oa
tently endured and hcroicay vanquished-of their
country sorey oppressed and rob!y triumphant 1t was
glorious. 1t compares with the virtuous simplicity of
ratrdrchai times. How niscrahy, do oMer scenes
now acting in country compare with this; The fa-
natica and sedtious movements in s. Carolina. md
the incident Winchester Tennessee on The 4,h Juy
"''e'S d|"'"' exercising ms privilege OF
and speech was 6eset in bis House aud rudely insult
ed and sc ofSd by mob of 200 rnen! People of Vir.
gina! Friends OF liberty! We challenge YOUR a,ten
so the contrast.
From other parts of Pennsylvania The indications are
highly Gathering letter TO the PHILADELPHIA Press
from Mercer county dated 10th July, says:
We have press here print for the Admnistra, ton
and you would believe the Jackson paper all this coun-
~ is FOR tho General You remember that the Gent. al
Committee o! Jackson men, published that they would
have in cur county majority of fifteen hundred think
know this county better than the Jackson Cou,itise
ana say they VIII not have majority mt all insist
upon It that the majority viii be side Phs how
ever, on my part we'll ilat the committee is
only speculation. Will give YOU few facts 70
satisfy the jackson mon that i'll this good county of er
Ger we are not all of the same kidney with them.
At log rolling IN Wolf Creek township a short time
since vote taken the President OF for Ada,ny
d for jackson.
Al a vendue in Slippery Rock township the Jacrson
ties made great noise-inss,es that vote should he "a,
Ike" ON the Presidential question: and many Tachsoni,es az
tended for that very purposeile for Adams So
a mi for Jackson 90
AZ log rolling in Neshanuc township the 20 s,vas ,,r
Adams %, and for Jackson
At the raising Of barn in Shcnango township the vo.o
stood for Adams SO, and ) for Jackson
Ut company in New Castle on the Ill, NJ 1rr,,
the vote was, IS for Adams, and Q for Jackson
SGch are of the promscuous indications If prhc
opinion in Mercer county where Jackson Committee
three months ago talked of having fifteen hundred
rity,
The Harrisburg Argus Of last Saturday says:
PENNSYLVANIA