Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

E6cd CturxDtion-- .Ntw Yerk.-In the Young Mems
Convention at Utica, The following resolution
imousy adopted motion of MIR. Stow of Jeiferst,
esRssoived, That il is the imperative duty of every
citizen OF this State to hnseif FRUSTRATING this
first attempt TO place Military Chieftalp al .e
head OF this Republic"
The Albany Chronicle sass:
From delegates returning home fran the Young
Mems State CosreniiUn we learn the cheering {"
confirmation of our previous intelligence, that from
carefu! collection Of facts made by committee ap
pointed for ,ha: purpose, and derived the inorna
,d. of delegates there present from all parts of the
state there is the strongest probability and almost
moral certainty, that % elsctors friendly 10 TIC ps
admnistTat alton, will he chosen hy the people Ell this
state. The electors, II viii re remembered, chonse
additional members, from the large, which
in such event would increase the for Mr.. Ad
ANS TO 25. fnus Is new and very strong caudriTa
idn given Of our own previous impressions and
and friends other states will perceive from
- how ell we have been warranted in assuring ihenl-
have frequently 0nne,sist az least % and pr0
iltly 81 oke cleciorai ofis state NM safely he
connted in fIcor o. Mr. .fdaus and .Vr. Rush."
w are sorry that the Albany Argus lras descended
10 initiate the nfsmy of Wm P. Wood. II Is accused
and cono;c,ed of glrbling and forging by the Utica
Sentinel in IFS account OF the correspondence between
Ieartw ell and the President. The Argus usci to
some character Its of neams, indicates the des
apcra'e condition Of the Iiero's prospects New York
The io!owirg article from ;he Utica Sentinel fixes
charge upon the AIgms beyond the hope Of yDdica.
ton:
FROM TIVE UTICA sENIyEI,.
.fnottc- F0rgery de.ectei.-The editor 81 The ar
qua has added his to- the Infamons Toll of
those who hes,taed to- publish Forged letters
when 1t necessary TO caumniatc MIR. Adams. We
haze observed, and has been very remark
for time past tina I the Argus sinking 10 the
Fog est level Of degradation. Ii has now sent forth
pretended corr espoudeuCe between Mt Adams an6
Oliver Bartweil Esq of Canandsgua IN which il has
not only egery sentence which ii has Publ's
ed but has ADDED IT part which ~ actually
1Yp. That paper recently publishes the following
tiCie.
"lnoi5cr Btrg1ia.-A correspondence between Olive.
ffsartwe, Of Cananda qua, and joint Quincy Adams,
President Of e United States the subject Of connecting
ne Presidential question with anii-ma sonry especially
and secretly circulated by the par;lau of Mr. Adams in
several Of the counties, with design to promote
election. Il copy y Ett corTeYoadecc iGS dse pi7cca
in MIR hdGG'.
"fI,,,well m his letter the President, urges him
declare whether not he is aud concludes by
saynr: CT feel vsty cordially disposed support
election should hear you had bcru contaminated
with tina: useless trnmpay Masonry; ami y7M NM bf
s.yvj il in case you hare got brrn unfortunate G'
n, hare joied that society," NosoHyf rcy much cnn md
,ju be done In his secn eGtc sioic in your be0 1po1
fsnt ground
ir Adams accepts the prefer in ,hoee 81 state
,l,a, N, not never and si;1 be free mason
s'Alr Atoms requests that publicity may no be given
IN his letter through the newspapers: but his psriizans
circulate secretly wherever ihcv possibly hope "a
cain convert hy IL. ,1nd FIR mis- purpose Hs ProFe'
a1s made and his yspy returned! We ate fee 70 cr"f"s'
or asonishnent that the President o this Republic car
rnndrscen nd IN the use Of such promote mis- ovr
eieetion"--.4ba71y 8rgt9.
In this Infamous fabrication every sentence - gar
bled, and all the words IN Nir. flarweis letter whct
we have it1iicize9, arc FORGED
The hoowiDg extract Of lettar rom Mr.. Itart~el
20 gentleman Of this village cunvcts the Argus OF th
base and proGizate imposition on the publc.
"CAyANDHGUA, Aug. IL, 1893.
Yours Of tho 9lr inst, rosituaked ne - cam'
'1G.aG fhis da~"