Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

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o. MS countrys glory. AS Presdent nj Tho TIa.ns
S.s.es' ne nus inlhlied our fondest homes ord go.
araent expectations, and in the selection ~ E
publican Party o" with the Re-
~ zen Jackson actually filed the ,oso.,.
, glory, then has nothing been left RI -, - 'i''
hnrnoSo.! =. o"e heroes and statesmen now liv;no ~
ne'cuiter 70 be numbered among the Sons ~ rnS or
pa Ahd II the President has fulfilled tbe;,
tcPes' &c why have the members oe the Ieg;stseest
Sesn V him to remove the gallant veteron
hce, which he has refused to do,l ose VI
hesoired, That bis vigorous efforts in ,h, 900
le,lencntneh and REFORM and in the detection r,
va ana punishment of public detaulters Ina ye enisn
Gu nun 10 tue Democracy of the Nation
Las to retrenciaent, the best comment.r;.
Sa, lahe, Is contained in the following toast piven
Oh tne occasion of the late dnner 10 MI Newten -.
by Mr.. James Carr, of Norf,IL co,. ~
JACKSON and Reform Partp-Two vo.rs ~, nc nc
eoPie paid eighty thousand dollars to hea1 ,ba;r
P'on',ses OF Retrenchmen" this year, thew Lay'.
IA thirty thousand more TO heor Tho go, 10y 'iasc
they nave not complied with those promises. WHY
ihat part of the resolution which speaks of H.,
aetecton and removal of public defaulters is
Gu ny 'e simple fact that he has appointed as MAN.
p9g,'c aeiaulters to office, us he has turned our
feesotced, Tha. this meeting heartily resnond o.
of s sennent expressed by the democratic members
u Inc legislature OF PENNSYLVANIA, and entertain
~ will consent to recollection to that STA.
.ion winch ne now fills with SO much honor IN b;sIc
ana usefulness to his country
,.on we nave already shown, it was mserablv
go; ".o'ity caucus In Pennsylvania and the non,;n
d'ioh was cold non committal affair anothar ~
ted ""S Pfooao!y omit
"fcSofced, That the foregoing reso,,t;o,, h,,
oeen passed in strict obedience To instrct; nasc
yea from The Hon. Martin Van Busen Secrot ei t,
STATE IN compliance with the declaration in tho b.
those abuses that have brought the patrona e IF ~
federal government into conflict with the freadon,
of elections io 'eeoohi
ne New ork Morning Herald, an intelligent
Jackson Calhoun Print, lamraons the caucus ~ Al
bany in the following article:
1t is matter of rerret that tboso ro.o,..:
should have been got up in so bunplnr !. n,an
put the want of tact they exhibit NAV be eoslv a.
counted for. The mails from WASHINGTON ore nv.
always regular. " noI
On this occasion, understand, the order of COM
mlltal ut harrisburg reversed There 1o,t,r
was sent round to procure signatures before tho
ing was caled-at Albany the signing took place af
,er the meeting was through. General Root nc ua
learn, declined affxing his name to the resoirt;om
pIonabiy on the ground that he is not an ndircr Of
the State Government. "
The senior editor of the Courier and Enor;ror h.
nored the caucus with his presence No
@hicn the meeting vcniured to express their dsan
probation OF duelhng, in direct opposition to his avoa
ed sentiments. ~ s @'o"-
There is manifest want of spirit in the lac. ,o.o
Luton 1t mot response to the proceeJ;n 81,
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HARRISBURG convention, for it contains no no;nn,;o
and expresses only 'livey hopes and madenlv edo
sIe mat General jackson will consent to a re-
eiecton. The Harrisburg minority yvere feu, =;
number, but they were Of daring valour. Altborah
ny some unaccountable mistak. thew Nominated tba
leS.d I when they meant the Secretary of Stote
terms and , .L was clear and distinct in its
eis' ana the mistake in the name will doubtless be
Sorlected at the proper time. They did M, L;d
hopes and desires and dodpa arnono nd.
rSone 10 avoid the responsibltyof their act And
hog zeal, that might be eypected ~ oha ""ote
our intrepid politicians: WHY not como out ~
manly way not only with a direct noroinat;on ne
VII 1i ooa and honest avowal of the real purpose
w ny not declare what the world can distinctl1 COO
mat IL is the intention of precious few ,ybo i5
the dance, TO compel the President to bend
me,gn. OF pubic burthens, in order that the Secre-
tary may walk Tito power over his hack, Noth;ns-
is to be gained by disguise. The secret ;s owt my
lne measure, IT atanable, must be ca rried by roa
effort, and not by childish stratarem. y many
ne resolution referred to is complete "non-com
initial IL may mean any thing or nothing-a mere
nose o. wax that may be melted down or turned ri
her way as interest shall suggest II binds nei,ber
iulViduai nor party; and its feeble and ambguous
character shews the want of power to carry drect
nomination, and that the influence Of n oo-t ~
iy declining - i"i'"-
u! Lieutenant Webb of The New York Courier.
apo'os'ig of not being able to'lay before the public
y 'o"'D'e'c Viha'catioD against the charge of Diff
ufeen' that he was virtually expelled from the arm,
"nich no says he cannot do before May, publishes al
INTERIM two letters, one from Gen Scott. tho o,bor
from COL Croghan, which speak in complimenta,v
Terms OF MS standing in the army and that his res;G
nation was entirely voluntary These two letters
fe Lieutenant says he publishes to arrest the cbsro
'f rhavias been driven from the army, ndusriousIv
disseminated Try "the Editor of the Richmond WIFI
md a few others of the same stamp"
Now all we haze done to disseminate this cb,r,o
vas to repubhsh the articles from the telegram con
ai"hg IT, at the same time, republishng the gross
'Ouse OF nnh ny Inc Lieutenant We had in view
'''ief INJURY 10 the Lieutenants the Generals
ep"'ation' Dut much higher game; to show namely
'"' "l"' we hao SAID OF the mutual opposition and
ePugnance OF dlllerent portions of The IacLsa. 49,.