Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27


National inteilgencer Of Col Drayton va ....,
""nou, consulting any human being, as we mos, oen-
orally do. We were in the act of sunoe.,;,. -.
name of Drayon- when the article in the In,. '1e
Ger met our eyes,
as To the idea advanced by the Telegraph Tin. ~,
Drayeon VIII not accept the preferred honorth, ~.
LOFTY elevation of sentiment and cb;v,,,;.
20 us country, will not consent to wear ann bon,,
at the expense of either, or of s. Carobnor.,h--s
are fine words enough but the sent;men, = 49,
fummery 1t will be difficult to prove. tb,t ~ -
cept distinguished honour rendered BY a or.,.f;,,
coun'ry, is either at the expense of ..loffv es,.,
OF sentime r. chvalric devotion to that country ~ 20
>. Carolina" To rsiest It from such fancfu, cons;asr
atoms would be weakness, which we do not believe
belongs to the character OF Col Dravton ~. =.
presume, Considers the United States aud not 8. Chr
DINA exclusively, Ais country HIS patriotism -.
are Jed TO believe is not bounded by Georsia on the
South, and North Carolina on the North. -
hentscky-the question setied-We sub;o;o f.,,,,
the Lexington porter interesting REVIEW of H.
late election 1t is dated the 18TH and it's sta,en.,,
iabie to be corrected by the members cleo, e III.
opinions are mlsquoted, may be depended ,n,,,
There cannot be reasonable doubt that tb. 6,,..-
party have decidedly triumphed-a trirmpb RI. 49,.
gratifying, ms ut one time defeat was anticpotad an,
the more valuable, it effected wtbon, o,erat
organization. Kentucky goes for Clay as certain es
the Jay comes and With her, most probably. the o.,
tire valley OF the Mississippi. Tennessee, M,ss;ss,,;
ana Alabama, excepted So short time scsrcln
ever witnessed greater change in public o,;n,o,
The Reporter says the majority in the House v,,, ~
10 or 2o-ln he Senate possibly tie, prubabl. 20 =,
10 One or two districts to be heard from Tho
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eom'hentato OF OF the 18th confirms its statements.
FroD, The kentucky Reporter
| THE ELECTION.
In our last paper we stated, that the Rennhlc.,
party, although defeated In two adjoin,no cnnnt;.
mad gained three four others on the Nor, saa f -
Kentucky River; and that not withst ~ s; o
ions among our friends and the influence of loea,
IN the middle District, and consequent loss Of
Senator IN Madison, and two or three members in
other counties. we had maintained our oround -
Green River. The aggregate result we did No, 49,
anticipate would materially change the relalve
strength OF parties In the Legislature We have
since received returns from the most dstan, mn re
/ OF the State which fully confirm our calculaions
WE STILL HAVE DECISIVE MAJORITY Hinder ali
the circumstances our triumph complete is over
S Mneinss 10 me Jackson party IN this State AN
hopes OF elecing Jackson Senator are blasted. md
the changes IN some of the Congressional Distr;c,o
now represented by Jackson men, have given a dssL
,hs 70 .ner future prospects In the language of
the Famous inaugural Address NAV say-..1,Hs 90.
cent demonstraftoa Of public sentiment inscribes-S
characters too legible to be Overlooked tie sa,k ~
REFORM And reform both of the Senate and
House of Representatives, SO far "a Ken,ncL,r =;
concerned, will most assuredly take place.
But IN order to correct the erroneous statamer+s
whicn nave Dc en- publshed we go some hat in
TO detail have already stated the causes of the
loss of Woodford. Jessamine, Madison. &c. Thau
were, we repeat altogether local and personal The
senator Mr Hrownl elected in Woodfo.d and Jes-
san a,, IS a decided friend of Mir. Clay
The members from Nicholas Owen Bath Mullen
oursh Allen and Ohio claimed by the Jaekson
prints, but without the slightest authority. =. far M
we can learn except that these counties were former
personally. They are not and never were Isntae.
men, but true friends of the cause and NAV be ,el;.d
upon with as much certainty as any others A letter.
rom rom lr'eno IN Bath county says7he fuiends of
Gay haoe gained signal uictory ooer the Jack.on
party both in NICHOLAS and Barn These coun,;a,
nave oeen generally considered by both parties "a
steadias IN the cause of the Hero But CLAWS friends
mere nave not been wanting in perseverance,. tbey
maintained his principles with manly frmn.ss md
fortitude, and they have wou the victory. !" If il
Dc urged that pledges have been made in regard to
some particular question, by some of the rrsmhs,s
elect, of party, may be answered that the like
pledges have been made by the other party
~ fieho In wayne writes, that ''tae change ft4s
oeem .@n'enee IN has section Of the State and that the
reaction IN Jaoour Of Mr. Ciay, .weeps The .oiole
mountain district. Three decided CLAY men have
been elected in Russell, Pulaski and Wayne. In
these counties the Jackson Electors received neay-
(, ty three 0otes to one!"
| Compbel and Nicholas gave majority of soo n
the Jackson Electoral ticket; together thew have
gwen ;o on o anti Jackson msJority this year.
ohio' Oldham and Owen also gave the same Jack
son majority (soo) in 1929 They are for Claw
now. M 10y
ashlngton county alone gave 995 majority for
jackson IN 1923 Thst county has now returned
two mt Jackson members, and the third was defeat
! ed By 50 votes only.
Caldwell county gave 4o5 majority for Jackson, in
cand date
Lincoln county 80 majority for jackson in 1895
tins year ATS against him.
against Jackson since 1ea8
In the Senatorial district composed of Butler
Muhenberg and Grayson counties, William Cum
nngham has been reelected by majority of 35
votes over Watkins the Jackson candidate These
three counties gave small majority for the Jackson
| In the Reporter preceding the corfinu et,.od