Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03
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Salisbury, have been indicted for a libsI foe ~ 49,
derstand their most obfuscated account of #, f nm.
putting to Judge Martin of the Superior Cour, q,
Law, disposition to approve the conduct of the Mil
myers The Caroinan is the only Journal tbat
mas hoised the standard of notification this side g
carolina, and we are happy see from its own col
umns' that many the patriots of Mecklenbure and
Cabarrus so highly resented it's course, as to have
Withdrawn their patronage from it.
US There is little difference between the Jefferso
man Republican and ourselves so little that is NOT
worth the arguing. To the force and Justice of its
reasoning IN favor of preserving the duty on SALT we
iuy subscribe All we ask is that the Jeffer soniap
enlarge the sphere of its Investigations and candidy
enquire the same reasoning does not equally applv
many other articles of The Tari-to iron to COT
Ton and WOODEN fabrics, nsuitis aiiis
1t Is mistaken the supposition. thar tho drtu ~
salt was one for Revenue only. Originally it was
out mas oeen continued beyond he exgencies of the
treasury for the reasons which make the proprietor
VI tue 'enersonan' and other manufacturers. SO in.
aignant at Its late repeal in par-as protection and
necessary protection, for the domestic article
The Jefersoninn did precisely catch the spiri,
OF our former remarks, taking seriously some thnos
that were put in another sense
1ooacco.-We are not appraised what derr.e of
credit is due TO the following intelligence. of soma
interest to this city.
Important to the Tobacco trade-The New yobs
mercantile Advertiser says-"We Learn 'bv letters
rom rars that the Concours for ,bacco, ION sale by
Gender to the French Conveniently is abolished Tho
letters further state, hat the Rerie ba v;nq ito full
supplies of Virginia Tobaccos for 1861 none will he
wanted before 1882 This had been anticipated from
previous official communication Recommending to
to ImnO Tnho
view OF selling to the Reggie
KENTUCKY ELECTIONS
Yhe reader has some be weary of this
SUBJECT But, SO loud and industrious the Jack
son prints. In misrepresenting It's results that &C
ca'ohai recurrence to 1t, Is made necessary in de-
renee OF truth Once more then, we repeat upon un-
questionable evidence, that the Jackson party was
oe'ssted-that there is Clay majority large enough
'or Ill purposes IN the Genera! Assembly that the
popular majority on the national question will be
two If not three to oneand lastly that these facts
are as well Known to the Jackson EDITORS as they re-
to us-or we believe them to be 1t would be de-
cislve in anticipation of the Presidential election.
If Kentucky were to repudate her candidate The
people Of the u S. could be persuaded that she bod
done so-various important elections are at hand
subject to be infuenced--and such being the state
or things the INSCRIPTIONS mendacity of the subsi
died Press is once more vigorously engaged in the
service of its master and employer.
We invite attention to the accompanying extracts
from the Frankfort and Lexington papers, of the
gath and 25th Augustine latest dates.
From the Frankfort Commentator, August "a.
yhe complete list OF members of the General Assembly, pub
Gen Alexander Lackey vas elected to the IL r in Floyd
and Pike appears by official TO the
rvs Office and not Samuel May list upon
the report OF some persons who brought the peni-
tentlary from the county of Pike
M Conner, the Senator from Greenup &C. was designated
as OF the jackson party by typographical erro-fo which
we ss sincerely Ty beg that ma gsnisnan's pardon
conclude from the repeated remarks of the Olive Branch
particular and from some other circumstances such de
s'sp psns Of Mr. Tompkins no longer proper
corrections made, the
Sacn mouse as stated at the head Of the list, will
o In n as name OF cS Smith of Madison, s transferred
TO the statements of the Farmers Chronicle published IN his
for jackson In paper we have observed an
tract from jackson paper of this seldom see
and examine, published just the election in which
the editor exuaon anticipates that the Legislature
will nominate Gen Jackson for election. We are inclined
Blu. we hazard little in that if question ever pre-
sen,ed to the House in that foa resolution shall be Offer
ed nominating Gen Jackson elecon- viii be rejected
by vote of more than two
From the Lexington Ky. Reporter
fhe readers of the leading Jackson prints in this
state, who may not be acquainted with their tactics
might suppose that there really some grounds for
difference ofopinion the political character OF
the next Legislature. To explain the matter it is
only necessary to state, that the returned members
from nearly all the counties formerly represented by
Jackson men, among whom are some of the most de-
cded friends of Mr. Clay, claimed by the Jack
son editors, as well those elected the anti
son counties on local questions in consequence OF
personal collisions among friends This new
process of eking out Jackson majority or some
thing like equal division of parties without regard
TO the avowed sentiments and well known principles
OF the Individuals the fact that they trunphed
ertheir jackson opponents intended for political eff
iect abroad 1t is gDed that the fictitious statement
may assist the Jackson party in Ohio Maryland, Penn
syNana' ana other states in which elections are
ton ofthe extraordinary course oe the Jackson nrinfs
we are unable to give It, In every other view it is in
sulting to the members IN question os - insirrofoe