Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19

ives Tor united, active, and unceasing efforts and
grounds of high, rational and animated hope f., Tho
event OF that struggle, which will either rescue tho
government from the imbecile and despotic hands
which now WELD it, with his cabinet of third rates.
his pensi"ned band of sanderers and the host of par
asites and "fhcc hunters who besege the palace and
the departments, or by re eecting him and recognize
ing the abuses of his constitutional discretion CON.
vert free country into tyranny.
We make two other Quotations, confirmins from
other quarters; the statements of the ADVERTISER al
Commercial:
from The Farmers Advocate
tHE ELECTIoN.-The Argus has uttered its olo,s
.oh at the result ofthe late elections claiming r.
Is triumph OF "he republican party1' II was 70 ha
eHpso'eo mat result so entirely unhoped for woud
hot . y, party extravagan emotions JOY and
at the eo"inuons OF It's exultation would hear some
proportion TO the deepness of its previous desna;S
put II was not to be expected that they Womb 90
grossly mistake the tokens of public sentiment no ~
consluer what is only postponement of RI. .xa.,
ION OF an inevitable sentence, as trinmnben, -
quttaL The Regency must be aware thai tbe,,
ana merely In the posture of reprieved felons The
so.oe oi me community had pronounced their con-
aemhation IN tones that were not to be m,stsker
and which sent quailng and terror to the Utmost @
cess ot thelr hearts That sentence is in M re.noce
reversed, but only postponed.
We repeat what we often said before the 5..,n,:
the w arrangements candidates for Governor tb.t IL
was no indication OF the strength of anv norv
IN the s'a'e After the tardy refusal of Gen. Root
the only railyng point presented for the onnoso
OF the Regency was, unfortunately cand;dst
who however otherwise acceptable was The iS,
ana Pcogea TO the support of the princinles NJ
Anti masonry. The contest as it resne.ts VI
highest Offices in the state, was narrowed s 'ae
this point; and the electors were left to dcc;d .
Their they preferred the existing ALBANY Regency o
new osganzeo Antl.masonc Regency. 1t is per-
ecty MOI orlous that the question was distinctly pia
ced upon this ground by all but the pe,sioned y,
ers OF the old Regency The Wor kingmen's paner.
almost without exception announced the tickets in
TINS form 1t was simply and exclusively y cbo;.a
OF evils so considered and declared The resmI.
has shewn that the majority of the peonIe th;nI
that there IS one political evil more to be dreaded
derive any cause of graduation from tbis dao;;
they are welcome 10 it. We will NO. disturh ,hs
complacency of their feelings 'ue
IL Is mus we think unanswerably shown, that Tho
JACKSON triumph IN New York was effected by CLAW
forces From public and private sources i - A..
tncty and positively asserted that at this tins NJ
Clay is stronger in New York, than ci,ber I..,.NA
OF van o"reh Two years are not likely to ALLEVIATE
but to strengthen this preference; for as Mr. GU:
out Oh pubic hfe' he can give no cause of offence
and as the Others in they will continue 70 i,-..s
the opportunity, 1.-THE latter especially) of dia.;
the disgust, they have thus far, SO well succeedad
creating ~
The New York Age, of Saturday is s,;u
emphatic than others already quoted
From the JNe0 York .4ee
mere is no certainty OF maior,v If M
Known that the National Republicans as ns, Il well
G ne ne own; out II not as well known that abor
ger and Stephens large portion either stood s,; SIan
National Repubean Tag unred our ms%Ss, where the
gres have been elected by handsome ,aiors o. Con-
Albany Daily Ads a1y of w the votes se
o Tscnrn ahn against Mr. Granger, .4ntiuason e
result of the late election has proved il says
oud as the thunder that was voice as
this and the counties We nave always acted In
gomery and Oneida which have gven and can a. mont
majority thousand for the nso distinctly
party have now given thousand fire ha,drJ ePoocan
ssv with the Daily Advertiser so have hon
Claws friends in the State The the eiec,;o OF M'
large majority IN the State friendly the am.r; inaeed
ann 10 eny Clay Jackson to thy p
VIII deny If the question, which is natural CIV can or
bsrs '' rsTeny elected majority their
oyr we answer in the first place. that we have nssen
sonic friends to take the lead without Offering anti ma
III he mex. place. compare the of or votes s
largest number IS nv WIN me,rs and who has tho
friends indeed should be justly censuabs +; I our
statements not founded facts, warranted bv us say
ole circumstances and do hesitate to peoa
@ s ma y the Question could be to morrow in
n's STATE VII Ciays majority Candidate ,,oII III
coed twenty thousand And we shall ioss ex-
waiting two years for trial. ~ se ho'hins by
NO" we ASK is 1t probable, that these papera nj,
ns"'y ih'ei'geht' should either be deceived them
Selves or attempt to deceive othersP Tb;s ;s tho
evidence we promised to adduce of the favorable
state OF popular opinion IN New York. This 10 tho
evidence supported by strong body of circumsan.
ces' winch authorizes the opinion that New Yos b,
shareo IN that disappointment and disgust which have
ae'ached Kentucky, Ohio and Maryland from the
administration and tempered down to reluctan, mr.
qu'eSeence' or liant support that furious zeal which
characterised the earlier days of Jacksonsm Even
III Virginia 'acksonism is torpid and lifeless Here,
.re rreslaent mas done something to CRAFTY the
.e"oS OF state Rights in negativng the Maysvilla
pni: I'VE say nothing OF the West India Trade, for
""' ana'' oegins TO be better undersood) but even