Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08

'nination to run again, most individually orov, IN,
ms trends can no longer say that al! his condnc :;
governed by ''cOAyiSteacy?" :"
| In his massage of 1890 he saws
in ORDER particularly that his (te Presidents, ,,,;,
ne may as lar as possible, be placed beyond the reach ~
any hIToperniuenceS; order That may arr,o,rh :,
solemn responsibilities of the highest Office IN ,bn 90 "e
ee people, urcomitled to other course than Inc
i.le oil constitutional duty and that the securities far III;
dependence may be rendered as stong as IN. a,, ms III
en- and the Weakness of its possessor will admit oanna, ,
earnestly invite your attention the promoting such an -
OF 'e constitution as will euder him ineligible after one
term of scrviC." e i "i0
who can look at this paragraph, after readiug tho
letter of President jackson to the members nf ho
pennsylvania legislature, without excain,uG of hin,
Fallen, FALLEN FAL LEN, from his high es,plr
At0gny Daily .4dv.
u Rumor from New York, speaks of the aeG,c
ton of large body Of the jackson party of the
city, headed by the Mercantile Advertiser and prob
ABLY the Evening Post and Standard. These papers
0efe JackSonan, but are nat Van Buren, The Cou-
rer o. Enquirer alone sus:ans his cause A letter
from high authority, IA member of Congress, Gives
1t as the opinion of the writer that Jarlsno i hahd
majority IN the Safe Of New York, ffty thousand
votes. FOR the first time, ii Is alledaed that Cal
houn party is forming in that State.
u Since the eXplosion," the Hero is represented
as being in peck of troubles, swearing (says the
Maryiander) and praying alternately, now damn in,
oaihoun and Duti' now entreating the Secretary to
help him cut of the scrape. The rejection of GER
tam rewarded Editors by the Senate, the reproof IN
regard to the Turkish mission, and the letter 10 Gen
hupps are not calculated to rnollfy his t,orbIee
u The case of Mr.. James w. Marshall was eS-
ahmed on Saturday, and he remanded for a trial bv
the Country An application to be admitted to hail.
was rejected by the Court. Counsel for the Com
noh"eath' Joseph Mayo, Esq.-for Mr. Marshall.
Chapman Johnson and James NJ. Wickham. Esnrs.
HE RICHMOND ENoUtRER.-Our readers are
aware that on Thursday and Friday last, the mails
containing the New York papers were not received
III this city 1t was, however, we'll known that the
packet Silas Richards had arrived and news Inv her
was anXlousy looked for. Under these circumstances
we were fortunate enough to obtain q commercial
letter OF much interest which we published on Fri
Gay morning. On Saturday, the same letter was
published IN the inquirer, with the following pream
Die; The following extract ola letter was received
IN this City on Thursday, by express from Philadel-
''Phla." On the same morning, the same letter an
peared in the Compiler, with the following prefix
. We have sought for correspondence from the
"North by yesterdays mail, but we have been una
"bie TO obtain any letters. The toilopng aopeared
IN yesterday mornings WAig."-We have pu, IN
italics that portion of the Editorial of the Conper
to which we wish to draw particular attention II is
well known fact, that these papers the ENQUIRER
and Compiler have the same Editor. yYhv then this
difference Our only motive for noticing such mean
ness is to draw the public attention TO the descrin
ton OF opposition we have to encounter from that
quarter.
4 " We are authorised to announce that JNO. SI.
Bolts, Esq. will be Candidate to represent Hen
rico county in the next House of Delegates.