Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

rue mahupefs OF INC JACKSON party, seem resolved
TO ascertain how far and with what impun:ty, they
can palier with the public understanding Not onlv
has the Administration violated every several plcdue
expressly given, or solcmnly implied, upon the hone
Of the fulfment OF which, it overthrow its predeccs
sort now virtually denies all obligation to abide By
those decisions popular will elected in the late con-
test and consecrated by the electoni 1925, eCon
summatc assurance to proclaim the opinion. that tho
President would declines re eec,ion Is this tho odo
in which the President executes the solemn dccI,ra
Ion made IN the late struggle, that he only desired
the Presidency for one term'-.ha tone term would
repair the injustice he had suffered from the House of
Representatives i'll 1925, and satisfy his ambition, Is
thus he proves the sincerity Of the Recommendation
IN hrs late message. to limit eligibility to one terml
1t Is evident that the President himself has author
lied the annunciation in the Globe. Tho c;rc,p,
stances we have mentioned, as well as the internal
evidence afforded by the articl,. ;tse,s ,.s,o,
doubt OF the fact. What then Is the world -
'"'nN Oh MS candor in declaring that he wished to
oe rresioent Uut for term? What of his sin
cer''y IN recommending to Congress, an amend
uie"' OF the Constitution, What of his eroui-
sue modeay, in proceeding to ANNOUNCE himself :,
candidate tor re-elecione in two months after , L.,
Noora'e recommendation, to amend that mr., of Nh.
constitution, which now permits him to do the ve,,,
thins he has advised against after all the repc,tcd
assurances OF his partizans and friends that he would
NOT wish re election? after all their and his of,e,
'P'eSSeu' soiemnly asseverated belief that il was
dangerous to elect the individual i.pice7 What
S"'' Is 10 be thought of it, except that the Hero
3 sS"P'rauded TO tn" galaxy of virtues which he no.
ore possessed, a moIeSfy all his own.
p'''' says the Globe: The proposed anne. dmon,
recommended by the Hero HIMSELF will mt anil
o"h' not to nHaence the public course of The pres
cent uht'i 1t becemes part of the Constitution -
no! Does not the Globe think the Pr.s;,,,r,
some obligation ofmoiesty, decnncv md sor, ,.,..
!" do'ue ny his own declared daas Of rinh,p f,o,,d
he SO eft'ctualy recommend tho c,,-s, h.
seu' ana prove his own sincerity in tn, adv;cn - b
"ro" It h'm'eh! Shall he d. nothing. hut
"' mus commanded by the Constutiono Will
assumes inc pia'n"st principles of honesty and sim
80 IVY oee"'Se lie does not find them eu1oin,d i, the
Constitutions - LUG
nu' why prosecute theme infinitely disros,;,,
OF expose lnslncerity and double d.aIipr ,,,o.. -
tue conduct of the President, We said j.; 1000
w'o'' 'dcASoh was canting about not wishinp n ho
4, 'es'ueNt out one tern-when the writer of tho
aaufess IN this city, Urging "rotation ~,
tendency opnrify, and by CONSEQUENCE nro
serve 'epubcah Institutions" aud praveIv ,,I,,,
''e people OF Virginia, (who had furnished SIS
Vi Fix PRESIDENTS, each Of whom lad sc,voa .;-,.
years. that 1t was dangerous for the Same,
twice President--we said III 1828 ,rd ,,
repeated 1t since, that it was nil cu,.,
designed to gull the multitude-tl,at :, ,y,,,,
on1t 81 At.
"' oe Tue Hrst to violate it, and that the,
~ wv SD as the v"ry instant of time, thew
" Inc procession. We pointed to the sinners NJ
INC Jackson address, containing this urgen, demand
.o' fo'a'lon' TINS ciamorous expression of Tho
'eaf Oh Danger from electing the Same ,,J;
Viuuai TWICE to the Presidency wa sbo,,,.,
lhat they We're almost to u man oAi.e ho,a.
So'Ae or whom had been from bovbooJ :. -,
age dependents on the public crib nevor ho,-i
KNOWN during their lives what it was 70 I,,,. ,;.,
quarterly pull upon the Treasury: we s.o,,,d a..
hese patriotic gentlemen, incumben,s of On I
81 years. had not the smallest idea OF enE,rciuo
ion upon themselves, from which it was fir r. re-
Lna' they were not entirely sincere in their on;ni
o. us exceeding yIrtue all this we showed W. -,
therefore, not disappointed at the Presidents noodo
enumeration OF being willing again to servo e ~
nation requires his services, nor at the o,e,srr,
Finred at his determination, or the ready za,1 -
hlm' now displayed by the vcry men, wlloi, I8oo l."
Jared 1t dangerous to elect tho sam, man t,r;,. =.
he Presidency. ''' ~
We cannot conclude this long article ,v;,ro,.
lotclng the manner in which Mr. Ri,ebie hail, a.
nhuncIatIon from the Globe. That ,emnr,oL1,,
onsls'eot person, (who was signer of the 1ocLaa1
ADDRESS in l82S) IS in ecstacies at the anounco,o
the Hero for second election He gavs.
OF PR EsTDENT JAcKsov
"The last Washington Globe" notices ,bo -.
opS TICKS OF tie opposition Prints in artemn;ro
axe an Impression that Gen jackson bos g,nIs 20
re, efec'aon-It also animadverts on the nnr
20 njustice OF giving the contemplated ameOSnoG,
tue Constitution retrospective efTectN"so an!
row out The present incumbsnt-Ybe f-;ouS % 70
", clay need not lay this faternp unet;on 80 OF
'uS; General Jackson will serve the nation .no!r
ana tue nation will call upon him to se,r gam
es MI Clay be assured Of these two f,c,s M
nehdment OF the Constitution will also nrohot1ine
l'P.au-out not so as to bar Gen Jaclison fy Oe
'-ciecuon' The States have n rich, to b; I" nn u
ces II they Pieose--and they will nleaso :, 'oI
ey VIII not adopt the amendment, So aS 70 ~