Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

III his disappointment. 1t was never heard NOR ,,
giHed here, we are confident that Mr. CoIIour
expected contriyed for, nomination of tho
General Assembly, and til as disinoenuo,s to i'm,
pUte That expectation to him, it is il!orIca t
Guide that not receiving 1t, be is therefore in had
oHour with the Representatives OF the People bero
The time for actioH, even if action were intended
e"s not come. Meanwhile, Mr. Calhoun WINS ro
celved with marked ard fattering distinction. He
made vivid impression. No dinner to him was
given because Us far know or believe. no dim
ner was attempted. Had been attempted it rni,rh,
or might not have succeeded. Others ram he.t,r
decide than We
| We take leave to dopJt, whether Mr Calhoan
made declaration of A.s intention 10 support Gen.
jackson. He may not resist his election-he ma
acquiesce IN the course of events, without atteDp
ing one way or the ether, to influence them-but as
patriot and ma" # honor it is impossible that he
can have declared his purpose of supporting man
Tor the Presidency of whom he has written. aea,ns
whom he has proved, such thing4-who, he sue
cessluiiy shows, is mere of a wax in Van R,
rem nngers--who, he solmnly sfirms is the VIC,
TIM of POLITICAL INTRIGUE! This i
lmPosSibe--or if possible, John c. Calhoun declares
himself politician without principlc--a statesman
VINO regards his own interests ONLY If this he so
he has driven and cnched the last nail in his no),i
cal coffin. We repeat however, our s,rono persuo.
sion ttet 'otat he did say has been ved or
mmsrcpresented. Here follows the Pean from the
! Globe ~ ''ic
rcoMMUNIcArED.7
The PLOT of ''six weeks elaboration . is fn,1I, do
yeIoped, and foiIed. The publication of Mr. Cal
nouns pamphlet was rel timed The cxcltement
1t was expected to produce Virginia. might be
at its zenith about the adjournment Of Cosn@ros
Leo
tAe eve OF adjournment about ihe same time piohI
De induced to act preciptately upon The first i'm,
p'es5'ons OF the book-a union of Mr. C's per
sonal friends with the Opposition in the Teojsature
might over persuade majority of tlat body To
nominate Mr.. Calhoun for the Presidency; and
great trihmphal dinner given to Mr.. Calhoun bv
me members OF the Legislature on his passing
through Richmond, might 90 far to progresses the
State, and supplant General Jackson in the aec-l
lions OF the people. But it has all turned out TO be
hairbralned delusioR. The resolutions to nominate
ME calhoun were only thought of to be abandonnd
by his adherents as idle and ridiculous excess
lty; and Mr. Calhoun has passed through Richmond
receiving the civIitles, which her citizens are ALWAYS
ready to bestow upon strangers, but without bcino
oHerea the .honors OF trumPhal feast. That the
nomanqtton tor the Presidency, be followed bv
Jesueat ceiebration on his passing through Rich
mond IT not anticipated by Mr. Calhoun. himself, were
at least ardently desired Ey his adherents tbara
can be no dnub OF, reading the followib extracts
winch have been ladustriously circulated by the
Opposition prints, TO aid in ACCOMPLISHING the wish
va PIounce an erect that should be tantamount to
II on the public mind. Bur Virginia vet stands
i iirm TO the true ialth and Mr. Calhoun proftiug
~ Ine fepTooI, mas lett Richmond with the under
standing That he Will support Gen Jackson"
u linus speaks Mr.. Van Buren's organ at New
York of the Calhoun conspiracy"
.sVocr or rny WEST on r,1 C,,y,o.r Co...n,,. =,
have already mentioned that every repub,can paer m ,b
middle and northern states friendly TO Andrew Jatkson' re-
election mas ueqrY"cey condemned the publication
o of south s %, ms attack On ie Ptesden In the south
Carolina stTonp naItv ] we same ana even IN south
Of Jackson strong voice Of the eai We' b no
10 in Three leading democratic Jackson papers m Ohio
rave Deen Uapnons IN condcmnng Mr. Cahouns comys,
Of Feb @ ih we ave seen The Louisville Public Advertiser
caly Mr. Calhoun and the NuiVsr Th i VrG,'iy2
follow. Indeed Mr. Calhoun is ony defended by Ibe ~ & ~
and their motives doing SO may easily OWNED"
Inc MaryIander classes JacksouiSm, thus: The
Calhoun Jackson en-tbe Van Bnreo Iocl.so,,,o
and the real jackson JocI.cr MON,
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III is co"%'"'"eFaied ca?hcily, this beautiful mon
ster, IS yciept he Republican Parry!
As a not inapproprlate con,n,e,,Iary -, En-, -,
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