Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Colonel was 10 have furnished himself by agree.
mont which have doubt no would have done
if it had been in his power. Mr.. Eaton and my
cclf supposed that $500, III addition to what had
been paid you, would in all probability, relieve vou
regret very mach that disappointment in this
business should have occurred. The Generals
friends here, can assure yoW, FEEL. GREAT INTER
EST ~ YOUR EsrABLIsuuENr, audit gives them much
pain to learn that situation is embarrassing
will try whether any thing more can be done Tor
YOU; and if there can will advise you OF it in few
days. These things generally fall on Il few, and
generally speaking on those least able To bear them.
The old mans friends here although the most of
them are in Independent circumstances, hare not
much spare cash. Some Of hem have however, con-
trbuted pretty literally they willing do still
more. If subscription paper was opened hun
drcds and thousands %: dollars might be raised; Bur
AS IS a SUBJECT THAT WOULD NOT TALKED
OF, hare confined the thing to a fc,c confdcn-
tiai friends.
In the time, will write 10 Mr.. Eaton, and
some other friends in Congress, and urge the neccs.
sity IN POLITICAL POINT Of uictc of sustaining your
press. IT WILL FOR OBSERVER TO GO
DOWN. There is just much necessity for exerton
now, as there ever has been. THE MUST
ne ARousED-rnE MEMBERS or CONGRESS- MUST be
kept TO the track. Corruption and intrigue are the
order of the day; and the birthright of the people
will be sold, unless the Press is held SIN TERRo-
RUN" over the Peoples servants.
rejoice from the bottom of my heart, that SIR
Hail. has been shut out of the House He will
be consigned to the sgions Of the politicaI dam
ned. have doubt but that he will exert his ntlu
cncc against the General, but it will avail nothing
The West # am not mistaken, will present All
undivided phalanx in favor of The old Hero. CLAW
cannot INDUCE the delegation from kentucky TO
vote against hint Scott from Missouri, will not;
FOR tie General il in reality, the first choice of his
Statc-thc electors of that State have voted for
thc General as Woo President, which speaks thcrr
feeling upon this subject. Cook has pleducd him
self, to his constituents TO vote for tho man who
should get majority of the electoral votes in Hi
noS The General MUST be the nert President
CONGRESS OARS NOT gice ii to any other He is be-
coming every day more popular with the people
L hey had no idea of his strength until now, and
hundreds, nay thousands, voted against him. be-
cause they did not beierc he stood anu chance to be
elected and still more staid at home, because they
thought 1t was useless TO GO To the polls.
Let mo repeat TO you again that you tpiH not be
forgotten or orerlookea by the Generals friends.
ours sincerely, w p LEWIS
T. S.-tRAwFoRDs friends canno, believe he stands
any chance of success. have ub they feel prrrtv
sore On OUGHT To RE POURED BY THE
FRIENDS JACKSON; with States that support him,
we may It'd defiance to the Yankee nation The mail
/, about closing write in haste, fear scarcely leg
lille
The mail closed l. fore could ge, TO the office ard
ms letter has therefore been detained the Al
though badly written have not time To copv it.
The letter pmhs ed in your vaper OF the 3D. inst
from 'Gallain, Tennessee written Ivy very respecta
ole EpisropaIam clergyman by the name oi.Iall He
from New York for the purpose ofesabl sup
aud oganZng BIBLE SoCiErrE- an TIE JFesern counfyy
was with hun AT General jackson's at the time he a
i"des 10, and heard him preach in the Log Cabin Of
which lac speaks The General and his neighhors have
put up s''ce. "a han2isonc hrck church on his nds
w Is. l..
anticipate ie question which the reader will here ask
wiy no abandon psrly corrupt at the time?" As
soon as this was pracrcahe-in 1872 l. this writer did
attempt to secede from Jackson and rally upon Gov
CLIFTON, bu, was oveuued by friends, and borne down
W iic'"n AL ihis VIII apnear in thor appropriate
pace STEPHEN SIMPSON.
HAarLToS, Oc.o err %, 1881.