Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-28

The managers of the jackson parry seem resolved
TO ascertain how far and with what impun:ty, they
can palier with the public understanding Not only
hasthe Administration violated every several pledge
expressly given, solemny implied, upon the hone
OF the fulflment of which, it overthrow it's predcccs-
SOFT now virtually denies all obligation 10 abide by
those decisions of popular will elected in the late con-
tes, and consecratedb by the election in 1921 Soon
sunmate assurance" to proclaim tho opinion that the
PRESIDENT would decline re election Is this tho mode
in winch the PRESIDENT executes the solemn declara
ION mace IN tue late struggle, that he only desired
the fre>Hc"cy Tor ONE term'-tha tone term would
repair Tie injustice he had sulscd from The House of
representatives IN 1925 aud satisfy his ambition? Is
thus he proves the sacerity of the recommendation
i" ms late message, To LIMIT eligibility to one tern,
Is CIV dent that The President himself has autheI-
ized the annunciation i'm the Globe The cirrup,
S'oh'es we have mentioned, as well as the internal
evidence afforded by the article ;tso,f ,.,,,., -,
douut OF the fact. What then is the world n
'"'hK OF hrs candor in declaring tina, he wished 10
ne PRESIDENT but for term! What of his 81,
ees'ty IN recommending to Congress, an amend
ment OF the Constitution? What of his ,ro,6-
voc "'ooeSfy' III proceeding Ia announce himself Il
candidate for reelection, in two months pflcr d,
o''a'e recommendation, to amend that part of the
C'"S'' u''oh' which now permits him to do the very
'"'ns ne has advised against after all tn, repentcd
OF his par,zans and friends ,a, he would
not WISH re election? after all their and his often
expressed, solemnly asseverated belief tina, !, was
dangerous to elect the same individual irjce, Nybc,
we say IS 10 be thought of it, except that the ucr,
mas superndded to the GALAXY OF virtues which he bc
ore possessed, modesy all his own,
But, says the Globe: The brnposed ana Ir,o,,
recommended by the Hero hrnseln will No, ,,J
ought not TO influence the public course of tho pre;
Gent until 1t becomes part OF tho C,ns.;,,,io, -
no. Does not the Globe think he Pre,iden, r,ao,
some obligation OF moiessy decsnrv, and self
10 ABIDE by his own declared IDEAS of r,rhs ,.oI5
tie so ei'hc'uais recommend the course he has atyi
Seu' ana prove his own sincerity III the alric, Z. h
acting upon it hm5eIf' Shall he d. no,b,nr b,,.
"ha' ne hnds commanded by til, Cons tuition, VIII
"S "'Smss the planHst principles of hon,s,y and sim
ce''y because he does not find them en- ,ined il tho
Constitution:
But why prosecute theme infinitely dj,,us,;o,
OF expose 'ns'nceTity and double dealing patent on
The conduct Of the President? We sad in ro,c
wen JACKSON was canting about not wishing TO be
president but one term-whcn the writer or ,,,
auuresS IN this city, was urging "rn,a,iun rs
having tend'"cy to purify, and by Consequence nrc
serve Republican Institutions" and rrayeIv ,olr
the people OF Virginia, lwho had furnished f,- 90,
o' SIX PRESIDENTS, each of whom had scryod ,;..t
years. That 1t was dangerous for the same c,, -, -
twice Pres'deut--wc said III 1923. and ~. b,,. -, -
repeated It since tina, it was all e,nn,y WITT.
designed to gull the multitude that !, ,yn,I, -,
followed IN practice, and that the ver, mon v,ho
IT, would be the first to violate il and ,h., .r.
meant to do so, at tn very instant Of tim, 49,.
made the profession. We pointed +, tho ,;,,,e., =.
Tie Jackson address, Containing this urgent d.n,rd
Io' rotation this clamorous expression oc Pho
'c"F OF G""Ssr from eccting the sum, md
''"'@' Twice. to the Presidency We sb,vv.J
'"a' 'Hey were almost to man Off C r,o'Ja,,
some OF whom had been from boyhooJ :, ola
age dcpendlntS on the public crib, nevsr h,,;,.-
Known during their lives, what !, wa; 70 I,,., ;,t
quarterly pull upon the Treasury: we> s',o,.,,
these patriotic gentlemen, incum5en,s off, ,,
80 years, had not the smallest idea Of enf,ofr,.
ton upon themseyes. from which il va. fair
that they were not entirely sincere in their
Of exceeding virtue all this We showed w..
therefore, not disappointed At tho Prc,,d.r,,.
annunclatlon of being willing again to servo - -.
n
Vlnced at his deterinnltioh or the ready zeal - 49,,
him, nov displayed by the csry men. ,yhoi 1907 :.
cared 1t dangerous to elect the same man i,;ee +,
the Presidency.
we cannot conclude this long article, yi,bcr.
noticing the manner in which Mr. Ritcbio bo;,, 81
anHunclaton from the Globe. That remark,bI.
consistent person. ("ho was a Hsacr Of the Toc,soy
Address III l323) IS IN ccstacies a. the ann,,ci,;
Of the Hero for second election lie s,ys.
IRE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT r, C,t,s,r,,.
"The last Washington "Globen notice. ,ia -.
aonS trickS OF the opposition Prints in atfemn,i.
make an impression that Gen. jackson bas ~ ~
re ettc'Dn.-lt also anImddvcrls on he irnnr
ana iiJus'Icc OF giving the Contemplated orneIy
OF tue Constitution retrospective cfFact-sn -" ~
.hrow out the present Observation-Disclosures r-;,g ~ 70
l Gay need not lay this naering unction ro ,Lei.
Souls General Jackson will serve the na,ia a ,'s;,
-and tue nation viii call upon him TO serve ,L an
net MI. LAY be assured Of these two ,sTbc
amendment Of the Constitution will also n,ohIT ~
1uoPscd-Dut not 80 as 10 bar Gen Jackson Cy'o
recollection. The States have a rich, -, ii: I'm n