Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20

Monday evening, Tho Both inst for to - ,
newly organizing the National Repubiicap as ~
this city. party IN
that this Convention shall have nov,,r a. -, .
own vacancies, if any shall happen respect up rs
to the wards in which they occur and that thns au
thus formed shall be, and remain for the nroscnt 10y
representative of the party in the City cf Ralt;n,'
That the said Convention, out of their own numb
or from the citizens at large shall forthwith nnnot
ac'ihg or Central Committee of seven persons IN -
general charge the business and interest of the mr.
w as nerotofore-the members of the Committee bein
CT %, 2p'c,o members of the Convention. e
that the said Convention, in due season sholI nom
IL VI cause to be nominated, for the appreciation of
S .aona Republicans of tbs City, one person as
cahodate to represent in the Coliepe TO elect 60,
ator OF Maryland, and two persons os cond;dot.
represent us IN the House of Delegates W
pov;ds for tha shall also take charge of and
I.o .or tne accommodation of the NATJONhT
CONVENTION proposed to be held in this C;,, =.
december next, and take that this Congress;ori
Dls'rct DO represented therein aud also adont such
measures shall appear Just and expedient u; sucn
to the election of members of the next COMPRESS f @
| United States. Vi u'e
LUKE TIERNAN, Chairman
JAMES HARwoop, Secretary
From the Frederiekto,rn Herald.
NEW WINK IN OLD BOTTLES" This is tho c,n,;o, 20
an article from the pen of Samuel n Jenks &C. az ~.
WITTY and intelligent editor fthc NJ Y ssEyennp To-
MAJ. commenting upon the appointment of E,dwor5
Livingston, esq as secretary of state we do No. Co.
with MT. jerks as to the ability Mr. to
.ne sIduous duties of his appointment-for
is as credulous as child, could be led IN h,;exe
that 1.-THE moon IS made of green cheese, if Il y,os th
WISH OF Mr. Van Buren, that the sster of the n;gbf,
should be regarded as composed of "curds and cream
lie has also boxed all points of political compnss Rn,
ne is branded with, the odum which is attached to
Pn0fc detduLter, "and however specious NAV no IT,
dPoiogies winch made for his oS
tne Puohc fundst is certainly beautiful commentas,
upon the reform which promised in ferreting ont
as 1t was said, the leeches ,ohich had drained ,6 h
purse to appoint to the highest Office within Tho &c,
OF the president, individual ,cho vas the
Jdutter on the books Of the treasury since the foyo,o
of the constitution. '"
The people will recollect what a rout vvas ,,od.
ABOUT the over-payment of some few dollars IN s;c,
clerks under the administration of Mr. Adams, and
the 'defalcation" of the venerable Mr. Nourae to
whom the government is indebted, as appears bv tho
late decision of the district court upwards ne f,s
thousand dollars! Jacksons "refornn is like tho nesb.p
OF the law,big rogues generally break through hnt
'he iittie ones are sometimes caught.
Governor Poindcrter.We are credbly informed ,ba.
this gentleman, in reply to letter from gentleman in
Vcksburg mississippi stated that regard was paid bv
the President to the opinions of ,h
Senators from any of the States in appointments to Office
that no application was successful unless were made
by counting the favor of such men as VIM b. Lewis
Amos Kendall and John H. Euton. We are also inform
cd that Senator Pondexter is longer regarded no h
longing to the Jackson Party-Louisuilie Journal
The growing popularity of Mr.. CLAY assures us of his
election to the presidency in 1892 Pennsylvania IL fast
preparing to assume political attitude which will reey
ner from the thraldom of Jacksonism Many who wero
e last trends ofthe Hero of New Orleans discov
cred their errors and determined to their
steps We do not speak unadvisedly when we state that
MS popularity civil magistrate is fast sinking in or
native state And why should it be? Let the Dnfr{
oe and candid answer and certain thew will acr
vain US Berhs g. SehuykU Journal.