Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07

WAXING WARx.-A meeting was called, in the
Philadelphia Inquirer, of the friends of General
Jackson, for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to Convention to be held in Pennsylvania, for
nominating electors of President on the sth of
January next, and also to appoint Delegates to
Convention to be held in Baltimore for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Vice President
The Inquirer describes the result in the following
terms:-
"PUBLTc MEETISG.-A scene of riot and confu
sion toek place at the public meeting last night
which has no parallel in the annals of this orderly
and enlightened city. II will be remembered that
the meeting called with reference to the Eirhth
OF January Convention, and the National Conven-
ton at Baltimore, for the purpose of nominating a
VICE President. None but those friendly to these
measures were invited, and of course none others
were expected. On the contrary, however, the
lngham and Wolf party there in BODY
headed by Joel b. Sutherland, in person. surround
ed by his satellites and partizaHs, and ripe for
tumult, confusion and riot. Judge King, in person
was also in the imm ediato neighbourhood of the
meeting, standing outside the Court Room, and
urging, no doubt, as far position permitted, his
minions who in attendance David s. Has
singer also IN person, mingled with the neisy as
semblagc, and took part in the discreditabie pro-
ceedings.
"Thc sincere friends of the Preside nt-the re-
spectacle citizens of this communicative individ
uals who called the meeting, and those who in
lcUueu 10 take part IN It's uGllDcTatOnS-SaW, with
disgust AID modification, the character and objects
Of those who came in the train of Sutherland and
Hing, and either withdrew from the noisy assem-
bly,, or were mute spectators of the dscredtablo
conduct of those who actors"
The Sentinel gives the following brief para
graph
''WoRrHY OF NorE!-It should be borne in mind
by the friends and foes Of George Wolf, that the
calls for the county meeting, whose proceedings
we publish, addressed TO the democrats friend
ty4o ANDREW JACKSON: and that nothing was said
IA reference to the friends of any candidate for
Crovcrnor.-AU Jackson men lcere calLed 7pifhouf
regard to preference as to governor. What is the
resulp One unanimous voice for Jackson and for
Wolf. Alas! the poor Inquirer"
If these pure patriots get well to logperheads.
as every day renders more probable Jacks onism is
done up in Pennsylvania. We extract the follow
ing from the Baltimore Patriot, as throwing still
further light on the disscnions of tie Democratic
party We expect shortly some soothing strains
from our ncighbor, such he was wont to use.
ere the Washington Telegraph had fairly broken
ground against the General Government If is
worthy Of special note, this Jacksonism of Mr..
mohon Such is in fact the opinions and princi
pies OF aine tenths of the party in Pennsylvania.
we should be glad tolearn what principle Virginia
holds in ommen wild, them
NSYLVANIA-The special election. -
supply the vacancy in the Pennsylvania delegation
IN Congress, occasioned by the death Of Mr. RaY.
say las already produced the breaking up of some
ancient associations. Even editorial "housobolds
nave divided against Themselves" on tho question
OF his successor. Gen. McMoy has been nomina
TED as the thoroughbred Jackson candidate. While
. ~ Mahon, Esq. is strongly in the field as vo;
unteer He is also a jackson man. but h. No.;
SEES to support the tariff, internal Improvement.
Ahe Bank of the United States, &C. and conss,
quentiy, though 'Jackson man." win opposs all
tne leading measures Of the President. In this
state OF things the senior editors Of tho two Jack
son papers printed in Carlisle, have respectively
declared their preference for DR. Mahon; while the
JUNIORS adhere to the Thoroughbred candidate