Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

| and glory.
The appeal of the Richmond Editor TO the pride OF
hentucky cannot uW not be lost upon her chivalro,,s
sons. Our State has Candidate for the Presidency
AS great III mind and illustrious in achievement n,
any, that ever held the regns of Government in this
or any other Country--one, whose the patriots
| OF South America and Greece cannot pronounce
without feeling their blood go ripping to their hearts
one IN short, who has gvcr impulse to the Ocean
OF rlnd winch VIII be felt forever through all bound
less depths. It is tn PRIDE the glory of Kentucky
that she has presented such to the nation and
Whatever may betide, she will stand by him the last
n dinner given to Judges Tucker and Parker nj
Winchester on Tuesday last, by the Members of the
Bar OF the superior Court for the Winchester District
Judge Philip ?. Barbour is aedged TO have declined
the Attorney Generalship Notwithstanding an interest
ing letter which the Hero doubt wrote him. aided by
the coaxing of our contemporary OF the Enquirer 4
very sensible thing his Honour which we take
tor having foreseen. He knows too WE'LL how many
blue beans make FIVE entanplc himself in The min
of crumbling Administration
was not Judge Tucker likewise invited to take the
station, and did not he decline? Is not Geo NJ Bibb
the Heros real preference, and would not he have a
the tender at first, but for two first that his
successor IN the Senate might be Clay man: second
lha 1t was doomed good policy TO strengthen the Ad-
nlnisratlon IN Virginia by the popularity of Judge
~. we shall not be surprised, if President Jackson
can prevail upon lawyer of emincnce to rsquc his
popularity and credit by taking service in the concern
at Washington.
THE Van Buren, folks in their superior deestation
ct Mr. Calhoun have actually taken the task of abus-
ing Notification off our hands! They denouncc it and
all its advocates in unmeasured terms, They who
twevcmonth ago-beforc the rupture between Messrs.
Calhoun & Van Buren-could not be brought to do more
than lisp gentle dissent from its doctrines! We find
since is their game to break down Mr. Calhoun that
Notification is dsful monster in their eyes, and in
their opinion, he (Mr Calhoun) the bottom of ALL
ltwould have told well for the independence of these
gentryour Contemporary and his squad of provincial
echoes-it they had at first joined us in denouncing
Nullficaton-when it really formdable-and not
have postponed their furious oppu gnaion until Nullif
cation dead and buried and when every body sees
their motive to be other than injury Mr. Calhoun
by eXaggerang the enormty of the doctrine and i'm
plying his participation III it. q
The Nashville Herald, establishes the fact beyond
question, that the President wrote letters enclosing
Prospectus of the Globe hs organ at Washington to
Tennessee, soliciting subscriptions! A worthy task
for the Chief Magistrate of the u. States!
MIR. CHILTON.-The Lexington Observer of June
says, ga letter from Mr.. Chitons District says that
Judging from present appearances, Mr. Chiffon will
ceive fire si1ths of the votes of the Districts that his
popularity is unbounded and that n change in public
sentiment almost equang this, has taken place in all
the lower part of the State"
The Indiana Republican says 'that the last mails
heavily laden with Jackson hand-bils from
Washington.) The packages are all directed to the
Post Masters, with request that they will circulate
them"
This request is equivalent to order. Disobedience
would be promptly punished by the Greatest and Best
with removal. 1t is thus that the Government inhu-
is perverted to the purpose of perpetuatng the
dynasty under which the nation groans.
FoR THE WIG
a mee,iAg OF our citizens being called to assem-
bic Tomorrow evening, at the Capitol, to receive
tie Report ut the Committee the subject of In
'ernai Improvement, is hereby respectfully sug-
gested that, in the mean TINE, they take io consdera
ton the calumiy which has befallen the inhabuants
of tevie, IN North Carolina order that they
may come prepared TO adopt, without further delay,
such measures as maSuppear best calculated to aid
in the relief of their immediate distresses.
y CITIZEN.
We regret 10 learn that Col JoHN DlcEINsoN, #
Bath county killed by his Overseer, on the 28th
ult The particulars are thus stated by the Fincas
tie Patriot:
On Saturday last Col. JouN Dickinson, Of Bath
,unfy, had alteration with an oyerseor about
horse. in which the latter gave Col. Dickinson the
iIe upon which be immediately advanced to strike
nln when the ovcr>sor struck him Il blow oD the
head with a hoe which he held his hand, and frac-
tured tbe skull. Mir. Dickinson died Sunday las .
We learn that The Overseer surrendered himself
immediately 10 Office # Justice.
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