Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

friends III Cocsi1u- 'tAt II rs now a,ccrtained tn
Il ce.trIu;y that re coanvi got Tho rutc OF tlat
state, yet they made pose OF is strength.
but they give him .hc vote of Louisiana. Indeed
they go lar 10 say they believe he i, The
choice Of tRIj9rTy Of tho yr,rie of tao United
States. :. See tro circular CT tbs Committee OF
Correspondence, FIABkIart.
Your friend, VIM. B. LEWIS.
A knowlcdgH cf the instruments and tools by
-;l'ch Gen. Jackson accomplished bic ambitious
purposes, is ~ the utmost importance TO u full
conception OF his profound and dcccit!ul charac-
ter. or al the Hish who surround his person,
pamJo- II his want snd ;mb Ia his vices,
Eis whims and his ambition, VIM 3. Lewis Is the
| most dangerous, sdbservicnt cnn unPTineip!ed
Their no tack too base, no situation mr. ofnce too
dishonoraSo FOR him. lie cen "Gr.se IN erch Lnay
aS 4, plsrsFt sIspi.sr." Vie can start the Sttss
e prescription against c:tizcs for Daring 10 thin.
and &c, for h;mrslf against "tao greatest and
hest" He can Puchas" over an cP5o'i'iHn "etss-
nGpe- ~ poe r'sc- sdrert, .HTosnt hcep Thomas
.;.lch- in GOOD hutnoe =, tickling tie vanity offs
weak Old -1,n; arran;n appointments IN d!asrent
state, to meet the -vi-.n-ics or Al impending
elestisn; md c-n conform HE family associations
II the ideas ef gs,';y entertained by Andre"
jackson Of feaai> character:
N..~rry, lTenn.) Cd Nov. 1924.
Dear sr:-I discover 10 your paper OF the Isl ul
timo, you have published ny letter OF tae 9Oth of
Sept. last. rather rrgr.t thr; not, how,ror, be-
cause PIE oa.st "a sIuis initiate every state
rent contsinSi in h- letter bot because il il
than Pro6abie snail get involved in an unpleasant
contreve.sy which Will oocas:oa ne good deal Of
trouble, A soon as tho letter reached hero, susr-
cion ofitc authorship sn,t,rd dn~n the. Some
fcio, bsseycr rifvibdisj q 10 Ir. E1icr IL
5s!ieucd faat n, or. had intimate Lne,cl.dgr
Of so,as cf the f15ts r1!s:sI eshs and nyssJ. I
think probable that of the PERSONS alluded
| TO may r1eke "A dash ri II had calculated
IT'S being Published, eouis hare orttcn j: in suck
. ray ~ to hooe Prsr-Rtsa 5u,pie;sn. shoui1
have taken 4 ~ sone pains with the style, which
in consoq renc. Of tho has,o in which it writ
ten, VIA vory careless and neyliCent.'
ffelnent applications have hecn made TO ne, to
know whether did not write the latter. | have
always r.'.i,ca ,!,,a TO II, ''Prn:sr" Iryou have
not already made a1ne knsnn tI.e writer, /
would rather you would not DO without first
hearing from either me or Mai E,ton. rhe Cra.o-
'orI gentry .sel quite uEerit and are Just
amazing re.c-n.
! The election commences here on the 5th insi.
There IS little division among the people, and
consequently th-re will be danger Of tre gcnr-
ras losing any Of the votcs sfth;s state aitf on gt
vote ny districts. We are verv anxious tn hear
fFon Ohio. Ii The genera! gets the Of that
s"fe' ! ih'nt t6o has h' is settled; and We have
s;rong hopes. Mr. Clay will he very hard run in
his own stat, even if Ohio -horia not GO for Gen.
JacAson; and if ~ toes. he will rot it is helieye.
get a vote IN Kentucky. | sec by the papers, the
members in favor of the ole have BEEN cI-c ed
IN the HiedEev;lle district in Georgia. Craw ford's
own r.ends here, have, al lasi yielded North Car
slinn Yours, respectfully,
WIN b. LEWIS.
.. SYMPTOM, ESQ.
II hr, been manifested, long since to tho coun-
try that Con. jackson and EiS friends n-tiga4d by
ambition end revenge, m1dc, they ,Tppo-ed, a
fatal and destructive >. the c!cc;aa IN ne Aouse
10 destroy Mr.. Gay, unds! the cry Of 6qr.Gia man.
GSs'"sn' ont intrigue. Combination is the great
secret Of modern politics, by which rise to
power bate thOir enoin!cs, and avoid proscrip-
| ton. If any justify such combinations it is
when public Sn1s ni.i,-e!f s,rttc-i-- on tho
PEecIp-e OF ruiz, 70 which ne has jesn driven b-
| the ruthless ambition of his rivals But without
discussing that que.tcn here, which properly be-
longs &c tic subsequent letter what shall be though.
81 zen JrcS4aa ard as Tsrts Eho endcG. cred, Nv
~~-y '"oae- n 'H-.- D1--c- 70 make u sirv. j.r
~ ~, '.hf'on' which they condemned in Mr. Clay?
o.. no r''y none OF the adverse members, none
o. TIE S:9-d cProsaL Cen lack son yvsud tor :,
;"'nen Iis;tn to any orertures from the friends ~
Eaton and jucEson-a!i standing aloof, and ex-
pressing the most sovereign contempt for the hero
Even little HclawHre then represented bv lewis
NcLane tho present secretary of the treasury pr.
TERED NJ eEectisn 10 such diSgrccefuI choice
That the disposition to make bargains and
combinations did exist in the mind of jack
son and ms friends, ennnet he doubted. The evil
dence OF Mr.. Buchanan this subject is eonclt.
sige; and who, while he convicted Gen. Jackson Of
violation Of ruth, also convicted him Of havin y
tacI'Iy agreed that he should oInd Mr. Claw on
the subject Of tle election in the house. In the
mind OF this writer doubt exists, that if Gen
jackson and lis friends could have procured an
ci-r'o6 n TIRE H9uSs, by the influence of Mr. Claws
NJ. Clay, a. rs her and sMcccssor, as he after
ter|ara: did Mr.. Calhoun, and e,bse1 uanily Mr.
Van BIraH Nothing bat Mr.. Claws coUririj7y of
the '7r' 2afcncy Of Jackson, and his want OF TEN
per !or the performance OF civil duties prevented
that result. The correspondence Of that time with
Eaton and his friends, has Proiucod this convic
ton; Their modification and anger at the result
/ confirmed the truth OF whs. is so fairly and yby
ous!y 10 be d-duccd from MIR. Bnoharan's tesIano
ny - Gil ~ t:o'n the .e.t"rs in tho possession of
t'g- writer. l. viii is reelected that no7c!ccy:og
In tho hoa,. would have made made Mr. Calhoun
President dc fT>'o, until the next Presidential el.c
ton. Suspicion ID been 1ciGd that Mr Calhoun.
friends Would seek 70 produce that result The
following letter from !. r. Eaton well merits al,
attentive pcru-al II ru,t 10 borno n mind in re-
viewing EltOn's rcasoring the probable result
tllt he cacu'Gi,d ii7t ir Cipys sfGtes coy3g
po,7'biY % Joy Nr. ddrms: and that he thouwht
aIr Clay would prefer 10 ccee.cc with Jackson,
a. ,lo western candidate, th2u either Crawford or
Atdns-bcCaus5 Jackson ,cas p1cdycd f1T sne
trim Of four years whereas the other candidates,
If elected, would serve eight With this rccel!ocG
on, let Us ssan Mr. Eaton'r letter.
WARRINGTON Cry, Sunday, l3th Dec 1874
Dear "lr:--tn your paper received to-day, tar-
cci7e an editorial remark that Calhoun and his
friends ii aseL to prDfucr jGilure in Tire Dy.-;F,,
NJ eisc'ion here, tia; hc n5y succscd. Your mfr
MINI is in error; IL is friend Who has inaIo the
communication. II Is ONLY necessary t1lt YOU ad
vert TO the existing state Of political fcsliny 80 b.
assured of lis VHfJaih. The ffis2d7 Of Nr Cyrs-
!ord, n il evident, would dislike Nr. Cnlhoun's ae-
Ca.sJon moro than either Jac145n or Adams The
friends Of the two latter arc too pr ,fn,..- rr5-r
cry circuw tanccg, to give way; Commemorative if
Mr.. Craw ford zhal. stand fast, Ohio Missouri and
Ee"fUcty, holding TIE bJ'o1ce, and Being uncorn
T7ittsf, b"cdvsc far Tr. Ci1Y, nan make The dec;
stoH. 3Grpose tuey 20 for CraW ford there is no
choice: suppose they 20 for Aaams--stil there il
tgt .r & Ff.4 . f.,.-