Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30

ah not disposed to cloud the lustre OF the Geuel
reputation, or 10 pluck leaf from the wreath which
aaotns his enlightened brow: on the contrary, feel
great personal kindness for him, and sympathy for
ms situation. But, to support an administration that
"a "aNerlhg with weakness, thu: has been source
" hort1cain, confusion, and di cord, at homc ard
contempt and ridcule abroad, is what cannot be
pcc'ea from independent free men. Our national
honour and dignity Mt home, las been neglected aud
o"seu. and our standing us nation abroad, has
o.c" eheapcncd to baStnpss-and VIII you fellow
ci'zchs, Consent to elect representative to Con
aess who will tell you, that Gen. Jackson sthe most
worthy man To fill the tfkcc # Preedcrt of the U.
o'a'es that lie alone, unite conicdrracy and
preserve the Unlon' Fellow citizens, look to cunse
quehcs already OccasI0ned by his election, the
state OF the Cabinet atLhs Time, and the ccmmotIoD
winch that has produced. aud then reflect the
consequence his c'ectiop II the people
lost To their interest aud their national charac-
Ter, rs to furih the nsd project of the election
VI JACKSON You will hAd thai storm which has been
so long lowering the firmaner,t, and which
ciouded our political horizon, must burst upon
WIN all Is Threatening fury-no cPcumst aucc
assPate lis violence aeviu the shock. but every
breeze will be calculated to knd,c fierceness
Ian you Fellow Citizens, " hen the evil day Is at
mana when vengeance and rc;ribu,ons arr aIiLg
you In the c., " you be- sn nnwse consent
10 r. elect Gen. jackson, ecct 10 any impo,
,ru's; man whose ch'ei claim upon the people, is
o1sed upon his support Of hackson's r.-eiecIon.-
am personally friendly vi ii ali the candidates Tor
District, and respect each of them most highly
ihey are all highly respectable, honourablc gentle
election OF
thcr, # the Pretensons of Mr.. Hill will he noticed
oy the Dist:ict,-nnd il handsome talents "a capacity
for business, known fidelity and political iirmness
critically mural and rirAo1s d-portnent can have
any weight with rejecting pc PIE, ! cannot doubt
but that Mr.. Hill will be taken up by the Distr ct
and every effIrt used to further his ell ciron.
ONE OF THE DISTRICT.
From the New York Evening Journal Of juno p
hVd'rs at Wdshington.-It can hardly be necessary
TO mako extensive annotaons upon the detachable spe
rmRd aud nf. IL
which We yesterday presented in the CORRESPONDENCE
between two of the late of President acksons
cabinet proper" who ''cNnc in unit" and went
out as romtf. Every unbribed and considerable SUD-
porter of tho administration will ponder these epstles
"l'tah'' with greet and shame; will clay his hand upon
his mouth and his mouth the dust and cry nc,eap
uhciean; and on preparing his original anticpations
touching the new dynasty with the actual results thus
.ar developed will hang down his head and blush to
10 own himself a free American citizen.
1t has been said that Jacksons popularity could sa,d
any th'ng 1T it can ouilve the disgracefi1l munmerv
&pich MI, hgham APPLY characteristics 'sforce now
praying before the nation it certainly can sustain
quakes tornados, avalanches and volcanoes The ey
tent OF Its ability to withstand the contempt of honest
and the reproaehes of Disguised world is
iiioeeu now IN full course of experiment. IJpon the
strength OF his military reputation-upon the force of
generous gratitude and patriotic admiration of his he
M services al New Orleans, much if not all reliance
Is placed And upon this grand string do those oar
FANS mean chiefly to harp who look only to his
LOT the preservation o. their contiguty to the pub
Tic chest Consequently secure that most r,venonsJr
oesaoie event, every conceivable will be resor
ed TO- The corrupted and pensoned presses-hired bv
amt OF Offices bestowed their conductors or bv
oage vouchsated through executive favor-it must he
expected will put forth every effort to BRING abont ~
so vitay dear to their pocuniary interests: the re-
"a " 'ho administration the posscssors of unmerit
~ ana places OF unearned emoumcnt will
naturally struggle to the utmost of their strength and
o'y-hot sparing great proportion of their incomes
IN the sacrihcc-to induce the continued .n;ovn.nt
ili-goten distinctions and advantages and fn,IJ al
influence OF the Government Newfoundland III -,
uuheo' eHtianeous and incalculable powers throngh
1 IfIOatr
Will be actively set in motion for the securitr Of
sent ascendency. With this formidable array of ,c;5
80. 80 WIN the present dominant party conc
INTO tne ned' pushed on by hungry desperation nm
Precedented, determined maintain and nernetust
every hazard, their political dominion ' i"
Chdcr these circumstances, will tho honast ,or,;o g
the people of the United Stateg-win IN. r "
classes, who look only their own aboura for $500.
ana 10 the characters which they shall be able to main;
ln for inc prosperity of their ofspring-wil the d,o
cracy OF the land, who cherish vcnerat;on for az NV
iy oi our institutions, and hope for the transmissop
OF our lmmunitios and blessings to coming ages with an
oqua regard to the memories of those who or,;naT
established and consented them:-wil these eeIay
OF our national community ask, suffer such abnses
and abomnations to exist, beyond the rredeemable nr
years lease now held by the perpetrators? We cannot
believe it. 'aiiiio'
Without regard them the claims of any u,Diran, to
the tarryng investigate the nro
entons usged by the personal adherents of this or
faVoTiteWithout bestowing thought As To the par;o
lar individual that should succeed Andrew Jackson
not 'he iunesS o. time arrived when tho really honest
and patriotic should strike FOR PR1Hcrp1r7 H. tL
moment not come, when the various orders of noc;a
called sneerngly by the dominant faction the "odds n
ends OF Partles-who agree least in the neccsst f
eVelng TINS mountain of corruption which nov, nnnre
ses our rePubilc-has it not come, that thew sbouId -
III he the removal or so monsrous ansexcrescenca7 %
Hhat may result-Iet whoeves may succced-;t cer,a;
~ can no longer remain matter of doubt that the -
TIC good demands the thorough extrpation of this H.
Tuctive wen upon tho body polite The frs, ssn -
wards Reform, IL the removal ofexEtinp evils r. ,tS
end at least, let all men of integrity unite Pull d.
o rotten edit'ce, md then procesd to build anc,v rs
such materials as may be at hand. OF one TIM, "a
may Dc assured-ihere can be possible chance OF h
shutting Ioore weak, rcketty, ridiculous and mi;
cmeVous system, than that which is exhibited h., th
present administration Personal partialities ,n6 -
interests should be cast cheerfully upon the ,l,ar
floIsrn' Our country's salvation il at stake. I'D -
cannot doubt that the WORKING MES--the onIr ,r,. ~
n0erdey eItant-cherish as high regard for the bo,
the interests, and the future welfare of our beloved
Peoc az can possibly be entertained by any Other c
OF cItIen'' Nor can suppose that this vast bod ~
,b men WI, ho'tate' at any sacrifice, to rally around
men countFyS banner, lift up the mighty arm Which
ehaii hrst crush political imposition and then aid - %
eS'aohshment OF happier state ofthings
ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE HONOR
JACK DOWNING
-, From the Portland Coyr;>r
~ "AsHtNGToS Cry, May 3Oth 1891
80 90. oHana Courier, II ii gets there arm, y
a't IN me State Of Maine, be cent to Ircc JosJ
LOiDHNHg, DyrujUOsriyJ.