Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
TOT He PtnnSyironia Inquirer.

IRON the Pennsylvania Inguirer
There VIII be no JGcs son ticket so called nom
mated in the city Of Philadelphia at the next elect
ion. See you ought in this? They will scarcely
vonture to rally under the name OF jackson i'm tho
county: 30 much Tor the changes in public OPT
Mon. And yet the Globe, the Richmond ENQUIRER
the Albany Argus, and Il few such presses assevc
rate that the "Hcio is stronger than ever! We
shall Sec
The Veto has been circulated through the
country, and ii has reused up a spirit of opposi-
ton TO the present administration, that cannot
be aliaycd or satisfied, but with change i'm the
Executive of the General Government. From
all parts of the State we hear of seccssions decd-
Ell and importaut-chanGes as well among the
la,hers OF our democracy as among their sons,
whose, future fortunes are in great mea-
sure identified with the future destnies of the
S'ate-changcs as well among the farmers and
mechanics of the commonwealth as among IT'S
WORKING men, storekecpers, and merchants :.
Nonc ou' tne trading politicians, the mad zeal0ts
una me oilicc-ho!dcrS, still cling TO Jackson
Ihcy would cling TO hiip with equal peftinacity
IL ne should declare hunseT dictator or monarch
These however, constitute but Il mcagre mino-
rly oil ehe voters OF the State-a State Fortunate
ly Tor the crisis, where violence cannot be render
Ell paramount to virtue, or overcome intelligence
"a State. where the clamours course abuse.and
coward, because unanswered, personalities of
Tue c4ice: holders, carry with them their own ans.
, ,'a9'e' and weaken rather than strengthen the:
bad cause attempted 90 be sustained through the
agency OF such vile weapons
g. =
10 our friends III the anterior of Pennsylvania :,
10 inc friends OF the country and its vauablu2
institutions thronghout the United States, we
say-"Be of good cheer" We have v,,'chcd
the progress of public opinion closely-we'bavc
marked the tone of our public journals with an
| eye OF caution and scrutinv-wc have conyersed
with many intelligent persons from the interior
ana our solemn conviction is that Andrew Jack
son cannot, at the next election, receive the cleo
tora vote of Pennsylvania! Let all the States
which are considered doubtful or where the
nichuS Oh Tie country, and of correct principles
nave grown tmid and inactive, arouse them
serves to the struggle-let them imbibe and act
under the spirit which il is evident peryades the
bosoms OF a majority of our citizens, and all will
indeed be well. The crisis has arrived when
every man should speak out and act MS one
VINO mas an important stake in the dcstinies of
| 'nis great ana growing republic. The humbes,
OF us should at this emergency take some in
erest IN the political questions of the day: for if
| the present incumbent is reelected and throuoh
| the influence of this State his reelection will
not only involve the destruction of the Supreme
Court-the abandonment of the principle of pro-
| lection TO our manufacturers and the nufca-
uon OF the Scnate-but it will bring disaster ur-
on Pennsylvania, and render us degraded in the
| eyes OF our brethren throughout the Union
HUZZA FOR THE "EMERALD ISLEm
from me Pennsylvania Inquirer Juiy 81.
l"o THOUSAND SECEDERS FROM JACK
SONISM
we understand that the signatures of two thou
sahd lrish.icn, who naturalizcd American ci,i-
Zcns' have already been obtained 10 the call for n
pubic meeting III opposition TO the reelection of
Andrew Jackson, to be held in few DAYS in the
State House yard. We are further informed that
all these gentlemen, with the exception of about
ten, were, at the last Presidential election strenu
Gus supporters of Jackson and that these ten took
no active part IN the politics of the times. Whom
changes to this extent have taken place in n single
cHy and county, may not be Justly sanguine
with regard to the next Presidential contest in
pennsylvania We shall insert the call, with the
names annexed, as the whole can be nut
INTO type. We glad to sec upon the lists tbe
boldly written signatures of many of the most pa
tuotlc and enlightened citizens of this community
several OF whom formerly recognized as
among the most active and efficient leaders of the
Jackson party. "lchahod, the glory has departed
from thy house :"
! OHIO
letter from Cincinnati says:--"The Veto Mes
sage has been received here with all tho indigna-
ton 1t SO richly merits Some of the most respect
able and intelligent of those who formerly and
indeed till the Veto came were among his warm
supporters, have openly abandoned the concern
ne same is the case at Louisville. The changes
are not confined to the opulent but pervade nh
ranks and conditions. If any doubt existed here
totore as to the vote of the in the coming pres
ldentia election, this last ofmbeciity and fol-
| ~ OF inc residents has settled the question"
MARYLAND.
| The Baltimore Chronicle saws:
| I'm Baltimore many of the leading and most in
teiigcnt gentlemen of the Jackson party have a
oanaohed MN, IN consequence of the dangerous
tendency OF the principles contained in his veto
message. These gentlemen owe it to themselves
ana 10 their country, to make their present opin
ions publicly known. They should give an ho-
nest ana open expression of their sentiments, that
others may become enlightened and thew NAV
contribute to save their country from further de-
| graduation and msrule."
NEW YORK.
fr0m me ~ y. Commercial ddrertiscr Of Monday
| The WORCESTERSHIRE address and rosolntiona
adopted 10y the National Republican Convention,
"hlch we have the pleasure Of publishing to-day
must DC In every respect Satisfactory to the friends Of
The Constitution and the Laws, both as to matter a.
manner. To-day we have no room for a review of
It, The doom Of the Regency is now sealed; and
we congratulate all those who have vainly looked
| lot nettcr things that the hope will now be real.
ized, which ought to have been at the election nf
! iooO' and would have been had the same concili.
atory policy been adopted
| e I'VE Now kent ClaY nrncnediars 1ln,..;.S