Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
From the Carlisle RepuJl;con

'0'y haheicd by the Carlisle (Jackson) Re-
publican.
From the Carlisle Republican.
In the nomination of Martin Pan R,rs, b
the Convention that recently assembled n, R,i
timore, rs candidate for the Vice PresIencv
our predictions have been verified We yve1s
amongst those who from the first looked win :,
jealous eye upon the movements in New En-,
land and elsewhere, in relation 10 this CONVEX
"oh we ioreSaw the consequences ofthru,t;ns-
upon the American people, as "a candidate for
the second Office in their rift, n man whose on
~ recommendation To their confidence, wasba-
sea on me rejection of his nomination ma minis
ter To England, by the Senate of the United
states. We did hope, that when Pennsylvania
Indignantly denounced this caucus and ref...d
10 prostitute herself To the vile purposes of 8,
few desperate politicians, tue plot would m,
could not he matured We are discontinued.
the masiciau's wand is not broken. nor has ,hs
bantiing of midnight cons piracy been .baoJon-
eo I" ms iate-the stern admOnIions of PENN
sylvania have been drowned amidst the no;.v
canor of man worshipping E,c,iou;,,. h..
rights tranPied upon, and her nomination scof.
fed at; 10y whom? Let us more minu,eIv in
qnire. First--The convention wa cnmHosa,,
oi delegates from the New England States
.h's delegation was full, IL is said, and overf.ow
Tug, all of whom voted for Mr.. Van Buren, hn,
how Tany electoral votes can they give him
Some fUe or Sir!! Next, il il suid New lerssv
"au iory-hve delegates present. all Van Buren,
men; hui these, poorer than their Na,y
England neghhors, unable to give him SINGLE
e1ec'oTot vote pennsylvania was represented.
gioriouSty represented, by Gen. Kreemer, .antho.
ny LausSat, Mister General Simon Cameron. and
thrte other bright lumInarics, making the grand
total of ski These individuals pledesJ The
thirty Uotes Of Pennsylvania to Yan Burrn on the
pfst ballot. Tell it not in Gath, publish il NOT
j" rehhSyiVania, that her candidate did not re-
ceiVc single vote In The convention not one
even from her reCreaut sons. il might perhaps
ne curious To inquire tohO gave these six GENTLE
men the powers they have exercised so mayuap
ihh"iisiy, hut we iorbear at present Delaware
CAV" 'hrec votes to tho magician, aud il is .aid
'hiS niue lr"5 pond took little credit TO it,
sell IN yielding to The wishes of the northern
mammoth, oiihuugh il is even poorer than tho
Wild" "rnt onediu the Scripture having moth
ing 4" give in the electoral college MARYLAND
WAS awaited TINS Is Il doubtful State and il il
extremely doubtful whether Van Buren, will oh
tam a single vote from her. Virginia wns rem.
resented 10y host of delegates from fpe or sir
coun'teS OF course she was mis-represeuteJ
having rom The FIRST opposed the nOiens uoEens
project; her delegates. however, voted for PhiIin
Barbour. The District Of Columbia had an
equal number Of delegates, with PennsyIvan;.
st1' he remaining States of North Carolina.
south Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
missouri, &c. &C., were represented by some
eiSht or ten individuals, who pledged the voteH
OF their supposed constituents to MIR. Van Blu
,eu' view orK was, perhaps, the only State
that was fairly represented, and she would NOT
nave been found in the crowd of mongrels that
assembled from New England, New Jersey, the
District OF Columbia, &C., but that she was Ger.
tam they all came for the purpose of Domina-
ting MIR. Van Buren,. This is IA hastily sketched
picture OF Tho recent Baltimore Convention:
u Is drawn, not from any materials furnished by
the Convention ITSELF Tor the "beggerly account''
of delegates from Pennsylvania, Virginia, and
most OF the real Jackson States, prevented tho
publication of list Of their names; il, howey.
en- may DO relied on as correct. Here let US
pause and inquire whether such Convention
has any right TO dictate to the democratic party
ct Pennsylvania? Whether it is the duty Of
me parry to submit TO the schemes Of these in
diViduaIs for eIeyating noienS UoLens Martin Van
buren,Frst to The tice Presidency, then TO The
PFeStaenttdt char! Our answcr IS recorded on
me fdClet @ the Ghh Of March conuention.-
Our pledge to support Witiiam WiKins for tho
wee Presidency shall be nobIy redeemed-wo
recognise no Other candidate, and last of ALL tho
arch magician Martin Fan Buren,.