Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25

sonsm and arc now as unanimous In Favor VI the
Constitution, MS they formerly were for Jackson.
We also perceive that the Central Committee of
the National Rcpubl can party, have issued circu.
lar, recommending the support of Mr.. RrNxR,
the Anti Masonic candidate for Governor, and
there is little doubt but a similar union will be
effected ON the electoral ticket. lcso, the State
is safe, Andrew JackSous reelection defeated and
the Constitution Ot our country preserved
''ln THIS State, all is safe unless some unforeseen
circumstances should produce division among
those who have united in support OF principles.
The Argus and ills echoes know this-thcy know
that ANDREW JACKSON is in decided minority
here, and therefore, instead OF adv coating his cause
by defending his principles iusiiyng his mani
fold Inconsistencies, they arc bonding their whole
force To produce jcHlouScs in the ranks of their
opponents, and praisng and ilattorug the very men
who bat few mon hs since, they declared corrupt
and unPrineplcd politicians unworthy the con
hdence or countenancc of honest men.
VIII they succeed in their endeavours?
Arc tho people of this State so utter.
ly incapable OF thinking and acting for themselves
as to require the advice of EDWIN CRoswxLL
and his money changing associates? No-far from
II, and the little gentleman who edited feder.
al paper IN CatslIll, we'll his couUenial usso.
ciatrs oftho "Coopers Town Fedcralist, and snow
York Evening Post" may as we'll abandon the at.
tempt.
awe learn from the Great West that there is
but one lce!'ng on this subject, and that wost of
Cayuga bridge there will be a majority of noar-
~ 2O,OOO against, Jackson. This is much creator
than the majority against Throop in 1880, and
when to this we add the River counties which then
went Tor the Jackson party and will now as GER
family go against him, there cannot be doubt of
tho result. The entire southern tier of countless
arc up and doing with the Veteran OF Delaware at
their head. The counties of ST. Lawrence WASH
| ington, Franklin, Clinton, Albany, Montgomery,
| RENSSELAER,, Columbia, Sullivan, Westchcstcr, and
several others, which in 1880 gave large Jackson
maloritcs will now give majortics against him !;
ana IN this city, where hut six months since we
ourselves bet upon eight thousand majority for
claim four thousand, and it is said, do expect
| OF, as have been Witnessed in this state, and if our
friends in Pennsylvania will but do their duty vic
tory is certain.
"a few days since the Argus got up a call for
Dung Mems meeting signed by five or six hundred
persons, and boasted OF their strength! Yesterday
We received tho Albaay papers with a call for a
meeting OF young men opposed to the re-elcc ion of
Andrew Jackson, signed by ttccLre hundred of the
most active and respectable young in the coun-
ty! In this city on Tuesday evening Masonic Hall
was filled to overlooking by the young men, and last
evening it was again throngcd with the friends of
The Constitution Thousands were compelled to
return without obtaining admission, and never it is
said, has there been i'll this city public meeting
which for responsibility, talents numbers and hon
esty OF purpose, could compare with it. There is
spirit abroad which cannot be mistaken. Alroa-
dy do the office holders trembe for their situations
ana VIC take pleasure in saying to our readers
nbroad-be of good cheer, New York is safe and
VIII give noble account of herself in November"