Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04
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.N0ssaey Evening", Sept. 3.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Ut The National Republicans of Beaver Bucks
DauPhin, Luzerne, Philadelphia County, Montgo-
merry and Northampton, have in public meeting,
resolved to unite with the Anti Masonic PARTY
against Jackson and Wolf. The junction is sane
toned among Others, by that sound s. excellent pub
lie man, Jonathan Roberts The papers of the int
| rior TEEN with renunciations of Jacksonsm, and
various signs OF the rapid declcnsiou of his popu
iarity. In Franklin County, Committee appoint.
ed by a former Jackson Meeting, have issued a
strong address, 1--WE quoted from it the other day
10 winch their names are signed, against him and
the Veto. The Pennsylvania Intelligencer of
Thursday, contains notes from six Jackson Com
mIttee men, hauling off. In Adams County, %
| former supporters renounce him and call Public
| Meeting. The Jackson and Wolf papers indeed,
vehemently affirm their certain success, but the
weight of probability appears at this moment to
be against such conclusion. The last Philadel.
phia Inquirer holds this strong language.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF PENNSYJ-
WANNA.
"We publish in another column, a statement
with regard to the probable result of the President
ial election, in which the vote of Pennsylvania is
estimated as doubtful We our friends in
other States, that whatever apprehensions then may
entertain as TO the issue of the in this Com
monweath, we entertain none. The electoral vote
OF Pennsylvania will certainly be adverse to An
crew Jackson, that Andrew jackson has proved
himself ungrateful g. treacherous with reference to
this State. We are close and cautious observers
OF public opinion, and have no motive desire,
TO mislead our readers. We in correspondence
with some forty fifty of the most distinguished
and influential politicians III the various counties
OF the commonwealth. We are in the receipt Of
more than one hundred and fifty public journals
Issued every where in Pennsylvania, and after can
vasslng all the information derived from these va
nous sources, and testing it by the nominations, as
maze by the respective parties in the several con-
gressIonal districts confident in the opinion
that pennsylvania is lost to ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ana unequivocally lost; and we would have our
friends abroad consider il when making up their
estimates of electoral votes.
II ne truth is, it is impossible for one at dis
lance to conceive the changes that have taken place
IN TINS State since the appearance Of the Veto. In
hliadelPba, for example, where, at the last elect
ION, the Jackson ticket succeeded by majority of
several hundred votes no Jackson ticket so called
jackson has fallen into disrePute, and is abandoned
as a matter of policy So throughout the State"
From the Pennsylvania Wing.
PENNsTLvANIA.-We have received many conn,u.
nications, soliciting our opinion as 10 what
course PENNsyLvANn will pursue in the approach
ing contest for President. We answer that PgNN
sYLvANfA will poll a MAJORITY of TWENTY
THOUSAND AGAINST ABdrc,o Jacksoa in Novem.
per next! Our reasons for hisopinion are brief,
but conclusive and rrefragiblc
l. One half OF his 1923 friends have become
ANTI MAsoNs!
=. One hdy of this remaining half, have rcnounc-
cd him.
oFFicEHoLDERs, and their connections--and the
oFFfcE-noLDERs and connections Of GEORGE WOLF.
a. The Imposition to AHdreto Jackson will UNITE
ON ONE ELECTORAL TICKET.