Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-20

assurance Of a l.ore Favorable reception? If sir,
y" Is I" be- found in Am;cr.,s. a,a cure he j. NOT
:" "' 'r''i "mcHE the vi, Presidential candi.
ua'ci have in NY mine sal .~i.,torv nss,,r,prcs
!"ai those who have the ,ra ,;,.r;,init,. %: kno,,
! ih% VINO are most impartial and conipricri. COR
| r'',f tAai uFrus' any one at his cou,pcttors be-
,~' -" senate his election is ailnost certain
me '''H''" NUi s"' 'i' this question, | rcpsr, IL
pr"'cnn"'r. E't There is mo- h,lp for il II &c un
i'uit OF ours, That suyh r.. fi,n fact nor nr. we obI.
." prevent H. At! taet wa can do is SO to ma,,aUc,
oar iiott2r*, as /" have a., interest in the ssuc hc
'or@ enc Ncin'c This clN only do in nv poor
oPnloI, by The noniratiou az .iu,ige Barbour.
20 an" ''it'H"rH Convention, abou. which So,
"'"''. "'s been said a@d printed | take OCCASION
now 10 express iiv decided and unuualifod opno-
'l'ion sur ii is an affair of ,,iufrrs and ,nl;,;
| cI'hs--ihe people have interest therc-the pco
pc VIII nave no representation there. That Can
va" W. BROW is intended entirely for the promo
s'oh OF particular individual. There is no man
mere who vii, pretend TO doubt that Martin Van,
nNreh.S Trends have gotten up, and will control
'nii convention. lis miserable nonsense to talk
an0ut any otter interest there. look to tine Var,
Buren, press throughout the Uuiou-tbosc that
us"'e themselves, and those that dare not Is
terc one That does not advocate the Baltimore,
convention! Where Is the public or private indi
viduai in taycr OF his election who is not wornl1
lii favor of ii? And where is the press ar the nor
son. ho' :" hrs tGror but is opposed TO the Balti
moro Convention? Sir, there can be but ona op;
mon on this subject. The opinion of Peunsvvon;
]" very distinctly Indicated well bv the speeches
as the votes AT Harrisburg. When we consider TO-
Srtler hcr vote on the proposition 10 appear bv
- a'cS Il, ''i'l'n"re, and upon the nomination
Vi 4hlfiih Van Buren,, (vho, by the way was
nancd by our oil friend shouest Ceory. L ro,,or "
ana with all the advantage OF the patronage oftbat
distinguished individual, togsther with The pov,cr
,u' sympathy naturally existing between himself
and Il large portion The PENNSYLVANIA population
was moi ably TO obtain, on any ballot more thar,
'"Ur Voto"::H we cannot, for Instant doubt the
oi'inHh oi That sa%acous, il not quick Common
Wcil'h, as to thc true intent and purpose of this
Sba has ,.r
upon il; and think sir she Yves right
mere are, sir innum"r2ble objections TO even IL
:'Hh"hai cGnEo"iirl on "!cI "a subject, surprising
IL L" Dc iair and honest one, and not as i'm this
ease, pre-nrrangcd, TO suit particular individual
ihcy look TO Po'c"F, not to principle. From the.
very materials ol which they are composed, it is
impossible they cGa net Upon principle
Gentlemen tell as kat the great object is to Dc
iGat Mr. sergeant This ia certainly IA very desira-
bic object; but, sir what do we gain in his defeat
II we "a!ett HIM with man Of precisely his own
poiitics! We got the meme Of a victorv-ihc sub
stance OF = dcGat. We VIII have Il Jackson-mau
who, wherever he may be called to act, will act
precisely as Mr. Sergeant himself VIII do am
sir, az much opposed TO the election of Mr. Ser
gcant as any gentleman here can possibly be: hut
must confess thai cannot enter into the merits
on that estimate which calculates immensely va
u'ah!c victory which gains for spells, sub
stdhtial or Imaginary.
Mr.. Speaker, IL there be (Which I exceedingly
Aonht) any thing worse than shiS Baltimore schctuc
H. - TO my mind this plan of uupledged ticket
one 81, t., Ii; Y' 81. u''.le'e" hcRe'' ahd we DO
Cd - I've ri .s ",I.9 powers never intend
49, h 10y .' '" w. Wien -e'ef ought to
LanIs ~ 80 T'' w. v c 'aK' out OF the
,ri,,rI ,c.i, i; fI i.' ;5o'1[ c@ce|t 4" mere no,
in ivan rnye 'r' th 81 "i'tae MI" reno
an 'n,t, :, ;',; al. 80" g"rtY III sTgh",
obtain tGa yn.. ~ 'hc"s''i hl'SeH ."
should ,,ro,,a ,,,,r tb, ''i'- r',' iIeo'' nc
cct;tc- ~ tx ''i'"S 90 MS 'o"i'
vs., - Lee. '. a.i,,,. -, =. I.,.,t,.,
ut 2.ls s..rgogi Of ,,,l,nhI r FScctoT. "o
lif.ral ch-.totrr we VIII moi ey,,I,;,. r,r 49,
q.sad The Vice Presidency we rof5,a T., ,,n,nh,
who NAV rive If thew choose their votes Tn 4
Ellmakcr, or ANYBODY else n tLcv hold tI,c;r
privileges so cheap as to do This them thcv allow, rs
to make the election ghey had as well nd batter
not vote nj all. What sir Will q; v,ter IN gulpc
per know Of an Eec:or in Wytac county: or a voiar
III Brooke know OF i'm F,icctor 81 Princess Anne
unless upon the authority Of chr explanation? And
shall VIC refuse to give it? We were sent here te,
make ont ticket for President and Vice President
five refuse to do it, we fail 20 discharge our most
important duty. Ii is ridiculous in itself and dis
respectful to The public to be mouthmg and rantng
mere about "Pr"m'iin@ t'cH. JGchsoa's e!scton.''
MS ecC"on !, heJoHd our controu--heyond tho
cohtT"Gi o. all Tie political traders in this country
re Is Inc 'h''h OF ~" People, ltothing hut his
TINS. the whole scutiic * for The Wee Presidency
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