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

lie recommended one Intrigued for another.
| term of office.
| said that party Has nurscd that monsto
| monster. till he oyorshgdows Tn
land.
Was opposed TO Mem. Has in numerous in
oers al Congress- being stances made such ap-
appointed TO office. ipoiutments.
recommended Ma Vetoed it.
tional Bank.
sad he would leave IL Has shewn his con
10 inc Representatives of tempt for their opinions
the People.
Said the Union mus, Has fomeutod disuniop in
oe preserved. Georgia to gain partiZans
Said in his Inaugural Now says he is no,
Address, he would obey hound by an; law except
lie law ana the constitu-i as he understands IL.
ton.
Resolved, That this meeting disupprove of the
perhicious PRINCIPLES promulgated in the Veto Mos.
sage; one oil which is, IL effect, the maxim of mo
narchy, that the President can do WRONG. for
that he is Judge over all Judges, aud that ~ VII is
paramount To law
, Resolved, That Andrew Jackson, ia Srtest,nc
inc survey OF the HudScn and Hri5 Raft Road, %
measure OF vital Importance tho city ug Kew,
1ofK, and hy other similar acis has only
been inconsistent with himself, but has shown
himself an enemy of all Internal Improvement.
Resolved, That by the numberess instances of
oppression and u'isrule which have marked The
political career of Andrew Jackson-by his sweep
ing denuncaton of honorable men by his
wie spread and heartlcss prescription of those
who wouH not bow down at his footstool-bv
his contempt of the Senate and of Conpross-by
ms opposition TO the Supreme Court-by bis VIC
lat'on OF the laws and the Constituion-by his re
cent avowal of the doctrine of Notifications as
applied TO the Supreme Court in his late Veto
MESSAGE by his prosration Of the heretofore uu
tarnIshed honor of the country at the feet of Tho
Drltsh king-by the imbeciliiy and gross cor.
r"Ption winch have characterized many of the |
acts OF his administration, he has forfeit ed all claim
TO the support OF vr;uous, free and enlightened
people.
Resolved, That the doctrine avowcd by a Scna |
Tor OF New York, upon tie floor of congress- that
the ollccs OF the nation considered by his party
ms le soils OF victory" should call forth the scorn
OF the honest men of this statc--and can only find
ltS parallel IN the worst days Of Roman degcncracy |
Resolved, That VIC can perceive nothing in the ser
vices, the talents the SaterngS nf Martin Van Blu
rem, which justify his uteror views upon the Vice
ITeSdcncy-that we cannot endorse the assertion
that he is ''the fdUoritc son of New York"
Resolved, That the reckless and pcrtnacious hos
tility of General Jackson to the United Sites |
Bank, should, especially in this city, the CONNER.
cIal metropolis of the Union, be visited upon him
and his b0ck-stars cabinet, by the most vigorous
opposition to his reelection.
Resolved, That in view of the calamies which !
VIII betal our beloved country should Andrew
Jackson be reelected, we recommend a COALITION
OF ALL HONEST MEN, and solemnly pledge ourselves
TO make vigorous effort to avert so dreadful Il ca
taStrOphe.
Which resolutions adopted with acclama-
ton.
The retiring Committee, by thicr Chairman then
reported the names of the following gentlemen as
Dol .tncf n floS f.,.a (H-,- =.