The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15

WHICH WAY, it spols the beauty ct The asssI-
ton amazingly 1t is even so PLAN case
that the ingenuity of the lawyers have not de-
vscn plausible plea 10 put up Tor currency
the general expression is, that the nea> uics If
the Eastern states, the dis4f, ton Of The peo-
ole. and the language of the minority OF toa-
gress, have produced it,
This is like the Indians astronomy I've
Thought it probable that the wcild Vas h"r:c
upon the back Of an elephant, h"t he c"nl' not
! venture to say what the elephant stood uion.--
The HOW and WHICH WAY the measures nt e
Eastern states, the noise MADE ros the Iropt,
! the language of the opposition, or tue pub.le
ion OF the federal papers, have contributed 10
! effect an accommodation With BiiIala, sill ie-
| mains unacconnicd for.-Dld tue ioln.,s
| contribute towards il BY resolving the lnedsai,s
! of government UNCONSTITUTIONAL, and infinite
! more distressing to us than TO uut enemcs. ia
| they effect it by declaring that perseverance n
our system would insure min and destroy Il"
union ,--t.id they invite peate BY pronturclr.
our administration sold to Franc and "ete,"
| mined on hostility with England o. hey IT,
vte concession by declaring that the weak pr-
| sllanimous speculative Ihaosothc ad!nust!e.
| ton was neither to be kicked mol Cu!le%i inIo
sense o.resistance yet these a'etAc most i..uu,
nent Of their 'spitiie,. measures -
! 1t IS unfortunate for rs common SOFT &c 49,
soners that so many have neglected 30 atto4,i
| Tor the wonderful operations of tne>e r1easui,
| in producing tins singular and unexpected cot
se9uence---hrcause natural curiosity urg,.
directly to enqulie with astouishncai how
means apparently so ii fitted to such ends could
have SO fortunately accomplished ,hen ~
confess myself puzzled 10 discover ,heir course
! Ut reasoning. The only method that my lnq,.
nuity can point out to me is THaoCGH 1at
coMPAssloh Of his "jcsty, and lbs majesty
| compassionate Gnsttrs---Wnat streIg tnti :
this impression is the we'll remembered .aiab,e
ct the operation OF tie same sens,bIiay uton the
same pcfsonagts in very near the anie case -----
Mr.. Canning assured MIR, Pinckncy last August,
OF the deep affection his majesty was under for
the suaerings OF the POOR AaERIcANs under
the e'lbai 60. aud that pity, (purely christian J
would dispose him to release us if it vas not 80
inconsistent with his honour, and the safety of
his dominion !-But when his majesty fu.
ther learnt the evils so fcelinely described by Il
federal remonstrsnce, and was taugh. To view
the danger, dIsunion and distress that our mea,
sures wote hespng upon US, he concluded ];
quite reasonable that even these wtighty cons
deratons themselves, the honour OF his III l-st5,
| and the safety oil his doinlniousl should be f.
gotten IN the abundance OF his Charity. Tne,e.
fore the feteraliss producea the 4cconmoa..
) ton!
But as the party have found by some formcr
experience IN getting down Blush coninieels-
lion Tor America, INA, 1t Was not very paaia-
: bic doctrine witn the people; being rather puz~
lied to discover any very pELsUAsI;E fo!n-
pleXon to dress their measures in :; snd, qune
avcrse TO giving them = coeIste character, e,el.
il they had ADMITTED oi they have descended
E a link further in the Indians logic, ana stood
his great Elephant upon The LAX OF mi, rs
, Mammotb, The federal party have procured
this Accommodation by cifec,ing ccinpea...
: a change IN tie American govern ard .e,
mtasures.--But they have inven,ed nothing frt
this mammoth Of assertion to stand upon, ard
the how! and which way still remains mys-
! terry
Did they produce change in the govern.
mcnt: did they force jefferson to resign DID
they elect his successor, or did they striye evrrv
nerve 10 defeat his election Dii they not wuri
> the hopes OF FEDERAL man was destroyed BY IT,.
> obvious complexion OF the urion did they nos
eEdeavour 20 rnn any other popular dcmocia, in
preference to vi alison who was it that advisca
at the same moment, the .5outhcln sa,es to yot.
: for Monroe, and the Eastern states to vote tof
= Clinton did they net, in short, resort to az
y sorts OF party measures, divide and destroy
= the support To the eauGldate selected by tEf
| great body or the de;nucras we remember We
the aucn.p, 10 make Barr pIc,i,lcnt in 1870
: many would again have preferred any t,aor Il
principle and character TO the n,an selected y,
& the maj oriy Yer these people boast of cRt,t.
: ing change in our Goverrr,ent ui'h as nmt
:, modesty as they sprak of the alteration in H.,
measures Of the goeernnen, lis i, ir;!ee, a,e.-
ing measures to accept Of the same terms from
britain IN Apr'i tina, we had 'ffcrcd to them tie
: August previous '---ls it a change of measure
IN fl,sn Il,
. we were contcnding for,--All we wanted in the
: dispute, and all We would have demanded il !,
', war with B'ltain, was conceded, or respectful!
y promised by their over,ures through Mr.. E,-
- kine. Get to accept them is denominatcd )
:, Grange 10 our govern ment'-aand that chang
instead OF beng produced by the offers made b,
y Bri'an is produced by the fcderalis,s ! BIZ,
= no change in Mr.. Canning's n,-asu,es to uit
u now what he refused TO accep, nine months age