The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-23
SHE Ga5ette.
Wilmington, Nay %, 1910.
8. Up 10 the Hub"-again

All the hne-spun theories. all the wie drawn
deductions of our federal ard British prints, have
now vanished 1.-THE truth is out, and The whole
faction are in the suds III tic ancablc dispo.
sition' of G. Britain, 50 highly chauntcd, and so
positively asscrtedby her mnons, her scryilc de-
fendcrs--hc base, degenerate hnad2 Americans,
is now proved 10 DC all ,elus;on-all deception
tissue Of that dcpraviy, intrigue, duplicity and
meaoness which has marked her diplomatic con-
duc, towards us since her retention of the
Western Posts, after they were solcmnly surren-
dered 6y treaty
II ever poor humili4ied nation, on its herd.
ed knees, received disgrace adding Insult TO in-
jury, it was when our government accredited
JACKSON, who was sent By G.. Bii.ain for the
purpose OF tcardins the President in The very
capitol!-a il, if ever afffighted and supers,ti-
Gus wrctcl aumby begged some gobbling
damnd' to qaiaa, it was when a pusil.animous
Soag css, iryessed the power in Prcsi,.eu. pos
sc-sins rather an intlccs;ye temper, to order
LACK s'n, out oi thc country. The adsnininistra-
ti51 snuddercd--Iackson iaughet-issued his
instructions TO oonsuls, and took up snur resi-
lence IN New logk, where he forms kind ot
'pex OF keystone, to the whole fabric Of arch
tor, ism.
70 follow the British faction ,hro' al! thei,
recent cunning and intrigue, would be tasl,
winch we have not now either leisure or inclina-
ton TO undertake. Three months have now
nearly transpifeti, since their papers, both on ns
and the otatr side Of the Atlantic, have hecr
amustrg the American public with stories of the
omieab3e disposjiiOa Of their government towards
the U. ). Wcllesiy was to do wonders--and
RI kney, among the British s"ool-gatae2r18, was
even excited TO say more the subject OF thar
am''a61r disposition, than g compovtcd with the
peculiar deiicacy o! h's [diplomatcI sua.on''
II We viewed ali this fuss as a-;s:ng CIT OF 4
disposition on the part of G.. Britain, luT fair.
honor.sia aad amc3blc adjustment of our dif-
fercnccs with ner, we should highly ap;.,aat the
sources iiom whence il originated But as we
cannot contemplate yicn in any other point of
view 'hsn shcar' gi@ ling electioae.ring hicis,
" 49, i''n"' s"a tpc Ihlant tooi oil
HtHfS'V : 60. as Amef'eans and as republicans,
We most dec lcdly cntsr our protest.
Instead OF tll4t " anl,cahie disposition" on the
part OF Neiie,isy. trumpeted by MIR. pinkacy.
IN co"f4'Attai lcuer 70 thc secretary Of STAG,
we and our minister, pyo co4fesso, talking in the
most humble and persuasive stv,e TO The British
secretary, VINO a, last, con,lescen1s to ask him
70 commit his opinions to wri;iog This was
done" and .. degrading tru.h :" the minister
OF the United States OF America, great, free,
powerful, ard independent nation" trudced 10
Dow"iog street, and most submissiveiy laid his
minute and tedious conmnn:c alton a. the foot
stool OF the Bri'.h secretary anl after waiting
only s-~TWo MONTHS an TWELVE
DAls,-l-a was honoted by l<c following an
sWer.
Lord WELLESLEY to Mr.. PinE,ney. /
IoaE!GH OFFICE, MARCH 1910. /
The letter which | had the tohcr TO Il.
ceive IRON you under date Of the "a of Japnary.
together with the additional paraor,,b received
on the 9Th January, has been LID before Ne
king.
The several conferences ui,n have Er,d
with you respecting the ,,ansat tons 10 whiea
your ietter rtic"s nave. trust satisfied vop.thas
y is'tne s'ncere desire Of his majes,ys govern
mch', on the present ocras.pn To avoid ouv dis II
eoss'oh "hith might ohstruct the renewal Of 4
a'..oap'e ihsefconr-e between the two counties
ne correspondence between Mr.. Jocksoa
aug h!f' Sil III has been submitted IN bs ,-i