American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
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NOTICE !.
rs HEREBY GIVEN to the Democratic Republica
IL Citizens of Newcastle County, that meeting will b
held at the Red Lion, Saturday the 10Th of July next
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ in order TO nominate conferees and
agree the day omeetng those who may be chosen for
Kent and Sussex Counties, for the purpose Of selecting
candidate for the office of Governor of this State to be
ted tor at the ensuing election.
June 81, 1928.
a Federal Report.-The editor of federal Gazett
gravely tells us that "we gained not tie sem6rce Of
Uanage," by the late with Great Britain. If the ed
tor means the party which he belongs grant there
great deal Of truth in the reportpartculary John Blu
has never paid them for their services, and the only
pensaon they have received has been the deserved
tempt of every honest man. Only think of it Tn
eBulwark of our Holy Religion las not paid cent
the bill of the Hartford Convention, not much a
those godygven souls expended in the purchase Of oil 70
their blue lights which they burnt along during
that urighteous war;" The cantng hypocrtes who OPP
posed that war, and protested to deem unbecoming
moral and religious people to rejoice the success Of e
country, may say with truth, zpe gained not the senjc
Of advantage by the late with Great Britain. lii an
other sense, the unparalleled splendid victories achieve,
by our forces the land and the ocean, longe
"Brans wide domain" and the character and high stand
ing which the United States gained among the nations
the earth by the spirited prosecution and successful
glorious termination of that war, plainly show, that th
REPORT is LIE.
IN Objiion.-T is the humble opinion of the Editor o
the Delaware Gazette that "the advancement of the bes
interests of country would be insured be the elevation
of solid, substantial ederalst to the Presidential chair
The gentleman would rejoice at such event., but
knowledges that sci is present out of the question.
happy circumstance for the "bcst interests of
country, that the vast majority OF her citizens differ ii
opinion from the said Editor, and hope and pray tina
they may continue SO to do
The exauctioneer does not relish very well pair
truths we uttered respecting the party to which sit is his
pleasure beIong, and endeavors to the best Of his ab
lily TO exculpate it from the charges brought against it.
lie is vain enough to think he do this and knock down
the Democratic party easy he could f-benay-bi
knife, the LOveS Of Cock Robin and Jenay HTea-Pool
Federalism this thy valiant champion acknowledges
with regret that thou dost now constitute but small mi
nory in the nation" Thou art going, going, almost gone
The ex-auctoneers Scare Cro7vs not worth picking.
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Mr. Ponard, Printer, New-York, partner Of Mr.. VIM.
Grattan, was drowned on the evening of the 9th inst
the cramp, and sunk before assistance could be had
Mr.. Albert Gallatin, and Captain John Chapman,
Of the Royal Artillery, have been elected honorary
members of the Literary and Philosophical Society
OF NewYork.
The legislature Of New Hampshire have made an
appropriation of 1000 for the education of INDECENT
deaf and dumb children of that state, at the Con-
necticut Asylum.
The late JOHN OLIVER, native of ireland,
but for many years resident in Baltimore, has be.
queathed to the Hbernian Society of Maryland, OF
which at the time of his decease he was President,
the sum of I'centy Thousand Dollars, to be in
vested by the directors in any manner they may
think proper for the purpose of establishing in the
City of Baltimore, a FREE SCHOOL for the
education Of poor children Of both sexes, without
distinction as to their religious tenets.
Philadelphia July l6.-The ship Factor, capt.
Sheed, is below, in 80 days from St. Ubss, and is
said to bring advices of great commotions through
out Portugal.