American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-02
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WtLGoN--rhe attack on Nesor by Vox Populi in his
Eommnncaton, was rather insidious. In the Watch
~ the I'D inst he has assalled him more openly
had given no prOyOcation He had in his essays pre-
such reasons to the consideration of the public, as
lef conclusive 10 him, why the Governor should con-
NC legislature for appointing two Federal Senator'S
PmhunG his remarkshe could not avoid cens,lilng the
fIai Assembly for their neglect of duty. But il was
WIN as little acerbity as the would admit. The
|e applied was general. Individuals we're not repre-
~ is true the IS democrats who form majority
Il legislature (not those who compose the PeHcader
{Ry) were more particularly blamed, because the
''ponshllity rested on them They were advised by
should the legislature be rcassembed, in the event
ef dlsscntons being repeated, so as to preclude a
VI senators among the democrats, to discharge their
ty appointing iederalists, and not second time vo-
| ,eN oaths, and bring reproach on the state. This,
pl n lhc fervor of his democratic zeal, has taken
4 audHcon. Nestor has offended him never TO be
RI Regarding not the tederalists as citizens, and en-
any Share of confidence, the course he would puI-
Y make no appointments if by reason Of the dIsa-
u q the democratic representatives in the legisa-
u.nocIas cannot be appointed. They will have AL
Nes mat can influence the minds OF honorable men,
v'e Senators out Of their own party but il these
1c disregarded, they must not confer the honor on
~, S, ana Inc state must SO nreprcsented in the
M senate Extend the idea BY suppusing similar dis
~ among ue members Of the democratic IMPURITIES
legislatures OF the other states, TO prevent them from
u senators Of their own political principles; (and a
~ - uclls scr, othcr instances may follow on the
l"e "hocaled by him, he would prefer their making
"MoFs' 70 appointing federasts. The consequence
- we destruction OF one branch of tho national e
INN, winch by deranging and throwing into disorder
Ny system OF government, would cause its dissou'
Io@ anarchy consists in the absence Of al govern
ma yet Fox Populi has had the inconsistency tc
"e w pohcy Which he recommends, would lead Il
" 'hnSs lie disclains the title of anarchist, and
I, ms profound admiration of the talents Of Nestol
S""'S sVeil conclusion from the arguments OF one.
~ great IN amirer as himself of law and Justice
,"'aN's W. his mode Of reasoning can he dIgnliico
@ aPpelatlon) can derive noadyantage from the in
Nh way Nesior is an Office hunter, implied in his
~. "naSplfhts an individual, either to aim or wsl
"m.0'ea INTO one. The positions Of Nestor cannot
and his deductions regular, fair, ant
&e,,; 10y are mctby Vox Popul with mere assertion
II h"n' ahd sophistry. In his rejoinder of the go
&c 'S eNed the point in dispute, which vas the pro
eIccng tederalists to seats in the Senate of the
M III case the dscord Oft !; democratic major
s's'.Uie on an extra session being held shoulc
.n asaln from choosing democrats, and has takeT
UNIT. "uag by asserting that Messrs Du Point Thoma,
ahAS, with their ccmpecrs the federasts, gave
r"aer men no other but Hobs0ns choice, their can
nni ngns, ior they proposed no other Fair Play II
Enumeration OF the 22d inst. has made statements il
a 10 this asseit ton, and can support what he
tlsyy =. 1esamoiy The conclusion therefore by Vo,
NAV, w duiy and oaths of the democrats (the Pen
No. " attend TO the public welfare obliged then
y Sectlon maugre all that Nestor has SAID 10 the
ob.se NeWCastle and Pencaler candidates, there
cos5 neh belonging to the party, web entitled t
l.aence, and in favor of some of whom both sides
I'M t' had thcia been disposition in both tc
'H'ee Geatie!r7n who had from the com