American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
From the AaniQcket Enquirer.
NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.


Alter the ingenious manner recently adopted by
sundry leading editors we have caused several let
tiers to be received by us from various important
places, giving very particular details oil pohhcai
meetings. and very correct information relative 10
the present OF public opinion on the presidential
question We are certain that these letters are dt-
ithentic for majority of them are the offspring Of
our own pen. They are at the service OF such oil
Jour brethren whose purposes they may respect
lively subseTye; giving our correspondents due
credit for their political foresight, and literary acu-
men.
Extract Of letter from gentleman Of great
respecabity, to the Editor, dated bet'ceen Sucooth
land Zeredcthdn, .iidb. October 7, 1925.
Dear Sir. Our parish caucus has just iermna
ted, and am happy to inform you that the friends
LOT Clay stuck closely together, that there can now
be no doubt of his succeeding to the Presidency
The votes in his favor were fire to one against eve
Try other candidate Our only opponent was Mr..
Timothy IreodreH, oyerseer Of the highway, who
voted for aCkson. He declared against all aiela
ceous combinations. Yours, &c.
Ertroct from letter dated Puttyrilie, Ten.
Sept. 20, 1925.
Sir As anticipated, we have obtained a com
plee victory over the Clayites can assure you,
Gen. Jackson will be our next presdent.-l he
partlzans Of old hickory have formed ciu6 that will
beat down all opposition. In our district know OF
four influential men, who live within : miles OF each
other, all strongly in favor oil the Hero Ct Orleans.
One of these gentlemen is distinguished dlslller,
another manufactures pitch, the lhiu is tanner, Of
taste and talent, ard the fourth was buge-hoIner 10
a rifle company the memorable Sih OF August
am. &c.
Part Of letter from Gooseburycamp, S. c. Oct,
1925.
Mr.. Editor. In this quarter, and at least within
a circuit OF ten miles, The whole country to a man
will turn out for Calhoun. ! have thirteen negroes
on my plantation, which I'm ready to bet against
a. many bbls. Of whskey tina, Cslolina carries the
lay. With respect, &c.
Copy Of communication from Long -corn-sai
y-creek rir. Sept. 1928.
Crawrord's tie man Nobody thinks Of any body
else. Some body told me that every body in this
vicinity is Vi Ciawiotds success hall coll
ann OF TIE Richmond Enquirer, or stitch I'M oil
he National Advocate, will convince the most scep
ical.
Latter from LiyergiHsport, on the caPe-nc
ict5
] am astonisheyl that the scales are not removed
rom certain srJiSh peoples eyes. Thirteen ol Us
n this and TWO adjacent ports own one fifteenth par
j a mackerel smack; beng often away,We have op-
'oriunities of seeing great deal Of the world
i one view. For we are frequently in situations
where think could see tie uhoia OF did not ht
Ky intervene Therefore i, must be presumed thai
ur opportunities for information are eXtrnsise--andI
even out Of The thirteen unanimously Of opin-
on that Adams will most assurdly take the pidice
! our present chief magistrate. | perehed upon
DOR sole the other day OF contrary notion and laid
i'm in argument, as hat as founder, 50 that he
Tas fain TO cry cut" Adams and mackere forever
Prom a letter to TIE Editor, dated at U,tctBurS,
v /. Oct. 5.
Since the opening Of the great ditch, and the
immortal speech Of Dr. Mitchil, all the folks round
creabout are determined 10 support Citation for the
He is the most likely competitor yet
tarted. Since his nomination the ham. strung bas-
Jaw with nota. that makes the n. Y Advocate
50 frightened that he cannot laugh without show
ng the sharpness Of his teeth. Clinton will come
n as sure as eggs is bacon.
With great respect, &c.