American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-13


late celebration of American independence, we have
perceived remarkable neglect OF John Quincy
Adams" Corporal Harker shows that he is not
SO well skilled in political, he professes 10 be in
military maneuyres--for in the very same paper
he publishes the four following toasts, which were
Drank at Petersburg, in Virginia, and which, in our
humble opinion, give the lie direct 10 the belpotent
ssarriors assertion. Certainly required the optics
bf that sharp.sighted traveller, Mr.. Harker, who,
Yin ride through Sussex county discovered "pond,
in which the water green grass to detect
jn these toasts any thing like a" remarkable neglect
Vol John Quincy Adams"
WI John Quincy Adams.-A republican in principle
and practice, he merits the highest honors his coun'
Try can bestow.
'E8 John Quincy Adams,-IIis talents, virtue and
Il patriotism admitted by all his political principles
believed TO be such to entitle him TO the conti-
dence OF the republican party throughout The nnion
Nj John Quincy Adams.-The elegant bellies lett es
M scholar, the accomplished diplomaIis the disciple
ned statesman, the honest man.
John Quincy Adams; The Peoples choice.
The following toasts, selected from various pa
pers, were also given the late anniversary of our
"a Independence II there is " remarkable neglect
of MIR. Adams'' in any of them, it has escaped our
4 observation.
n al Ne,r- Haren, Conn
J.. O. Adams, Secretary Of Stae.-An accom-
h pshed statesman and sincere patriot; worthy the
exalted station for which he has been nominated.
at Hudson, ". i.
John Quincy Adams.-The enlightened states
man and patriot may the people OF this state be-
N stow their sufirages on the man whose superior al
ID tanments emnentIy enIitle him to the highest gf
n OF the nation.
n John Quincy Adams; An honest politician and
"a friend Of his county, worthy the confidence oil A
"A mericans.
at Norwich, ".
John Quincy Adams For his profound talents,
his inexibe integrity, he merits, and may lie obtain
7 the highest Office in the gift OF this nation.
i at stratford, VI.
The next President, John Quincy Adams-The
4 man whom the people delight to honor.
At C1pstertown, MI.
John Quincy Adams His talents the pride Of the
nation; the assiduty with which be has served his
country il the important stations, renders pane
eyric useless. The courts Of Europe proclaim that
he has filled his embassies with dignity 10 himself
and honor to his country; every true American is
bound by the most exalted principle that can actuate
the human heart, support him at the ensuing cleo.
tion. And every American bosom which CLOVIS
with benevolence will feel proud that this superior
n man, this prodigy of genius, is to be the next Presl-
& dent of our country.
Il at Philadelphia.
n ]. Q. Adams-The Statesman whose long servi-
tude in the Political Ranks of his country, entities
him 10 the esteem OF his fellow citizens.
Ut Harrington, Mass.
Nj John Quincy Adams The man worthy Of the
sulIrages of his fellow citizens, and OF an elevation
to the presidential chair.
WI At Charlestown uiIdsS.
John Q. Adams. Like the American Eagle,
scars above all King birds! when assaled by those
u who attempt to prey upon his character, one touch
H ui his quill vanquishes them forever
VA ut Richmond, ia.
lH The next President of the United States: The
actual choice of the people, unirfuenced by caucus
nomna,ions-JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
In Esser County, Va
a The veteran Statesman, John Q. Adams He
81 will prove the man OF the peoples choice.
Ri AT Charleston, S. G.
b John Quincy Adams. Let him who deserves the
KS honor, win it.
The Presidency Of the Union. May il be filled
by that Candidate, who looks for success, not TO
m party, but to his own character and country.
~ at Dancers, Mass.
MA John Quincy Adams star OF the FIRST magni.
'N tude in the American constellation may he shine
Il brighter and brighter until the perfect day.
ii ut Upper Three Runs, Barn,cpH District, S. c.
MI John Q. Adams-IIs long services, and correct
political principles entite him to the highest gift OF
an enlightened people. voluntary cheers inStanter.
at Elisabeth City, NJ. C..
John Quincy .4damS.-I.ike the Quaker's dollar,
~ he more thee mis- il. he better IL shines,