American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-03


candidates have pledged themselves to abide by the Nom
nation the candidates who shall receive the greatest num-
Der of votes the 18th inst may be considered elected
The Nomination Election is therefore all-imporant and
we trust that every Democrat entitled to vote and able TO
reach the polls VIII be found there that day. that there
may be fair and general expression of the sentiments of
the party.
The os,ensble editor Of the Custom House Ga.
zete is " at his dirty work again" Thou clumsy
scullion of more clumsy patrons beware we
have rod in pickle for thy callous hide, and will
apply it,
The Book.-Never we're poor creatures held so
uneasy the half dozen caucustes about WI
mington and Newcastle are, by this book. 1t is a
witness that testieth unto men that the said caucus
ties are baIilrd defeated, prosraed-that their slip
perry tricks will not avail them here. The hope
lessness of their has driven them TO madness,
and in the fury Of their rage they talk all kinds oil
Enthusiastically adopts in the use OF the yu-
gar tongue, and really may be considered very &C
complshed blackguards, worthy to labor in the
same honest cause with Noah, Binns, Colyin & Co.
Corporat Harker.-The Boston Statesman has
copied from the Custom House Gazette OF this
Borough some Of Corporal Harker's false state
ments respecting the Book that was opened IN this
place to receive the opinions OF ctzens respect
"A ing the candidates Tor the Presidency. we have no
doubt the editor Of the Statesman IS entirely gno-
rant of the character Of the Corporal, or he would
not have transferred to his columns any thing from
n 1.-The Custom House Gazette. We have before eau
toned our fellow editors not to place the least con-
hdence in any thing which appears as editorial IN
that vehicle of lies, SANDER and filth and we now
repeat it, that no dependence can be placed IN the
*origina articles of that Gazette, as Sammy Harkei
$who prints it, is nothing more than the degraded
provepp, miserable tool OF his masters, who woalo
trample him beneath their feet if he dared to dis
obey them. And as to veracy, the Corporal knows
nothing about it, Why Munchausen and MaJol
Longbow are no touch TO him.
The BLACKBOARD sculon who prints the Custom House
tsazette affects to look with horror the bar-rooH
Eof tavern Aroynt, thou arrant hypocrte But the
puppy has for his dread OF such place 1t wa
in the bar-room of tavern that the poor fellow got nj
hinder parts severely kicked for his nsoent abuse
the Legislature this State He has not yet entirely re
covered from the
n CD fs~--
q .afr. adams in .N'eU Jersey.-The National Ad
vocate, warm supportero of the Caucus candidate
says that IS the state of New Jersey has been TO
some time past incniDg towards the support o
MIR Adams, and that this inclination is owing to hi
talents and integrity" We have no doubt that tn
patriotic people of New Jersey will consult thei
own interest and the good Of their country, by assls
ting to place at the helm OF government the mai
who is best calculated to steer the National ship L
the port of prosperity. And we rejoice that not on
ly in New Jersey, but throughout the Union, JON
q Quincy adams is becoming universally regarded
such pilot; and that he will be the man whom thu
p people will employ in this service, we have not
doubt.
Destruction Of Bogs.-Durng the week ending the SIS
July, II dogs were taken up i'll the city of Phladepha
killed and buried, the iv directs" and one was re
deemed by his owner for five dollars.