American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25

ing. The attempt has net With the fate i a..
ed. and the city has not been disgraced-C.n -.
son himself has expressly disapployed OF The .a,.
est murmuriDg or complaint e"'
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The Democratic Press SAYS that" The to... l
the Court House were shu. against the ms.,;'
which was numerous and assembled in N. G.,
House Yard. The person who called the uo.,i'
whose name from delicacy we suppress, pronn..s
ard the meeting approved Of three several nst"s
as Chairman oil the meeting, but none Of them :"
peared. There was much disposition for finn W
laughter but little for business. This person ny
he was the only person, who seemed desiron, :. l
have something done, and who proposed so man,
chairmen, now said, that he would go forth and Az
a chairman, who he hoped would be scceplaNs
After some time he returned and said, that The i.
sons with whom he had always acted as po(,iei,n.
the original friends Of General Jackson, wer. n'
much afraid to take the chair, and he bope5 w.
meeting would find a chairman for ,bems,lv.'
This the meeting. after many good humorsd eaoN
were unable TO do, and they dispersed ALTHOUGH h,
did not adjourn. 1t cannot be said that any n,,,
OF section Of party, was dishonored by this me-.
ling 1t was not their work. II seemed solely Il.
work Of an individual. 1t was Muneo here an,
Mungo dere, and Mungo every where"
The neat administrations Much as we b,,
always respected and admired the character sri
talents OF the President elect, We have never b,,
such enthusiasts as to believe il possible that h.
could form an administration to please every boda
or that he could advance single step in the excl
else of his new functions without opposition h
would be contrary TO the spirit Of our constituiU
" n m he fr
his opinion; it would be contrary 10 the charac,s
Of human nature, which embraces within il all ii.
diversties OF the Divine essence it would be- in
short, TO look for second age Of miracles, 10 e.
pect that MIR. Adams should hit upon such han
Ply amalgamstion OF the various contradictory inter
ests which have divided the nation upon the plss
question just decided, as to alay at once, all rin
lation and reconcile all disappointment. in the OF
gani2ation of his Cabinet. We are, Therefore
neither surprised nor dispeased, that several pab
san prints have already issued manifesloes, decls
ing their determination TO contiFae towards h /
President the warfare they have so long carried on /
against the Secretary Of State. The friends ill
Mr.. Adams have reason to eoce al this nealkE
spring OF opposition, this premature disclosure
intended hostility; Tor, an opposition which is pre-
determined, must be unfounded in reason and hI
people OF the United States are too engh,enedhI
permit an unreasonable opposition to nterrupthI
harmony OF their government. From such ebuIE
tons OF disappointed hopes, we turn, with plea i
sure, TO the course which our opponents Of dlf,
ent char acter have prescribed TO themselves. WI
|coPed yesterday the liberal ard highly Honorable 4
sentiments OF TWO OF the New-York papers, one
which has been, during the whole electioneeTns /
contest, our active and Jealous opponent.
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