The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-03-10


result of this experiment, upon the theory OF
human rights, has at the close OF that gene,
ration by which it was formed, been crowned
with success, equal to the most sangulne ex-
pectations of its founders. Union, justice,
tranquility, the common defence, the general
welfare. and the blessings of iberty-all
have been promoted by the government un
der which we have lived. Standing at the
point Of time; looking back to that genera
ton which has gone by, and forward to that
which is advancing, we may, at once, lhuulSe
in grateful exultation, and i'll cheering nope
From the experience of the past, we derive
Instructive lessons for the future. VI the
two great political parties which had diviu-
ed the opinions and feelings of our country,
the candid and the Just will now admit that
both have contributed splendid talents, spot
less integrity, ardent patriotism, ana uisln-
tercsted, sacrifices, to the formation ana al
ministration of the government; and that
both have required liberal indulgence for
portion OF human infrmity and efforts.
The Revolutionary Wars OF Europe, com
mencing precisely at the moment when the
government of the United States hrst went
into operation under this Constitution, exctt-
ed a collision of sentiments and sympatnles
which kindled all the passions, and emnt-
tered the conflict Of parties, TIL the NATION
was involved in War, and the unloh was
snakc,i " ~ 1ene. - s.,ai,,,d ,wentv vears.
oraceu Peiiou Vi -: f ,ho IT,;on in
curing which, .ie 80 anst;tntc5 the
us reiat,oh WIN J;,,;.;ons and
PrihCiPai oaaio VI w. IS 49,. act;on of onr
tne 'host aruuous p'''' WIN IL c,tostro.
rcuera' .,o' et''''ies 49, En.nch Revo-
phe IN which the wars vi .io ','i'a..,,,sr.
"A DtN,
luton terh,itia'eu, any. cu' ~" I,,of,L Wool
Pe"ce wiz" u, ga. III . '..'''' Eron th,t
OF party ser'ie Nas uptooN.a' onnoctcd i.
time no uiiere,ec VI ~, with
ther win elle 'hcoi! VI 49, 80 Wat;one b,.
our intercourse WIN ~. i, fa,.ce eff
eAlsteu' OF oec" ''l'.a ~, 'oar,hin,tion ne
cleht 70 sustain . eo...',.ue .t,,n ,yholesomc
par'ies, vi w ,;s,art ~. 1oyisIativc
animation W pupiil n,d i ,v;tbo,t = dis
debate. our 1oil'ioat 80 Laa,d ,Th,t III
sen.''S soioo .nat 0';,' ~. yonrce and the
&c f.ha pco,Ie ~ end. Of all legit-
~ C1,.a,.r,nente rnon Farth-That the
~ me- - g., tte hene6ccncc. and the
, oes. eeeul.se 80 ~ ahusa of mower.
oeS. So, " ~ $500, the mritv and the
ts,a. - e ,,an,Iar rlrctionsrhat the
! Cs.11ar,i Io,,e,nnent of the Union. and the
.'..'',,5t, f,l,,a,n,nente az the States. are all
= aft;n,;tod ,owers. fellow sery-
,,,,stnrs uncontrolled within
nv = ~ go ,'l,s ,nrontrolable by
s..en 49, ~, each orhcr-That the
''''o..so r. ,.ce ;s thc nreparation
- 49, ~ J.tences of war-Ihat
uua'ms - and accountability Of pub
-, ~ .honld pnard against the
~ ga l'e.;,-,s1N ~ ,,iinyatG. when pos,iblc
az. ~ ~ - g .,,,ationJhat the military
~ ~, ~. ~ ;,s.n;ct s,,orlinotion ia The
e!loul'i w Nj r ~ 10 freedom nf the Press
ein,' & mo,;,r;o,s annion shonld be inyiolate
~ -. At of any Countrv Is peace. and
the ark Of oar salvation, union, are articles
I Of faith mon which we are all agreed-li
4 tberc have been those who doubted whether
), confederatc Representative Democracy
were a Government competent to the wise
.nd ord.rlv management of the common
conrarns ~ \ mighty Nation, those doubt'
ho,.c hcen disnclled
49,, ,,,..;o.+, or ,,,,ti,l con.
~ tleie nav 80 ,,.,,,, ~. r,,ins If th,
iGu.t a'N W 49,, Es.on .cottercd ia IN,
mum ny loay d,n1,nrnn. N
"l'Hs' ~ 1"o'e - Nat;on a,,d a,tin
taChlie's ~ one ~. 3'. ha, ,t;rrni. i
at'''es =, W "''o'ne' Wv! 49, ~ hon,o,nd ,bro,d
Gu eh yeaiH "a 90 ;t;ns nf nolit;c.
nave assuaseu ~ nt '',,', ~ harnon, n,
cohlen.lo"' ''u G I.1. s. ,,,,,i;c n,in;or
mos ,,, alscolyta'!l .tJnrt of ma,rna
;;.'. onn s' sacriGrc IF nr,ndice and passion
-! aS,. hy tbc inLiy,duals Throughout
y - ia,.a har.,nfore foliawe