American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-21
From the National Intelligencer, Jan. IS.

| From the National Inteligencer, Jan. IS.
There Isl in all the interior concerns of this coun
TRY, nothing more delicate than the relation between
the slave and his master. Would to God it did no
exist at all But it does exist. 1t did exist wher
our constitution was framed. It's deicacy was .her
duly estimated, and The rights of the proprietor
we're respected. To interfere with them, against
the laws OF the country, is as much inconsistent
with the duties of citizen, as interference with
any other rights or property recognized by the laws
Nothing but aggravated evils to the slave population
can result from The indiscreet interference by in
diyiduals, associations. with the established order
/ of things in the Southern States 1t is phanthro-
'py msdlrected, we could almost say hallucinated
ito attempt the fraudulent emancipation Of this de
scription of persons whose condition is not improved
but the contrary, by the violent translation, from
slavery to freedom, without previous preparation.
| These observations are suggested by the fact o.
forcible rescue by free negroes. both in Philadel.
pha and New York, recently, of fugitive slaves, re
claimed by their masters. There is no knowing
what may be the extent Of mischief produced BY
the federation Of this conduct The Abolition Socle
tiles become, by sanctioning, ii not recommending
such violence, the worst enemies of the whole slav,
population.
i The U. States Gazette (of Philadelphia) expires
] SEES doubt and we dare say sincere one, whethe
any slaves, abscondng from their masters, hav
been carried to HAYTI, as suggested by one OF TIL
correspondents for this paper. We can assure tn
Editors of that print, that there is doubt OF tn
fact. Runaway slaves have been carried to Hayt
among the late emigrants In saying this, We d.
not mean to impute connusance OF this TACT to tn
persons who favor Hayden emigration. We pre-
sumo them TO have been ignorant OF 1t.
il The true course for the intelligent friends OF tn
Africans and their descendants held in servtude,
directly opposite to the course of seductions whic
lemancipates one out of thousand contrary to law
making the servilude of the remainder doubly one
rous, and endangering the peace OF the whole whit
slpopulaton among whom slaves reside.
i One Of the peculiar blessings which we enjoy il
this country. and one which is the very root an
foundation of numberless others, is the liberty G
1.-THE press"-a blessing which has been compare
Ito the air we breathe If we have it not W
de"-a figure as true as it is beautiful We def
any man to point out to us, either in present o
former times, nation where the people were free
and the press at the same time, restricted. LIE
!, them this mighty engine be cherished and support
i, ed by every man who values his own freedom, an
: who would wish to extend the blessings, which
this country he enjoys, over the face Of the EARTH
Globe & Emerald.
IL Observation-Disclosures in Marionacounty, is, b
i an passed at the last session OF the Legislature
adopted and established the permanent seat
h government Of Indiana, from, and AFTER the secon
ri Monday in this month. The next regular sessio
of the Legislature will commence and be holden
II The Court House in Indianapolis, on that day.
. Having stated, some days ago. that the seat
u Mr. Call, recently elected to the House OF Repr,
sentatives from Indiana would he contested
c Mr. Blake, OF that State, and the fact havn
,jto otha hinki II IN sta
e,tthe authority which we made that statemen
y 1t was no coinage of ours The information W;
: obtained by us from publication in the Georg'
c town (Ky.l Sentinel. Nat. Intel.
ST. We have heard, orally, from Kentucky, that Il
dl House OF Representatives Of that State has, by
a majority of something like eight to one express'
Y its wish that the Representatives from that State
Congress of the United States should vote, in Il
2 election Of President, for General Jackson.-ib.
n A bill for cutting canal around the falls OF Il
: Ohio has passed the Senate OF Kentucky.
all Ohio The whole number OF votes taken in
e the late Election of Governor of this State, were
n jeremiah .norro0, SO, 526; for Allen Irimbe, 81
as 1903.
ri Georgia.--At the late session Of the Legislatu
of the State of Georgia, an attempt was made
procure request, by the Legislature, to the Repr
lsentallVeS OF Inc state III Noh6rcss, W soec io NC
leral jackson for the Presidency, in the event OF
appearing that Mr.. Crawford cannot succeed. A
10 ter some intermediate proceedings, this motion W
ordered lie the table, for the remainder OF Il
session, by vote of 63 to As.
The Senate of Pennsylvania have elected Thorn
ILeiper, Mathew Carey and David Corey, Dire
IN tors Of the Pennsylvania Bank for the ensuing YET
mi VIM. Clark, Esq. has been unanimously re.ele'
rel ed treasurer OF the state OF Pennsylvania
10 At elections held few days ago, in Massach
e. sets, being the second trial. John Baiey and Fra
lcis Buuties were elected Represent to the 6