American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28
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Ut Ns,r 'Bedfarll

W pFeN OeHJOFU
New Bedford and Nantucket BY their Pac;f !.
Pursuits pouring light upon our Land--and piyin,
bone and sineW, and muscie, and headmctter .s our
Navy.
At PhiHips5iarg, Centre county, Pa.
Republican rincipes- Elements Of virtue. en-
ergy and safety, when clothed in their native sim
plicty; but insidious and dangerous agents wien
alrayed in false pride, extravaganza and axury.
The Press-Our warning Waterman in the hour
OF danger; our Improvement profit and pleasure
IN peace may it ever be conducted on the most
enlightened and liberal principles.
Montgomery Co., Penn.
The President OF The United States-The patriot
and the distinguished and enlightened statesman--
whilst the measures OF his administration continue.
10 promote the best interest OF countryside will
secure to himself the confidence OF the peopIe---
:" let the tree be judged by its ruit.o
ut Pittsburgh, Penn.
The President ofthe United States.-Distinpuish.
ed for the rechde of his sentiments eminent
services to his countryand devotedness to the cause
OF literature, of which he is at once the patron and
ornament
J. Y. Adams--May he conduct in peace and pros
perlty, the affairs OF the nation and may he stand On
lnsuperable barrier to the thundernps OF parry shirt
Henry Clay When the recollection Of his EN-.
niles shall be lost among the rayages of time, Ills
virtues shall adorn the pages of American history
lreand-The fires Of her genius have yet blazed
amid the storms Of usurpation--her harp is vet
strung amid the blasts Of merciIess power--may The
sun that rises on her emancipation, 80 down on the
overthrow OF tyranny--and The first standard that
hosers over her sod, be placed ON the grave OF En-.
met.
At Richmond, I'd.
John @. Adams bis honesty and Capacity in dis
charging the duties assigned to him thu O. life p, ove
him worthy Of his present station.
BY Governor Tyler.-The march of free prn-
ciples: Who shall resist the waves Of the ocean or
extingvish the light ofthe SUM-
ut PttersJurg, Ia.
The Presden, Of the u S. Thu" statesman and
Patriot: The measures of his wise administration
prove him eminen1ly qualified to preside over the
fir st of Republics
ut .Mlton, n. C.
The Government OF the United States-No mat.
ter who may be called to its administration. let US
never forget that it is our country
The Federal and State Governments. - Their
rights and interest will be best maintained and pro-
NOTED, by mutual respect and attachment to each
other.
st Cheraw S. c.
The President Of the United States. AS Chief
Magistrate OF our country we respect him his
measures will determine whether or not we RESPECT
his administration.
Mt Georgeto,ca, 8. C..
The President of the United Sla,es-May his
administration result in the happiness and prosperi
ty Of our country. He will be Judged by his
measures-no party will refuse this test
ut Lexington, Atn
The Supreme Law-lhe will off The people express
sed in their Constitutions. No derangemen, Of the
system, nor perVersion Of its meaning for party
purposes.
Statesmen and warriars-in republic whose
policy is peace and justice, arguments are better
than muskcts Intellect in the Cabinet bayone,s
in the Field.
The President and Secretary Of State-Iearn;ng
and experience supported by native talent ord tried
integrity.
The Opposition to the National Government
like the emblem OF Envy, a Serpent deyouring
ITSELF
The National Government and State Govern
men,s-beautiful in their Harmony dreadful in
their Discord.
Roanoke Eloquence-its trumphs are to drive
wisdom from the Senate Chamber and modes.y
from the gallery.
The Jack Cade Opposition-w which does not in
deed behead every man who writes his name, but
proscrlbes the President because he has been Pro-
fessor in University and does not spell Congress
with K.
-y1 10000
The Kentucky Tragedy.-The Tragedy of
Beauchamp, in Kentucky, is probably one Of the
most horrible stories that private history could pro-
duce. The reality Of this narrative far outs,rips