American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-24
From the Raleigh CN c. J Free Press.

ye nave elected me, TO sarve yc, in the Ginera
Assembly, gentlemen, in the House Of Rolly, ol
f the Commons, gentlemen, shall en-dee. yor to act
shall en- dee vor TO be sarviceable, for wants A.
merlca to have high intrust. Now gentlemen
when the time comes shall 60 to Rolly shall
De there among the Reep seniatlves down be-
low, and away off as fur as Buncome. rest
yc, gentlemen, well assured that in all my acts OF
the Commons, shall be guided by that power
which hopes will make ye happy for your intrust.
hopes II Will extend to pos-tee rity 100 for gen
tlemen, looks good ways-I wants politics a
ftourshing. wants il in all the world, and in this
part here; and most every where. Pos tee tily
must have it too, and Virginia, and The whole Com
monwealth of us and Europe shall have benefit in
IT, so. gentlemen, iii say on I've got elected,
as you all know here, gentlemen. the sheriff has
just now cried that Pve got elected at the door
OF the Court House SO you've toed me on your
shoulders gentlemen, here /; and among these GIN
gef cakes here, gentlemen, and this cart fetched
here to sell ginger cakes, SO thank ye. thank
ye gentlemen, for the high mark of respect you've
showed me. Now, gentlemen Pm elected,
though dldent git the foremost vote but wasent
but little behind him but matter as I'm elect.
ed. Nov, gentlemen, my heart is right for your
lntrust shall do too all that can be done. So as
| I'm elected, | looks to the goud, gentlemen, OF
things and to posleerity. And gentlemen, | calls
your attentions as l am elected, lee lie while to
the internal improvement. Az Pm elected, speaks
it for your good. Nov, gentlemen, the improve oil
the boss breed you know some about: and FLIES
that's better than Virginia but shall now go 10,
the water and canals. Though know the mpor-
lance Of the boss breed is Important I'm looking TO
he canals now Now. gentlemen the canals-if
we begin down as far Ocrcoc bar, and clsaDs out
The creeks and swamps as high up Ma hun.ta
and some canals too for fats. twill! be, gentlemen,
advantageous to our country. Twoud be and
hopes good deal for Polccat, and Tice's marsh,
and Con tentny. to be cleared up and navigable Tor
fats and boats and some other sloops OF war though
han't paid much attention this good while TO the
Nav. And I guess John Bull won't want to fight
| IS after This. We must though leave it to the
| House in the Sinate and Copmons. But I'll re-
| commend 1t to the best, and sick TO UNI and vote
100 blame my skin if l don't, Let's, gentlemen,
have Ptchkittle cut off in canal twill, gentle
men seve the State good many dollars and short
en- the way to our abidances. Now, gentlemen,
wants much The country and the University impro-
wing; and the country and every where; 10 Mad
am skeet and about Chapel.hill and Rolly, and to
the town OF Buncome, and by canals particular, So,
gentemer the agriculture Of our country, and the
polk and cotton would go by canals to Jeems cs-iv-
er. and to Wilmington, and the corn too, though
rofn is dear now. Though spose some folks
wouldent like the canals for negur speculation
though think that Crawford wasent so stained with
II think gentlemen, leetle while stop some on
the canals-and Crawford ought to been president.
know Jackson's great man, and he went to New
Orleans And Adams--I talked with man got
into company WITH how he writ about being pals
fed, and dident for his constituents; but his
big talk don't care for, he's TOO larned. We want
some body for our intrust. and tells you, they go
to Congress to make lsws--and about altering he
Constitution, shall dee vor to see something
sbout it. And, gentlemen, for the Banks, l wants
attention. silence! say there amt no Justice in
UNI particular the State Bank of NewberD. The
President and Directors spose, wouldent like 10
have me say much at Roy, bul mus, stick to your
intrust; don't abou, their lendin money at E
per cent and get 10; and judgment too, and the
No-try gifts cost too. The grea! folks do too much,
and If don't say something about it at Rolly, |
don't know who will. Now, gentlemen, as Pm in
politics, shall begin TO talk heap about schools
and about roads and wants to search too good
deal about patrols, and musters particular and if
we can make any laws about um we shall We
must consider on UNI. Gentlemen, rest ye well
assured ] shall think on the muster business. Now
gentlemen, the law must be made, for we couldent
live if twa'nt; and we shall make sore, reckon
at Roly this time. ha'nt now got time TO talk on
our Courts and Supreme Court; but shall think
on um all when gt to Rolly When git there
shall search some about the army; and shall
reckon find out what Great Brtain's doing and a
good MANY hngs that don't talk on now-Gene.
men, It's the good Of the country | wants; | wants
to have folks think our independence. Now we
are the biggest nation Almost in the world Wash
ington great man-our fathers fought in The
Revolution, and Jefferson was for Independence
We have good many States to cur government.
and if Bnnapare romts we u beat him away. Now
let the French come If they dare. Gentlemen, we
have trade too; our ships go clear across the sea,
and come back; but the sea sometimes runs up
high, and it is stormy sometimes, and in the night
j, is dark. Gentlemen, Louisiana belongs to US,
and Mr. McDuffe is IN Congress- I say gentle
men. we have a pond many states. Now EnmInn