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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
FROM raN coAsr OF, AFRIcA.
FKOM LIBERIA.


Very late intelligence Of Il most encouraging charac-
American Colonization Society, iion Tic Colony on the
African Coast. The bcst hopes of lis friends arc in
fair way TO be realized. The vessel which lately sailed
from Boston with number Of emigraus, arrived in
safety IN 81 days passage and ali the passengers were
landed IN good health, and received brothers and SIS
crS by the other settlers. The Captain of The vessel
describes ii rs delightful place. and the ticsnlcles
rom tc Colonial Agent afford the strongest evidence of
Tie success o this experiment. and oftic prosperity of
The Colony 1T probable shall nave il ia our power
to publish, somewhat in detail the accounts from the A.
gents OF the Colony. Meanwhile, as part OF tho inter
esng information which t!Icy furnish may be mentioned
ihe destruction of Stare factories BY he forces Of the
Colony ana accession Of g liberated Africans New
settlements are forming in the neshborood OF the Ga
pai Nonrovia and 1t iswh pride that the friends of
TINS enterprise, and The steady and dsineresed labor.
roFs FORTS welfare behold in its present aspect the el
mems vi great free. Christian and educated People
on coast hitherto developed in the thic. gloom of ip-
norance and ovcrshadowing clouds of barbarsm and
superstition
II is with great regret the Board have heard OF le
death OF Mr. Sessions their Agent who ACCOMPANIED
The cnlgrauts from Boston Liberia who was taken
III on the return royage, and died on the All of March,
seventeen days after The pcarture of the vessel from
Liberia lie was zeaoGs and able agent, and ttc!,
endcarcd 10 the Colonists who went out with him
Although the climate OF Africa not that of the white
man, is gratifying learn at the faithful Agent OF
That Colony, Mr.. AshInuu, continues 10 enjoy rood
4 "e"''n' Nat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
To tie Editor ofMe Democratic Press.

lDV
NJ r,: ,!oN' ~" APFli 20. 1896
oo, !ti -AS 'ic w "s"hG'oh fFcs5 appears to be
"ui sfuehishneSs' as sudden as II is extraor
is,. H',ci uc,'Dci atioii' deter fniHed TO COM
G, f,.9 you Ut Puo"caton, the following extract
Goa, 80 =, " !" =" "s.i'ngtoh Correspondent If the
ti go ~ 'Io Cttcd states can stomach such Eruca
o,n I'm ~ tlc !n'd senator surely tie public viii
oroLt ., - Iy ''o, injected py IL. lhese things
nr@.c, ,,o NO. 81 sI", II '"ey deserve odnm or re
Is from, an ;nti,;t I'' ~. proper oleCtS Inc letter
0o sent of cs 't e"'ic''d Oh 'his state how al
~
60, -I,,,, i wv, ~ S' loN' APIiI -: 1910.
of The SI $40 ''3 ,t nta'iy U'e wnoie time
ON fo first d.. -, ~ A.'''GoiPn, VINO spoke
-;x mr. CIV, aI > irr o,' o''s' ana on lie last about
;ttIe in rore ~, ~ custom mere was
he a,.cd LiIs ~ ~ IL u,!utF DISCUSSION; but
timed Ir,, - pour out i con
and .lan,Inr esi W VIC must vulgar rloaidry
nm Ill I IL '',dt vas ever heaTd, mixed
;t,r,,a. ~ 80 ~ = 'd'cy, TASTE and IN
somtIard hal 800 I;I,i W., -1l"IIS traitor 3Ir
~ h, I; ~, - ''oo'' anu uis9faceu the ma
ia, er of T7ec9t H. 49, ~ cat'h--the
a. :. ;,r- a, ,; 49, ~ 'iI' i1oilhcs Oh Name
twas . would ~ ;' ','i =, ga eIous .0oi' SAID he
insinuate tJ,,, ,g',, ;, 49,. 80, % 1"stP port ana
advancrnont fs; ~ pC ~ ne nunItc
how if ,y,s b-or,ri,, I,,9 u MS cae uaet-
DirJo,nac,, ,,oi; 80 Va. 10y eu OF european
Their nr;nc ia @ u ~ 'So'l our morals WIN
cry caion h Iii ,t. v III u'eiF reHch COOK
you,oe iadi "a ooarding schools for
yantfo tho s;n. 49, u9"iu y Co'e'dIeqnaily reIe
minstration h3d hcsfo SIi ne Sain the "a
had conceived The cbsr,coI IS XII a., n",.O". Tic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

ton should Oe aauc, tue Navy Department could act
without the interference of Congress The report was
laid ON the tablc--oyes II, noes s5o:-
Mr. Peter ot Maryland, submitted resolution, de.
claring II TO be improper 10 remove the remains of the
late Capt O. III. Perry, from the place where they
now deposited, TO tins country. The resolution gave
10 some debate, and finally decided to be out Of
order, in as much the subject had been before
mttcc of the House, and the report of that committee
was then lying on tue table
l. MIR Henry from the committee roads and canals
reported the bill aid the State of Illinois in opening
canal from Lake Michigan 10 the Illinois river with
the amendments of the Committee of tue Whole and
others proposed by the committee ON roads and
canals; which bill was laid on the table.
MIR. Finday of PennsylvauIa, laid resolution on
the table directing the Secretary of War to lay before
Inc House the proceedings of General Court Martial
held at Canonmen' Morgan on the 5th OF March last
for the trial of Col Talbot Chambers of the first regi
ment of United States Infantry.
Mr.. Little ot Maryland, offered resolution which
on his own nation, was laid the table proposing 10
change the daily hour for the meeting of the House 10
II O'clock, a. NJ.
The following bills were considered in committee of
me whole House. and afterwards ordered To be eopross
ed for third reading, viz:
The bill RENTING the duties on certain articles i'm
ported tor the use Of the University of Virginia
The bill TO allow salary to the Surveyor Of be Port
Of Hudson, in the State of n. York
The bill to amend act entitled can act TO incor.
porate Company for making a certain TURNPIKE
1913. @
The bill providing for the accomplishment of certain
claims TO lands sold by the United States in the State oil
OHIO And the bill to the efectual collcc
hon ct the fees of the Clerk of the District Court OF
the District of Columbia.
The House then proceeded TO The reconsideration OF
their disagreement TO the amendment OF The Senate ia
the Bill further to amend the Judicial System of the
United States" whcrcupon it ordered that the bill
aud amendment be deferred to the committee on the
Judiciary.
The engrosscd bill ''lor tue relief of Ann D. Baylor
and "or the relief OF John Adams" and the Senate
nd ,
and "to amend the several acts for the establishment
Territorial Government in Foridan-were scverally
read third time and passed Likewise the ongrossed
bill authorizing certain soldiers of the late war TO SIR
render the bounty lands drawn by them, and 10 locate
others in the lieu thereof.
And then the House adiourncd "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

10 ITS desired completion The appeal is sounded from
A"eres and Africa dictated by Christianity, humans
" ana national policy, il will be hear and answered bv
d hal'ohs appreciation and energies.
SLaNi- iRADE.-1he following paragraph from a
late English paper shews the extent TO which tins most
inhuman and abominabie traffic is still prosecuted on the
coast of Africa
EXract of letter an officer ON bo, ri Tho u ,;
H. dated on Cape Fornosa, Coast of Afiica) Oc,o.
her 9. wv
"On the morning of the 9Th, our boats under com
na'id OF Lieut. Card, Isl OF the Rcdwng) and NIessrs
jackson and FitZmairce Aimiraltv mates with Mr.
MeSsom' acting gunner, fell in with and captured
'S o"' Oh INC Caid6ar river, two Spanish slavers--
''e schooner Theresa, 80 tons, guns and 23 men,
''" c.,Eo OF &i9 slaves; and the Isabella, brgan-
az. VI ''> TONS, with guns and $50 slaves. They
onth opened heavy fire on the boats ,vhorcbr NJ:
essoin was wounded IN line hand; and one man recciv
ca ihusket shot III his breast, but is doing we'll The
pud'sWaln CT Tie Theresa badly wounded in his
Knee and few others, both sides were sliobv lurt
ne nefeSa fired II broadsidcs, besides heavy yoies
Oh 'nuskery, before the boats got up but on one bo,t
oo8rti her, She struck, and the other seeing her peo
pie h possession, ran her aground and the crew esca
peu on shore. Nessrs- Jackson and Iitzmaurce in
inc cutter boarded and got her or leaving Lent Gard
and the gunner i the va,y!'s crew in tho I'heros.
" nave taken 30 boys and girls out of he Is,bo,
""Ci was very much crowded many them not more
'"an wears old We have been so fortunate as n CAT
ture $50 savcs in less than month"; includnr 36I IA
Neh ID company with the Fisk and Athol; and we have,
uoatueu Ia Jcune Caroline brig with 15O and
i''Veliha with 2OJ both of which, being French we
could not touch. We have chased several others but
,e". coming on, we lost ITEM On the 9Th of Sent
t' 't'i9'ohe boarded French ship, with zoo On
"oar, ana The trencinan had put 500 more on board
tender, which we observed only the ,iav before Won
may Judge from these facts, 10 what an extent This
ui'd,i "a'iic is now carrying We have not
ee rFehcl man OF war here yet, though they ourht
not:r o''' anu '"ey VIII
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
Congress PyoccedjagsY IHuralag.

''-''@'' . ''ttHtHSSU JNNTSIIE.
~ IKE Sf1ATr.-A long report was submitted nv
Hi Benton, from the Select Committee 70 ,vboto M
h'acoh5 resolution on ;ne subject was referred nrono
ih% 10 reduce inc Executive patronage Of the Govern
'ieh'. 9$ bIIls accompanied the report. In rela
" 10 tue selection OF newspapers authorised 70 mint
t'c laws 10 secure in officers the collection .nd
i"hiu! disbursement Of public money and TO disnI5ro
deiauHeTs. 80 regulate the appointment Of poot
masters. ]th and jti.iD regulate the appoint,nent
OK Cadc,s and NdshiPmcu, and Gth.-,To prevent Mi
mary ana Naval Officers from Icing dismissed fro
tsrVicc at the pleasure of The President On motion he
MI laIeWcH, 5000 copies Of lac report ,Ycre ordered
90 De printed.
tbe Senate then resumed the consideration OF ,ie
bankrupt Bill thc motion Tor indefinite posi- pouerne pt
pending MIR. Eerrien Of Geo delivered his
~ avor OF tie biz, and in 10 The remarks Of Mr.
l,"npopb yesterday When lie bad concluded Mr.
a"t"p rose reply, and 10 lie course Of s remarks
"'' oii' ile gic'cr part OF the time viii, but or b
senator's IN their seats
Ma EaJnc moved TO iav ;he bill on tie table under
81" oppression fiat il couI not be acted upon AZ This
sson without dcT;mcut 10 tic other public business
jie motion vas carried.
u: IHr HOUSE, OF ii.rREer,1 trtvre.- Mr.. storrs
ifoia iho Committee Naval Affairs made a report
;pon resolution offered some time since ustriiciipg
Ia' committee 10 inquire into the propriep Of direct
Jug The removal Of The remains Of Captain Oliver a.
Ferry 20 the United States and asked to be DISCHARGED
ifon re further consideration Of he. subject on Tho
3 '1rf thai 20 application Rad been made ~ he .ca.
;ves = ID" 7e"ea'sc 1aa''lct s,ser srch 20 e0,cl-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
Congress P,-occc1inrs of FriEqy.

=, >, N|"'T5' '80 I 4UtctU5HSS y FFtlIy
III me SENATE, several bills discussed aud par
taiy acted on; and one or two, of a minor character
maured part of the day was spent in the conside-
ration Of Executive business
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

lures mustroinmence ii the work is 10 be carried OF,
10 IT'S desired completion The appeal is sounded from
Aerics and Africa; dictated by Christianity hunani-
" and national policy will be heard and answered by
nations appreciation and energies.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

INC wife OF person cou6Ded in iai. in South Car
o'na' tor capital offence, instrumental in efoc
'Hg s escape b. conveying TO him in Die. rirn',
'-' -'u''' " p ~ IN 20 l5-eei 10 or..e-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Al meeting of she Democratic Republican citizens d
Newcase County, held at the Red Lion Inn on Saturta,
ne ifh INST pursuant to public oce Major JoHy C,noW
was callet@to the chair, and HEvRY WILSON appointed
secretary
Resotle That the Democratic Republican electors o
County assemble on the second Saturday Sep
temoer next, between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ and
~ NJ, at the several places OF holding the general cleo
ion ~ their respective hundreds e9cet that in Chrs,ana
hundred an additional election shall be held at the Buck
av ~ f9f the accommodation Of the voters residing in the
upp paF If said hundre) fo the purpose of eiectnp
ten delegates from Chsana hundred and five from each
ot the other hundreds who shall meet at the Red Lion Inn
on the third Saturday OF the month. 10 O'clock
W. o iorm county ticket and the delegates from each
hundred shall nominate two re persons for each and
every office to be filled from said hundreds upon which
nominations respectively the meeting shall decide by bal
lot.
Resore That the following persons be appointed Judges
o. e delegate elections in he al hundreds and that
they give ten days notice of said elections, respectively
yz.-For
'Brandyvine WIN. Altred, Robert Forwood VIM Smith
CArastnna--N the Town Hall Henry Steele, G. J
He, Albert Wilson.
Al the Buck-Jesse Chandler, Wm. Huston, Thos Bald
win
mn Creek-Francis Denny, George Springer, VIM.
Baldwin
WMte Clay Creek-John Hertlman, Stephen Willis,
Benjamin Whiteey
Pencader--John Caulk, VIM Thomson Zackariab
Jones.
Nevcaste Abraham Ewes, John Moody, Robert Rhodes
ied Los-George Clark, VIM VandegIft, James ii
Miles.
s. Georges-Abraham vandegrh, VIM. Kennedy James
Houston.
hboqu,nmmk-1homson Wilson, Thomas Naudan, Tho.
mas Reynolds
Resolved That The proceedings of this meeting be sign.
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and published the
American Waterman.
Reaofyed That this meeting adjourn to meet on The
second Saturday of June, 1897.
JOHN CROW, Chairman.
HEsny WILSON, Secu
Red Lion, June II, 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08

BEAUTIFUL ExrnAcr:- The following extract
from the oraipn of MIR, Everett, delivered a, Cam
bridge, on the anniversary, breathes the noble
and worthy spirit as was exhibited by him the
floor OF congress, last winter when pleading ior the
few remaining heroes oil the revolution.
Niles Register.
Let us not forget, the return of this evcn,ful
day. the men who, when the conflict of counsel was
over sond tor ward IN that Of arms Ye, let me not
oy 'ainly endeavoring to sketch do deep in Justice
to he story of their exploits Tie efforts OF Lie
would cely suffice to paint out this picture il
all its mingled coors of sublimity and woe oi agony
ard triumph But the age Of comm MOI alton is az
hand. The voice OF fathers blood begins to cry
TO us from beneath the soil which il molstened.
Time is bringing forward in their proper rellet, The
men and the deeds OF that high souled day. The
generation OF contemporary worthless is gone the
crowd OF the unsgnalized great and good dsappears
and the leaders In well as counsel, are seen,
in ancys eye, to take their stands the mount Of
remembrance. They come from the embat,led
cliffs of Abraham; they start from the heavng sods
OF Bunker's Hill they gather rom the blazing lire
OF Saratoga and Yorktown; from the blood dyed
waters Of the Brandyw wine; from, the dreary SHOWS
o! Valley Forge and all the hard fought fields OF the
war. With all their wounds and with all their
honors, they rise and plead with Tor their bre
who survive and bid Us show our gratitude, not
by sounding words, but b. stretching out the strong
arms OF our coontrys osperty, to help the veteran
survivors gently down to their graves"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETING.
AN Tuesday the 22d day of Angus, instant, adjourn
W ed meeting of the Democratic OF Kent county,
rs held al the State house in Dover.
The committee appointed at The last meeting also met
mis- day for the purpose pf forming county ticket and
serott-d the following, which was adopted:
Senator-John Bnckloe
ebresentaives-1homas Rees, Elias Naudain Thomas
n. stout, Martin w. Bates, Joel Clements, Samuel Viz
1cH, James iharp.
Jane, IoIecktr, decd, John Sradly, Muir H. Garret
liatdcastle, Muir. H., William Salisbury, Mis- ii.
The committee reported at the time that the
erees from Newcastle, Kent and Sussex counties had met
this morning for the purpose of selecting suitable persons
he supported The ensuing General Election for the
Offices of Governor and Representative Congress, and
.ad recommended the democratic of This state
IDANiD HAZARD for Governor, and DR.. ARNOLD
NAuDAIN for Representative to Congress.
On motion, Resoiped That this meeting in the
nomination of David Hazard candidate for Governor
and Dr. Arnold Nauda&h candidate for Representative
to Congress, and recommend the said candidates the
Democratic Republican voters OF Kent county for their
unanimous support
Pesolyed That the committee who formed the above
county ticket have power fill any vacancy vaucances
any occur in said ticket any time they may think pro-
per- before the first Tuesday OF October and that it
shall be the duty of the secretary of this meeting give
notice said committee of the happening any such vacan
ces.
Jacob ou Esquires, be committee of correspondence
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lished in the American Watchman and that 200 copies
thereof be printed hanbs and distributed in this
|V. .
Resolved That this meeting do adjourn to the last
Saturday in " next and that sha be the duty of the
secretary give least weeks notice Of sad meeting
ABRAHAM PIERCE, Chairman.
Are: NJ scuKE. Sec'Y.
August 2S, 1885,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
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ly, ta, of being depository Of discussion. op,cs oil
general politics, legislation science internal ions,
social institutions and, short whatever down
the immediate interests OF the community. 1t is special
design, far possible, give the work strictly nation-
al and American character
Several Of the contributors are men of letters
who have travelled and studied in foreign parts and be-
familiar with the languages and literature of the old
counres others devoted to literary and scientific pur-
suits professions while others conspicuous among
the legislators of the country at The bar, hghes
of justice. Owing to the steady support of Ia ge
number Of gentlemen thus qualified, who reside in diereh
parts of the Unlon the work has with degree of favor
and success. both in the United States and abroad which
similar publication in this country has enl,yed; has
its prosperity any former period been rapidly
ing as at present.
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION

a 7 meeting Of the Democratic Republican Coaterees,
n of the State Of Delaware, held at the State House in
Dover Tuesday the ed day of August 1896,
previous arrangement and public notice. JESSE CHANDLER
called to the Chair and DAVID pArSrEn appointed Sec
setary when it
hesosed That this meeting proceed by ballot nomi-
nate candidates for the efce of Governor If the State Of
Delaware and for Representative TO the Congress of the
United States the lowing members from the respective
coun les being present, viz.-from .Aewcase Co,nty-Wm
McCau ley, Jesse Chandler, John Clark, Benin Whelev
Jacob Faris, David Psynter, Richard Mansfield, and William
Vandegrt From hent Counfy-lsaac Davis, Abel Jones,
Jacob Stout James Scntten, DR. John Adams Abel Harris
John Chambers, Joel Clements John Wallace and Bena
min Potter From Susser County-Wliam Porter, Jose ph
Smith, George Polk Matthew Rench, James Robinson,
John rcnnaot Peter Waples and Dr. John White y and
on counting out the votes it appeared that DAVID HAZ
ZARD, of Sussex County, unanimously chosen as a
candidate fur the office Of Governor of the said State al d
Doctor ARNOLD NAUDAIN unanimously chosen as
a candidate for Representative TO Congress.
ResOi,ed That this meeting pledge itself all hon
orable support Of the candidate selected for the
office of Governor, well in support of the candidate Sc
lec'ed ior Representative to Congress.
Resoued hat the selections this day made Of candidates
for co. and Representative Congress, be
mended TO the democratic czens Of this State for their
utdiv+ed support at he ensuing Election.
Resord That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
ljshcd in the American Waterman.
JESSE CHANDLER, Chairman.
DAVID PAINTER, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
DELEGATE ELECTION

tDuRsuANT to a resolution passed at Red Lion on The
l7th OF June last notice is hereby given To the De-
ocatc Repuhican Electors of the country part of CHRIS
llama Hundred, that Election will be held at the buck
Iarern on the Kennel Turnpike road, on Saturday the
9Th OF September inst, between the hours of 10 A. Nj and
said Hundred. meet The Delegates from the several Hun
dreds IN Newcastle County Red Lion, to form the Coun
ty Ticket JESSE CHANDLER
WM HUSTON,
THOMAS BALDWIN,
September 1. Jvdgca
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
DELEGATE ELECTION.

Pursuant to Resolution passed a,
Red Lion, ON the 18th of June last
notice is hereby given to the Demo
cratic Republican Electors of this Bo-
rough, that an Election will be held
at the Town Hall, on Saturday the
9th OF September next, between the
hours of 40 A. M. and p. NJ, for
the purpose of electing ten Delegates
from Christiana Hundred, to meet the
Delegates from the other Hundreds
in Newcastle County, at Red Lion, to
form the County Ticket.
H. STEELE,
G. ]. WOLFE,
Aug. a5, 1896. A. WILSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
A sKETcH FROM MATURE.

She kneli beside me-and mine eye once glanc',l
Upon her form. Twas but giance--but ne Per
From my remembrance will it pass away.
He's arms weie folded on her breast--her head
Bow'd down most meeky, as became the plsca
And her dark eye brew, and ~tlll darker hair,
Shaded a counenaice wherein was less
OF beauty tian expression; it was pale
AS IS the lilly in the Spring; it bore
Some touches OF the frame and minds disease,
Some marks of hidden Her half cl sd eve
Was bent to earth, and shaded by lash,
Slken and shining as the ravens wing,
Her lip was motonless, and it seem'd
As though her suppiica,ion sped at word
Forth from her pions bosom to her God.
There was a witherd flow ret on her breast
Petchance an emblem Of the hopes which there
Had bossom'd and there faded.
have viewed
Woman in many a scene--I have behed
Her gay and glorious in the festive hall,
Eager pf conquest-and ton have mark'd
The winning 1angush and seductive smile
Both dear a dangerous to the youthful heart,
And have strav'd with beauty by my side,
Through the sl glade at evenings passing hour,
BY the pale radiance of the moon, whose beam
Hath sver'd DER her smiles and she hath look'd
As she had thrown her soul into her eyes;
Nay, have vew'd her at the fever'd bed
of sickness, pillow the pale cheek, and ba,hc
The faining brow, where like form of light
She whispered peace where else there had been ncnt
But never by the side of woman yet
Such thrillings and unearthly feelings stole
On my oercharged heart, when | saw
That pious maid communng with her Cop.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-08
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

VBE subscriber respectfully offers his services to the La
dies and Gentlemen of this Borough and its vicinity
AS teacher OF the French Language. The terms and OH
er information may be obtained application to him al
his residence in Second street, Mr.. Bes 9r Fmace
JOHN DORAT
wilmington, september j. 824tp