Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-24

ouo,uced philippe upon foreigners, hlrcllngs
Id day.labourers - or manifested an extreme sem
biluy lest the State Of Delaware should dare affirm
measure to be constitutional which the Ancient
oninion had declared otherwise.
The call for this meeting was generally known
having been advertised and circulated in hand bills
different directions. Indeed the meeting OF Satur-
y as far as we could learn, called far the pur-
|sc Of giving satisfaction to those who complained
the proceedings, ard of eresult Of the last and
this impuf tant question.
At the last meeting, there were some very amuse-
. Incidents /; but on the present occasion, we had
pleasing variety nothing but business, promptly
nd orderly despatched.
We think the friends Of the General acted ac-
riding to.gooa filth in not attending, considering
The circumstances Of the case. Those members
Congress, friendly 10 the General. and living
nrsh of the Potomac, had made quld pro quo at
,ir &c the American system with old Virginia, last
inter, somewhat in this way. These jackson mem
ers. for divers good causes them thereunto moving,
. id consent and prove it BY their acts, that theJ
oalA not support the woollens bill on their part, j
ryinia would unite in the support of the mill
Rrv chieftian. Virginia did not like him /; for
Governor TYLER said, he was a " rare bird,
\ 1924, who was found ON Jackson's side in tina
hate. But if hs congressional friends, north o
he Potomac, would show by their votes that the,
red more for General Jackson than the American
stem. the leading Virginians could persuade thei
are simple oeiyhbors that the Hero was their man
aying, shooting, dueing. cock fghing, horse ra
NJ, second section, Gov. Rubun, &c. to the con
ary notwithstanding. If there could be found 81
any men north Of the Potomac to abandon thei
a GROUND Oh the subject OF manufactures. IN oppo
lion to the friends Of the administration, it was
Renaissance to be urged with Virginians general
al Jackson himself would be much more accepla
e to them, in that resp ect than the present admin
tratiou. The rare BIRDS Of Virginia could nc
ave become so common. in go short time, unles
hey had discovered that the General and his NORTH
70 friends would favor a policy more consonar
With the views and wishes of the Ancient Dominic
han the American system, which must stand Or TAI
hey well knew. with the men now IN power.
therefore, that we say it according to goo
a;th that the friends of General Jackson did not a
end the meeting at the Town Hall, inasmuch as the
ould not adopt the proceedings then and there ha
hey being directly contrary to the stiPulat'.'ns
hat case made and provided, by and between Il
congressional Jacksonite5 north Of the Potomac al
he Ancient Dominion
Besides, after such an example as that set
lessrs Buchanan and Ingham, both Jacksoniar
N Llucaster and Bucks counties, refusing to Sc
telcgates to Harrisburg, twas proof that tn
had construed the nature of their obligations to V
cnia in a similar manner: and 1t was. therefor
very we'll that the Delaware portion of the eco
oination'' should also act according to good faith,
agreeaby to the real intent and meaning OF the p
Ties respectively.
From, the Kentucky Reporter.
That the Wuolleus bill was defeated oy.
Jackson party, is perfectly notorious /; anu II Is
most as notorious. that none utJacksoh men after
10 Justify the rejection OF 1t.
Nothing is more easy than to make good the char
6 that wherever Jacksonism prevails, opposition
sts to Domestic Manufactures and the Amer
system. Opposition to the American System
ppposition TO the Administration are convert
Il terms.
Since Mr.. Clay's arrival as we'll as ON the JOUR-
the highest tributes of respect which his fellow
zens could manifest, have been freely and cord
rendered to him, He has received invitation
\ Public Dinners from Louisville, Shelbyvle, Fra
ford, Garrard, Madison, Bourbon' Clarke
Maysvilie, besides that which has been gwen
in this county buthe has been obliged To deg
+, most Of them.
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