American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25

common prejudice: He knows perfect, seaa..
without ans particular affection Tor lin y VA
enough that he has combined with Others ,.a : y
this Administration. right or wrong. to ensl a'n
to command the votes Of the larger Statas = u,
South for any dignity which it suits his no;.a qe
aspire to. No, no. The object of Mr.. Ton H., .
in gong South if political at all, was mt "a 49,.
g golden opinions from all sorts Of peope p ~
from any sort Of people, in that direction. W.T..
need to buy what he can get for nothing. Or ne,ss
as cheap? breath. whispered in Ills nlaca
the Senate Hall, even though in conclavc. nav u"
the gracious suffrage Of State, Of which. a,lrsa
scd in person to the People who compose 4 N
| the sophisms Of the Caucus creed could NOT nan
ence the opinion OF dozen individuals A wsl
turned period, full Of no meaning, but catcLins -
the watch-wor, of the hour. addressed to Ms A.,
constituents, may lead captive the voice of an0,b
er of our Republics. When the sutiiages Of whoI
communities are thus easily acquired, what occD
sion for needless toll to canvass them. No.
the object Of the honorable Senators if political 4.
all, was not to propitiate the Soutl--nor even
consult the oracle, whose responses we Shall hay,
or not, as they have turned out to be favorable a.
otherwise. ifhc had any political object, we VEN
ture to say. it lay nearer home than Georgia.
That experienced politician knows full well, thar
to the success Of his political projects it is iNdi.
pensable that he keep up his supposed power and
ascentIeney at home. i his object might not have
been promoted BY his returning directly fran
I Washington to Albany. where the Legislators. by
which lie had been Just reelected Senator. va,
still in session. lie had too much to answer for
to desire to face his immediate constituents until
at least there had been some concentration Of
sentiment among them,o and until they had been
sufficiently drilled into conviction Of the utter
4! lmpocv OF 6 premature eommittals,f not So much
upon the Presidential question, as upon CERTAIN
questions concerning Manufactures ami InternaI
Improvement. which the People Of New York, a.
we'll a. Pennsylvania. seem TO have cot an ida
tvery ANNOYING. We have no doubt, to Mr.. Vail
Burpn and lis political associates in Virginia and
csewhcrel are somehow or other connected with
their personal prosperity well as political min
ence This is long sentence bnt it has risht
to be, for il our opinion there IS something in IL
very unlike, in this respect, the lahored and pa
rcnthetlcal and Alphabetical sentences Of some
very distinguished Orators. who get clear Of the
mast ineligible part Of them, BY declaring that
really they meant nothing. Witness The late
speech OF q distinguished member Of Congless
concerning " improving the condition OF tlie
press"
We wish It to be distinctly understood, t!atas
do not, and cannot. take any exception to The late
Southern excursion Of cur respected friends he
Senator from the State. and the REPRESENTING
from the City, Of New York. VIZ wish that ne
visit Of our Southern friends to TIE Eastern State,
were more frequently thus reciprocated. We ale
sure that, from such an Interchange Of eouftesfs
the best results could not but flow. 0i the ho'pl-
talty pf the East, no one who has exFellencedt
can ever speak otherwise than in KIND remeH
brance. The South, proserblal Tor ITS generous
and cordial reception Of strangers. we are CAD 10
perceive. from the Raleigh Register. has not, N
North Carolina. any more than IN South aIoiNa
and Georgia, failed in the respect due 70 the rMl-
nent travellers from New Yoik. Thus shoui i
ever be. Political differences are hateful whenuey
close the door Of hospitality Or provoke ds.0ro "
the social board. The man who would olicr Ter
sonal rudene,s to another because he differs IRON
him in opinion. mas be very +" teice'' III ms fol'
tics. as the candid Editor Of the New York Ent'l'
ler eontp,scs the Opposition party 70 be- out ca,
hardly be desirable companion, or very use'u'
member Of society.
/ With these observations. We submit 70 our fea
t dels the correspondence referred to. AZ slea'y
Leisure. We shal.ia the spirit Of freedom ana lralN
ness. offer to them such reflections as nave Occur
Nrcd to US in tie pcru>al Of it. in connexlon W''
other recent publications which il IS our puilio''
/ cursOrlly TO review.