Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-12
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
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Tuesday, June AZ, AS21.

care happy to learn that our Borough is in a
fair way to have plentiful supply of water-this
was the only thing wanting to make it one Of the
most eligible situations to be found for indepen
dent family to reside in BY the purchase Of wat
ter power on the Brandywine, the Borough authori-
ties will be able to introduce the pure waters of that
stream, with the same facility that the Schuykl is
taken into Philadelphia.
Although so great portion of our columns are
filled with the most cheering prospects Of the deserv-
eddy increasing popularity of the Administrations,
we can only give faint idea of the matter. In New
York, Pennsylvania and Maryland, there appears
but little hope for the Opposition Even Van Buren's
paper, the New York .4dvocae, to ialter, and
show symptoms of disposition to retreat from the
contest. Neither York nor Pennsylvania can ever
|be yoked to the of the Southern anti manufac-
turing policy. they know too we'll their own interest
In Maryland they seem from their numerous and
crouded meetings in almost every county, to have
arisen e,anase and declared in favour Of the Admin
stration. AS to the state of parties in Delaware,
we are unable to form any correct oplnion.-Ihe
Jackson men Of course, claim it, and if the question
was to be determined by making the most noise and
groundless assertions, they would certainly be
titled to their claim. / here was meeting of the
Democratic Republicans held at the Red Lion on
Saturday last, to appoint delegates to nominate
Representative to Congress, in which there was mo-
thing decided, both parties claiming the majority in
most attempts to take the sense Of the meeng-this
will appear more at large, in the proceedings which
follow. One thing we know, that there have been
number Of prominent men, formerly friends to the
General, who from the madness of his Southern
friends in denouncing manufacturing and internal
improvement, have left him, and taken part with
the Administration.
We are happy to inform our friends, that the Jour-
nal has now circulation tits believed equal at least,
to its neighbours and the .advertisi'ag department
is the most profitable, we hope they will not forget
us in that way-hitherto had some reason to fear
we had been overlooked
;, The question, whether jackson or Adams shall be
our next President, seems to be fast merging itself
Into thisshall the Southern short sighted, narrow
self-destroying policy of abandoning our manufac-
lures. styangng our canals roads and other internal
improvements, and depending on the work shops OF
$ England for our clothing succeed or whether the
q country will follow the noble example of New Eng
land, New York, and Pennsylvania, and become
E really an independent community. If Adams sue
ceeds the latter will of course be our situation if
. Jackson, the former. Already fea0 in our dis
trct g. such as have hitherto proessed willingness
to sacrifice every other interest for that Of manuac
i turing, have determined to stand or fall with the
n Virginia dynasty. We could put our finger on one
of that description. But the great mass of the peo-
n pie know too we'll their best interest to be long
- - duped by such characters.