American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-18

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wisely conducted, against which,
no act of impoIcy or improvidcnce Is alleged, W.
der which every rejecting citizen ieeis 'hat inc
country is safe, that he, himself IS secure ~ all MS
rights, that the wise and settled policy OF the gov
eminent will not be disturbed by violent changes
or reactions --on the other, an opposIt'oh' carry
ing PARTY rancour to an unprecedented extreme
disturbing the peace of the country and haZarohs
its interest and welfare not upon the ground o.
measures. but of men not to accomplish any great
and valuable scheme of poicy-but to elevate zen.
Jackson to the presidential chair.
Be il therefore Resolved, That, in this Tree
country where the constituted authorities are APP
pointed by the people themselves, and where me
strength and efficiency Of the government de-
pend mainly upon public opinion, it is the hrst uu-
ty OF the citizen to give it fair and cand'a sup
port !; to Judge it BY its measures. to make al
iowance for errors or unavoidable evils, where
rood intentions are manifest, and when unjusty
assaied, to strengthen it by every token OF pub
lie appreciation.
Rrsolrsd, That we have firm and we'll placed
confidence in the wisdom, integrity and ability OF
the present administration; that the election of
MIR. Adams was in perfect accordance with the let
ter and spirit of the constitution; that the deci-
sion of that mOmentous question IN single ballot.
was an example OF the most favorable omen to the
stability Of our institutions and the future destI-
ton against Mr.. Adams and MIR. Clay has proved
to be as baseess as the fabric of vision y and
that cordially approving OF the measures OF MIR.
Adams's administration, we will use all lair anu
honorable means to secure his re election
Rssolred That when e. combination" OF master
spirits at Washington have ayowed . determination
TO PREJUDICE the conduct Of the administration, by
proclaiming an opposition candidate on the very
day of MIR. Adams's Inauguration to put down the
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behold this unprecedented avowal supported by
characteristic means, we deem il the buunden du
ty Of every citizen who prizes the honor and hap
pinsss Of his country, to set his face against an
example 80 pregnant with evil, and TO unite with
the friends Of ORDER and good government in an
effort to save the Republic.
| Resolved, That We will cordially unite with the
Friends Of the Administration, throughout the
state. in supporting as a candidate for Congress,
at the ensuing general election, friend OF the
administration and that for the purpose Of effect
ing our intentions in this matter the following
persons be appointed Conferees on the part Of
this county, 10 meet such persons as may be APP
pointed Conierees by the friends of the admins
iraton in Kent and SUSSEX counties, or Tuesday
the 18th inst at Dover--viz.
| Neutrality-suspicious. Robinson. Chrisiana-
Caleb Kirk and Robert Porter. MI Crssk-
Isaac Gibbs. White Clay Creek-lenjamin Wat
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Philip Reybold. Psncadpr---Jacob Farris.-
st. Georges-Richard Mansfield. Jppsguiai-
mink-W. Deakyne.
Resolved, That the following ticket be recon-
mendsd to the unanimous support of the Friends
Of the Administration in New Castle County ~-yiz
SENATOR.
/ Jacob Farrs.
i REPRESENTATIVES.
! Alexander S Read,
4 John j. Milligan,
/ Washington Rice.
\ James Booth, jr.
i John Exton,
BENJAMIN Watson,
1 Alexander Crawford,
4 LEVY COURT
/ John Janvier,
Isaac Price,
Il James Paten.
Philip Reybold.
Resolved. That the following persons be ap
j.. pninted a committee to correspond with such com