Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
From, the Nev York american.

,.l o,,,,;,,,pca ,nust raIvunnn nuhlc acts and G
ooiia' az f.. -, IT. - 49, ho, bvo oo,f .
upon the opii'o1s u 'hose III "i'o'n ..iSy u uc ~
dence az to the merits, services, ana qualihcauohs
of candidates for popular favor. d
o,p,xYoNs Z
@- > ,k .;ur,r,. callahan NJ r n qlr,,.--yn 1907 ,
s' M s,;nr prurI wish
,an "a a. v Il nc ,rs dc;,J n,;no liza NJ Al.
ans is The most Valuable public character have abroad,
" and there remains doubt mind that he w,il
"prove himself the abes' ct all the d'p'hsae eorfs: ~
Ina. Pg p v W., I p chef I.ee ." he i
Q sn,reme Co,r, e g. p;ne.,.v and Ebs,dpc Gerg,
Mr. Adams first appointment AS minister, he received tr'N'
President Washington in 1874
ne wa appointed Dy RE zen, Je , S' .,S
and friendship Of Madison AID Mo roe it Is IN
necessary to saybut we shall lust add tie oplnon of
whom some people consider highly competent to judge "
such case
.sn -, c". ~ , 's m SUM ba, yn
have made ,he he's, s.ec,on tn Gll The lepare,t Of se
that could hao. been nnde Nv Adams the hour Of dit
hcully, will be an abte help mate, and am convinced ~"
s.pe general sansfse'0n
We now come to general Jackson VINO, II - not
denied s supported for the presidency solely Oh
the ground OF mas military services. no" th.t H,ea
affected the great patriarch OF democracy, ict MS
words speak-Ihe words OF THOMAS JEFFERSON,
spoken to gov. Coles OF Illinois, the connection anti
intimate friend OF Mr. j. and one or TWO others az
ter the last presidential election
lie said that 'uring long public life he had Attentive
y watched the progress Of events in the United States
wa we pareue view 81 vs. ha,isv v., .ch
H.; nr;ncinIe ipcned HIM an, ,hn, dnr;n, his whole no.
tcal observation, The disIoson OF lie American people
to elect general Jackson president was the single ccu-
stance which hsa shaken s t4l'' a MADE mn tear INA,
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.hensh a - naS,ahia ~ Gov CnIss ,ber. ,ra
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oil Pfose'ynsm. we Aho" 'oo iAuoh VI paity sf'i''
anu party 'es'iss ~ eAp1. 1o's ~ n.'ei =
pc Io",inoe"I'no MN - se"'e WY sopfo.' se"e
sai 'achaoa' w u 10 nc iaoe % ."o's ~
'housahu esmeNe' :" ,''s u'ii'''ess, ''o.e 'u'Pos
ing ana 'overSheA'i's 'ian eau NC Tue ppl'i'p'
ihomas Sehe'soh ~ any other ha'' Icy h,v'
gone too Id W ieoeoSoi 'ney ''e Wv '",'"''I' y
change, 'housh ohe shou,' ''ie iio'n 'iI "e"''
i'ul 'here Is hu'heaeus I'es u "ca,o's' "ho nay
yel COME 10 ho ueTis''" oclwee" -Nau's anu az y
son. IS ho, W.: op''1 M wv. -:
anu cohsioe d.oi run '''o'. o% ny l us ot
non e,noi 'oe .ie n'sl VI s"o at.aD,: a.
~ vas ~ u's ienoe "s' 49,, III -
longest ,he oloses', no iioS. Pao'ounG ;. anu pn
iosop,noSl " y WV Ia" Wi, a,,' Jo,,,,t !,
ele ues'i'h1s - ou, uo."J . Ill.,, a =,
acVo'ioh " MS couly 'i W 'uu",i = e,.,
Where: was no. ne the sie's aposue VI itcPnoi
canism! MT !ehefsoh resPecteo genera" ,.'ohs,
lot his personal merits aEh hohoFeo h'a 1o' MS pu
nc servicesyela ia ne 'h'hN anu say ano !" ~
when ne no Longer mao any personal inlefes, 10
the atiairs OF the onl'ea c'a,es were n''asea, I"
ne p'e'ssd "e prospect o. AS s.ec19n 20 t@ep'eae"f
as oad omen Jor tae e@Fo"y 2 nc Fcp"D'"-
evidence that the American people hke 'neir pr
decessors In EUROPE were ready 10 run aef ~
.,'dry tsaaer' ana surrender .neir hoelues 10 u