Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15

fm;s,ed nv too near view Of her own interests,
without duly regarding the rights of others, nbam-
ed by resentennt exasperated by passion, and led
acts of contumely and yiolence,) advancing with
steady vet cautious step, uniting conclhauon, WIN
frmness and in moments the most trying, adopting
every practicable means to promote the just inte-
rests of Georgia, guarding at the same time the
rights of the indaus who look to the Union for pro-
tection--ro temper the assertion OF National SOW
erejpntv. when questionable, and demanded by inn
perors circumstances by acts OF bcnlilcence. In
relation TO the Southern Republics to cherish the
lively feelings Of good viii and respect which have
crown up between US, accepting their invitation tol
fri, ndly conference and sending wise agents to pro-
mote harmony and to guard our commercial priv
rges from the insidious schemes OF foreign rivals
10 improve the internal condition of the country by
afording all parts Of the Union the means Of easy
intercourse strengthening thereby the bond of union
10 protect domestic industry, that the farmer may
have Il home market for his prodnce--and be cnl-
bed to buy of those who buy OF hin--and render
ng the nation independent iii war and peace, OF for
ogn nations-To reduce the national debt as rapid
~ as practicableTo set an example OF republican,
4 simplicity of manners and conduct--in fine TO en-
deavor to deserve public appreciation by nerilo-
rious deetls--Thcse are the arts-this the manage
ment, by which Air. Adams and his Administration
seek TO court the public favor. God grant that such
| course may be pursued for thousands OF years.
! In truth, we say it with sincerity, Mr.. Adams APP
pears to The lurhest removed from any thing
like party -lnanagemcn-plan, political intrigue, OF
scheme to favor his election or advance any personal
object, of any statesman have ever read, heart
of, or known.
! Note. The industry and attention to business, o
Mr. Adams has been mentioned. The following an
ecdote was told me of him, when Secretary OF State
a gentleman who was going to Europe came t.
Washington in the summer, having intricate and i'm
portant business 10 settle AT the Department.
told Mr.. Adams how urgent was his buslness--hoy
: necessary for him TO return to Newly ork, If posi-
; BILE "A day or two hciore the packet sailed whic
. would go in ten days The Secretary heard hir
) TO the end; 'Will you come tony house to-morro,
+ morning at < In the morning. in the morning
Z did understand YOU, Sir ~ Yes, is il too earl
: for you 70 ''By no means, if it suit your convt
9 nicncc. Sir. : At Mr.. Adams met him at the doc
e conducted him TO his tudy-there no Ger.
!; mony but direct sitting down to business--at
u after hours intense application, they rose-tE
$ business completcd--took breakfast togtthe
and the gentleman was in New-lork two OF hre
days before he had even hoped to get his busine
completed.
e In Pennsylvania. the political elements are all
. commntion. 1t is not to be denied, nor cnncealt
d great changes have been, and taking place
ot favor Of the Administration. We speak not of t
e west the norh. from whence the most heart che;
IS ing news is borne ON every faN0ring breeze
ed speak not of place at distance. speak ofouroN
eft neiehboriood--of home. We express il as our
liberate opinion. from the best lights can ob,a
OF that in this county. here at the last President
MS election, there were more than two votes to one
rs Gen. JAcKsoN-.there will be handsome major
to for Mr. ADAMS And we assert. boldly, witht
his fear If contradiction, by any one who has taken
in much pains to gain c0trect information, that if oil
i counties in the state present at the Polls as g,
ee. change Chester county will do. the Administ
his ton Electoral 'ricketwiil succeed by ten thousa
ma majority. Let no. the Southern politicians CO,
IT. too confidently upon Pennsylvania. 7. Rec.
id,