Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
IN cid Hunter.
I,.r .Le L,.iaz.nre Ln1,rnat.

How ridiculous has the over weaning confidence
ofthe jackson men caused them to appear---They
asserted, SO Frequently and violently. that they
must and wonlt succeed that the people would
Bear down as ;in Avalanche on the corruption OF the
Administration that the Hero OF New Orleans was
the Peoples Alan y with thousand other such
violent, untrue and silly predictions and assertions
never forcetiug the prophetic declarations and mod
tratc calculations of little Sammy, which have from
lime to time enriched the columns OF the Delaware
(Iazete and aven it character oil notoriety sedonl}
awarded by the public TO any paper.-fes! sol
Thoroughly were thew assured Of success, that the
"needtu'' had been Transported from head quarters
IL suitable place within the limits of the cxccu
tiye patronage (no far distant from the Pos-olhce)
preparatory to the celebration OF the success OF
their candidate. Other and more splendid arrange
ments were made to please The "people,' such as
carts prepared 10 be decorated with hickory boughs
ami paraled triunphaniy through the streets--to
the great annoyance Of all quiet cltizens.-Bu the
chosen ones were to be entertained in becoming
style, and at the expense Of those who expected to
h4 ultimately benefited by the triumph. beam
eIlght has recently penetrated the darkness with
which they had SO carefully enveioped 1t, and ex-
posed the "master spirits of a combination-the
most corrupt in IFS origin Of any ever set on loot IN
shs any other country. | would advise mode
rate doses ofthe tneediu'' to those greatly disap
pointed and. If success should not crown tins at
tempt to aay the violence of disappointment,
blister near the organ of distrucveness should b'
Immediately resorted to, which, when drawn should
be dressed with hickory leaves, and dccoctlon 0
the bark given the patient for drink, inasmuch a
symptoms Of derangamen h?ye made their appear
ance, and suicide may be the consequence. On
person Ito his credit be it spokcn) remarkable 10
his 'tsmpcrancc,' having expressed his disgust Z
the dissipated conduct of certain Senator, woul
propose that he be regaled with '' Alcohol, lbein
unaccostomed TO any thing strong) so that the con
pmy, if they take glass about with him, may al
rive at; the summit of conyvial enjoyment about tn
same timc As it is likely The " bout VIII De wo
my the occasion (now TO drown sorrow, but orig'
ally Intended to express joyl itmght be wei eno"a
10 provided conveyance for the party to their re
pectve places Of residence and would propoi
that of the carts, decorated as before inentlo
ed, with good supply of straw in the bottom, pr
ceica by band of music playing 6 Amor Parie
ne sent to the place of meeting. accompanied ny "
persons whose physical power shall be sufficient
raise and place in the cart burthen OF $50 lbs.
least that the name ot each Of the party, and pa
Of residence, be appended TO the button OF his ct
on label to prevent mistakes in asserting the pl
ceus load. To protect the company from the pi
ingg gaze Of any stragglcr who may chance TO be
the street, and as a testimony of tile cause in viii
they fell, the whole bad better be covered by
flag displayed opposite the Hall on the day OF ell
ton f.
The Indiana Republican of the 9th inst. says,
reference to MIR. Adams having been basely sland
ed, without a shadow of proof. we believe. will
be denied by any person who is disposed to sp
with candor on the subject. We feel confident
the people will not suffer such slander to pass v
,mpumty,"