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

hich were issued for publishing the DELAWARE JounNAI
III As important crisis has arrived, when that ration
aud dspsssionac counsel should prevail, which enables
and intelligent people distinguish, clearly, be-
ycen NATIONS interest and that OF few prominent, but
ecr restless and aspiring individuals, the DELAWARE
JOURNAL will enlb ace all attanable to exhibit
important distinction, strongly and uniformity to the
Jew Of candid and nquiring community. Without TAX
g the broad position, that jonS Quincy ADAMS is the
est in these United States for the office Of President
nd that ANpnEw JACKSON is the worst, (Which some may
lrm aud some deny :, we shall give decided support
the tprncr in preference to the latter for that dstin'
sed stations believing, aitcr the maturcs reflection
bad the fIes, examination which we have been able to
the subject, that there the most solid grounds for
c preference. No change, therefore, in the National
ADMINISTRATION, at the approaching election. will be advo
a,ed IN this paper, unles it be made to appear that
country large, and not few aspranis to Office, is to
benefited BY such change. " And snce," in the Ian
uage OF the immortal WASHINGTON " the preservation OF
sacred fire of liberty, and the destiny Of the republican
Dde of government, Justly considered deeply, per-
APPS fiSay staked the experiment entrusted to the
ands of the American People; We snail watch with Vigl-
ance and expose with untirihg ZEAL all Vaccinations what
oeyer which may tend destroy this liberty, endanger
ne model of this government.
We we'll aware tina the Congressional " Combination
acy formed at Washington, and composed OF materials
scordant and heterogeneous other occasions have is
sued their decree, that the present Administration must De
put down. right wrong and that Andrew JACKSON shall,
far their influence and means extend, be made the
President OF these United States. Bat will the PEorLE OF
his Unonthe dspassiouae, enlightened, and unasplrIng
portion Of it all times the most worthy--will they ra-
totally unknown in annals The citizens OF TINS
country have been divided in opinion matters OF policy,
but who OF al Those the stage OF lite, ever expect
led to the day when those ancient derenceso opn'on
upon affairs OF exed ency, should nearly have vanished,
HAT such a" Combination of Master Spirits, weary OF
hcr present conditions with eye stations 10 winch
restless ambition ever mpas them should conspire at the
aci lice ct or best interests, to impose on the Nation
Chief Magistrate whose elevation may with more certain
and speed favour their projects OF seaggrandlsemeht
who expected the day, when they should not
only hear the declaration oone OF the leaders of the oppo
slIion but witness acts in perfect accordance with IT.
tina. the .4tninfsraion mast be put dounwEnE THEY As
THE RIGHT HAND OF TIL
eoD!!P' Who expected TO the day wIer
men, high station and respectable for talents Instead
employing the public time and pubic money in legisa
for the good Of the country, should squander them boil
away sabies for the promotion of their personal views
the qualification of spirit Of inYeterate oppositon
equally reckless OF the prosperity and tine dignity OF TIL
iicpubiicl
Let, therefore, the RATIONAL intelligent, and grave poi
ION of the community, from their slumbers-ie
Numbering that there occasions when it not enoug
merely think correctly; but that they ought make ever
reasonable effort enligten public opinion subjects
9al mportance TO deneae the great difference hetwee
the interest of the nation and that OF mady POI
icans: approve and sustain all measures proinotiVc
,hc general weare from whatever source they may EN-
and show the world by their acts, that 1t o,
liberty take its flight, and the model Of government
changed, they, themselves, have not contributed by me
inactivity and surneness, such dirctul revolution.
CUR views in establishing this paper, being coe1iensi'
with the best interests ofour country and Iieparapy oo
nccied with the wise, udcious and dignltet adfiis
~ lion of its happy local questions VIII
deemed of minor Importance while VIC shall adVocao
among other matters of general concern, the expectancy
chcrshing national union and public credit; promoting II
stiutons for the general diffusion of knowledge; onsef
ing god faith and strict justice towards all nations pa
Ing due regard to agriculture, commerce. and manua
lures and aiding the cause OF internal improvement, o'
of the great bonds of this Union - =
This paper will also contain the latest intelligence to
eign and domestic; and essays literary and msceianeou
original and selected.