American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03

By +. I. WHARroN, Esq. go Principles and Men
AN upcn and manly support OF both or an open
and manly opposition to them
Bf BERNAnD M'CREApy.-- Richard Rush
TIE faithful friend Of the American System; true
10 tie best interests Of Pcnnsy l>ana.
Henry Clay, and his able alutors in the e.
sablishnlcnt Of the g American Svstem."-llono,
and gratitude to the workmen, strength and dura-
bty To the structure which they have reared.
By Alderman Binns. The American people,
f,ay they ever unite, as one man. to PROSTATE any,
and every, Opposition who avow their dctermna
t;un to put down the Administration Of their
country, though it be as pure the angels which
stand at the right hand Of the throne of God.'
BY William Carman. The noisy Opponents Of
tine p, esent Administration, governed BY self inter-
.st uuly, and not the public good-may they meet
the lust reward they merit; an additional four
wears hankering after the loaves and fishes.
I,y Redwood Fisher. The laboring classes of
she community they are the principal support of
the Republic, aud richly deserve every protection
at the hands of the government.
By Mark Richards. Henry Clay, the uniform
republican, the fearless early, efficient, and co-
uucnt advocate Of Domestic Industry and Internal
improvement.-IIe merits alike for his talents,
pubc conduct and as the friend of the true inter-
ests of Pennsylvania, the support OF its reemen.
Bv Joseph Roberts. The President of the U.
STATES, and the Governor of Pennsy vania, two
Lonole led Chief Magistrates who, each in their pro
per sphere labor to promote the prosperity and
happiness of the people, by carrying into full effect
the American System.
By John NJ Fox. Satisfied that the present
Administration is conducted on principles Of pure
honesty and sound policy, may we. throughout the
contest convince the enemies OF il that "we seek
no change and least Of all sach change as they
wonld bring u.s."
By Col r. p. Macmahon. The Harp of Erin
!. Ii has been new strung. and shall be heard
was the patriotic motto Of the gallant, but nnor-
,unate Society Of Emitted lrishmen, in 1885,
MAY the brave and generous hearted people of the
Emerald Isle again unite lad s. strike the build
numbers Of Erin 20 B,ayh.'
By Thomas Hughes, Ga Manuiacturcr.) SAM
| upl D. Inghnm.-As he has deserted the interests
Of Penns vania, let him Look 50 his new friends
for his reward.
BY Thomas Rotch. The National Administra
ton Entrencl;cd in the confidence of the peo-
ple-its buwarks arc intelligence and integrity,
FURNISHED still brighter by the friction OF an un
prnciplcd and unhallowc,l Opposition.
by James Maxwell lngham, Buchanan, Ste
yenson, and the Legislature Of Virginia Che
advocates Of British Industry, and the enemies Of
n the American Interest.
The Manufacturers OF the United States.-
May they support those who suppnrt them
Ey. y. p. +. Dcsrand. The State o! Pennsyl-
4 ,ania. msddpd to Domestic Manufactures and In
ternai lmproyemeut-thc Combination anlIut d.
rnce them
By b. Pomrov. Canals and Railroads, the
vein, and arteries. as Agriculture and Manuac-
lures the bones and snews Of the Nation.