Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18

because Mr. Johns preferred Mr.. Adams to Gen. jackson
and could not be used tool in their hands, Every
thing else stated is merely to gull the peopcmere after
thoughtsmercy by way of justly ing themselves in the
eyes Of men without common sense, orconmon information
If they had admitted, publicly, that this the fact
and they know it to be the here would have beenno
necessity for the simble skambe STUFF on this subject
published in the prostthted Gazette.
Mr. Johns friends knew what had been going Sussex,
in the woods, and at Newcastle They knew that
rages and individuals had been employed to collect u
body of oppose the domination at Chistana and
even 1.-THE Administration hot,d at home, had gone
and outruniered them that meeting, it would all have
been Of no avail, opposition world certainly have
been made.
And yet we are tnld Of the ca,scs--(which were moi
the prevailing cu,lses) why the nomination opposed
Tlul these really to imagine that the re !.
Of the world destitute Of and common
Information
Bid R,ooal--The Federass of federal Dela7oare bold
~ announce, that they support General jackson be
caise they believe him to be the best qualified schag.
the great duties Of President of the Co, but Gauss
they calculate shat his election will be beneficial to
Federalism OF Delaware.
The above sentence we have in one of the new S
papers, and know not how any human being should have
received such impressions, except may have been from
the columns of the prosttuted Gazette The Federass
Delaware announced! Not tIeyunles5 they consider
ed as speaking whatever the Managers of the prostituet
Gazette announce to the world their sentiments Tn,
have announced Mr. Johns friendly TO the Administration
as their candidates. regularly nominated The Managers
the prostutcd Gazette have announced any body else
Black, White, Bay COLOUR provided, nevertheless he
a Jacksonan, and they can manage him.
| Benefit the Federalism Of Delaware" They can lav
no benefit but Is in good government. The people il
large numbers no longer to be gnel by thus tall
about bcneng the Fedellists of delaware. 1t sound
all very well in the prostitltcd Gazete But people
getting their eyes open. They drawing the just dis
tinction between the Managers ard the public. 1t is
quite visible TO thousands that these Managers do not
"Sgll and groan,
For public good, but mean their own"
/ In 1894, the Managers announced MIR. Crawford, ia
mocya the Federal Candidate, III delaware. In 1877
very trying moment they tell the Fedeisiss that the
have no in the matter party, both candidate
are Democrats, notwithstanding the managers have iaooui
cd, night and day, TO promote the election of Andre,
| Jackson
| Readers did YOU Lawyer arise in Court an
defend criminal, clearly guilty i'll the opinion OF TIL
Judges, Bar Jury, Audience and his defender himself
Just look HIM. How Composed self poised, and
vlnced he prcteds to be OF the prisoners Tn
Court adjours, and plain asks this Lawyer, how h
could make such defence of such criminal Why, 81
1uoth the lawyer it's as vocatioa
Readers did YOU ever know certain Feeralsts dscours
much and oft ON the ject Of party and party regul
tions, and when Federal nominated fol- Conyre
stlctiy and fairly in the usual way these disa
prove Of such nominations in violation OF patty rules al
r regulations Did you learn the tor tins ,i
iaoi--such reasons wod disgrace boy Ut yea
old--and too contemplate gull Of common sem
and common information Did you the stat
ment Of them in print and ho. is declared, VITA Il
most solemn phz, that the opposers were acting ayreuab
to the Federal practices Just cali at the prinn
office, and the answer il it be hal, will be-
Sir, only Mderny in oocation like ii
nmt Ne must o5egAc oriers The m.Atgsrs giuen
j. From different parts Of Newcastle county nc
i wthstandlng any appearances to the contrary, v
learn that our election prospects have much brig
# tened of late. In quarters where our strength Ii
Il been deemed small, the most favourable inteilgen
= has been received. Let every man do his duty, al
!. our opponents will be much more amazed than tin
"A have been al amy thing that has yet happened III
back bone and sluew Of the county are with us, a
it is believed, nothing but concert and activity are n
&c cessary to insure our triumph.
Entract Of a Letter from Sussex, dated Sept "a
:. s'The more become acquainted with the W
of the people, the more am ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- WINGED that our minority in this county will be
=; cided and overwhelming, notwithstanding all Oh
: long, fine spun addresses to the good Fec
i" rasts of Delaware. We know who the FEEDER