American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19
Volume VI.

messed the whole OF this yillainous outrage The
fellow il seems was arrested Oh the spot and would
have been torn to pieces by the inde nant populaces
but for the commands and circumstances Of the
General himself. He has however been comtorta
bly, lodged in limbo, and has since acknowledged
that he received five thousand dollar. from John q.
Adams and Henry Clay, for putting rifle bali
through General Jackson, heart declaring more
over that he only sorry that lie had not done IL
as he had received the sinners before he lett ash
ingtpn, This is all according to the most approy~
ed Kentucky rules for winning race. That's. to
break your ailyesarys neck ii you can il not, lt
will do as well 10 break his Lev. v hat will the
coalition presses say tohs pretty little job, Of their
pure and honest Mr.. Henry Claya Indeed We
should not be vastly asunished, tiou their habitu
al Impotence, should they deny the whole matter.
But be this as It may, the people can read and nn-
der,tand. and will soon relieve the said john z.
Adams and Henry Clay of the baithen Of manag~
ing the affairs Of this nation.
(1He .Npac Ior.: .lmpricnn)
Iuftv as we hold the assassin IN scorn, and
profoundly conscious as we are--not TO be 80 con-
sccus, would he All differentiation Of our standing
in the worlds respectful our obligation to speak
out firmly and with our characteristic decision, Oh
la great public event-yet can We notify any
course Of ratiocnatun bring ourselves to think o.
to feel--or to recognize any tendency to suca
thought o. feeling - that the nsat,entur to Gen.
Jackson is a subject which the pute-and the
high minded and the patfiotic-ousht to tremble
with sympathy. or weep with regret. Sanguinary,
ierocious aud teei,otc as lie has ever-in all the
phases and con.litions Of lis multltorm hc--beei.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WoulL be--n derogation Of our
becoming aal acknowledged ana appointed Office
to lament over The ml-foruncs OF him who has never
mourned for the msiortunes Of others Better NY
far that tie lsg Of Jackson should be fractured,
than that the superb fabric Of this nation should
| be DESTROYED. Better that the stcrn-hearted and
rugge-narred Hannibal u tie west should withe
III the agonts Of physical endurance unpltetl, than
that the mighty estinies Il mighty nation should
be committed to hands Incompetent As his.
!, therefore do We read the record OF li, nischance
without visiting oil sorrow. aud write these senti-
ment. of expro5ratua without tear. VI the unit
ness Of this Jackson for the presidential office, no
better evidence could be gwen than his inability to
lride- Familiar as We are with all the mode, o.
equestrian accomplishment. and standing high ~
the esteem and affection Ut all perfect cavaliers. We
are entitled to look down with lofty ant, unmitisat
ed scnrn on tie incapable caratote, Ut this aeciten.
ta eambat!o Having thus silencca the adheicnts
Of Jackson, (and more especially the New oflN
Enuniipr. which neither We nor 0ar iiieDds nave
ever set cunlesceuded To itra.t--) iateler We
Shall not again recur 70 this offensive SUBJECT. II.
conclusion il mas be we'll % observe that gentle
man Of great Responsibility, with whom We are
wont To uGinCltiatt t,i SoNc ~ cdIh sSuautis
Is about 10 transmit--so do Nc perceive BY our let
tersa t,ei.htage d. delicious fruit Tor the graili-
cation OF lie more sentlemanly part OF our city ;
population. Having been hon0rc,i -anh the accom-
p!ished Of all the higher orders delight thu, to hon
or us--by preliminary specimen Of tins fruit, we
can recommend it with our customary reverence
for the sanctiy Of truth ana proper sense Ut cur
persona! authoiity in this nation
(I9e National .4aroeote.1
So Jackson's Lee is ! broken. Tile ''pubc''
ought to be clad Of it. 50 much for Jackson
We could tell "a tAlu' OH this subject He has
, been ...oin.'' down long While 1t is false ID
) NV that we have been bought" What ha, Jack
SON, l4.'' to do with our being sold = 1t is &
caIumny IL !" the New York Enlnirer."-ll any
thin. more is said about Jackson, leg" We slal
return to this suiiect.-" We" have rod /" IN
4 pchle. Bat no ono will nave tie courage to saS
4 ANY thing more about il after tins rebukp
Let il be, understood mat VIC Wrote t.isa " 4! u
. ce'' oursct.
! (.sir ,,y,h Gaseftc.)
: The schooner War;. CAPT. WEBB. has arrive
/, from NurEnlk III three days. She brings no advice
i Of Importance. l.oculltles not Interesting. ihs
! report ui General .a,k~ons leg Eein. fractured !
!, not cuuirmrl by Tie letters oi our esteemed COZ
!, rc,pndent. Tobacco j. likely to nave good crol
on tae Eastern shore.
, = =, (.Htepy .qrgas.)
smnne otler Articles u Intelligence fium u
i .nnih. vii be found ia uur cilunrs to-day Ia
j Nashville account u theacsl!rnt winch 5eic! sen
), eral JacAson Oh tie d., \! The election Al tia
i place, and BY whril his " was broken. IL ~
t Jackson pint. this affair i sald 70 ot the woiA !"
:, 4 man hied by hess.s adams \ ClaN 70 take th
i Generals lift We shall avoid III premature com
!, initials On this ,aeo,. !, l.as moi be aMIss, bow
! ever to ,e,na,s, al il thr man had npi frightened
:. tbe ,,,rr,n,'s horses tir General would not ",
!, suppose haze been thfoNa. and i he had rot oeel
thrown tile aeei,lrn; cauIii net haze happened.
ilsmoc,atit PiqSs
r.i T..i s.n II seems IA. lihrn hi, lrW -