Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

as to the leading men in this Opposition, in differ
en parts of the country, is perfectly evident, they
are disturbing the peace and quietness OF society,
and leading astray their less informed and more ho-
nest foowers-for the purpose OF their own exclu-
sve promotion. We know and others know, that
General Jackson has been denounced by some of
these leaders as utterly unfit for the presidency
and yet, to promote their views, they now JOIN the
standard d. the Hero, hoping to advance to higher
stations. All good men, therefore, Ought to give
this subject thorough and candid Investigation,
and follow that course which information and re-
Election cannot fail to point out to them
ErrlHG, june is, 1927.
Geatcmen--I received las. week your proposals
to publish a newspaper at Portsmouth, under the
title Of ..Signs OF the Times | wish you on the
receipt Of this to put my name down OH the list as a
subscriber
| cordially approve the principles stated in your
prospectus. and sincerely hope your success III the
undertaking will exceed your highest expectations.
Of all the parties that have keown for the last
Gfv wears in this country, and have sedulously
watched and observed them, have never known
one SO corrupt and unprlncpcd, or who have SO
fearlessly disregarded truth. and set the public IN
terest at defiance as the present party who are OPP
nosed to the administration Of the United States.
Such an organized system OF opposition, ought to
excite the vigilance OF every friend to his country
to protect and guard our rights against their en-
croachments Such faction appears to me more
dangerous to our freedom than a hostile army in
yadine our shores If our free government, which
is the best on earth, should be doomed TO destruc-
ton, it will eventually fall by the parracdal hands
of our own sons. Accept the assurance OF my re-
spect, William - MIN.
! Very much wanted Just about this tune, person
well qualified TO write Editorial articles Tor a GA
zette Constant employment, in THIS business, will
be required Of the applicant, rs inerHss!ons haze
an unayorable effect on the community, by EXHIBIT
inc an unpleasant difference in the intellect and man
ner manifested in the articles. A member 81 coh
eress or one that would be, will as crefetorc NEE
with a decided preference. They viii take care
however, not to quote Barke, my Lord 'ol4asAroke
&C. &c too frequently lest the pabilc shouia unaef
stand, as they have done already. that the articles
are not what they purport to observation-disclosures
little clear sheer nonsense shonld be found IN eF
ery paragraph by way Of disguise, and the L'.ltor'
lHliuuGf -
press should be known to be more prostitute fha
now generally understood. II any thing IS 10 be sai
of the Woollens bill-st;idy, with great attention
the following Editorial manner'. Ne think 1oe ar
called upon, in the circumstances IA which zee III
happily find ourselves, to give our OPINION VINO
we honestly entertain, and which '9e now mean
express as plainly as and as fully rs 70 thin
xe ought. whenever 73c think ought not TO be ,
: lent, respecting III, N-ocllens bill"
The particular duty 10 be performed, N "f''h
T on the subject ofte Wooens BILL viii be 10 stv
u the impression that il is purely Ae"-hhgiand me-
sure. Those Yankees ARE selfish sci % te'iows;-
At any rate, il would be well enough to tiy TO MAJ
noo,l. believe ii. Now, IL prove that the Woo
: ans hin was a New Eng land measure, and cons
!, ouently bad one, il will be only necessary to $40
:. that the six Representatives, from Jersey, 9 or
|. from nnsylvala, % or 80 IRON New OTIS
from Ohio, and some from the other middle a
western States. were all Yanllies---and consequel
is " il was a Yankey measured That's all
to II it cannot be shown that those 70 and me
members, whn voted for the Woollen bill, living
Ncw.Jersey, Pennsylvania, nIew York, Ohio, \
as are Yankees by birth, you can insist upon It Z
70 they are YANKEES in incluation nasnuch as IL
zee are fond Of raw pork and moiasses, and eat codf
snt and potatoes, as well onions and a few OF
notions
! If this shall not be deemedgooA & sufficient pre-
49, you can easily show that New Jersey, Ohio, y
.r York. PENNSYLVANIA, and certain parts Vi flaryla
-. and other States to the weat are actually within
!, bounds Of Yankey land and consequently that
- inhabitants thereof are YANKEES, and the meas'i
yclept the woollens bill--was most Jtuiy YAM
on measure.