Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14

/ a manner so conclusive and triumphant. that the
stigma 1t was intended to nAic has recues upon its
authors and covered them with shame and confusion.
This, then the crisis that presents itself TOR the
consideration OF the peope-on the one hand, an
administration wisely conducted, against which. no
act of impolicy or impnvidence is alleged under
which every rejecting citizen feels that the country
is safe, that he, himself. is secure in all his rights
that the wise and settled policy Of the government
will not be disturbed by violent changes or reactons
on the other, an opposition. carrying party ram
colr to an unprecedented extreme, disturbing the
peace of the country. and hazarding its interest and
welfare NOT upon the ground Of measures but Of
men not to accomplish any great and valuable
scheme Of pocy-but to elevate Gen. Jackson to
the presidential chair
i BE 1t therefore Resolved That, in this free co,n.
try, where the constituted authorities are appointed
by the people themselves, and where the strength
and efficiency of the government depend mainly up
on public opinion, it is the first duty of the citizen
to give it fair and candid support; to Judge 1t by
its measures, TO make allowance tor errors or una
voldabe evils, where good intentions are manifest,
and when unustly assaed, to stranglhenitb by every
token olpublic appreciation.
! Resolred, That we have firm and well placed
confidence in the wisdom, integrity and ability of
the present administration that the election Of Mr.
Adams Was IN perfect accordance with the let
ter and spirit OF the constitution; that the decision
an example of the most favorable omen to the sta
bility Of our institutions and to the future destnies of
/ our country that the charge of corruption against
MIR. Adams and Mr.. Clay has proved to be as base
less the fabric Ola vision " and that cordially APP
proving of the measures of Mr.. Adams administra-
ton, will use all fair and honorable means TO
cure his recollection.
Resolved That when combination Of mas.
ter spirits ut Washington have avowed determina-
ton to PREJUDICE the conduct olthe administrations by
procaImng IN opposition candidate on the very day
Il of Mr.. Adams Inauguration; TO put down the adj
, mnisraton fright or wrong = and when we be-
hold this unprecedented avowa supported by char
acterstic means, we deem it the bounden duty of
every citizen who prizes the honor and happiness
Of his country to set his face against an example so
pregnant with evil, and to unite with the friends Of
order and good government in effort to save the
Republic.
! Resolrea, That we will cordially unite with the
Friends the Administration, throughout the State.
in supporting candidate for Congress, at the ei-
suing general election, friend Of the adminlstra-
ton and that Tor the purpose Of eifecting inten
,iuns in this matter-the following persons be APP
pointed Contcrces the part Of this county, to
. such persons may be appointed Conterees BY the
t. friends OF the administration in Kent and Sussex
! counties, Tuesday the 1871 inst at Dover-viz:
Of observation-disclosures Rupinsun. Chrisiima--
' Caleb Kirk and Robert Porter. 4hiH Lrees--Isaac
# Gibbs. Whi.e c. Benjamin Watson. New
10 Caste-Ihomas Stockton. Red Lion--PhiIip Rey-
- bold. Pencadcr---Jacob Farris. 81 Georges
:. Richard Mansfield. .qppoqsunimink-W Deakyne.
ID Resolred. That the following ticket be recon-
y mcndtd TO the unanimous support Of the Friends Of
n the Administration in New Castle County---yiz:
= SENATOR.
J., Jacob Farris
= REPRESENTATIVES:
:, Alexander s. Read,
- John ]. Miliisan,
- Washington Rice.
= James Booth, jr.
= john Exton.
~ :" Benjamin Watson,
: Alexander Crawford.
LEVY COURT,
~, John Janyier,
"s Isaac Price,
:" James Patten,
Philip ReyboId.
H. Resoiped, That the following persons be appoint
~ ed committee to correspond with such committees
may be appointed by tIe friends of the admins
" tIation in the respective counties of the State and
M that the said committee be requested to prepare and
nv publish an address 10 the citizens Of Newcastle
p'' County.--yiz: John Way. John Wales, W. P
mol Brobson, James Candy, Thomas Stockton E. T. du
Pont. James M 'Culluch (tarmer) w. Kennedy, and
una w. l.. Newbod.
leS RESOLVED, That it be recommended to the friends
TX of the administration of this county, to call meetings
me Of their respective hundreds at early day, to
point committees OF vigilance, and use all proper
Try ertons to bring out the voters at the ensuing cleo
NY ton.
us Resolved that when this meeting does adjourn, it
CO. adjourn the Eli Saturday in June next and that
me the secretary be requested to give ten days notice
d. Of such meeting.
up Resolved that the proceedings Of this meeting be
printed in all the newspapers in this state favorable
icy to the existing administration.
s's- Resoluea, That this meeting do now al journ.
)ok GEORGE CLARKE Chairman,