American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-20
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!" Doun with the administration !" says Geor-
| ea. Why SOP They are opposed to our riding
over the Creek Indians rough shod." But have
| you not been instructing the Indians I Have YOU
not been ciyilizing the Indians? Have you not
| been outstanding the fndiansa Will you not
treat the aborisines with some tenderness-"ith
some respect--at least give them time to mourn
one poor hour the graves OF their iathers mo-
thers and their children; allow them the protec-
ton promised by solemn treaty. " Away 90
prattlc such nonsense to the winds; we are SOW
eregn state Let the General Government inter
fere at their peril. Down with the Administra
ton that has dared to interpose its power tnpro-
tect the Indians whom it is policy to drive from
our borders.'
I" Dorm nth the administration y says Caro-
hna. Why so =" We hate your Tariff laws We
abhor all duties imposed to protect and encourage
manufactures We can't manufacture-we have
not the right sort of populaton-yoh at the north
have, and you are advancing more rapidly than we
are; see how every thing prospers and how brisk
business is in the neighborhood OF manufactures
your course Of prosperity must be arrested-your
tariff laws repealed-thcy shall not be extended
we viii not submit to it the Administration is in
favor Of protecting Domestic Industry, and there
fore We are settled in hostility to it. This is the
ground Of our opposition" And what more n
:. Mr.. Adams negotiated treaties for the abolition
Of the slave trade, which we did not approve. Mr..
Clay is the jealous advocate of Colonization SO
ciety, which we detest. Their principles are OPP
posed to our principles. These men-your Adj
ams-your Cay-your Rush--your Sergeant
your Southard-vour principles are all abh0rrent
to us, and therefore, down wih the Adminlstra-
ton ~
:. Down NTH the administration !" says Virgil
MIA. Why so . 1t is opposed to our principles"
How so /" 1t maintains the doctrines that Domcs-
tic Industry should be protected-that The manu-
facturer Of Cotton-of lron-of Woollcn goods.
should be protected. This j, contrary to our prn-
ciples OF Government to our construction of the
Constitution !" And what further ? " 1t supported
a system of Internal Improyements-and main
tans that the General Government, having the
National treasure, should expena portion Off for
improving the internal condition of the country
This is inconsistent with our political notions.--
Down with the Administration away with them.'
notwithstanding the rude conduct Of The Grner-
al jackson presses towards Governor Tyler, Of
Virginia. there vet men, in Jackson States
honest and fearless enough % dcnounce The vile
charges brought by the Hcro's myrmidons. against
Mr.. Adams and his Cabinet. Among other in
stances OF recent occurrence, Mr.. Long, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Salisbury District
Of ". Carolina saws in an address to his constitu-
ents -" The Journals of Congress will show, that
on many national subjects | have disagreed with
the Administration. My opposition to it arises
from different source from the charge of In
trigue, bargain and management" which has been
so profusely promulgated from one end of the con-
tinent to the other, which Justice and canlour
compels the TO say do not, and never did be
lieve.'