Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-17
Clay, and declare to the world that he has Been ca
Illuminated without the shadow IF authority.

Clay, and declare to tie world that he has Been ca
Illuminated without the shadow If authority.
From the Baltimore Patriot
On the receipt Of Mr. Bucharlan's letter YESTERDAY
the JAcksonltes exhibited most rueful eounteuances
after little recovery from the shdck sone Of the
NEST hardy swore 1t proved every thug General
Jackson had said-,fders were given to pass thu
word from rank to fie-butit would not take-t stuck
fast in the throat:
| Mr.. buchanan clears himself--clears Mr. Clay
and his friends, and leaves General jackson in tie
slough
| a NEJY ENGRAV1NG.-We received this
morning admirable satirit photographic engraving.
entitled PLAIN SEWING DONE HERE Z" lyis
a representation of Ger. Jackson and Henry Clay;
both exceen! likeness: The General is seated I'd
CHAIR booted and spurred, lean and lank; and MT:
Clay with his right knee pressing on the denerais
lap, and his left round his neck, is sezo1g up me
Generals mouth; the needle, the thread, and the
stitches in the lips, are very conspicuous. In MT.
Clays pocket roll of paper, doubtless his Iexhg
ton Speech is seen, labelled ia cure for cdtntny,
, and at the bottom of the piece, the words "sYM-
> TOMS OF LocKJAw," appear, followed up by this
quotation from Hamlet -
81 n 4 \ Clay
Might stop hole to keep the wind away!
: This admirable piece of photographic charcaturs
is from the hand of D. C. Johnson, formerly OF the
Baltimore Theatre and the one who executed " the
Foot RACE" pending the last Presidential election,
which elected 50 mitch appreciation. When MIR.
Johnson shall have read Mr. Bucha1ans letter, we
may expect to the goose applied to the Generals
+. From the Alexandria Phenir Gdzette
i The Editor Of the Richmond Wing gives the
following extracts samples OF the many SINH
i lar sentiments which are daily pouring IN upon him.
NborH ,,ch
'e circulated through the Old Dominion, what WIKI
& be he sentiments of her citizens then, it, without
re that important dpcument, so many OF them coul0
IN be brought to acknowledge the innocence OF Mr.
n. Clay. ~
tn Ertract of a letter dated LyNcHBuna, Aug stfi'
r. .yerily Clay has inundated Jafk-san and ann
N free TO acknowledge l have stnned aggalhs. 'ns
AZ Chatham Of America: Clay's speech has produced
81 wonderful revolution in this quarter IN favor o.
~ the Administration and Jacksons better has brouShc
e- him low In the estimation Of unpfeSudiced men,
ne Altho in principle opposed to MIR. Adams Pohtcss
I'D s.SrAuNros, July a0ths
Isl aThe Administration has gained ground n e., TINS
ne quarter: and think it gaining every day' What
re has changed many against Jackson on this sde the
- mountain is to find how very warm the hfcnmona
ell Juntu has become for him. In this county ne mao
oe maiiy original friends who fn wifi s9rprse ma
a' their zeal for him is greatly outsfpped BY men we
two or three years ago made merit OF abusing MN
This conducts unprincipled for jackson must nave
been abused without cause before Of p'aised mpro
r 70 perly now.'' rAoeoins
49, ssThere has been much change in favor ofths Ad
aI minstratiof in this county. really think the Jack
son fever is abatng and that they VIII recover a.9o
al gether The pointed and emphatic denial by mr.
Clay Of guilt in the Presidential election has sa'sa
ed many. They do not think guilty man a, wouls
be SO daring in taking the bsii BY the horns
"PowHATANs-----
81 was thrilled through T. through BY Clay's sPeee
~ at Lexington had just read McDutfe's when
~, rot hold Of BY accident. Nc Duhe must be asha1
ed when he reads Clay speechs to see now c'eari
CLAY has refuted him, without seeing his speecns
acksoniles fear and hate Clay, but they NO more u
DIV leive him guilty Of bribery than youdos
de, "Pohr Au-PRrNcr, 18th July, 1897.
80. GA dangerous conspifScys ~ was called thong
80" b.,leye nothing more than a DETERMINATION TO rt
! monstr,te against the arrangement with France,
J. which a number were concerned from GENERA
= j.; down to- Serseants was discovered few days az
hsa The government determining to punish m mo
Oh, exemplary manner with view Of lettering osIe
from similar course of conduct, arrested 10
oa stsbateru o.ficers the highest in rank only ca
anJ tain. and after giving them mock trial, IN VIM
fi, counsel was refused to be heard III thesr pena
~ = condemned and executed them III one Gay, shoo
a in have said murdered Them Never having "i'ness
90 En- an executions determined to see thls, ana =
tht conduct there exhibited merits the aPPehsllon
NO in bravery: never was this virtue more strohgy
,n,cn naved The condemned went to the ground sfa'
~ The np their CIGARS without being tied or having o
" " -, ,vor thair eves. their wives, children and