American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
SELECTED ToAsrs
YOUTH OF !rLy-i6ay.
at Raleigh, North Caroline.

trusted, without fear or hupe Of reaasd.
Internal Improvcmert-Aay our exerto,.
promote these great effects never be relaxed ~ y
til all cur I,incipal liners are rendered nav,s
BILE, all our main Roads matte good and ali ~.
valuable Swamp lands drained.
By Gov. Eur,un. Education and free roye,,
ment, twin sisters. The experience of ane. h..
proven that the one cannot exist without the o,ha.
BY Mr. II. M. Miller. The Union Of the sta,s,
What the wisdom of Washington, Franklin. 1ef'
ferson and the elder Adams put together. ht NJ
man put asunher.
BY Mr.. 5. Haywood. Our federal government
and those who administer it.
by Mr. Miller. The present administrations
We Of the south have weighed it in the haanc.
and it is found wanting.
BY Col. F. II. Reeder. Prosperity to the rres.
ent administration.
by Eir. Martin. Gen. jackson, the hero Of lhe
west and the saviour Of New Ol cans: may he Ne
our next President.
by Mr.. a. Williams. John Quincy Adams, il
i 1928, may he be found where he now is.
1 Harmony and good feeling between tile people
Of The different sections Of our country and cor
dial support Of all measures Of the go,erpucut
calculated to promote the happiness and al.ty oI
the nation.
By Lieutenant Wart-Gen Andrew Jaoss0n-.
! The pride Of America and the admiration Of nv
world.
BY {. c. Rabotcau-John Quincy Adams,
chip of the old bluck-yirtuous, enlightened, and
honest.
.ft alexandria, u. c.
The day We celebrate: The thrd great era il
the annals Of time. Its fame can he benefcag
perpetuntet only by the observance Of the virtues
which established it.
The surviving Soldiers Of the Revolution Tile
poorneSs Of their exchcqucrs is melancholy antthe-
Sis TO the richness Of their deeds HE Legislator
who denies the equity Of their claims, is false Ia
his constituents, and unsrateiul to his beneacors-
The President Of the United States; !.ibera,
and enlightened, honest and independents ii.
creasing popularity is the just seward Of his itfex
IDLE devotion TO the best interests Of his country
i1gnry Clay: He wears a wreath which fresh
ems by tie dispersion, This enemics--lls wise ahA
fearless, conduct in the Presidential contest Is tic
browning lau,cl.
! Rush, Barbour. and Southland The ornaments
OF their respective states, and the faithful seiyah
Of the Republicans they advance III their pulIti.
cal career they rise in the estimation q lie eg-
p!e.
! jackson, Brown, Scott, Games. Maecmh, llm
rison ard Ripley: Jealous patsot, and gallal
so!diers-We rejoice that the gratitude Vi their
CUuHTN mas been equal III titiI merit.
| Internal Improvements and Domestic Manuiac-
lures The true police Of the country is uhi,n AMI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are the leading measures q
the Administr alton, and tile ''head and front Of
It's offending
The present Administration: Public opnlel,
the true rule Of political honesty, has maintaiuei
Its ascendency, III spite OF The opposition OF !or.
cien tyrants, and tie intri.ucs y. domestic "epM
btaatioiS.2
~ Charleston, Virginia.
By JupoG SuuMEns. Roads, faaats an Ri.
ways-A mile d tarnpisc against volume Of To-
lfirai Disqaisitions.
by JosEp.i H. FnY, Es1. SJha .qRsri,af Co'q9
ization Society. They may say
.lt's not il. mortal, 70 command success.
Ea' well do more, Iioratio, vel DESC Sc i I"
BY Dr. 5. PArRIrK. lillian r. Gt'es--li
political nostrans are rejected in Pennsylvania
although the Legislature Of Virginia certified hcr
Intai.ib,iity.
BY GEoRcn W. SUMMERS, ESQ. OR brc'srri
Of ttr .to,M- In the improvement e both INNS
and matter, they exhibit to J'irginin praclica
illustration 81 The great difference between taking
and aetihG.
BY JAMRs A. I.Fwia, Esq. Yhe ebony al ~
teria: In 1927, it will be powerful Republic. 8
wing light, laws and liberty 10 Africa The future
historian will view with establishment tie result q
the private bcncyolenee Of few patiot ct tRc e.
venttul age in which we live. and hand down %
rcmotcsi ages, The names If Washington, aiereev'
and Mead.
BY BIwJ. y. sA,ru, Hsa. Erst,rn '1irsiaia--s
shacklcd BY the narrow policy q her loelant
brethren, il every enterprise intended 70 Tromo'"
the general welfare an. grandeur ol the State.
by MIR. JoIl BAKttH ~. .ioha Quincy .adaasf
Stnsp Papers MON UMENJ'S OF DIPLOMAT
!, ~ GENUS. WE mr. proud q belonging %
coRnt,g Mh;,' las rroficed sJCll !. bis@s
OF TAINNi'.
a. PA.tcdeiph;a.
ite Presiivn.ef n, Tniifd sto,es Talents an'
requirements Of he first oiirr, industriousy ana
faithfully dcyned 60 tie service If his coants.,