Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-31

q Attest. SPENCER WILLIAMS. Chairman.
81 JONATHAN JENKINS, Secretary.
Nomination. From Dnver we learn that on
wuesday last, the Democratic Republican Confer
oss nominated AS a Candidate for Congress, at the
election in October next
DR.. ARNOLD NAUDAIN.
The North Carolina Fayetteville Observer, which
FIRST published Gen. Jackson's charge-says he IS
"much disappointed in Mr. Buchanan'S letter.
and that it has placed the controversy between Mr..
CLAW aud Gen. Jackson in . new and extraordi-
nary !iuht'' He speaks of glarng ''lnconsisten-
c;ss,, between the General ard Mr. Buchanan, and
concludes thus
I'VE had confidently reckoncd upon complete
confirmation of every word of Gen. Jackson, state
meut for, though not among those blind admirers
,yho deem him iautless. always thought him
,boye the mcanness of misrepresentation We
hone still to think him at any rate; 1t will be well
10 await further disclosures, which will no doubt be
forthcoming"
Ertyact ora letter to tie EGtof fran StsSec Conn
", dated ing. q.
- think lnuw something OF the state OF feeling, |
and should say We have. At least, six hundred ma
i,ry for the Administration. statement IA
bout the .poticai prospect Of this county" Is entire
II IA mistaken one
~. c.w democratic Jackson men, and still less
number Of Jackson aederaiiss, met at Georse- Town.
lat Tuesday, and appointed Conierees to meet those
to be appointed from Kent and Ne~-Cast'e, on the
first tuesday Of next month. Is their man"
lie wont DO.
WE are well Acquainted with the various move
mepts OF the Opposition in Delaware. Let no man
Aatter himself that they will be Of any avail The
peopc have taken their concerns INTO their own
lands. Without entering into particulars 10 uay'
~. will merely observe, that however much Few
Doiticans miqht prefer another candidate Tor Con
aress to those now nominated, the people viii not
eost,;p ha,n. The causes are various, and irtesisl-
n 5e.
Cn1LIcoTHE, Aug. 23
Teni,,cb,,- Although the election tot members OF
c,nr,e,s and Of the State Legislature took place in
vortuctv UPWARDS Of three weeks since, the result
has nut AZ vet been fully ascertaincd. 1t Is how
id ever known, that though the old "relle3 party
c have almost to man. gone over to the Opposition
vet nearly t,vo-thrjs of the new members OF The As
sembly are friendly to the Administration. The new
he members of Congress are more equally divde'i-s'
o Administration men aud five }acksonians, hayln
ny been chosen, and the twelfth uncertain.
NJ Ectracf of q letter from Mercantile house, dofod
's' s.iivEnpooL, July Q, 1897
i. "1he duty on barrel slaves coming direct 'ro'
No. tae United States this country has been increa
an ed from 81 los. Sd. to ~ iOs Tor i2oo' Whic
f. amounts to prohibition. bill has ais" Just pee
M, passed through parliament. authorizing t,e 'huo"u
y ton nv land into Canada from the Cnited State
-. slaves. ma,ts. and lumber of every description
=; horses asses. fresh provisions &C. &C. I; ANA me
i. articles 50 admitted FROM the United States WIN
mn received here and in the Vest ladies AS the io"u
on Of Canada. Slaves, for instance, coming ''i"u
~. that channel. wall pay only H. ior Zoo. ASH
M. viii come free through Canada but u they COZ
direct. they must pay six shlilings per c"'. i" III
o,v is admitted in Canada here, at "a duty o' 9s:
mi quarter from the United States 1t is prohpl'e
nj thus the Canadians may shpal they grow, ANU 81
IL ply themselves with cheap bread from America
M, The OBJECT OF these arrangements Is to mo
police the CARRYING trade and in them is to be lou
w the tre secret W,y the ministry Declined TO neg
~. d.crespceiiag The West Asdin trade Let no mai
,' AMERICA suppose that their non-acceptance OF
conditions us offered BY the act Of 1928, was
reason why they could not negotiate on the subjec
the truth is, although they had pledged themael
-, 10 adjust the matter by negocmtinn in 1924, and
= newell the netge in 1925. in 1926 they determi
y" 10 change their policy, and the clamors of the S
ping interest, though unjust. urged them into
an ungvacous manner and II you had acccI
'.eir terns, thcY would, when they determine
" 'Nangc TIE system. hare tots,M nae9ns 10 eeade
49, @~a # t}at 60. q. so0.s osser."