Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-21
Isaac Price.
James Patten,
Philip Reybold.
COMMUNICATED.

The doctrines advanced at the Jackson meet;,
on Monday last. are among the most extraordinarv
things Of the day, when considered in reference -
the conduct and former opinions OF some of the man.
ayers. 1t is proper first to remark, that nothing.
said in these proceedings, about the ,orrupt,or a
Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Clay. That state calunny q,
up by George Kremer, pFopagated by AadrewJack.
son, in fire eide whispers, and N privcte letters IN.
tended for pub|ic effect and reinted by Mr.. BucL
anan, is now abandoned as untenabie. The groop,
now taken is that General Jackson is the " PcoaS
Man that he got plurality Of votes, and that
Mr.. Adams is therefore an usurpcr and " intruder"
And who think you, gentle reades, are the manap.
ers by whom these proceedings got up, and from
whom this cant about the peopLe proceeds? They
are the self same iouers of the people who, not three
years ago, were abusing General Jackson and sun
porting Mr. Crawford, namely Geo. Reed Jnnr
i Jas Rogers louis Lane, and Sanriel larker the
prostitutc.-Y on all know, that Mr.. Adars had "a
electoral votes and Mr.. Crawford 4l--not half 50
many--and yet these same men who now shed cro.
odle tears al The disappointment Of The dear pecn,
supported Mr.. Crawford to the last; and one Of
them, Mr.. Nj Lane, voted for him in the House Of
Representatives. fit was violation Of tie peoples
rights to vote for Mr.. Adams who had 81 electoral
votes, what respect did Mr. M Lane shew to the REQ.
o pie, by voting for Mr.. Crawford, who had only All
n votes Let the people weigh these things and then
Judge Of the sincerity Of these ,ouers Of tie people,
= eve have heard great deal about . bargcin and
j. sale, = lately. But have the people of Delaware cyl
le er heard Of bargain made at Washington last win
ter, by which the vote of this State stands pledgedN
C General Jackson? VIII the people of Delaware sub.
II nit to be sold like stall fed cattle to the highest bid
r. der, and blindy sanction the odous deed? viii
they permit themselves to be cheated into their owl
no degradation by the cant of the Peoples Man" Sc
y up by men who are thinking only Of their noble
selves?
1t is understood, that the two honorable Senator
" of this State met at Newark Wednesday last, h
on the purpose oflayng the stone of the Nca
Of Ark College, which projected few years ago
IRE Messrs Andrew Gray, Henry Whitley, Il co. Suc
If it is said, is Mr. Rdgeleys zeal for this laudabe
NY terprlze, that he lately rode to Sussex County, on
he Sunday amid storms and tempcsts to up the
ho pie in that quarter in favor oihe Ner AK Cohg
led And Mr.. nj Lane it is also said went through Bra
ell dywne Hundred for the same noble purpose. Y
ey hope, while they are building College at New Al
Ter they will not forget the Gear people whom they 10
pc, so much!
eds An express arrived in Wilmington on Sunday evt
ms ing last, bringing letter from the honorable Ii.
tbe Ridgeley, OF Dover, OH whose authority ii was
me- ted, that at the Hundred elections on Saturday
our Jackson inspectors had been elected in Dover Ii
this dred by ma orty Of 10, in MurderkiI lundredb
maorityof 90, 81 that the Adams ticket had succe
: ed in Duck Creek lIundredby 10, and nLittle CIR
Iss by & We have no other comment TO make W
~' this express communication than the publication
the fact-ln Dover hundred, the jackson inspec
by manGuvre, was elected by majority Of A.
AIurderkill, Adams not jackson, bad majority
l5O--in Duck Greek Of $40, in Little Creek of
and in Mspiliion of 81 Kent will give from
to nine hundred majority for Adams ARGUS
nExr Il axx al u z. ga xrx1 rr 81