Delaware journal., 1827-12-28
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Tri0av, Uecember %, AS21.

The runlor of the establishment OF Jackson
Press in this Borough, seems TO have abated lit
tie within few days. On the one side, the origin
ais have no small claims on the eleventh hour men
and, ON the other, the eleventh hour men fear the
originals will set up for themselves having lit
'le confidence in them. The originals are deemed
by their younger brethren, most excellent in har-
asss but quite ont place as leadersand not exactly
fit as egAais. except in the most desperate emergen
cy and for short period.
Call, Gentleman, on the .ffieen hundred dollar
III Eaton, and take your course, though the
eleventh hour men seoul at your project. Mr.. Eaton
has a right TO lend his &c own noney''-and likes
original men vastly. illumination is wanted in Del
aware, even though some people, after the abour
of twelve years, have discovered the great propri-
w. lust at this time of celebrating the 9Th january.
90 on---perhaps the heirs of the political honours
Md einoluments of the State will join you, when
they find their case is more desperate.
Entract ofa letter. dated Uasingto,e, Dec. "a.
"lhe friends of the Admns'ra ion are not de-
speeding; but anticipate much benefit to the good
cause they advocate from past occurrences. = :
The Message and Documents accompanying it give
full and clear expose Of the Of the admin
ssation ina manner calculated to impart confidence
and attract support We may truly say the nation
Is prospcrous-her affairs wisely administercd-and
every attention rendered to The present and substan
tal interests Of our hou'shng and happy republic.
|, it not strange that under such state of things.
change should be desired We can only account
for it BY ascribng to that inatuaon which too oft
en- harres nations, as it dies Individuals upou the
uwn destruction. Wewant no changc--and leas
ofa such change the Opposition would brn!
Us. Relying upon the integrity of our principles
and their vital Importance to the prosperity ant
stability Of the Union, let MS still persevere, no
Yield until we have fully and fearlessly discharged
our duty.
Governor Coles, whose letter Oh the subject
\ Nr. Jeferson's opinion Of General Jackson. will
found on our first page, was Private Secretary
!, Mr Jefferson while President, and had free an
al unreserved intercourse with him for many years.
II is rumored that by union of the Southel
N members Of Congress with the Jackson mcn5e
nv north fthe Potomac, the American System, durlI
nd the present Session, will not meet with encourag
cd ment. Let the question be fairly discussed, III
u the people see the course taken by their Reprasc
tatiyes, and shall know whether grand nation
he measure is to be postponed merely for iurthcri
on 'ieconeerns projects.
y Ibis System must prevail--and it will prevail
M The present session, if the Representatives cons
pd we interests OF their constituents rather than te
,ck porary party feeling. Again we sav--let the qu
ely hon be brought before Congress, and the people
,"e ,Oa Without any disguise, who for and who
ho against it.
mt We see very few jackson papers-and perh'
00' 'h's is the reason why we have never discover
uD' "hat the nation IS to gdia by bringing into office
.n new SET Of men, AS far as "A correct judgment
not nc formed OF the administration of public affa
nly ny an impartial view Of the reports of DEPARTING
'ep '''o before Congress, and by other means. our
'''nal government has seldom, if ever, been in al
md ana better hands There is no Just cause OF natlc
UNI comp Fant--notwthstandi the clamor which
ice opposition are making.
OPP The chief cause of the pnbc excitement is tc
$40 "'r'NneA to interested politicians, operating u
''Fiina' and communities not aware of their n
onf' u.s. and not pnSse-sin, their information. L.
NV "'' d'a rent paris of our country, AMI learn