Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
From the PhGnir Gazette


dcation and retributive castigation that has ever
come under our notice.
Weiearn from, the Lexington Reporter that the din
ner given TO Mr. Clay in Woodford was attended by
upwards of a THOUSAND of the respectable citizens
of that county, and immense c0ncourse from the
counties adjoining. At Paris, in Bourbon County,
the assemblage was still greater being composed OF
between FOUR AND FIVE THOUSAND. The latter
entertainment was the most sumptuous, and exten
sive ever known in the western country Invita-
tons from all parts of Kentucky, and many
from Ohio, we're hourly coming in but could not be
accepted BY Mr.. Clay.
Phi,adelphia Jlly, 28.-Wc feel much pleasure
in stating to our readers that the Honorable john
SERGEANT, Minister to Tacubaya, and WILLIAM b.
REED Esq. his private Secretary, arrived at this
port yesterday in the brig Eliza, Captain Metro
ken. in 90 days from Vera Cruz. They were land
ed, at half past ten o'clock, A. NJ under salute Of
l6 guns.
Pinning TO the ,roK.-Mr. Clay's frank and
manly letter has literally choked the "organs" OF
the Opposition. They are more completely ''dumb-
founded'' than any other set of hopeless adventures
that we ever saw. hs an evidence ct the sad dl-
lemma in which they are placed. we mention the
fact that the last number of the Washington Iele-
graph, the leading jackson paper, contains an edi-
O1
era Jackson has made no charge against MIR. Clay
at all Taking their cue from the Telegraph,
some Of the Opposition papers nearer home, are
vanly ate .npting the same thing. Nov, this won
| do, gentlemen. For months past. you have been
clamoring against the Administration, because Gen
eral Jackson said he could prove a corrupt bargain
to have been made between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Ad-
ans. And now. finding your idol driven and pin
ned to the wall by MIR. Clay, you roar out, ''Oh,
= u. rtn vrshar
gaiust Mr.. Clay ~ Again we say, gentlemen, th
will not do You shall not be permitted to skull
away thus Either General jackson made tn
charge or he did not. If he did not, you must ad
nit that all you have said upon the subjecto 8
corrupt bargain for the last year, is unfounded an
false If he did, he must prove it, or abide the con
seouence- ". 7. Com. .adr.
Il From the baltimore PatrioL
STATE OF NEW YORk.-Ihe friends G
Gen. Jackson have uniformly claimed Tor their che
share of the votes of New York for the Presidency
Some have gone SO Tar to say that he would re
r ceiye Q6 out of the &C electoral votes. A gentle
man who has recently travelled over great part {
that state, and taken particular pains 10 ascertain tn
u sentiments Of the people, assures us, that IN u
l. Northern, Middle, and Western sections, Gencr
Jaskson is not the choice Of one man IN twenty, an
~ that it is only in the city OF New York and Vet
-
'e thing like respectable poll, Il even there his pop
n arity is not sufficient to obtain him single electo
pr ()nr informant adduces several facts in Illustrate
70 of his opinions On the Erie Canal and the waite
connected with it, there are from fifteen hundred
- two thousand boats, owned in the different parts
IT. the state on the line Of the canal, from Albany
ed Buffalo, These boats bear the names OF almost eV
nv eminent man in our country, as well as OF those
the revolution and eminent foreigners 0t
4. LII, Az, Ihnmas .tpttprs(
III JouN Ou,scY ADAMS, (several Of this) HENRY VIA
on several of this) De Witt Clinton, Maryand' BAL
ell more, Massachusetts,, Connecticut, &c &c. u
~ there Is not one bearing the name OF General 'ac
od son, or any name which alludes to any event '"
which the Generals name is identified ms OF
OF self speaks volumes, its language cannot be mist
nj derstood, nor its voice unheeded ihefe wa
lb- boat year or two ago, called the Gehefai JAG
he son but she was repaired last tall ana "eF "o
,ed altered.
red That distant events strike with more surprise a
ave take more entire possession OF minds than TN
an which pass almost under our eyes, IS re1nark
ancient as it is unquestonaby true. AT this tl'
our papers are pretty generally occupied in motto
a fact stated in the House of Commons bv
cry Huskisson, that Six Bandana Handkerch,gs
the made in England and exported to India. ih''
nu curious fact, exhibiting the revolutions OF CONNIE
""' and the trumDbs of skill and ingenuity. A
un' years ago, nearly all the white cotton goods cons,
acy ed in the United States were imported from Ind
at ,,ov we export whits Cotton Goods from the poT'
Philadelphia to Canton, as an article Of CONNIE,
We may also add, that large quantities OF COZ ca,
Vii goods are exported from Boston to Smyrna.-@'
last
er., DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
lay Hoo 10 oonp0tasoes naeHy Ia r. III ssido
iers, oo'h uo w re- aa ,u;thont waste. By the
doc lowing directions both ends will be attained Ch'
this your potatoes Of equal size and put them IN