American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28


The little Editor of the Delaware G,Ye.,
his paper Of the 18th inst says that so,ap p,rsor.
pre- tend to be very much troubled about lis con.,
tcncy Of conduct in having expressed himself o.
posed to Gen. jackson, rome tnre OF syc ypp,.
ago, and that he has now changed Ills views vi,b
regard to the General and will support him. rubt
or wrong, for the Presidency l.ack-a-da, w.
would inform Sammy that no persons trouble them.
selves because he supports the General for the
Presidency in direct contradiction to his former
well expressed opinion, Tor we consider it all ola
piece with his we'll established character, Ee will
make any cut or shuttle, for his master. II his
master shufflcs, he back steps, in doing which he
lorgets his former step. He has been often con-
ycted OF bad memory, but being Gallons to those
things, he does not improve any from conviction.
Does the little man recollect what he stated Lao.
winter OF the last sprns, to friend of his who
was recommending him to be more consistent IN
future, and 60 home and say nothing more in la,op
OF the General; Tor that he, the little Editor we'll
knew that General Jackson was not qualified far
the office OF President; to which he replis, Tint
he admitted that, but that he would net ruoJ
| helpers, to Wit, Messrs M'Lane and Others lfsn
can il be Il matter of astonishment With any one
that this little pratter SHOULD now support that man
who. lie has said, dsigards the institutions If his
country and tramp'es under .foot the iaus and
he rights IT others when the master shirt is 10 bio
~.
another yer, consistent supporter of the General:
for unless he should deny 1t over his own sigma.
ture, we shall believe that he too was Of the same
opinion the little Editor. respecting the unfit.
Of General jackson for that high office fori
we are not very much mistaken, lie did, about two
Years ago last winter, IN pretended friendly can.
did council held with all honorable, hish minded
gentleman. now high i'll public trust, say that his
objections 10 General JacIson for the otce Of Pre-.
III ftJ,f
CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES. could inauce lin, 4
~ snpE0u Gerera! .jach SON foi that ottce. lhys
notwithstanding all those veiy formidable barriers
VIC see the bait has been such as 10 remove AL the
Dstaolcs AMI hindiances, though they werc 30
powerful; and after his proIessed friendship, h
comes out with all hi. pack III full cry, coi,rp.
ton g corruption - and at ths are not at all
surprised. We might have expected corupt,on
from such mass OF corruption. But Whee does
MIR. Buchanan's letter say tile corruption lies II
we don't put wrong construction OH that very
lintelllglbe letter. the corruption must lay at the
accascis .loof--an, at the door ot some OF bis
most formidable supporters. This same master
spirit j. also very consistent legislator too. He
has ptetcndtd To be VERY nieat advocate Tor du
lnestie Industry and uianuiattnr and has for
many years, from his p,uessin. to be such. been
Supported b, Democrats, and thereby distracted
the politics Of that party, To keep them, IN a
minoit,. when. III fact, they were a nalari,y.-
But Notwithstanding. all this, no the
bait of sufficient magnitude. than We find our
manufacture too must be sacrificed upon lac kson's
altar. My i, all this- Because The southern
States wont 50 for Jackson unless you % with
them against manufactures; and now ~ lii, IAN
is made, and where is the proo II i, seen in onr
zero toi manufactures changing sides and hosting
British colors where nothing but The American
stripes AVID stars should have waved. And with
the same kind ot consistency YOU find th, master
spirit at time calling the Fcdetaists Of this
state. frderalists. 10 stand at then posts, and
support General jackson; and now. when i suits
iii, would be great mars views better. see MIN,
our gave senator, at meeting held in the a,aw-
ed purpose, al Chtietiana. buryin. Federalism face
down, never 70 rise again, for fear Tie worth. and
regularly Nominated candidate for Conetes- klN-
sEY JoHNs, Jr J should be elected. ana Delaware
thereby cviucc her desire to te-erct orr excellent
Chic. Magistrate. DERRY DOWN