Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08

Supreme Court Of the State Of Delaware.
II is not practical to publish the proceedings Of
Il the late Administration meetings at large.
On the Cd of June, avery large meetng-numer-
usly attended by gentlemen from the country, and
some from distance ofnear 10 miles---was held
Frederick, Maryland, at which John Tyler was
hairman, and John MCPHERSON was assistant chair
han, and Patrick Owings and Richard Coal were
ecretaries. II. r. Wariie!d, John Huges, and John
t'Elfresh Esq. addressed the meeting. We re-
ret that we have not room for more than a single
esolution--
Resolved, That although many Of the members
this meeting differed in opinion at the last presi-
entia election, to the person best qualified to
scharge the duties of that exalted station, yet, af
,r calm but rigid scrutiny of the course pursued
" the present administration, we arc unanimously
opinion, that the measures adopted have been
Eise, temperate, and essentially calculated to adj
ance the true interests Of these United States"
committee was appointed to attend the Balti-
more Convention.
Another meeting was held at Merrili's Anne
arundel County. of which George Howard, Esq Of
tol ]. E. H.was chairman, and S. Brown was secre
AIRY. From ii letter, giving an account ofthis meet
ng, we make the following extract.
We have had the most favorable accounts from
ii parts of the county, and we calculate upon
reat revolution in public sentiment in this part o
he State. The People make no complaint, ant
ire satisfied with our old, faithful, long tried, public
eryant, and are willing to see him in the Presiden
lal Chair for second term. The present Opposi
ion is known to be prosecuting in its course--yok
I'd in with the restrictive policy OF the South striv
me- against Internal Improvement and Domestic
Manufactures, has aroused the People to sense 0
their duty and they will perform it,
4 very numerous meeting of citizens friendly t.
our present National Administration was held a
Upper Marlboro on the 28th May, when Prealnbl
and Resolutions, breathing the spirit OF patriotism
and becoming the present important crisis In gu
public affairs, were adopted without dissentln
voice. The honorable Samuel sprigg, late Gov
ernor of Maryland, was called to the chair and Ph
lemon Chew, appointed Secretary. Gov. Sprigs
John Johnson, esq Col. w. d. Beall, Col. Edmun
B. Duyal, Hon Robert w. Bowie, VIM. L. Woo
en-, ESQ., aud DR.. David Crawford, were elected
represent Prince Georges county in the State Coz
yenton to he held in Baltimore on the esd of Jul
next.
We copy only one resolution:
'sResolved, That when we recognize among IL
most jealous supporters and advocates OF Gener
Jackson, men, who, few years since, were his mo
bitter and uncompromising enemies, with whom
epithet ofabuse or censure was too reproachlul to
applied to him. even as late as the last PRESIDENT
election-and others who, under the solemn al
awful responsibility of an oath, in discharge OF OF
aial duties, declared him cruel and bloody murde
er and wanton violator Of the constitution of i
country, we cannot but doubt the propriety of yel
ing our confidence to such men, because these su
demand violent changes from one extreme to t
other. are the results of ungovernable prejudice a
passion, or of inordihate ambition, reckless of CT
eeqaences, seeking change with the desperate no
u being benefited byit."
We have an account of the late meeting held
Calvert county, Maryland, from friend. 1t "
not called an Administration nor a Jackson meetlr
ke,those in most of the counties, but as gene
meeting, Of the voters of the county on the subje
Oh the Presidential election. The canvass last