Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-27

1t will be decided whether virtue, and talent, and
patriotism, and distinguished services in the cause Of
our country, shall prevail or an administration shall
be put down. by disappointed men and their heed
less but more honest followers, be itever so pure
even "pure as the angels"
Some oiou opponents-vel meaning and honest
men---have discovered the error Of their ways,
and have joined the Cause Of the country against
Il Combination such as never before existed OH this
side of the Atlantic. " Time has led reason in trl-
umph to her seat" They have seen too many men
among this Opposition, whose character and views
they cannot approve. They have discovered that,
while some talk of Federdlsna and some of Repub-
icaaiSa TO answer their purposes, IN the lalitudes
in which they placed, there is visible, as the
real, moving cause Of their conduct, certain sell
ism, which has justly excited their suspicious that
| they were Oh the wrong side OF the question: Be.
sideshe that looks upon " blood and carnage with
composure !" he that thought ne could hang dslln
guished citizens by the second section, only appca
bile to spies and foreigners he that nver abounde1
with virtue and morality" and was SO 6urOerou
in his shaving and shooting operations he that said
what Lowndes had declared, that the presidency wa
neither to be solicited nor refused, and yet wrote
electioneerng epistles to Swartout, to kentucky
and to Carter Beverly, has become more know
and more justly estimated.
1t becomes us to acknowledge, with the mos
heartfelt gratitude, that our cause has been nue.
: promoted by the conduct Of some Of the General
friends---wheher original or eleventh hour men,
!. Ii we Can keep them the side OF the opposition
our triumph will be signal: For, as one of thei
very wicked brethren said speaking OF pretty Pal
of these boys, very big and another very httie
''they would, were it possible, spoil heaven itself
The Town Hall operations, and the news iroI
Sussex have had most amentable effect upon ie
Of the managers Of the Combination in this place
After dark, they are SEEM in these desperate time
walking arm in arm. and resorting to :" medical az
vice aud attendance" in high Prce and toi0 Prlc'
= biz Price and little Price fashions all brothers fe
: the time being, but OF very different sizes.
= Another sign Of the times, Colonel, is, that whe
:. allusion is made 10 .iadreu, some OF the Comb
nation, like Peter, very trying occasion, beg
. to course and swear, saying, we know not ii
- man. Whether they will 'go out and weep b
terly" and repent, and turn from the error OF the
: i WAYS, time alone, which tells thing OF two nc
: and them must show.
:, In the mean time, it really appears to me tt
- the motto of all good Federaists at least, ought
~ be that which was so kindly written, published, a
- circulated for our especial benefit III l624, by We
). distinguished citizen of Delaware" in hls We
!. nstructing address to the Federal members OF t
LEGISLATURE, about to assemble for the purpose
choosing the most suitable electors OF the Pre-
- dent of the United ST ties: 70 wit
= "It is presumed, that the FEDERALlSTo
NY DEL, AW ARE, in selecting Chief magistrate
e. this great republic, will deem Nlh ~ ana NJ
bic RAlITY. necessary ingredients in his charact
lev Then ,y not elevate to that distinguished place,
NE MILITARY DESPOT, arho deliberately belle
T. HE HAS AUTHORITY TO HANG distinguished c
Gems of the United States, ulder nt,t'tury ta1o
ave Dlicale onlu TO foreigners. and sho HAS ACIUE
: IS i,Y SHOT SIX MILITIA MEN Of the Cn
ices States, WITHOUT A TRIAL"
lam This little motto deem very valuable. not 9
am for the excellent sentiments 50 comprehens,Ttly
pressed, but as q pleasing memento OF an old
ray most sincere triend--A these matters and tn
1o- .a.a,a;c.to !, vo, in the strictest contide
neh' fully believing that you will not betray me.
the And. NAV the Devil Meier distress You,
the Hut at all times, say-God bless YOU
,fter In haste,
RAYS JULY 9e. Respectfully, 81
poll 9oo=-
ink Relative to the Pirates &c. an account OF "
viii ha Gmnd IN our first pare, the Richmond v