American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01
Prom the United States Gazette, Sept. %.

Take ii 10 Pieces, ard lei IF svia il is made
We find the following sentiments il The Philadelphia
Gazette OF yesterday
sAsiti is to the magical influence of Gen. Jack
sons name that we owe the q eat moral revolution
which is now going on. good opportunity IS at
forded us to express our opinion OF man, whose
true character needs only to be generally known.
to be generally admred.'--. In energy. de-
cison, sound Judgment and natural sagacity. Gen
Jackson's equal is not to be found in the United
States
Here then is the Great Man. that the Editor allowed
our country few weeks since.
jackson Isl moreover hcnpst-strlctly so. In
M single measure of his administration. will he be
Influenced By view to his own reelection
Who shall say ha of the future when he las taken
many measures to ensure his Etctonf
Besides this, he is tiberal.'
The Gazette, as We temember, advocate for the
Hartford ConvenonThe fberahty must refer 10 the Cen
erals promise Of hempen decoration under the second
atlle
.IIc is an Indifferent writer, and an equally in
different speaker but his natural sagatity is such.
that he will surround himself with men who will
supply all his own deficiencies. II he finds Greek
and Latin necessary Tor the proper management
rf the affairs Of the nation, he will ransack every
college in the country, till he has the requisite
quantity Of the learned languages IN his Cabinet
Suppose he does and suppose he gets the requisite
quantity Of the lea ned languages from the Colleges Is
the credit of the first officer Of great Republic to res
upon the h6erahy with Which he pays schoomasters and
professors read for himf The man Who is an ad6f-
zr:er and indifferent SPEAKER and no reader lacks
il opinion, OF the qualifications Of statesman
lie i, accused Of severity. but it will be dill
cult u point out case in which he sorted to
seyerer measures than were necessary LOT lhe us
charge Of his duty.
He is 4 man Of warm temperament: but SO has
been almost every man who has been efficient III
either church or state such man was " ashng
ton such men were Luther, CALVIN, and Knox.
and if we come down to a lower period, such men
we've Grors. Fox and john Wesley.
What We have to dread IN our government, Is
mt violence bot CORRUPTION
I'VE axe ~ al We from among some frrty Or fifty sim.
Ii assertions, unsupported b. single arguments and The
tui,I.e Is -aGkt OF Min the COZ fdence the same m
iicat.sr >'Nl as le past Gen. Jacks, WAS, IS and
Alt.I. nF. II put par VIII HdaAiagon, Iailer,
GAVIN, klox, George Fox, and John Wesley.
Gen jackson Frccnds neither to seek 10 decline
publc tnrlUymed Nci lie writes letters promote tic
l-ciinn n alhaRrn pledged to labor zeaously The
work Of NJ o~u -,.sat OF Where IS his consistency
fiens rA iacksan Pro'e oceed altogether "upon
rHcpt,' and e.ve tho dcclston Of tie "great issle
ea'ifelf - file coulc. Yet he ches g tie polls
thr htsia baad n idD1ns followers, ard gives in
otea hCi4 FIR candidate ADO koo@n be his de-
safed alnirer am piiaciaaa member OF the guardian
.aesa.hins committee hch has his personal and po
tcl repalatan i e keeping Where Is his towering
7p Tat seefps % AZ fiom fish views Where IS the
ace and q lcate stnse 81 plety Which should impe
hin 0 stan ~ ~ u such occasions Can We 10 such
conduct the disnieI carriage which feelings
teach us look for in high minded man, who is helnp
and who holds UP himself candidate tor the eN
allied civil station in the world No. NJ! Happily, il
eac q such improper and nrbecuming interference
his efforts and exerons fruilless Buckpcr eee
ted, and Grundy defeated foft Reroslet