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Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
For the Delaware Journal.

Mr.. EDITOR,
1t is an unpleasant task to take any notice Of a
being who is so far sunk as to be proud of his own
shame, and one who glories in being known as the
author of pitful and disgracefu falsehoods. have
been led to these remarks by the notice OF several
pieces published in paper in your piace--which
once had some claim to decency !; but by admitting
the production Of all coors into its columns, has des
cended to situation that may be pitied but cannot
be envied. will now take some notice of piece
published in the Delaware Gazette of the 10Th,
signed g. A LOCKER on This, by the by, is
ry appropriate signature for man who has the lib
erty to look on the best Houses 10 his Neghborhood
but as 10 the inside ofthe House where he is pleas
ed to say he witnessed such scenes, he knows NO
such thing for his credit is not sufficient to gain
him an admttance into its door. do not lind fault
with his notice of the gentlemen who attended this
meeting. They care nothing for his falsehoods
knowing we'll the contempt in which his character
is held but the abuse ofGovernor Kent is the sun
kindest cut of all-lt is but very short time since
the Governor exercised his constitutional preroga
tive to save this same LOCKER on from the punish
ment due to his crimes (; and it may not be amiss TO
state the manner of deceiving the Governor out of
this pardon. 1t was done by stating that Mr.. Hark
ers famous correspondent engaged in procuring
subjects for dissection for the Young Students of
Medicine in Elkton, on the night which he was
charged with committing certain crimes. hearth
ly wish Mr.. Harker all the advantage of this Resur
rectionists talents, and inform (.My. LOCKER on)
that when he favors the public with another decent
account of the People Of Elkton will give more
minute account of him. CASTIGATOR.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

n their hostility to the administration. Exclude a
lew, very lew, conscientious men, who act upon
particular constitutional views and the opposition in
both houses, beginning with the Vice President ana
ending with kreuier, of political put.idily
The Jefferson County (Va.) Anti-Jackson meet
ing in their preamble thus express themselves
The citizens now assembled have seen with as
tonshment and regret, and not without alarm, the
course pursued by many of the opponents of the
present Administration OF the General Government
they have witnessed an unremitted and bitter hos
tility manifested to Administration pursuing mea-
sures which have received the sanction Of preced-
ing administrations, and the appreciation of the peo-
pie themselves-and they have seen urged, with AN
unwearied pertinacty, objections which, in their
opinion, are aimed at instead OF measures They
have seen public servants prescribed, whose whole
lives and talents have been devoted to the common
welfare and glory of our country, upon suspicion.
unsustaned by facts-and they have witnessed these
suspicious urged an every possible form for nearl
three gears, 1oathout the exhibition Of single proc
zuhich reason admit Under these circumstances
they deem it their duty TO sustain, by their inAu
ence and example, however humble, an Administra
ton which they conscienousy believe to have a
heart the best interests ofthe country, and to be full
ly deserving the mead Of appreciation.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

minisLed, and it is mitigated and converted into q
harmless disease DIR. Thompson in his account OF
the sarlooid epidemic which prevailed in Scotland
in 1913 and 1919, states that when the small pox at-
tackled those who had been previously vaccinaed, it
was almost invariably so mild and So exactly resem-
bled the chicken pox that he could not distinguish
them.
We learn that there few cases of the varioloid
disease in the western part Of Cummingtou, and one
in Westhanpton. Gazette.
: Savings Bank.-The last half gears report Of q
single Savings Bank in London, gives an aggregate
of deposites for that period, of f2ss,2sO l5s. one
third of which was by females.
The utility of those institutions is becoming every
day more apparent, and the solid advantages deriv-
weekly earnings to the accumulation Of fund, that
may enable them to procure in after days comfor-
table subsistence, ought to induce every enc to be-
come depositor.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

writer in the United States Gazette, declares
that " the majority in favour Of the Administration
in the city OF Philadelphia, at this time, if the whole
strength Of both parties were brought out, would
csGeed ono thousand votes." The reasons which he
gives for this opinion are-that hundreds voted for
Mr. Hemphill who were still opposed to the election
OF Gen. jackson, and that third, least of the
members the society Of Friends did not go to the
Polls.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
VIEW OF THE COLLEGES.

The following is statement, showing the numb
er of graduates at several principal colleges, in FIVE
successive years.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
NORTHAMPTON, Mass Oct. 8

1t is undoubtedly true that all vaccinated persons
do not resist the contagon of the varoloid, small
pox, but from what has occurred here, and in other
places in this country and Europe it may be safely
inferred that the kline pox affords degree of secur-
ty as great can be reasonably expected from any
human invention,-as great certainly small pox it.
self. Only small proportion lone in twenty. ac-
cording to the London Quarterly Review of vacci-
mated persons susceptible to the contagion OF the
yariood, and these, with very exceptions, suf
fer none Of its dangers; in them its violence is di-
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

From, the New- Pork american, October "a.
BY the Cadmus, arrived at this port last evenings
we have received our files of Paris and Havre pa
pers to the 18th Sept.
The quarter to which we look for intelligence of
prominent interest, Greece, yields much upon which
the friends of the cause of liberty may found their
fluctuations. The intervention of the European pow
ers had assumeda serious aspect, and a combined
feet had formed junction off Milo to overlook and
dictate the desnes of the Greeks.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
From the NeaO York Commercial of Safatrduu.

FROM the Nea0 York Commercial of SATURDAY..
IMPORTANT TO THE PEopLE!-In addition to the
partial development OF part of the jackson ope-
ratlons which we gave yestelday,we now enabled
to make another suggestion, OF momentous mpol
tance to the people. We are advised from Albany
that the Albany Jackson Regency have it in conten-
plation, if they carry the Legislature at the ap-
preaching election, TO REPEAL THE ELECt
TORAL LAW, which the people, in their majesty,
wrung from them two years since, and again U.s.
URP The POWER OF APPOIN ling THE
ELEC TORS OF PRESIDENT THEMSELVES. +.
1t is the unquestonabe determination of these men,
that jackson shall be President, though his trium-
pha car be wheeled over the PROSTATE liberties OF
the People!
From, tie Nesv York National .adyocate Of, Saturday
TIE ELECTORAL Law IN DANoER.-it is not to
be doubted that should the combined powerof Clinton
and Van Buren, send to the next legislature Of this
state majority of persons subservient to their views
they would instantly make sacrifice of the elcctor
al law, and take the choice OF President electors
into their own hands. After great struggle the
people Of this state have obtained the just privilege
of themselves appointing the persons who shall elect
the President and Vice President. Let them now
beware how they hazard this important and popular
right by sending to the Legislature those who will de-
prlve them OF 1t. We raise voice of warning; we
bid them beware in 1927 of those men who in 1928
spurned, and contumaciously spurned, the loud
voice of the Freemen of this state. The same man
now as then manages the scenery, and he will not
hesitate when ehas power to use it. Again we re-
peat, preserve your electoral Iaw-and do it at the
polls in the men you send to Albany as your repre-
sentatives.
From the United States Gazette
| Will somebody mend the pocket Of Major Noah's
aam.entionables2 When Delaware promised to vote
for Jackson, the Major said that Delaware had heart
enough for the whole United States. When Della
ware did vote for the administration, the Major said
he ''could put the whole concern in his breeches
pocket"-doubtless the worthy major overlooked
| Mr.. Duponts establishment.
From the Neu- York Commercial .4dvertiser.
General Jackson and General Washington.- -
The friends of the military candidate for the Presi-
dency, have hitherto had reply which they have
deemed convincing, to the apprehension expressed
by sober citizens of the danger Of elevating mere
soldier and Court Martial Judgeto such high and
responsible station that of Head Of our republic.
This knock down argument has been, that General
Washington was soldier too and that General Jack
son would tread in the footsteps Of so illusrious
predecessor The comparison Of the two names
was modest enough on their part to be sure; But
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slseg n NY IL .rr ,aiasivf ~ = = rrrs
81 the Protestaals II tie papisls should gel
the BETTER.
{" Qauimmc III tell you---the eeographrr
Of our eodrt-4epsr VAS sayiag tue other day.
tint there Is an huge trait Of land shout Tie
neie soie n he uabegpy gen3isp.ens hn'fd
0faotg-tt nave SEMI Perry 10 hid II OH /
where me Prolestanfs may retire, and HAT
the Pspis.s sill never he sble 10 bsai them
out It TIE Northern Powers held together &.
the Grand Turk makes diversion in their ia
yor"
Razor That makes me easy. I'm glad
The Prote,tanis will know where to 90 If the
Papisis should get the better
The jury, III order 10 prevent the for
ieiture Of the defunci's high character, were
ehHrtably induced 10 return verdict OF an
saHty
lie Duke qf Wellington was next viewed
The hero who had tfampbed IN many
pitched battles, had persisted, II apl cared, by
breaking his own head inal by way uf eGpc-
fimeni,oi his powers Witnesses we're called.
who proved fhat his grace Tad discovered
Raen' reliability on the appointment 81 MIR
Canning, aud declared thai he Jaw no reason
WBv b. should he chntcn' with being Caesar
alone aud thai he would be also Ca.sar aud
First Lord Of the Treasury, Chancellor OF the
ET"a"gHer, and OF the Duchy 81 Lancaster,
Lord l1ieh Chancellor of England, aud his
Vice too, y. 5ier OF The Rolls aud Of The
House. and Master Extraordinary in Chance
~, aW Hptius. On receiving Mr. Canning's
Notes, and finding thai II va not probable
that he could occnpy all thee stations, he
resolved on lalling. not Ikea Roman. On his
s"ords bat on his head The melancholy a.
fastrophe is known TO all An attempt was
made 10 sheH that this brave soldier was tent
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Prom n LHc,Voel PAPER.
MR.. PR0UGiiAN.-.A rorrn,,

Mr.. P&0UGHAM--.A PORTRAIT.
Til following extract of II letter written bv a
gentleman who first saw Nlr irouehan al the
lat York Asslzes, 10 a friend who had never
seen, hut who greatly admired that distiuru
cd parsonage, contains Vivid descriptlop On
his appearance at the bar Believing that i,
will interest and aruse those Of uurreaders who
have not the good fortune TO bnhoi,fth cxtraor.
dinary man. we avail ourselves Ola correspond
ent's kindness to give the portrait AZ length
YoE6, April 3. 1927
We'll, at length I've seen our great favoritc,
Henry Brougham, and eel IS i'll were thou,
sand pounds richer than when left home. |
don't forget how strictly yon charged me TO give
yon a full true and particular account Of the
great man - bat il you had not said "A syllable,
I'm SO fdl of the subject that should forthwith
have sat down to tell you -" all about him ]
dare say you viii ask-"is he what you expect
q No reply, nobedy could have expected
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JACKSON MEETING INPATRCk.

yRETSnN Affecting. s4-T,pfr.t-
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- ,, "i'''h "o'e "'"N'u"'>Iy aao 'ed !:
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" .i'9 1o'''''9 CONSCIOUS u 'neit ''Teneih, ana
"""i'ns 70 coat" unnecessary and premature
eAo.'eae"J nave n"Hef'' renamed quesc NJ,
''''"3 10 Nv treasures ~ 'H'lloh 10 the ap-
p o''H'5 ''Esl"'"'a' G'eI''9a-tht, sould
"'Ee So"''u'a /" ""n'ain 'ls attitude Wtd
e''.le ai'.,n - s''e me" votes ea' Tor the de
ho"sl"io"' mate ny tne iriends OF the Admin
W. 10 ''''' % l's''" 81 ms pace.
" me '"se l'el'' "i'H""' hesii"lan to the
members o. mai meeting M" palm Of % 1atcH-
at''e' 1J'''"'sai az" 7t'f3.4 81 tJ"t ~ nd
.V"t0Ua1y C'"th1"' 'heJ !'tl II Ia be Then hum
NC P'i9i'tR' to 9-ae'"h'f together for tie pur
pose u Il 'isiu5 The ul ais ul nHsidlur with the
''"sa' '"'0'' Tue "u0ae'ie" superiority eonce-
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Ia lhe exercise OF TINS privilege they have
40" convened ana adopt the following resOiu-
IONS 20 W.T.
heso'Vea, mat we Will e every means
CONSISTENT win lhe consultation and with good
or'eF' 10 of9g ABOUT change IN The sdmiuistra-
tion OF the Union.
: hesoiYed, mat col. GreensviIle Penn,
COL 9ahlel iieshes; capt. mathew Sandefnr, capt.
t1'osh luz =, ai'h.'ais stuart, John 1atum y
al'''ln 1loUa LsH"'1gs' he appointed commit
zee " prepare an 'u'fess 10 the citizens 81 this
county and ct me State at large, urging upon
mem the claims o! Gen. Andrew jackson TO
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BOLIVAR-Extract Of letter from Lima,
10 gentleman IN Trenton IN J. dated March
lst, ISL - do not lecollect neither have
named to you my former letters She revolution
that has recently occurred here. 1t has been
complete. The government ms been totally
wrested from the hands Of Gen. Bolivar, and a
course Of policy entirely opposite 10 his amhI-
'ious ,i>ws, is pursued. Wheeler for be'-
ter or for worse, time only can determine ms
fhurhis ccran-h5 Excelency is involved IA
his own ntrgues, and dese,ycdly suffers the e.
tectS oi his own iollies | think he is ruined
Our countrymen must cease toasiing him as Sc
cont 8nshngton-neis any thing but fee''"
bance Of that great man"
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