Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

literally, to which we cheerfuly respond. We hope|
that the People may never be 'feeced of their po-
cal rights" by any convention, public or private.
But it is not, in our opinion, from pu5fac con-
ventions that the political rights Ct the People are in
any danger. 1t is by secret combinations, for poll
teal p.tposes, if ever, that these rights will be me-
naced. Such combinations have for their special
object to effect what cannot be openly accomplish
ed otherwise, they are wholly without object.
Whenever such projects are detected, we hope for
the aid Of Mr. Nichoass powerful pen to reprobate
and countcract their Influenza.
We come now to the third toast
Ry a. g, ee"LOs --Anerictn one indusry--Le vs. !
ni IN giving he raw material country ahunndr with
Tie sl,n AID ion we wish 1t to wear, without recourse
70 inreien aid.
Mr.. Grecnhow if he did not in giving this toast
take the bull by the horns, certainly seized the
sheep by The ;Oool. We do not 90 the length of this
gentleman i'll wishing at to manufacture at home
eur whole raw material because we desire not to
cpgeciate the interests of navigation anu CONNER >,
winch Require an exchange Of commodities with
foreign natiols beyond the extent Of their raw pro-
ducts consumed by Ms But we admire the spirit
18th which Mr. q. offered, ON that occasion, sen
tincnt. general enough parts OF our coun-
Try but very understandable at the present moment
| in the South.
| The next volunteer toast runs thus
Da J O UiaiGms- Generai Aadle" JAcksonThe Hero
New o kan,
| Very good objection TO it. But what shall
we say of the next?
Rg I'm B. d,tes--lhe tariff -cpner-.The silly boy who
raped up goose that laid golden eggs. The South
rem, VIII not long pay tribute.
Governor GILrs, it appears was too unwel to at
teu, the duncr but forwarded this toast to the
company, 10 be given in his name Who is referred
to, isthe silly boy, cannot say, whether the
Governor intended TO indlvidnal,ze. That man GER
family Il in our opinion, heedlcss politician II any
such there be, who would raise the tarl to the pont
Of proitbi,ioa, and, with MI GlLFs we should De.
unuuce his nnprovideuce. 1t is tire last clause OF
the sentence however which is Of import alarm.
ing to the con.iderate and rejecting friends OF ouI
: political systems. The cloak s rased--the clover
foot discovered. It is no longer circulated in wits
pors. and Indicated hy shrug4 and nods but it is
openly declared hy the Virginia Resolutions Of ths
last session. that "thr Southrens will not long pa,
q tribute" Taking ihls declaration in connection
with what prccedcs it, there is mstalng It's mean
iiag. lfMr. GILEs reduce his notable theorc.
to practice the Ancient Dominion is to rctdliate upo,
= Ike United States, by taxing the manufactures Of 9th
er States when introduced within her borders, il
case the duties Oh imported wool and woollens ar,
! augmented by Congress. We have heard of thi
od.ons scheme beiorc It il now revealed in all tht
n'i>e'ncss of It's deformiiv. And what occasion il
seized upon for this declaration Ofall the days il
. the year, was Tie Fourth Of July the day for an
:. nonhcmg measures tendng TO disunon, civil war
. AND anarchy For, what other tendency and tina
i end can such measures have or propose?
/, ig 2. 5loyo Gen. Jackson esden,-- Virginia
l. l,eGnane and nat her cio.ce
This Toast attracted orr attention, because oft
= portcct concidenca with the sentiment expressed,
few days ago, by the Editors Of the Enquirer, whe
they cOmrilmentcd Gen. JACKSON nv lamentitg 9Th
hard alternative OF supporting him for the Pres
al d"ncy. o. the Inquirer might indeed say wlla
! Cowper says Of the man Of tfetful temper
=. He ta5t3 what he q; e. protessl To 0ath
MAJ ntGc tmc feeds hea!tlly on both"
- And we might. IN reference TO the sentiments ey
! pressed N Mr.. MAYO toast and the Emuuircrs text
!, continue the quotation
"yc' ~ 'er-cIoutled with constant fiown,
ne Jat$ not s.sa'ose, 6n he2npi il do1an."
+ II is TO be seen in the sequel whether the Peopl
Of Virginia will follow the lead Of those who are s.
: faint III TIER own enterprise, that although
!, Sept in iar, that slou." they wade no more
, Returning were as iediuIs go oer,',
we believe they would at this IN rnlen Yetrace thei
steps, but TOR the apprehension of the censure AM
a Ireproaches OF their associates
II the editors and their friends were in the right
j their consclences would not prick them So 1t
= their integrity that will not be quiet and they ar
. fun to make peace with 1t by apology very it'll
better than that Of the starved apohecary in Shake
~ spears play They are haunted by the visions o
! their own stitled opinions, and would fam max,
Y peace with them by pleading choice of evils 0
4 ''hard alternatiye" @ dire dilemma, on the horn
Which they hang! If they can find no better areu
:, nen for their present course, they are surely pur
\ SUNG the most reckless career ever taken by ms
N guided men But OF this. more hereafter
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!. From Mics Register
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