American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-21
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There has always been malicious inclination in Tho a.
position 20 ind lu with every act of The A,lminstr.,
though |, be ct necessity, custom, courtesy or duy R
too often ia their zeal anger their darts Of
Unfortunately wound friends aud foes Not long lime
slnce large number of persons ena ed 10 WasL,,nr
for the pnrnose of contracting for carrying the mail Vie,
vas resolved amongst themselves hat they should so
lively resort TO the Presidents house TO exchange in
truly republican familiarity, unsophsca,ed civlie VIII,
Mr. Adams They accordingly went, aud were received
with the mos, cordial respect and every honor and ae
ton which plain, honest good heated man could extend
we're shown them. Such trait this of the Prs
dents manifested good be looked upon BY liz
opposition with curpacercy, ard would tend dcveone
the deposition to republican hospitality which Mr. Alan
possesses therefore, mus, be concealed hy gross mis-
representation ct motives. or smothered beneath ds
cloud If unqualified abuse. But in the furious onset a
nndsngushable massacre results; and the humble pi,ss
citizen is wounded slmu ltancosy " it'll the executive l.
our own Borough, he who deceived his patrons sham
fully in 1894 couched his val ant goose quill and spnre
laded Pegasus tn the charge, in the following TENS
is It not reasonable TO suppose that Mose applicants Il
contracts were induced 10 take up this proccssiun 0N
the consideration that would be likely TO be of advantage
to them in the immediate objec, of their visit to Washing
ton No one will dispute the point that il has much
the appearance Of it If such tho fact is M ds
crcdltable 70 both parties to those who entered mo The
procrsson FIR p'Gtrg The sgcotidnf and to the President
for descending to apparen, approval Of tler fapa7
display OF 'ue.nes certainly does teco,ur the CHIEF
officer OF the government 10 be playing such part win
applicants for appointments who expect TO be pad it
such mode If purchasing a favor Of public man" Del
Ca Oct. 80.
Such sentiments, as tic above, must certainly "doomto
lhe shades all the former inflated pompots
thesame pen, about 0r.scrGtc Gicitu in MIR Adams AMI
his friends; ard with the most unparalleled a,acy de.
grade TIE cn,erpfiiNg citizen who i seeking an honest
and honorable employment with the charge of upfsnss,
Fycorhancy tsgniy menuncss, scrriiy. We have swas
called MIR. Adams plain man who is ever pleased 70 IN.
techange sentiments OF respect aud lily. with lbs
fellow citizens and whose such times JUS such
as man would Spontaneously show amongst his qnos
There is no still formally, tedious ceremony, tn be pas
sed through in the presence Of Mr. Adams but as The
interview referred 10 above, all is c0npacent rane
But such Republican e1ndlv is uliois IN the sight Of
lacksonan Champion and in his own words It rs irg'g
too great deScM hon the GigRty wlich should disu
glsl ne coiGuei Of the President OF he United States
Disguise hy7ocrisy you WILL there moments @len'e
mask VIII be uncpnsconslv moved ard rs dfOrmcd lace
exposed. lew nGlhs snre attempts we're made ny 'oe
Gsa"e to canle the common people, Thought them
The rabbe, by representing the friends vi the AdmlaNt
on as having expressed sentiment, opposed 10 the pee
pies liberty but this, TO The Gazette, ,aaof.r0, pee,
the abundance Of is heart is forgotten and the 'cglrar
unaffected emotions Of It's spirit find utterance y Tie aoo'e
quotations.
The observations made by 'he above PAPER n NE pre-
sent case, not only inculca'e cour'ly gsp aud mon
arclca lnaccesshty, in President, but are decf
aud sanderous attack upon unoent.ng citizens !iee
were number Of private individuals, called Together ~
public advertisements unon business OF their own, who
openly meet and unanimously resolve, 10 coec'We'y' a'
visiting the President Of tie United states Now IS = rn
the viles presumption Cor siy charge such btoy
with dshonora5lc motives! Is i rot punishable oiehe
10 stgmalizc such citizens with the most degrading el
thets Those individuals, 4 ON Ills State WHO were a, Was
ng,on must tany fcel indignant at such nalcs 90
cusaon and assniedy not cling 10 faction. who ss
sumcs such principles and such dshonorahe means
TO accomplish its evil intentions.
he spirit ui the opposition lecrcs lie good ifeY neIe
intend to initiate, and fan would tonceGi every h"sr'ao
act of the Amins ration. lest it should he recommends
70 them for imitation The before mentioned mle'ew
might have been almost tolerated. by the Gazette, " nH'
IN The affair ha2oned forth in the papers, is horoe
That the g@cd people the Unlon should know tha' eye
AmeI can ran have easy to Mr.. Adams IS tn"
they would, il they could. conceal as 'nec!y coN'a
ics The Alschnods Which have been circuaiedy s eNr
mics, accusing him of exercising the most repus.e ag'
" Rut Mr. Adams's private character Is as sinatr ~
his public IS lustroua, and act that would io'"
the people Of HIS truth is branded infamous, a'i tho'l
persons who recprca,e his socahiy cngnlphed !"
torrent OF abuse There is sneakng revenge, an ''1
ueh meanness in the pnrsuedhy some Of We 'f'
son Prints, altogether Incompatible with generosity or
respect, ad wiici must eventuate in the disgrace 9" -, It
concerned. hUDAt.!'
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