American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25

he would frown upon you for your injustice Ia
William l'ane Pay the bill, sir. it is but SIS, and
it IS fairly due. Pay also the cost that your
naughty vengeance has created in disputins about
this paltry sum.
This must be done before you go to Congress
man whose mind is little, or so pynurious, as
to quarrel with mechanic for bill of IS can ne
yer represent Delaware, until he makes amends
Not mechanic in the State, who understands this
transaction, will vote for you.
| Louis M'Lane, the principal of this firm, the
great magician who works all the wires, though last
IN the order of notice, is not the least respected for
his Machiayelian tact. Last year after his nomi-
nation as candidate for the Goth Congress, nun.
Der of Friends or Quakers who were determined
not to vote for man as Representative who would
support Gen. Jackson for the Presidency. called
upon him and inquired what was his determine
ton on this point. One Of them has since said that
his disposition to support Mr. Adams was expires
sed in the most unqualified manner, and he had
never seen expressed in print or heard oral y com
munlcated, more decided Misrepresentation Of Gen
jackson, than MLane expressed on this occasion !:
and in general terms detained against his moral
and political character. This was done to cheat
the Quakers out of their votes, as | know at that
very period he was palming himself upon the Jack
son men. as the devoted friend and supporter of
the hero. But let US notice some Of his recent po-
tical contriyances.
Accompanied BY his faithful coadiutors Rodgers
and Bavard, he visited Sussex, hoping by the mode
OF his departure, to make the people believe that
the visit was to Cape May, for health.
But bringing up at George Town, rent the thin
veil and showed the naked deformity ola Federal
Meeting composed of only eighteen persons, who
took upon themselves the nomination of Bayard
for Congress !!
Returning TO New Castle, bush meeting was
got up and held near the Btandywine Cha, beate
Springs, when it was proposed that the Jackson
men here, should agree to support any nomination
that Sussex might make. This was pressed by
Nj Lane and Rodgers other members vi the NEE
ting proposed conference of the three counties,
M'Lane objected; said there was not time A
conference, however, was had, at which Col. Hem
ry Nhitelev was fairly nominated On the even
ing of the day that this result was known in Will
mington, Fpdpral Caucus was held at an obscure
tavern in back stleet, for the sake Of secrecy,
and it was resolved not to support Col. hiteley
but to get up the amalgamaton scheme. to try .
new conference and run all hazards to wheel Bay
ard in.
Although this was two weeks after the bush NEE
ting at which, according to M'Lane. there was mt
time for conference, yet now it was tuund there
Was time enough nay more than time enough !;
and lest too much be wasted between the n0nina
ton and the electOn the latest possible period that
decency would allow, was ned for the meeting
OF the conelees who were appointed at the ANAL
ganiatiun meeting. 1t can be easily seen that the
intention was. that no time should be allowed for
investigating the claims or fitness Of Bayard, or
the proceedings which led to this strange selection.
PHILO DEMOS.