American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
From The Eatipnul futeli,gesc.a

lect we mentioned the lumor, then ,erN prc,. ic,,
that Mr.. CALHOUN was not to be supun ed forE
Vice Presidency by the Combination: We p;A.
have added (but we do not remember that We IA,
that this deter minatinn WIS made sins oua nn
by an honorable Senator, without whose acce.,ion
to the ratty, it would, even in the Senate. h,ys
been in decided minority Recent udica,ion,
induce US to suppose, that it is now Determined
by the Southern part of the Combination, that N,
Calhoun shall be upheld, at all hazards which d. u
termination appears to 10 much more generous and
ma unanimous than the hastv desertion Of him III
which certainly was meditaed at one tine Nv II
greater or less proportion 81 the party.
Whom the friends Of the policy which this G.,
yernment has pursued for the last ten wears. will
support for Vice President, it is impossible now /,
conjecture. Besides the distinguished ci,i7c,
named in the following article. the highly res,ec,a.
BILE Republican. JOHN ANDREW SHuLzE, OF Penn.
sylvania, has been mentioned. To this nomin,.
ton our friends in the South might, pe,haps. Oh.
ject as they have done before in one quarter tia,
he is ga genuine Pennsylvanl German" Agairs.
liberal principles sound judgment, and sterling
integrity. hundred such objections would nj
weigh feather.
SPIRIT SEVENTY sIr (rRASEronr xyl Il
| The Vice PRESIDENCY - Several nominations q.
candidates have been suggested for this Office /
Exercising the right Of an independent American /
citizen, would, therefore, recommend to my Tel. Il
low citizens Of the United states JAMES BARBoua
Il citizen Of Virginia, and now Secretary of Wa,
as fit person TO fill the office Of Vice Preside |
Of the United States at the ensuing election. Az
Governor OF Virginia. during the late war. his pat.
lotto eYertions entitled to the highest praise
| have thought much on this subject, and uJo
much reflection, DO not know Of more fit M.
son for that station.
AN AMERICAN VOTER
.'fodenv-C. c. Cambreleng, few evenings sine. II
Me bar room Of made bel Of hundred Cd.
lars tina, majority OF the members of Congress would
Jacksonan. :" And" said he, 81 have prevented JOIN
; =" Taylor from being speaker once, and will do
again" Well, then, all is lost If the Ginna" man s
he North shall not elect speaker, will doubt he 81
We give up at once The t'r y.four votes of yal
are tken captive he "snple cargo has them as mug
he had thirty -four sgyus de coast of Gnaa
Perhaps he can PIT them along WITH DeaNae, in lis
'breeCaes pocket" ~ YrE .ldpornis
Mr. Bucsnans letter had jus, reached Alabama al tie
date Of the last papers from ha, Safe. (Ssnember 81
The only papers in which have fund any iemak
upon it are the Alabama Sen incl, Admins ration parer
and III. Tuscuutia Patriot 0ppo-i,ion print. The
former SAYS" THIS Member Of Congress" Of high stand
ing. ESQ far from proving the charge against Nj CLAW
entirely acqus him and hts friends" SC. The Pa'rot
language is as fellows: "Al,ho CHI Mr.. Buchausn has G
proven IS much as We expected des'red, he has Ger
tanly upheld the staemert Of General Jackso, In osy
important paini whilst, the same tme, no'hng but
justice to ackno ledge tina Mr. Coy s,nns fully eronyc
'd nton The charge Of making corrupt proto,ins ms
Elitor must be an Irshman We did think hat the ri'
poran part Gen yacksnS htter the charge against
Mr Clay of corrupt proposition. This tht Editor TIE
PATRIOT is upheld BY Mr.. chanan yet in the ney,
member Of the scrtA, told VI Clay ia cr'nfr.
Ted We should ike Ia know VIVA this Editor regardSi,
the important points which have becn ccrtsnl, upheld
It must appear very absurd TO ever, impartial reade
that any Editors be found 50 dull. unprl'cpr
as 10 rreratr he charge against Mr. Clay When the cont
non Of the country has decided that il has ae 70
HE ground. Nat JaurndG
4 A Gi and Treat was given by the jackson party
Il in neighburng State, at which Cow was sacr'
! Feed and roasted whole. II was intended to have
been bullock The treat appears TO have eiveH
no little dissatisfaction, from the fact that there
was a distinction made between the poor and tire
fieh, as viii be seen by the following conmunlea'
tlon, taken from Baltimore paper:
i MIR. Enron; Suppose you 10 invite PARTY g
dine with and TO send the poor into me
ward TO ea' out of trougis while and your more s
: eei friends sat DOVE 70 snwpluous rcnast in The ra"
what do YOU think these ponr men "orl think ct you
81 one who invited tie feast Hampstead ny %
the l9h, ard though the oid po,r and nor n'
don, and hongh had 10 out ofa rouSh, was So he
ncease il in honor OF the Old Gencta; but Whehs
The great u The parry go into the tavern to gel
Their dinners. thus showing that they ptsniISED TO N.Y.
WITH ~ poor roLEs, thinks 10 SEX. what do nSa
: think Of That, MICHAEL. MECHANiCALN
The secret of the business appears ~ be. acccT'
din. to the Baltimore Republican, that the Com
mittee If Arrangement finished their dinner at U