American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

Yesterday afternoon Ut o'cock the Convention of Dele
gaze friendly Naiona Administration reassemhlcd,
and upon being calel ,ourer by the President, the Hon.
H. H. codsburuigh OF raho, ruse, and after few neat,
predatory remarks. observed ii-s The Committee of one
from each county and city o r s.s-, Who had been dele
gated take no consideration the objects of the Con-
venon had performed ths, and ask ed leave
report Address and Resolutions itr the consideration Of
me Convention. Mr.. g.. then reid the Address IN
graceful and eloquent which occupied him about
on hour, and lis enrd with intense interest by the
Convention and large crowd If anxious spectators who
testified their high appreciation IT the by united
and strong burst Of applause The Hon. VIM P'ic. Of
Wasins then offered the Resolutions, which we've
ceived with equal appreciation. Both gentlemen stated
that the COMMITTEE had arduous dn'y TO perform, tina,
the utmost harmony prevailed among its members and
that they unanimous in what had been offered to the
Convention The Address and Resolutions we're then
unanimously adopted BY the Convention. 5000 ordered to
be printed for distribution among the People in pamphlet
form, aud to be published ~ the Baltimore Patriot and
those newspapers in the State and District OF Columbia
that are friendly to the National Administration After
the adoption Of other resolutions relative TO the appoint
men, Of Committee and vote o thanks To the Presiding
officers. the Convention adjourned sine die
The official Proceedings have been handed to m eor
publication, and will in all probability, anrear at large in
the Baltimore Psro, tomorrow The Address is one ut
thu able productions which the present Presidential
CANVASS has produced, and will be read with interest BY
every friend 10 his country's welfare
This Convention, have before stated, was the most
mime rous and respectable that convened similar
subject in the State of Maryland. Az to numbers on the
Srst day hundred and hry.two answered tn their
took their seats, making aggregate o ONE HUNDRED AND
ynrH every county in The State except The remote
Of Allegheny, being represented aud represencd,
on r-spectv. ", by Of the very first standing for
spcctahty, influence, and talen,s This fact, added to
nr previous nforrDa ion, i:h is conf med by the
nst respectable testimony tr every par' Of The State
IN assuring distant friends that the vote Of
Maryland will be decidedly and nn.q'""caliy for JoHs
QpiScY ADAMS.
The project for building theatre in Salem Mass has
proved entirely successful The shares taken 50
vealy, that tho intention Of building Of wood chan
BsA, and brick will be substituted. We can remember
shen il set down in the school geography. 10 the
Of the Salem folks, that they would not allow the
are TO he built in their moral town do net, however
rnember the time when the citizens would not so by do.
GEMS, the whole distance Of IA miles boston, to see
good play and return the evening. There is not
own Of lis size in this country, that possesses more literary
ae, or higher capacities for enjoying the drama than Sa-
lem, and suppose the only for not erecting
heare before, be found in the facilities with which
lry Could vlsi! the metropolis. O >. Gazette.
,TiseY.--A certain Miser that would not sell his
'orn when it bore high price, hanged himself at
Rewards through despair, when it fell considerably,
upon beam in his chamber; one OF his servants,
nearing the noise, ran up stairs, anu seeing his
master swinging in hempen cravat, immediately
cut the cord and saved his life. When ne had re
covered himself, he cndeavoured TO make his man
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