Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08

wants and rendering us more independent OF foreign ma
tons. gum 8 cheers.
8. Agriculture -Manuactures and Commemorative
Plough the Spindle, and the Anchor nay they each en-
joy their respective portions of Legislative protection
/ gun, times g.
g. Our Senator's who aided by their votes-and our Re-
preventative who manty advocated the best nterets
of his constituents gun, cheers
TO- The American System-Built on basis of pure pa
trio m-advocated by the ablest of Slatemen-may II
fourish-hat the nation may increase in ndepen
dence, Happiness, and Wealth, through Domestic Industry
and Internal Improvement. gun, 5 tunes 8.
H. Greece-May Minerva guide her Councils and Mars
direct her armsthat she may burst from her throm into
glorious independence. gun, ) cheers.
- True Economy-Frugalty without parsmony-he
expense of a nation of family should be kept WITHIN
its income-Let our erports exceed our imports
10. The bright eyed daughters of Amerca-May they
soon cease to depend on foreign for any OF the
ornaments of dress and they and these be ever truly Anne
/ gull . liiheo ..
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President Of the day The Brandywne-In 1777
participated in the struggle To- independence, by the
Sword and Cannon. and now equally Jealous TO support IL
/ by the spindle and shuttle.
by the Notwithstanding Heroes OF the Revolution
Honour and fame those ho lett the plough i'll the FUR
and the harvest unreapt--to rescue their injured
country from oppression.
BY James sslatlle-'The circulating medum--may our
Gold and 81 pass through the hands OF our own citizens
and not be sent abroad in exchange for cast Hon
BY james Nied--Isaye old, but absent friend
the conque,ing hero who has been Tor more than han
century the getc defenderof the lights OF man
l,y Gorge Hodgson--i'he Chairman OF the Committee
on Manufacture, Roin &. Mallary
BY William Iton-Cnares Carol OF Carrolton-may
we ever hold his name deur--ad may Heaven bless his
undertaking.
AT about 5 o'clock the Washington Greys march
ed on the ground in the most perfect order, and
after an interchange of sautes were greeted with the
following toast by the Manufacturers
The Washington Greys-Traned IN ,he strices disci-
pine and INSPIRED they with military ardour, they
AMI eV-
er be invaded. lgun, cheers.
That company then returned the following
Tie .Ianuflcures on tie Brandyere-May their success
be such their intelligence, activity aud PATRIOTISM are
entitled aud may the excellence OF tier productions
equal the fame Of the romantic stream on whose beautiful
banks they reside.
Shortly afterwards the National Guards wound
down the opposite HILL and fired salute which was
returned. On arriving on the ground saues were
again nterchanged, and the following toast was
drank to them:
The National Guards-Prove that they soldiers BY
their genttemanly conduc' and military department.
The guards gave the following:
The .1Ia,mfct1,ers-May her Industry render us as in-
dependent OF foreign labor, tie of our torefahers
have done of foreign laws.
The companies then performed some elegant eV-
olutions and fired several rounds IN honor OF the day.
On retiring from the ground, the companies were
sauted with guns each ,whichthey returned IN an
. appropriate number of rounds.
The company then dispersed in the utmost har-
e mony and good order, and the amusements OF the
day were terminated by rural iete
Ferfiiify of Aerico.-ssI do not conceive" says
Mr. Ward - that the expectations in corn will ever
: be considerable; but, in those articles which we
! term colonial produce, for which there is a con-
slant demand in Europe. and which large portion
of her territory is admirably qualified to produce,
she has source of wealth as lneXhaustlble as her
: mines themselves. The whole eastern coast OF
Mexico, extending in length from the river Guasa
4 Gully to the northern frontier, and in breadth from
the ocean to that point upon the slope of the Cord
eras, at which tropical fruits cease to thrive, is sus
ceptble of the very highest cultivation nor can any
&c part of the now exhausted islands sustain compe
# ton with the fertility of its virgin soil The STATE
OF Vera Cruz alone is capable of supplying all Eu
rope with sugar. Humboldt estimates the produce
i of its richest mould at $500 kiogrammes per hec
tare while that of Cuba does not exceed 400 kllo
! grammes so that the balance is as two to one II
favor Of Vera Cruz. Coffee is produced in rati,
almost equally extraordinary. Indigo and tobacco
succeed as we'll while. a little to the north, thu
: state of Texas, which enjoys nearly the same eli
mate as Louisiana or South Carolina, is equal,
we'll adapted to the growth of cotton, the great sta
:, pie of the United States"
: Mr.. Nc Dufiie in his speech at Colombia (say
the Wing abuses the Jackson majority in Congress
"a If there has been any sale of the Presidency, unde
~, -, cover of the Tariff, they must have been the ven
y ders They Dragged that they had the majority AM
that they were willing TO shoulder all The RESPONSE
bility. We hope there will be no backing out aite
this We the People.
From Ken West.-The schooner Gen. Geddes ar
ne rived at Savannah on the Gath June from Key West
r. having left that place eight days since. gentle
man. passenger, who was in HAVANA about te
C. days previous, informs that the disease called Den
lie. gaze was still prevalent, though it seldom proves
mt fatal Com Laborde was in Havanna fitting GU
his large vessels said to be for an expedition to We
ng ra Cruz while the smaller vessels were occasion
aIly cruizing. There was no Mexican vessels @