Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02

take tie trSt seats III llle ChUiu
Why, sir, the question is very easily answered.
The Argus man hopes that a large portion OF the
people have neither sense nor 'iormaton sufficient
to discover the real state of things. II IS political
game absolutely necessary to be played, wherever
there ;s the remotest chance ofsuccess But who
ever onens his eyes, must that the contest is n
a contest of the old parties, but one between the
friends Of our present excellent administration and
a combination of desperate politicians. unfortunate
" supported by many well meaning, but deceived
and deluded followers.
The COMMITTEES on Manufactures reported such
bill to the House of Representatives as the most uni
form friends of American Industry did not like.
Meetings were held, in different parts OF the coun-
try-aud one in this Buroug h-approvng and pre-
scrring the recommendations Of the llarrlsburgh
Convention. Mr.. Military offered an amendment
10 this bill, corresponding with those Recommended
tons and the appreciation of the best friends OF
American Industry. A vote was taken on the
amendment of Mr.. Malary, and decided in the
negative-9o to 115-Among these 80, favourable
to the recommendations of the Harrisbursh Con
yenton. and approved by various public meetings.
we know not, after an examination OF the yeas and
navs. if solitary Jackson man could be named,
But four men in the six New England States voted
against it /; and they, if we mistake n t, have the
honor of being Jacksonans
Afterwards the bill was various'y amended and
as the reader has seen, passed by vote OF l05 to
"a. Twenty and more persons, who had voted Tor
the amendment of Mr. MlIarv, and which the
manufacturers themselves vastly preferred, voted
aga;1aS the bill that passed, because It was clogged
with provisions which they deemed inexpedient.-
Now, because these twenty and more members vot-
ed against this bill, in consequence OF provisions
thrown into it to make il object enable, and SO
avowed in the House Of Representatives. they are
,nodcsdy denounced by some Jackson prints. with
out altering syabe of complaint against tnelr own
partizans, who almost if not to man, from every
part of the country, voted against Maliarys amend
mcnt, so much more desirable to the manufacturers!
The great mass of the Jacksonians in Congress- who
oppose the duties on imposts, tooth and nail. IN any
q and every shape, are suffered to pass unnotced
q and an attempt is made, without elect, we admit
n on any intelligent man, to represent more than {
N score of the most decided friends of Domestic In
dustry to be inimcal to it, because they did not k
those parts Of the bill with which the Jacksonan
loaded it for the very purpose of defeating it lhl
attempt at deception is worthy OF its authors lhe
are ready to embrace the M'Duties, the Snythes
{ " and Hamiltons, By whom Gen. Jackson must b
# governed, were he elected yet while protesting
va be friend, to the protection Of American Industry
they seize the first specious but false preext, to de
W nounce, for political effect, more than score
4. A. tI,nr Io1
fdc, friends of the American System Editors
M prints who have pripately condemned M'Duiie's r.
s port have not dared publicy to avow it, lest the
should seem to be =" divisions in the camp = y
their native brass shines very conspicuously, I'll
Y very moment some Administration men are seen n
to fancy those features in bill which, the Jackso
ians publicly avowed, were placed in it, expressi
to make it as odous as possible
@ IN these, as we'll as in many other things, SUI
conductors of prints calculate, for success, upon
IGNORANCE Of the people ; but although it is th'
vocation to throw dust into their eyes, there is t
best reason to hope that their patriotic labou
= with possibly few exceptions, will be totally val
a Mr. Niles, who, all admit that are acquant
with his labors, has been uniform friend to L
mestic Industry, says, in his Register OF saturd
last. "Thcre is good and evil in this bl--but,
q before observed, it fails in the chief purpose viii
4 Interested the people, wool and woollen cloth
this failure will be prolific of Distress"
M But the farce Of all f,rces is-to pretend that
friends of Mallary's amendment are not friendly
the protection OF Home Industry, while not sy
Bile is said, pYblicly, fthe Report ofthc Commit
&c Wavs and Means. and the ant-tariff Jackson n
at the South are pulled, and embraced with OF
arms.
Extracts from the Foreign news are continued
To davis paper ; but the certainty OF war does