Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25

cau3c his taientsaid hish aiainmcnSi "d aH hhoFut
moral actrr have gwen hi silcn ronr hold
upon the ait ctois ard cltnc ui efsy War and vIi-
ttus man, cannot be denndedby the PitzAns Of Cen
jackson
Without desc nding to personal crimnaton your Com
mtec would beg leave to remark that the public and pa
caract, Of General jackson furnish shcha M 81 OF
evidence OF want ct capacity in civil BUSINESS and o
fiery, vilictve and ngo temper us totally ds
qualify him for faithful discharge OF the arduous duties OF
the Chief Magistrate of this great Republic
Wherenpon, without occupying your time any longer
your Committee beg leave to submit this report, and the
Following resolutions for your consideration.
Resoiped That have the most entire confidence in
the purity, talents and deyotedness to the public service,
Of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and of the able Cabine1
VII CHI he has called to his assistance i'll the Administrator
of the Government. !
Hes2i,ed That we cordially approve and support III
principles and policy OF the present Administration, who
are bottomed upon what has been properly and emphat
caly called 8 The American System"
! Resoived, That we regard the liberal and unman,
charges of "barsan and SALE" with which the presei
Adm nisir.,on have been assaed with utter abhorenc
and disgust because they have been made by set OF Ut
prncped Office -hunters, without shadow Ola iouIato
in truth.
Resolved That We regard the mental requirements, a
civil Qualification, of General Andrew jackson as ncon
pctert to the high office to which he aspres.
Resoired That the moral character and ungovernab'
passions General JacksUn would render ms election
the lce Of President, subject of univera alarm and aF
preli n'ion.
Resoiped That accord to Henry Clay the tribute
our esteem Tor his vrue, anil of our confidence an n
great talents and unsuled int gritty.
Resosrd, That We will all lawful and honourabl
measures the reelecton Of John Quincy Adam
Presidents and Of the election OF Richard Rush as Vic
President of tie United States.
Resolved, That it be and It is hereby recommended
the Citizens Of Kent and NcwCaste Counties frendl
to the resent Administration of the General Government
to appoint corresponding number of delegates to NEE
those OF this County in General State Convention
Dover the 18th day OF July next
heSoired That 1t be and it is hereby recommended II
the members who shall compose that Convention to nomi'
nate suitable person to represent this State IN the House
OF Re personalities Of tn United States in the Dist Com
gress and also TO publish address to the citizens OF tins
state the subject of the Presidential question, setting
forth the nature ut tina contest the principles tor which
the partzans OF each of tue Candidates contending
the chaac en- illness aud qualifications OF each together
with such other observations ~ may condce 10 the dis
semnaon Of TRUTH and the right understanding Ut this
impo tant and Interesting question.
RcsOiped, That fifty persons be appointed behalS o
this County 10 represent Citizens the aforesaid Cen
eral State Convention, who respectfully and earnestly
requested to punctua their attendance upon the Con-
veh'inn--viZ:
From {. c. Mndred-Sanuel Ratclf, Lowder Layton
john Campbell, George Walton and Elijah HUDSON
| ". jr Fork HHdred.-Curtis JACOBS Ralph Robinson,
John Tenant Nllam Zeal and DR.. John Glib ms
.Ndnhc0Ee Hahdred-Pu'ha lIndal, Doctor John Cafey
| Tilghman La, ton, George Polk ana Levin stewart.
Le.sis and Reho5oh Huldreds.-Dr John White, Henry
+. Rodney Or. Joseph Marsh JOAN NJ West and Joe
| prettyman.
| Brood Ain Hundred David Hazard, John Wilson
George Is. Rodney, Charles King Caleb $. Layton.
ID. Greek Hundred - Thomas Fooks. Kendall NJ. Lewis
| L. Creek Huastned-Willm Elhgood Jonathan Wal
Ter, D. tobert H. Griffith, Isaac W. Copes and William
Knowles.
| DRUGSTORE Hrmdred.-Wiam Dunning Stephen VI. Hill
Edward Dmglc, lsaal Long and Robert Morris, (F)
| baltimore Hm,,hed-George Fruit, William s. Hall, Eb
Campbell, DR. .emucl Halt, and Ebe Walter.
IHdi0n RtUer Hulded-Josliua Burton, William ID. Wa
pies Levi HILL George Frame and Thomas Robinson
| William.
Rcsoired That the aforesaid delegates shall have powe
to m any that may their respective dis
| tcts.
Resoived, That it be and il is hereby recommended
the Of Administration OF the encra Govern
iueu this County, meet the last Saturday Jul
ext, Their respective election districts, VI tile place
designated by law fur holding the General elections
Of persons to represent the district hundred
rcts y nulIre DIS.
heSoped That he Committees from the several district
or hunurees OF the County be- and they hereby re
quesed to meet III General Committee at George Tow
the st tuesday in August ensuing their electlo
or nomination, when and where they viii proceed to nc
/ inmate recommend to the people County Ticket.
HesoiUed That the SAID General Committee may adour
from day to day TIL. they shall flush their business
may also appoint Committees of Correspondence and
Vigilance for the several hundreds Of the County
KeSotve, That the proceedings ct this meeting be put
shed the Administration papers OF this State, and TIM
5UO copies thereof be printed pamphlet form for di
, tnbution III this County.
p Signed on behalf of the Meeting.
!. PURNAL TINDAL, President.
n JOHN WHITE, Vice President
t ssnsa n F nAsal'' Secretaries.