Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18
Jackscn's maj.

NV cpnon is thai Jatksrn's majority will ex-
coed 1000
From ali we hear, Ohm is safe.
In indiana. Jackson Is carrying all before hirn.
On these anspcinus rcsQlts. reiit 10 COT
eratuGa YOU and GU c0Grt,, | trust snch re-
Form, will be lnifp'accd into 90, constitution IN
der the approaching administration. u. to AXE from
nn.itieiaEs 10 future. al, Inducements 10 barter 10
Secretary ships. and use TIE patronage Of the got
rrnmcnt 80 make themselves pneear.
csMnt e-,.--
The conduct of J. Q sdAms in cn!ravonring to
a'Iiy the 't.tna 0. Il 1sou oh the tadpra!i,t~ Of
New H,a;and III his own pul;ii.ai M. i.ndizv-
mpnt, has. a. might well be sup az, Sized thea
with Indignation. and called iofth the utiest e
n'oach"s We present our readers Win The ioiIow-
ng Undergraduates, vhIci. we transcrIbe FROM the
oston fsaHy .fdtprti>Pr. 4 prlni. sc believe that
to, e, been devoted to the int, rests If The Adam,
ae.l,y, and the cau-e d federalism hir. Adans
IL go from the presidential chair without has,G.
to accnmpan, Tim in bis political exile the ,cgrets
Of his own par;v, Or that administration Which
waad have been indulged towards noble oppu
tent, by the Republicans. lie ha. hv his con,uct
placed himself 10 that unhappy procurement. that
whether his nfnruatlnn to Nj. jefferson west trIe
OF false, he is alike subject tu The Of the PEG
pie. forif tue. lr.ha. aen guilty Of mispri,on
Of treason in rot nam;n. the guilty and il false,
he proved himself traitor 10 Lis party and SER
iice. And vet. ibis is The man. with whom Henry
clay shnoa hands with IA full knowledge of all his
,,oIit.cal delalcations 10 what depth Of degra
datian has the man sunk hlmselfby his own voun-
tar, act
From the Boston Daily .9lrartispr
Did the Federal party. or any cfthem. at eng mo,
meIt, from 1907 down Ia 1914, ever entertain the
thought OF Il separation oi The States ?
The view which the Editor Of the Massachu-
In ,,oib ,ct rl-p nf tha oh nd !y
slent Adams is the true one, and does honor to
his independence.
| mean to prove it to he trne. have before me
complete collection OF all the pamphlet, publish
ed by the Federalis:s of Massachusetts, from 1907
| to 1914.
make the following selection lrom one publish
ed in 1912, entitled" Mr.. Naui,on's War" Eve
~ one knows, that the excitement was far greater
| in that year than in 1893 IN which Mr.. Adams lays
the scene of purposed rebellion. The writer OF
the pamphlet above quoted sets ont with these de-
claratiuns Let not the timId be alarmed, al the
outset, BY the ilca Of open resistance OF insurrec
ton, of unju,tlahle opposition Il contemplate no
such measures have m view only those c"n,''
tutOnal principles, which the usa2es OF ancestors
both in Great Britain and this country, and their
successful example have sanctioned page a.
| Again. III pointing out the course tGb pursued.
the writer proceeds -" The people collectively
have right 20 meet in tier respective towns as DO
dies potic then and there to cypress tlcir opinions
Of the nature and tendency Of the present war-to
pont out its destructive effects on themselves and
the naton--to send. if need be, delegates to any
county or State Convention which may be assem-
bIed for the same orderly peaceatle and constita-
tioaal purposes They may instruct or advise tbe!.
representatives nd Senators 10 act in this trying
emergency especially they may, il they see it,.
recommend to the Senators Of this State to concur
either IN general ticket for the choice Of Electors
Of President, or IN CHOICE Of then BY joint ballot