Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
National Nomination.
PEUrlE'- il$ nEr.
President,
Andrew jackson.
Iaep P.tsiient,
John G.. Calhoun.
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,;c,lar into sort of ,ilehl ctnnsion They do no,
.rou how TO manage the affair The little Ash are wait
inn for acme great eyathan Ike corps to spout r and
sn they will cin N and keep tine. The National Jour
raj of the loh attempts say something's but he restraint
dent n The article keeps tn VIII frur coming t" the
min, He talks a5du the den1s of the NJ Y. American,
n,de mon the "highest ai'hcyl,, some time ag", and
o,hsr DENIAL, Of sim la Character, bu. he d. nj
N. aopt and say ha NJ Walsh does not speak the truth
nj ~, hest an evasion Of tie g.t of the matter This
vent a,swer-,te plcigti- poved--aoa proved 6 und
be most moying circumstances TO Them by the confess
aim If one Of her own editors, ard he the confidential
friend oil Mr.. Webser.
M lams AIDS before he people. nv;ctcd 9 nv
inv pledge the federal party, and thus huyng M ves
TO pacc him power, which It's ambition has been pant
in fer since his EARLIEST manhood The effect ct the
piedge does not erd wi his retire rer from office That
Dart, WITCH aba1doned and Which he prom nnced to be
composed of ores ang teasona le designs agaiust
the Union ,sefs b, hin. to BE- reso I'd topowe'. by him
to b. raised pom the ruins Of democracy This IS the
price he has pledged bnselfn pa, for the votes thai made
him President IN opposition to the will OF the people,
Nav let IS axe lbs estimate and what he has paid
for his place and ,s power In order t. this
recly We mast supp for sake II the argument, that he
rspur,ed Nr Jrssn and Gov Gles the truth in res-
ZION to he fche party that it composed OF tories
who held reasonshe signs against tie Governmcn'.-in
short that lis objects monstrous and its intentions
30 heuous tina, he could longer remain in eage with
il bit that he ed to his country and poster.y 70 ex
pose its reasonable ambition, abandon and destroy it,
This swe the amount to nothing short Of the whole c"un.
try its institutions government and ALL and the liberties
of the people with the rest Thus then it seems that &C.
cording to his calculations, Mr. Adams has given into
the hands of sci of tories this fair land and its republic
an government and institutions for the poor boon OF rul.
ing the nation for eight years So far then as ne can et
gecl it, the country sod and his mnions and the other
high contracting party the Hartford Convention, call upon
The people, ray the bargain. lay down their liberties
md sacrifice their rights by electng HIM four longer
Happy for the people that the bargain with Clay 50 far
opened their eyes to produce investigations and thus
to ferret out another bargain, which in comparison WIN
the Clay contract according to Mr. Adamss own declsra-
TONS taking them all the while for the data 10 the rnoss
bel Gus Of all the sins yet brought 10 light and charged
against him. This is business which the Swiss corps
as somebody calls his etos) will have great trouble to
make paaabe to the people 1t lisa very different sort
OF thing fom nvenng SANDERS agains Jackson, ana re-
qnres very different management All their TACT and cum
ming will have to be esered contributions will have to
be levied upon The great mind of the great himself
this and much more, and then at last, arrive at TRUTH
that any patriot could have told the start, vz that the
people will sacrifice their liberties to raty any bar
\ gain that Mr. Adams may make.
It appears that one Armstrong who was sur
| Seon in Jackson's army, and who always skulked
out OF the way when any fighting was to be done,
Is the author of the ISLANDERS over the signature OF
"a Tennessean." We need not 60 through all
these falsaheods sngly, to show how groundless
they are, il is enough to take an item sworn to- in
order TO put the whole down. Brock one Of the
'edoubtable surgeons witnesses, testihcs that, the
oourt Martial which tried and condemned Woods,
was composed of Leuts. Parrish and Davis, and
Ensign Hall, and that Col. John Williams was
Judge Advocate. The official records show, that,
me Court consisted Of Capt Thomas Gray, Pre-
slert, Capt. JOEL Parrish, Caps Nathan Davis,
Lieut. Vim. King Ensign Michael Holt, Judge
advocate VIM. II. Hess.
Inns is given to show, how much credit is due to
we certificates, and afhdavits that are manufac-
'u'ed tor the purpose Of re-electing Adams
suppose that by these ISLANDERS, forgeres, and per-
,p''eS' and bargains and corruption, he should be
'ee'ected. Is it to be presumed that, the hes-
'nss Of Heaven would attend his administration
'"en MS election was effected by such unhallowed
"eans The smiles of uenehcent Providence,
~ only be expected to accompany course