Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
Fran The baltimore Rebu5hca..
LATEST COALITION FALSEHOOD
&c be continued.

The following paragraph from that mint of eeiiesad
falSehools the Uecrane Press, is going the rounds
tlie Administration papers II appeared in the BshiMe
Patriot Of Saturday last
"Ip he General Conference Of the Methodist Episco7l
Chc nov in session, in Pittsburg there 1877 mem.
bers, including SIX Bishops IN that highly respectable
body Of met, The last nambcr Of the Crawford Messenger
informs us there but in favor of General JcE-
sor, aud the remaining, huneed and ninety, are ni.
of Mr. Adams This, as The Messenger remarks, 'u
or9iiafy sign Of the tines" Democratic Prs".
Now, gentleman Of The highest rcpectabilty We.
known 20 tie people oi Banorc jsiend Of the frsNN
idn{Sration, and member If he Gensrn Cogtrencs al
uded to ~ the above paIssyapl hearing thai srcis
statement had found It's way INTO the spapers expfes.
sed grea regret. SAID that he subsc Of the Iesldel
election was not (as cvety bndy ought to have know %
aled By the conference and tina far om ls be ng us
that from hat he could learn from The cxTeAsono GpM
ion by the individuals composing ,hc conference.-the nea
the private expression Of then In0ri,na upni0fs-hte
was majority Of them il favor If General JACkSON@
t'a almost every mep,her from III. Us& preferred him.
IL catnnt bt be source OF deep 'cgret wh everyHe
republican 70 see at any lime atcnp f1sde obnngme
influence OF The church sea- upon III, aairs OF Tho s3s'
We are sare there enlightened professor OF res9,
Of any dcnoniraon but feel deeply mortified 10
witness any aemr lhc pant of politicians, to use Me
holy subject OF RELIGION fur the plr;oses OF eeNoa
ing. IN ts country he ind, pcndence Of state and hufI
has been guaranteed by tia monument Of the VISION
our ancestors, the CONSTITUTIONS and every a.ieh'H'
connect them should be osntd upon By both churcnaa
and LAY man.
The attempt TO bring he subject If egon to bear "
on the politics Of the country we believe, was nc'er naa
but once before in this country since the adoptoh VI I
constitution anil that by the party which sufp"seo
the elder ADAMS against Nj. JEfffHsoS We are sure
no good man wishes to witness recurrence OF tie scts
OF that day. Then MIR jefferson denounced, III one
instances from tie pulpit, 0eist, an undee5er
i-t was predicted that the churches would be ufheu
Sdbes, hrh eaane would be set OF dreiect TO re"5p''
and the imp systems o the French Phiofhers enUa @
aged by the executive, it Mr.. Jefferson were elected W
n
and quiet, unprecndnT discharge of the duties OF '' nv
tr, friend, neigbor and citizen, proved to tue wol m
he whom fury spirit had represented as manuion VI
righteousness virtuous am amiablc man and p'a~ 80
Christian. Isn't there to believe that those,
now denouncng General JACKSON, are dong MN w. w..
injustice II he the monster that his political oppoeh h
represent him 10 be, why is It that every minister me-
Gospel. who visited the Hermitage bears sucu ~. ,
quivocal testimony TO his kindness to his neighbours h
ention to tie ambassadors of Christ who pass lhrouS
country their mission of peace If General JacSs a.
this bad man, bad that whole sect OF religious lIse
sors, SO large and respectable as The Metnod's''
eit faces against him, why II, that all tue 'he
that society from the Hat who know him best are n
cd him, and bear such honorable testimony 10 s ;d
ceicnce Of his character, his respect for reg,on' y ~
ness TO its ministers, and 10 his discharge OF nus nr.
citizen, eghbor and rend But the people oi ' ,es
try understand the object Of all this calumny w'c" @ ib
against Gen Jackson from the lips and presses hy
but few years ago, loud in his praise 'ab baas
OF his fellow citizens have selected him as the'' in he
in opposition to .iohn Quincy .9t.,as Inc mo. nat he
has committed, the offence not be forgiven 80
has suffered his be placed before the Peuf IN
candidate in opposition to the late enemy anu uHich
Henry Chg-lOlN q. ADAMS. If this IS "i,c, sl' the
Interested politicians cannct forgive, II IS oI and il Is
fEorlE, at least, will not think unrardonap, aa"erena
one, to the punishment of which, We are sue s"e
Clergy will not lend their aid.
When Joy is extreme ii preccdes grief; i'ng % rrss,