Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18
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Curious all Interesting EactS.--A correspondent
has communicated Tor o1i columns. the following
miscellaneous statement:
Fnrope EDw contains 227 millions Of inhabitants,
nd there appear IN that quarter Of the world 9,l4a
journals 81 every description that is one journal
for lOt OG0 inhabitants. America has 80 millions
of inhabitants, with 9@S newspapers aud periodical
journals: thar is, one for every 10000 inhabitants.
Asia, with 500 millions Of inhabitants, has but on.
journal for every ii millions Africa. with 60 nil.
lions of inhabitants, has but journal Tor every
. millions
liy tl.is view II is u Ue secn that. ,goportonaly
the greatest nambcr e journal, appear in America,
the best proof ct the blessings Of free press which
cannot TAIL 70 contribute particularly to the unusu.
ally rapid Improvement, Ut the people Of that quar-
ter o. the globe. among whom the people of the
United States ustl, claim the first rank
Since the end Of the last European war, IN the
year lSlj, the number ol inhabitants Of Europe has
increased BY 20 million.
The annual value Of the WtsEs cultivated 10
France. is estimated at $40 millions Of francs
The following Is an authentic account Of the force
oi the naval powers il the Lcvant :-Engiand has
there % vessels Of war with SIS guns France, e.
vessels with sos guns. Russia. l6 vessel. with 6UO
guns: Austria, ~ vessels with $40 guns; the
United States. vessels with 2ls guns. Torai,
" vessels with 2.S5U guns besides which, fleet
from Sweden, C another from Naples, is expected.
The Flag struck 0t tGst-The IntcIligencer, af-
ter INDUCING IN a seies Of alternate deception and
iai'chnnd FOR the last two years, prepares it friends
lur the defeat with Which they are overwhelmed.
" hen all its machinatUus have fade d, il becomes
suddenly impressed with The giDont for,ool, which
8 the intelligence from the est has spread oyer
that quarter,' aud lavors US with number o.
pige9n n0tp letters from Ohio, tone sc believe
from Gtn,fes iammond,) in which Mr. Adams is
reproacheh tor his defence Of General Jackson;
and the addition Of the vote Of that state ior the
old hero is thus accounted for:
. 1t was Mr.. Adams who wrote his enormes
INTO good odour with the nation Nothing but
HI, ingenious appeals to public prejudice against
spain, saved General Jackson from censure, and
from sinking into insiynllicance. II was the sup
porter, Of Mr. Adam, who got mp General Jack
son to defeat craotutd, and Mr. Adams hospa'
tie entertanment>ol the General, IN January 1894,
gave the work helping hand.'
Another letter, speaking oi the feeling winch
manifested, itself in the people, for the ol yir'
iue against corruption, denominates 1t a military
lever. and SAYS:
ut is like Il pcstence-it pervades the whole
country, AM, but few have health and soundnest
sufficient 10 resist the naIady. Almighty God
must save u, or we shall follow the fate Of all Re-
pubcs.''
So far FROM the present triumph making us 10y
low the fate ui Tie Republics which have preceded
It may be the vel, means Of handing our Liberties
down !" perpetoity. iIe people, IN this contest
have shown themselves worthy OF the government
OF their choice, when nsither power or patronage
could sway them, Or prevent them from punlsh'ts
their unworthy agents. Thus be il ever with lnoss
who attempt to ample on the privileges o. ifes'
men ~. s. telegraph.
ITS ALL OVER WITH U.s."
We'll. says d certain Custom House officer.
(whose tongue has gone Ike mill-elapper ssa'"s'
Gen. Jackson and his wiIe) meeting jackson az
quantance tie other day, after he. had hear'' 'aa'
jackson would certainly be the next presd, '.--
IT'S all orsr uith u.s." Not all, said the Ja.kso'F
Ian. We presume the fellow understood hin''