Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
TUESDAY, June 10, 1928,

kackson. which will be found to retate the Sian.
|rhere never was an instance before in this coun-
ery except that of Thomas Jefferson, where the
Eklsnders of the wicked have availed 80 little, as
|ahosc which have flooded the land against Jack
han. The industry displayed in this, DESERVES
hetter cause, for it never flags: no sooner is one
|csumny refuted than another is ready at the
word go and the whole country teens with it un
ti, il is put down, and then another and another
Follows. If as much pains were taken to do good,
khere would be but little vice in the country
Extract of letter from highly respectable gentleman
En Sussex, to his friend in this Borough, dated
GEonoETowS, June 4, 1928
We have had meeting Of the lsckson party at this
|pace Yesterday. The morning rainy and bad for
ihcse at distance to attend But about the middle of the
Gay The rain ceased and friends began to assemble and
sba vas not expected from the nsusricous appearance
ot the morning, many arrived from 20 to 80 miles distant
Efhc meeting larger than could have been expected
om the Of the weather, say from 100 10 $50 of The
most respectable in the County, and is believed if
he Jay had been fine four times many would have been
Ma attendance though in point Of responsibility there has
.ycr been political meeting at this place to exceed IT,
cur friends staunch and hearty in the Of jack
n and ,ere can be no doubt but tha, they viii use every
honorable exerton put down corruption and melt
fa1d virtue in its place
The meeting resolved that four Delegates be chosen in
bach Hundred Saturday the 14th inst to meet al this
ace on the l7h, and form county ticket and appoint
cnerees, &c. We adjourned about O'Clock in the u.
os harmony every well pleased will. wha, was done,
seSpessng the greatest confidence the ofthe
susc and each agrees that if we do not succeed it
/ will be own faults. Aswc shall have men of honor
sd integrity, and pretty good statesmen the ticket, it
will necessarily command support Really from all SIC
nd hear am satisfied the of the people brsh,cns
every day, in this county. Yours, &c.
The following are extracts from highly intcres-
| ting and satisfactory letter, just received by the
Editor, from an intelligent gentleman of this
State, now in Nashville.
81 have this moment returned from the Hermi-
Itage, where dined and passed the day. never
|spcnt the same length Of time more agreeably in
|my life for the General is one of the most plea
'fant men ever met with, and soon made us feel
Perfectly at homc--As to Mrs Jackson. she is
Very much of lady in her manners, and was very
Find and friendly in her reception and treatment
fcfus." "The General is daily visited by great
5many strangers. Yesterday four Bostonians, vo-
lent Adams men, went out to see him, and when
Ithey returned, they declared that they had never
peen more disappointed in their lives, for instead
{of finding him savage (as they had no doubt
been taught to believe him) they had found him
mo nF l,.I oot,l plnn
Ethey had ever seem" of Mrs Jackson they said,
F"palsied should be the tongue or hand, that would
speak or write any thing dlsrespectful OF such
&lady" A great noise is made abroad respecting
'ee opposition to Jackson in Nashville, but il is all
pasSe! the place contain. about COCO inhabitants,
Eaad DO their best, the Adams men can muster no
EEore than 40 votes -
Jackson, in the west is gaining ground rapidly;
n travelling through the state Of Virginia, Ohio,
Aentueky, Indiana and Illinois, found about
aee ourths OF the people in favour OF 'Old llick-
~ and at Cincinnati, received very tattering
sccouhts OF our prospects in Ohio from several
sNty respectable gentlemen Of that place one OF
nem, who is well acquainted with the sentiments
q The people, stated that there was no doubt but
mat the jackson ticket would have a majority OF
from 5000 to 5000 votes in that state" "ken-
lucky, Indiana and Illinois are as safe as Tennes-
zee. The supporters of the coalition here will not
aamt themselves to be Adams men, they say they
a'e " Administration men, which with their 9th
~ expressions, and their general course OF con-
uuct proves them to be only Clay menu
lhe mighty "Mayor of Washington City" and
4'' to overlook worthy nearer home, the mod
s'n Moses, are particularly fond of presenting
me'r readers with "the Signs of the Times."-
me above article contains a great many very i'm
Portant "signs," and we would therefore, beg
eave to recommend its attentive perusal to those
st,h''emen; at the same time expressing our hope
almost forlorn one it is true) that in justice to
@ %e'r subscribers, not meaning to accuse either OF
"ss a,vse editors with any love of or regard for the