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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
n. q II HILSOyN.
No. 1O5, MARKET S;Tprr

NAVE Just received All assortment of Pocke, Box,
among which are
Ladies and Gentemen's Pocket Books with silver ant
steel ,prIng clasps, ard finished in elegant style.
haules Tilt Morocco Pocket Books, with needle an
'h,ead cases, silver and steel spring clasps, &c.
his,'a Leather, Morocco, Horse Skin. and Calf ski
with clasps aud straps
hlso--a variety Of common and low price Poke, BOOKS
q. s ~ Wison hare also for sale.
Band Box and Bonnet Boards Writing, Letter and Wrap
pns rapet, oass' INK Powder Ink Of superior quality
o'a'e ana Lead Pencils, Water Colors, CamePs Hal
pencil', Inkstands Sun tlasses Eerant Fancy Boxes
windsor and Fancy Soaps Of the best quality and genes
assortment OF school Books and sationeryall Of wh
WILDE sold at reduced prices
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
THE CASKET;
on rLOwEHs OF
LITENAYURE, WIT AND SENTIMENT


SEETiE pero ase lat has already been extended 10 the
T. Caske .l MT only exceeded most sanguine
cxpeclaloos nt, f We mistake not, IS unprecedented
IA le annals If munthly literature This success has IN
duced rs 10 gre he Nak more attractive form for the
present well in us literary departments, as IN us
i-corlons and Typographical arrang enents new font
u tpc has ben procured upon which il is pin ed
she SIC and number o. he pages be considerably
ext nded and e, a'ip enlarged, and paper SUPERIOR
% mat ern.y used is mpoy ed in publication mean
time, "a" rve department may exhbta corresponding
dcfet " improvement arrangements have been entered
tito @pa arsi>, To- yt"9us decorations and ornaments
Jhc ~ a. unoer ppef-pates viii be found, and is
proposed % rum 81 tas number with wood eugravings
instead q one as heretofore The wood engravngs rep
resei ns scenes, or referring incidents familiar or nle
resting 70 mest ct out readers, will be accompanied BY
we'd written descriptions Of and exhibitions con.
necscd With ie pctgfc-cac rejecting upon the Others
interest and p9si!e
It IS lere render the Caske Interesting to the
gaTlous caascs readers TO whom periodical literature
generally addresses itself and We shan feel called unon
TO search, vita renewed attention aud assnlutv for tn,
most Interesting contents OF foreign magazines while .
pr per indnccmcnt will be held OIL ilr native writer's e.
contribute portion Of their iahos 70 cGrch Casket
These regulations be eiectsd uitl,ou, any sacrifice
OF that lg reading, and general magazine Of small nara
graphs thai must enter INTO 40 literary works nasmuch a,
the SIZE OF tue work Viii be very considerably enhaced,
its contents therefore, assumes diversified form
anu b asts an ne ease OF solid mater,
The prc. of the Casket viii be IS So ner annrn na,
able wlhn three months after the recept cf the frs, nun
be'-u', the Subscription paid in advance 20 50 viii
be recetYed as ymett in full.
The srarg that we have made for the publication
OF the CaSt warrant rs IN s,,urnE its patrons that Il
shall equal, ~ attraction, any work OF the kind that has
been Published ~he is price scarcely af that of the
nrd'aary monthly publications.
Those who wish to patrpnze the Wort. will please init
mate their ",shes by sending the subscription apaac.
the INC easing expenses Of the paper printing, enrra
wings, &c. renl-r absolutely necessary for us to be fur
hlshed "lll NC means OF meeting expenditures promptly
ATKINSON & ALEXANDER,
az Chesnua, otposie 10 he Post. tace PliadeL1iu
II may be we'll TO state, that the Casket 1927 forms
distinct volume price 81 SO; il contains thrty.sx sDen
did enrasngs, with nearly 500 pages ofetterpre print
ing constituting one OF the cheapest publications in the Uni
ted states few Of the numbers be supplied to fu
ture subscribers
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

TTTILL be sold Thursday the 4h Of February at the
w house of James Frazier, Newark, the FARM on
which the subscriber present resides; being healthy
pat, AID near tuition, where wishing improve
The talents of their children, have every advanage,t be-
ing within mile Of Newark. where there is now an
academy; and college contemplated shortly There IS
81 of lard IA OF which woodland and he rest ar
abe and meadow This land ,,dcd int fields, and
well wa.ered,t also lying the New London road and
under good ience an1 has heen wei! lined and now in
good OF cultva1 n1her is alsU The premises
fsA frame huse. h three flour, and work
b. shop The end ct barracks with new barn,
ceiiaed under, and excelcn; well Of good water near
the door here is variety OF fruit trees said farm
II is considered unnecessary to give further detail as II
presumed hat persons wishing to purchase, will view il
before the day Of sale, when and where they will have
every information Necessary by applying to the subscriber
II ins lands of James Ray Samuel Meter and the heirs
of John McBeth The terms will be six months credit
upon payment, good title will be given. Sale to com
mence at l O'Clock THOMAS FOSTER
January IS, 1923. 4tp
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
DIR. A. G.. ilULL'S
Patent Uiuge Y1'uss.

yEvHE entire new mode ct pressure which the combined
qualities OF this instrument obtains III is application
to the disease Of Hernia Rupture and the consequent
well known frequent CUES accomplished by is even
on the most aged sufferers together With the safety
and comforts with which il is worn has to the highest
qualification Of the inventor procured The encomlnms Of the
its acknowledged superiority by Sir Ashley Cooper o
London And the patenee may further add, that Trusses
ct his Invention manufactured and sold IL London
as the .imercan Trts, This is conceived he may
as Just source Of national and professional gtahcate
From the experiments which the paenee has made, for
two past aged persons for the Of rnpure he
is authorized 10 announce 10 the Pablo The gratifying
suit, that almost every person that Las strictly followed his
instructions relative TO an occasional increase OF
With Auxiliary MEANS have uniformly experienced partial
closure Of The brech within few weeks, and what still
more pleasing add IS thar lis efficacy has been fully and
srkingy demonstrated in accomplishing perfect
persons At the advanced age OF from % 10 rs years, ard
universally youth.
III tie application f this instrument in dcrent cases of
the disease, difference OF adaptation ssary respect
to form SIZE and pressure; and he neglect Of these ind
ncnsabe acquisitions IS the only OF its failure, here
any ct the kind practicable a careful ulser-
vance Of which is urged 70 all those who apply them
The following arc few OF the cures effected by the
above Truss.
Isaac Bull Hartford. aged 81 years. cured ii less Than
year Aug 6, 1874, Ri Bristol, Unea, aged 65 years.
cured IN TWO years at avug been r1ptured 80 years
Or. NASH, Fairfield, (Conn.) aged 40 rupured from lis
infancy up, cured in y months Hon Matthew McNar
Oswego aged more than A. cured year " Il isnow
more than one year since discontinued the Of IT,
July 90, 1924.
Extracts from dispositions aiken ii the District Court ofthe
y. States, before Judge Thompson.
Valentine Mott, NJ p, Professor OF Surgery in the Uni
yersty Of New York, deposcs
9" The great and signal benefits which produced by
this Truss result from is strict subsetvencc TO- aud ac-
corance With Scientific and Surgical principles rs me
clancl adaptation to the parts the simplicity of It's
strctOa, the limited motion nicely graduated BY expert
ment 70 the different attitudes of the body and to the &C.
ton OF the muscles tue permanency of its location he
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
TO RENT,
LIFE OF I.EDYARD.

Just received by \. Z. H. Wilson, The Life ~ john
Ledyatd, the American Traveller by tho Rev J. Sparks
Editor oi the Nulth American Review
Also--an assortment Of FAMILY BIBLES, which will
be sold ii very rcllccd prices.
For sale as above Episcopal Prayer Books with The New
Hymns. Catholic itaSer hooka Presbyterian, Methodist
and BAPTIST Hymn books and the Caechsns q III bese
Churches
fresh supply Of and cheap edition If The Gs-
tians PATTERN from tie Eau OF Thomas kehpts by
Tie Rev John McseN
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A. K ii. WILSON
NEsPECTFTLIY inform their customers and the rub
~ lie generally that they viii continue the Book and Sta
oncy business and Circulating Library at the old stand
No. 105, Market Street,
and will be thankful for continuance of their favors An
articles IN this Inc Of business will be furnished at the low
est prices. Ian IL
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
NEW AND CHEAP.

A. Z II WILSON, ~. los, .Mrket s,rtet have lust
received variety Of Books in different Departments Of
htera'ure which all be sold at price. lower than the, have
ever been offered at IN Ms market They also mace
considerable addition 10 their stock Of Stationery and
Fancy Articles, all which VIII be disposed Of very redu-
ced prices. Iap %.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
NOTICE.

VI persons having den ands against The estate Of ola
"a BspHe deceased, la. Of the town Of Newcastle, ~
requested TO present them duly attcsted for settlement
and al persons indebted 10 the will make immediate,
payment TO HENRY ViNlNC, Au'y in fact for
Mary bevilc, Adm'x.
Ne"Castc, JAM ., 1875 G0-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
NOTICE.

A VERY trusty Colored Girl, 10 years old who IN.
N dersands cooking, and all kinds Of be
disposed Of TOR ~ years, TO respectable family in
this state Inquire at this Office.
Sept Ia, 1927 eetf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
DIVIDEND.

VIE MANAGERS of the Uil,ninston s. Ph,la1sps9
turnpike Cembany have this day declared dvidena
" per CEN. on the stock of the company for the as
months which will be paid to the stockholders be
representatives, on after tho 18th nst by Edwl
a' 1'e"Snter' By Oy0er Of the Board,
4 Feb, 1928. 6-e.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
FOR SALE.
4 valuable HOUSE and LOT,
IN the village Of Newark. Del

&M i3sH The house is SO by SO it,, two stories bisb,
nearly new, handsomely painted, and in e.
celent ofIer with neat enclosure in 'front.' and another
are four rooms, and on the second five The
ces are convenient kitchen adjoining the house stable
carriage house, &c. The lot contains three acres and +
well sci IN timothy and clover
pat OF the house formerly occupied as store. f
which IS The best stand in the village but for the at
five years, the whole has been occupied as female Boe
wg Seh'0' 70 this purpose it is peculiarly adapted lie
scno com beng AIRY and spacious the other Apartments
large enough for the comfortable accommodation If uos
nan twenty boarers and the high enclosure in the rear
iodnE 70 ie scholars convenient place of exercise aud
leotea"n. more eligible situation for boarding schoo,
healthy aud pleasant and The surrounding country beaa
iu and finely cultivated.
lo merchant, teacher parent DESTROYS of piyrz
his classical educaton this propertv nresents OH
advantages Possession will be given on Tie 25h Of Msrh
next For terms apply to the subscriber IN Wilminga
Dec. % 1927. w cIippEp
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
NOTICE..

fsNiE subscriber begs leave through this medium to ten
der his thanks 70 his friends and the public for their
iayors since he has been engaged in die dry Goods bust
ness; and informs them that lie has determined on remoy
ing from the State and requests those having claims
against him, to exhibit them without delay and those in,
debted notes. book accounts, to make immediate
payment. SAMUEL SApPINGTCN :
Wilmington, February 4. 1923. 6-3
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
Valuable Property for Rent

A- TO be rented and possession given on
Hl"a1 The 25ll Of March next Daellng House and
n;s8 Store House IN Newark, Del formerly owned BY
lsa~as-sA VIM. Boyer, dec. The house and Store are
BRICK, two stories high and nearly rev ihc out
houses and appurenances arranged with the utmost
convenience The stand y not urassed by any in the
place as situation Tor business aud tie cellars are excel
lent There are also large garden, small lo neatly
paled in pump Of excellent water at The door, barn.
stables chair house, &c II speedily rented together
the Dwelling and Store viii be let separa-
Newark, Jan IL. 23-tt JOHN EVANS
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
FOR RENE.

"t mouse owned and at present occupied BY David
Nhes' together with the store house, gransry, &ca
ociong'Hg tht reunlo in the town of ST. Georges IN
s"re room IS At present occupied by r. Polk g. Henry
ror ar uas inquire of the subscriber living ID the houss
Jan 80 1928 Sd nsvin = Mil rs.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
FOR RENT,

Nd possession given 25th day of March next, ma
- Ia'gs and commodious WHARF belonging TO " =,
estate OF William fiempll dec, with large and foamCa
Gus oiohLs, in good repair. For terms, apply 10
AIr. MORGAN iONEs O.
JOIN lTi,it.5
ian. 26, 1928 y
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
COMPREHENSIVE.

yQxHE Subscribers, successors 10 JOSEPH pOGUE take
liberty of informing their friends and the public
generally that hey have entered into Partnership, under
the firm Of
Nicks s Blandy,
And have hand, and intend keeping general assort
ment of
FoREIGS AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Winch hey viii dispose at a very small advance for
CASH. BY dong they hope TO retain the custom Of
;he old establishment, No. iol, Marketst
HENRY HICKS,
ROBERT BLANDy.
Wilmington, January 25d, 1898 5 1t
n , AlwAys on hand, best quality Of LIVE GEESE
FEATHERS
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
M'CAULLEY & RICE
DRIP GOOUS.

Superfnc broad cloths and cassimers ,ssor,ed ~,
linen and cotton drillngs yellow and blue impor,eJ I
domestic nansn, Yalenta Marscillcs, tone And r ar
tine vestlnSs; black, plain and willed bombaz,,,s ~
cassian gnghams calicoes, cambrc, bcached and b,o
shifting and Getting musns iish lincns long au I
cambria linens Leyantines, Florences eros de MILF
lutes,ring, flag and bandaus dkfs Cotton and l, ~
white and coored canton Grape and crane sbawls ,,
White aud black Italian do worsted and cotton boto ,
snsnenders, iurk Ian and beaver gloves lIawskins
KID glove, OF superior quality, white and colored on az
palds an6 stripes tabby bang up and pntsburp cotJ
usans ad i'iings rsnnes furniture and apron cheek
swiss, null. book and iackonct muslns; al "a snSn
dm'ty crash, diaper and table linens bed,cknp Rrs1
and imitation sheeting, bcaohed and unbeached co,s
linens, Osnahutg and l3ulap's, Porter and Ianc.rt.
sheeungsi Wilmington. Jackson, Adams and LHer.
srpes leans, 'aiea stripe, glnghams, black and broun
Holland sacknsboltons, sowing silks and sowing cOoD
sensa", sarsenet, black and light coorcd lasting &c
GROCERIES.
Sugar, lea, coffee mOasses four mackercI; in bbl al
haiibol- ager, aspcc pepper ground and in the GRAM
nutmegs cloves, &c Together vita general yarie,v y,
Liquors and Sea Stores
PAINTS AND OILS.
White lead, black lead red lead blue, red ve,lo,
ochre, Prusslan blue chronic yellow yereiiers GROUND
and dry patent green, liz blue, logwood, &c-wjnte.
summer common castor, linsecd, and sweet Oils
Earthen. China, Glass and 0ueensware.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at aucior d,
are certain we can sell them al The reduced Drioes IN
those who may favor us With Their custom.
June %. 1877. JOHN RICE. --A'
n Is We have in addition 10 the above lust received,
general assortment OF Fashionable Uoo(aud FIR HATS m
commission, from the well known factor, Of J,.c sr
be sold low. '" "'
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08

FersonalI 7 appearcd belorr rfle
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18
MARRTEn.

In Leominster, Joshua Turner to Mary Petts.
In Weston, by Rev. Field, John Avery, of Wal.
than, to Sarah Derby, daughter Of Gen. Derby, Of
Weston.
In birmingham, Grin Brooks to Julia A. Wright
In Lincoln, Webster Whitney to Eliza P. Whit
man.
In Boston, Andrew McIntire to Sally Reaves, Of
Salem.
At the Market House, in Augusta, (Geo.) Bright
Picket to Eliza Cole. This pair were emigrating
from North Carolina, and became first acquainted
with each other "on the long road to Georgia"
They were bound to different sections of the cOun.
try, and finding that the roads forked at Augusta,
the idea of separation was intoerable, so enam.
CURED had they become of each other on their jour
ney They had halted in front of the market, when
their disconsolate situation whispered to some
of our citizens. The news soon became general,
and in short period several hundreds of our Peep e,
from generals and aldermen colonies and 'squires,
down to the little boys of the city, gathered round,
and all agreed that Mr.. Bright and Miss Eliza should
be one. A subscription was raised Immediately to
pay the license fee, and our worthy squire of the
l22d district, volunteered to ofciate the occa-
sion without fee, reward, or the hope thereof"
The knot being tied, Alderman Danforth proposed
that subscription be raised for marriage portion,
and, with praise-worthy example, rendered 100
pounds of Bacon as his quota The thing took well
all hands contributed their mite-and the happy
pair took up their line of march, arm in arm, to-
wards Tallahassee amidst loud huzzas of prosperity
to the republic, and long life to Mr. Bright and Mrs.
Eliza.-AugustG Chronicle.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18
DIED.


In Bolton, on the 18th inst. Joseph Sawyer, aged
u years.
In Lunenburg, very suddenly, Mercy, wife of Aa-
ron Patch, formerly Of Hamilton, aged g..
In West Boylston, Mary, wife of Adam Prouty,
and daughter Of Willard Flint, of Royaston aged 10.
In Lincoln William Cole, aged 90, of Concord.
In Worcester, Huldah Mower, rect of the late
Ephraim Mower, aged 81.
In Sutton, Jonathan Woodbury., aged 81.
In Sturbridge, Julia Ann, daughter of Lemuel
Hooker, aged IA.
In Boston, Lydia, wife of Joseph Thayer, aged 81.
Benjamin Calender, aged 80. Elizabeth L. Rich
ards, aged rs. George Elliot, son Of Lyman Robin
son, aged 4.
In Holliston John Merrfeld, jun. aged 81.
In Taunton, Joshua Williams aged So. A son Of
John S. RUSSELL
In Newburyport, Francis B. Somerby, aged Al
In Princeton, N. J. Richard Stockton, formerly
Governor of New-Jersey
In Paris, M. Pichat, author of Leonidas.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18
mNOTICE.

The Citizens of Lancaster are request
ed to meet at Fitch's Hotel, TO-MOR-
ROW "wednesday EVENING, at Z
o'clock, for the purpose of choosing Dele
gates to Convention to be held at Wor.
cester, on the 25th inst. to nominate list
Of Candidates for Senators Of this county,
to be supported at the next April Elec.
ton. 81
Lancaster, March I8, 1928
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18

RESOLVES for ascertaining the sense of
the Inhabitants of the several towns in the Coun-
ties of Worcester and Middlesex, for new Coun-
ty, as prayed for in the petition of lvers Jewett
and Others.
RESOLVED, That the Selectmen of the several
towns in the Counties of Worcester and Middlescx
insert an article in the warrant for calling Town
Meeting on the first Monday of April next, of the
following tenor " Shall new County be formed of
the towns of Royalston, sWinchendon, Athol, Tenn
pleton, Gardner, Westminster, Ashburnham, Fitch
burg, Leominster, Lunenburg, Princeton Hubbard
ston, Phillipston, Lancaster Bolton, and Harvard,
from the County of Worcester and the towns Of
iroton, Shirley, Pepperell, Ashby, and Townsend
from the County of Middesex, prayed for in the Pc
ttion of Ivers Jewett and others ~ And that they
collect in said meeting the yeas and nays, by ballot
on the same, and make return thereofto the Office
Of the Secretary of this Commonwealth, before the
last "Wednesday of May next, in the same manner as
is provided for the return of votes for Senators.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of the Common
wealth be directed to send printed copy of the
these Resolves to the several Town Clerks in said
Counties.
Approved by the Governor, March 1923,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18
70 TO Booksellers and Puo-
fishers.
ENHE subscribers have made such ar
II rangements for executing e

VILE suuScIlueIS nave maze Sucn az
n rangements for executing
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING
in Lancaster as will enable them to meet orders
from any part OF the United States for the publica
ton of works in which these two branches are con.
nected. They are possessed of advantages which
will put it in their power to get out works which
may be entrusted to them, in any style which mar
be wished, and at such rate as they think viii
make it for the interest of those concerned in pull
fishing to favor them with commands.
N. B. Copperplate Printing, Colour
ing, and Bookbinding, are carried on in town by
Messrs. H. & G. Carter, for which the subscribers
will receive orders connected with their own bus.
mess. sS2s 1
Orders for Engraving, on Copper and
Wood, and for Printing Pamphlets and Jobs of every
description are solicited.
F. g. ]. ANDREWS.
March IL, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-18
WELLINGTON,
NESSELRODE,
LIEVEN.
ST. Petersburgh, April 4th, (25th March,l 1926.
.augsburgh Gazette.

Essex BEEF. A yoke of oxen, years
old, raised and fattened by Mr.. William
Thurlow, of w. Newbury, were purchased
and slaughtered by Mr.. Carey, the present
week. and the beef exposed for sale in our
market-house. The nett weight OF one was
1909 lbs. the other 1871 They had each
upwards of 1870 lbs. of tallow. The beef is
Of the first order, and was sold for So per
cwt. GQgere. Can our Hampshire and
Worcester graziers exceed this
.Ns,Oburyport Herald.
There is at present demand for money
which has not often been equalled in Phila-
delphia, and which has come upon us like a
thief in the night season. We do not be-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17
rTIII.pBOSPErTn

Netr- Y0yk We assure the friends Of the all
miulstrat,on that the good cause /, every where
prospermg. The New York d" on OF tho wcsl
mas been reused from his Lam and his voice has
already shaken the nerves Of the Jacksoutes on
the sea hoard They know how terrible he ~
have before lelt how vain all resistance e to MS
power. The meeting IN Rochester is but the
foreruuncr Of others ofa like character AcU
York is safe
Kentucky There cannot be doubt ms to
the vote oCthls state. Mctcalf. viii beat Bar
nv by AT least ), 600 votes ; some think 10000,
and others 60 as Tar as ID 900 and the success
Of Metcalie vii be decisive of the vote on the
Presidential election.
Peuusgirania --Great efforts arc making ia
this State The friends of the administration
manifest determination to fight de battle with
an uotiring splri, and only TO surrender when
the voice Of the people shall declare they are
defeated. Although in our hopes of obtaining the
vote Of this State weare far from being sanguiuc
yet we expect TO see The administration party
exhibit at the polls a strength when viii astoaisl
the people OF other States.
We repeat-and we canddy believe what ",
say-that our success Is certain. The Jackso
mans believe ii too We can see it in the despe
ration OF their language and movements They
have already began 10 abuse each other--on'
accusing another OF lack ofzea in the cause
folio eed by retorts and reioiuders. What els,
could tney have expected A party made NJ
the country and, while seeking a common pun.
pose, are influenced by widely different motives
must expect to fall together by the ears. In