Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-26

fah Iuy"-Thc Journal contains a long, nice, com
munication over this signature, gumbing prodgously be-
cause our na,uazed brethren will vote for the candidate
of the people. There is Of this complaining Our
naturazed citizens know 10 what cas they beong,-
they know they in the ranks Of the peopethey
to this country 10 join the peope-they left their native
land to get Of the reach of ars,ocracy; and knowing
that aristocracy is the in all countries, however
much may be guided in some, is still! the griev
GUS burden to bare they naur ally snn il here. They
cannot attach themselves ia atty here, whuse measures
they hove to believe would lead . the evils which
they have left beyond the Atlantic.
Fair Play tries TO Tighten them BY telling that The
Jackson pry is the .qqierS tmty That they will Judge
II for themselves It will require Than ".pss
dirt" to convince them that he jackson patty is oppns-
cd to tariff when they have what Jackson himself
has said ard done in relation to domestic industry,
and when they know that to Jackson Congress the
TRY IS Indebted for iatil law. They know that The
jackson party Me liberty iariy The peoes purity, and 10
that PARTY they natuiallo cling, the ivy to the oak.
This charge Of opposition ;ari upon the lacksln'ans
has become stale lit is ont by frequent repe
ton and has fallen belo. no'lce.
Fair Play" writes very pretly and suggest 10 him
to take another subject and try again this wont do
the natn alized cit2cns will vote fer Old Hickory,
withsandlng tie fpaancy Of netll'pg dinasosaes
| Tie following account of evcnuc at New York will
show the ensnies ct :. tariff regnatons, thai have
authng TO fear from deminulion of revenue, from the
proper encouragement Of Domestic Manufactures. Il IS
now probable that the duties payable al New York viii he
equal 10 the amount of las year, and as we knog Of no
reason why they shoad equal the amounts Of las yea Al
The her ports, We take for granted, thai stall
near nothing said against Tic present aii Of il les,
the ground Of is being detrimental 10 The Of
the couny We have never believed til argument
sound ont, admitting HAT b. Encouraging own
predictions the annual nent 1t dat es wa decreased
because the ony real wealth u country lis poduc-
tive ipdnstty and thus carc,t 10 the pun, capaoe
Of in This country stlonld he rich { we had
ieyenue arising from foreign commerce. Ii a"y
therefore In seriously thought that tariff lass sill 'min
ISL the annual payment into the Treasury, he may
nll ms fears 10 Any goyen which takes
to find The people and pref able employment,
home, will money 10 supppI it, hes wi.
the citadel pf freedom b.yone $ to dcieGd q.
Tie Rereaue The gross revenue VIII eli secrne
this port last year, IN ed y SIS 2l8.Aa5
lie amount accrued in the frs two quar-
tess Of TN. ,caris--
Farsi qaster, ending 51-t March, 81 $50 -
Second 44rter, ending 5Jti, June, s. 5o9 Z
sSjo. 3 =
The first two; tut Il probate tuit the gross revenue
this year he por OF New York, Il, andy equal that q
the last.
In our last number said hat ae would endeavouf d
ii!orm the public who had favcured this Borough witt
Bnns improved edition Of the fin HanabI. We nave
been successful to identity The peson, but IS
advertisement in the lowest corner Of the Journal
serve that they for sale at that office. No
needed The Coffin lIsndhs and Monume tai I,s,r p,
tons for sale at the office Of the Delaware journal
Let the respt ctable members Of he Adams party
Who have condemned these hanlblis being infanYu
predictions vile deception, remember where they
be purchased.