Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12


means that "persons' not Adams men, then we as
70 "hat race OF animals do Adams belong I'VE know
they are bepeds, and so are geese but we leave MIR
Bradford to class them, v e shall not.
1t he means to deny that large number of persons
friends of Gen Jackson were not drawn to the sno on
Of mere curiosity then we have to state that he is ont
the line Of iac,, for we know bv information received
from gentleman of Pennsylvania, that yery large
arcer OF jackson men did 80 tele see Bnns and the
Panama Hero lug.
ihat IN company o! o!equesrans, met on the way th
her, tor out of fue Jackson men, and it is pro
nahy" that the same proportion existed in this amazing
parcel of $500 that is to say, that not more thar
l0oo Adams men, "persons" were at The Valley Forge
meeling But what 90 you say about the toass that were
drank there, Mr. b. Is it "probablc" that all Of them
were decent DO they all speak "fc's" or sproba
bili'les ''--Tel your readers if you please
L'usSfdna Mc.ion.---rhe kNAvE is not trump Mr.
Brent has lost his election ,ir Overton the jackson
candidate Tor Congress has succeeded by majority
one hnnd,ed and fy nine The representation from this
State, in the next Congress, will be, respects the Pre-
sdenal question, tue same now is One jackson
man and two Adams men. 1t is believed By many wei
informed men, 'hal this election is Of the Jackson
elected over Mr. Saunders received 500 Jackson votes
This will no. be the in November, when the voic
viii be given for electors then the parties VIII divide
fairly, and we say that the vote Of Louisiana on ,ht
Presidential question, is much likely to go for Jack
than Adams-if indeed il is not certain for Jackson
Mr. White, who has been elected in place of Mr. Living
ston, is nephew of Judge white. one Of the Senator
from Tennessee a warm advocate of Gen Jackson Ii.
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station man, and It is admitted by some Of tie Iouan
papers, that he owes his election Jackson votes as it
known, that more than hundred given him il
Parish Al these ings taken toge her, show that h
Adams men have haooed before they got out of ths
woods"
kentucky Election We have btfore apprsfd cur read
ta, many local questions arise in kentucky to prever
full exhibition Of The Jackson strength the eeco
commenced The 4th INST for Governors &c. The peop,
there are torn assunder by pcrplexins questions, whc
they consider in their elections paramount to ever
other, ard il viii be impossible to expect hem to un;
upon state candidates, while "Old Court'' and he
! Court" "Occupyng" and "Caimanr," "l.rlief" an
f" AntrReiel" raies bias their minds In this state
things it is impossible to draw the line between Mck,a
and .7lams, ID Tie election for Governor Setter ow
nerna policy will regulate thar election. As evitenc
hat we have been correct in this supposor. we cor
from the Commentator Kentucky Adams paper, I'll
following paragraph. which shows that matter how lag
vote Or how small Major Barry MAJ receive, it viii
just data of tho Jackson strength, he having been
fortunately of the New Court" PARTY.
"Somc such there are, and the number in the state
considerable, and Mr. Kendall very well knows that ther
are aay decided Jackson men, ho will vote for Barry
it--thev have beeu OpDoSeI him "A
things heretofore and they wall Tot sacrifice every thing
principle and feeling to sincidenta (resdena) que
tion."--"The Jackson ta1y in Kentucky, il gives
pleasure to say HOST or cITIzENs, VINO neve
can be induced 10 give their suerages To elevate such
po.itian (Dariy 10 the highest office in The State"
Thus il is shown that even if Major Barry should
defeated the Adams themselves do not consider il
evidence by which to test the strength Of the Jackson pa
ty in that sate,a state which but little abou
but which il he Administration should lose, buries the
hopes Dc cper than the bottom olthe
Tie H7ud5R r,c,. admit tina. if they lose Kentucky th
childs name is 7,rf,y.We will give il to them & Louis
boot, and then they can't spell Jsha Q-J'lst loo
Pc nnsy'vana 28. Mary land Z. Virginia 81 Carolr
, is S. Carolina IL Georgia g Tennessee IL, Alabama
Mississppi3 g. Missouri g. lodsna 5. Illinois 5 and the
to be within bounds We will only put down 10 from New
Torknskng in ali 1t2 electoral votes being etsven MOI
necessary to choice.-We may add for the info
nation Of friends, that letters received by the eGi,t
from New Jersey speak confidently of that state going f'
Iackson Ohio is looked for with equal degree of ce
tany, and Delaware. all know about Delaware ;---it
only necessary for the people to be aroused to activity an
j Delaware is certain as Pennsylvania
TIE .qdgms tleis tacks We stop the press
announce the cheering intelligence that the Jackson tick
for The Legislature of Louisiana has succeeded SO far as
give decided Jackson majority in both houses Mr. Liz
inson will dpbtless be sent the Senate of the u S..
An things look we'll in Louisana.Who doubts now, u
the electoral of that state will be given to Jackson
We shall look every day for accounts from Ken,ncky