Delaware journal., 1828-01-11

lofmy colleagues have voted in orrostonto to tl'at
will aud those sentiments, any e'idchce arises Out
OF their votes that popular opinion IN that county
(which have the honor in part to represent, has un-
dergone the slightest mutation They were elect
ed as friends the Administration (alludDg to Wilt
bank, Iinda, and Riley they received more than
! 1900 administration votes without which 1t would
have been impossible for them to have come here
! They declared themselves to numbers before the
election to be friends of the Administration Here
[ndalI writhing under the lash he SO well deserved
uttered faint denial that he elected as an ad-
mnisration man:) But continued Mr.. Layton they
z9ere 50 elected and if they dare now deny 1t, solid
proofs at hand to establish the fact. Here was
pause. Nay more, it can now he proved that they
have repeatedly declared themselves to be friends
of .ir. Adams and his administration. One If ne
more OF them, so declared himself 10 me when h
was about to claim the sufrages of the people OF
Sussex If there exists any doubt as to the popular
opinion in that county, let us now all resign our seats
and go back to the people from whom he came, and
THEN WE Will SEE WHO HAS DECEIVED HIS coNsTI
TUENTs. Farther, said Mr.. Layton, have pledged
myself with my two political associates (Illessrs
4 Icnnant and I.ewis) who authorize me to do so in
their behalf, that if they (Wil;bank Tn'all and Ri
Iley) will resign we will do 50 Immediately and thus
let the people send men here who will fairly repre-
sent them This proposition was not acceded to
by either OF them, who never dared however, TO ut
ter another syllable denynga single statement which
Mr.. Layton made. wish could give you all of
tns Xcellent speech. In the language of gallery
/ lounger-s' it brought the blood.' Every stroke
at them well aimed-They wrlthed in silent
anguish under the lash and Tndal rallied but once
as before stated.
1 One part of Mr. Laytons speech was addressed
to the gentlemen from NEWCASTLE who had public
y bore testimony 10 the mild and conclliatory de-
pertinent of the administration party in the House.
4Nr Layton said he cordially reciprocraed their
lcxpress!ons Of good will aid esteem They came
here as jackson men. Ihcy were false no no party
Yet though thus disposed towards them. he made an
eloquent appeal to their feelings on The subject OF
the measures which must be thwarted by reason Of
the inability of the house to organize. lie referred
them to Col. Buiton's letter and 10 the proof o
popular will from the polls He expatiated on the
sickness of Col. Burton. and spoke highly OF tina
gentleman as "A man of the higles responsibility
: and character in his native county. .And shall
= the gentleman from New Castle. of their sense .
honour. take advantage of that political hypocrIs,
which they secretly 50 much despise Shall they
- require Of us an po,sibty-that of dragging Col
: Burton from his sick bed to give his vote agans
) them here. His affection is the act or Cod AM
q we must humblv bow 10 it-but hope gentlemen
of generous and honnurabie minds Will not attemp
l. TO gain advantage by it,
u There was no reply to this. There could be non
81 made. Young w. I. Read had tried to say som'
,hing--but he cannot speak. Layton has i've time
ie as much talent.
~ One fact appears against these men.
IL member from Sussex told another that the Jackso
men had gained 'rindalI and Wibank shortly aft
40 the election. . How - Why the reply ";
I They have promised Tindall the Auditors ofiic
p to Wllbankthe SpeGkers place, and young Thom
Robinson is TO be Clerk Of the House. mean
orobe this bargain and safe to the quick. The pu
c neht to see letter from gentleman of Ne'
CASTE. to lfile, Tinda sent to Sussex. The
re ongs must come out--they shall be hereafter full
~ exposed. They say Lawrence Riley was to
" state ireasurer
~ The IA, kson gentry have gained nothing and Ia
'2G every thing by the adjournment The Auditor
9" Accnunts, administration man they hate. is co
sc tinped in Office by the adjournment as by the a
tve appointing him he is g to continue until succe
an ,r shall be duly appointed by law" So too q
se- Cowaill. the State Treasurer. is safe from Jacks
da- fury. He is another sound Adams man. a
bly, Bail the jackson Clerk must roll back into PEI
hat svlvana, whence he came The drunken door-ke
up er may tpple at his leisure. and NJ Speaker OF
the Senate gains nothing by voting for himself but
ad" name Of the thing which will stick to him lik
,are leach forever VlDErrE
10th FROM BRAZIL.
ton. NEw YoRK JAN
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