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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
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BIZ the General Committee Of The Friends
of the National administration.
FRANKl IN BALL,
RALrINonE, October 18th, 1928

DALrINoRB, October 18th, 1898
Whereas the PEOPLE of,he States OF LOU.
ISIANA, INDIANA. KENl UCkY. della
WARE and MARYLAND, have proclaimed
by the results OF the lale elections, and IN a
voice no, to be- misunderstood, their deliberate
and decided opinion that The elevation OF mere
military prowe,s j.. ,he person Of General N
DREW JACKSON 10 the Presidency Of these
u States would BE- an vent greatly 10 be ce-
plorcd, as lhIraening the extinction OF the Car
dinal mas i'm in politics, that IN every good go
| vernment The civil authority should be su.
preme, and the military subordinate TO 1t Ard
whereas our Re, 0iu,lonary struggle displays IN
every Stage Of i, practical illustration, as
beautiful as l. is striking, of this great princi-
pie: And whereas II is the opinion OF this Ge-
neral Com Hlitiee, and Of the great body OF the
friends Of tn. National Administration whom
they represent, tina, The recent recognition OF
this principle by the People OF the several
S alrs aforementioned, shomIf-be commemo-
rated by some public manifestation OF 'heir
| Joy, on a day conserved to the occasion
| And whereas ANY ONE DAY which our his
tory sirglrs out from ,te rest as witnessing ald
! ASSERTING THAT GRAND SAFE
GUARD OF PUBLIC LIBERTY AND ~
MAN HAPPINESS, ought 10 be iAil.EU
By EVERY AMERICAN and cherished as
consola,ory and refreshing to his HOPES ut ehe
perpe,u,ty If our irre destinations, and SUI n
A DAY PRESEStS I SELF in the THIRD
! OF NOVEMBER 1898, when, in obt dicnct
f,s;s.---,.-..'' coun'ry, "a.
IRIOT ARMY, LAID down us arms and re-
turned IL he empioymens Of peace, and the
pursuits ofcivii life--And whereas il i, deems
ed exprdirn' and proper d, The present CRISIS
oil our country, that the friends Of Ci,il Order
--of the Cons'i'ntion--and OF The present IN
hghtensd Administration, whose policy il is TO
perpr'uate peace, should commemorate the n 1t
return Of so blessed day by some signal de-
mo"slra''on Of their joy, therefore
|. BE il unanimously Reso'ued rha, MON
DAY, the Third day of NOVEMBER next,
sail be celebrated in he City If Baltimore, bv
The friends of III N,ional Admin s'ra,ion, and
'hat'he frin IS Of the Admins ration " 10 are
residents in the Fourth Ele torai District, COM
posed OF the Cities II b llimore and Annapolis,
and OF tine County Of Anne Arundel, b-, and
they arr hereby, eoroIslly requested 10 unite in
the osirb:a ion, il such manner as they may
deem proper.
hesoined, That The Committee of Nine be
req. sld 10 carry thr pr ceding resolution in
10 eff 81
Resolved Tha; the Editors Of all n, wspa>
pess In me SAFE OF Mar, and (and elsewhere
u 'ney DEEM II exDedi"ni) who are friendly 10
me present vlr'u Us and enlightened. Admins
lraiIon OF thr NaIional Government, be, and
'hey are hereby, leqursted to publish these pro-
e. dihgs, ana all o'her proceedings viii, h may
gro" out Of them, in their respective newspa-
pcrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
DR.. r PIxDELL.
FRAxxroRT, Dec. lst 1906

FRANKFORT, Dec. lst 1910.
"Sir: have no design, mr. have l 'aKrn an!
measure TO promote dissolution OF the Cnioh'
or separation Of any one or more States l. m
the residue. Ihave neither published line on
this subject, nor has any one through my agtn'
CIV, or with my knowledge. have no desig"
TO iniermedde with the Government, or 10 aus
,urb The tranquility Of The United States, or o.
us territories, or any par, "f'hrm have nell
Their issued nor sien.d, nor promised. COM
mission TO anv person, FOR any purpose DO
not own muske, nor bayonet, nor any single
article of military stores, nor does any person
for me, by my authority, or with my kho"''
edge.
"My views have been fully explained to, and
approved BY, several Of the principal ofh' ers 81
Government, and | believe are well understood
by the Adminis,ra, ion and seenby 1t with com
placsncv; they are such as every man OF nom
or and everv good citizen, must approve.
"Consitering he high station you now nj IN
our National Councils, have though! these
explanation. proper as well to counleract The
chlmerical tales, which malevolent person
have so indus riously circulated, as to satisfy
YOU that YOU have no, -sDoused the cause OF
man ia any way urfrendly to thelaws, The 10
| ,erDmen,, or the interests OF his country.
"Rt specially, your obedien' ser, ant,
A. BURR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

place, he delivered me some letters OF intro
duction.
On my arrival here, in December 1906, DE,
came sa listed. from the letter, IN cypher, oil
Col. Burr to Gener! Wilkinson, aud from oiher
inform alton, communicated TO mt by Mr: ''i,
fer son, tina, Col Burr had entertained "f Sa'
designs. AT the rrques, Of Mr. Jefferson oe-
livered to him The original note from Ioi, ourr !,
to me, Of which copy Is now forwardtr' anu
l presume j. is vet among Mr.. Jehersops pa
pers. Twas furnished with copy OF i'' IN '"e
hand writing of Col. Coles, his private Secre'
,ary, which is Will, my papers i" Kentucky ).
This, my dear Doctor, is true and iai'n'u
account Of my eonnerion with Col Burr.
am, ever, your faithful friend,
| II. CLAY.
| DR.. PINpELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

you will not give up the thought OF pubic SER
vie. mill our ,ffairs are better settled. wish
with all nv heart, that the Chevalier de la Luz
.rne. and Non. Marbois had originally come
here. do assure YOU, i, would greatly have
benefited the cause Of the alliance and the ".
States.
heartily wish you success in your negoe'a-
ton; and that, while you secure one valuable
poin, for US (ihe Fisheries, you w'll not me
less exert your endeavouIs tor another very es
.en,ial object, the free navigation OF the MIS-
sissippi-pr divided guilty Britain shou'a re
main in possession OF the Floridas foiaHy
despair a this navigation from any otn :a,
aduoca,;on.. Before his reaches you, you WIN
have heard OF the arrival of Count DEs'a'g"
on our coasts. Should fortune favor us. with
this aid we may hope to remove our n"rrlnei
nled enemies from New York to Rhode Island
If to this we could add Nova Scotia, we nigh,
he ind fferrni about the future movements o.
Great Britain.
] shall be happy a. all times TO hear from
YOU, ID will, in return, furnish you with sue"
! intelligence as this par OF III worid produces
WIN singular esteem and affection, am dear
sir, SINCERELY, &c. sc. ,r
RICHARD HENRY LEE.
To the Hon. john ADAMS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
To the Hon. john ADAMS,

MIR Adams was about to be sent to Europe again,
on mission Of the greatest Importance 70 the ohea
States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20

Jonathan butcher
Has received from Sheffield and Birmingham, h:
principal part of his Fall assortment of
HARDWARE,
.amons thieh are,
Knives and forks. various q IaIities
Buck, clear horn, black tip and ivory in sets s.
to So pieces
Pen and pocket knives
Scissors
Shoe. butchers and cooks knives
Tea trays, common and best quality
Armitsge mouse hole anvls
Birmingham anylls
Vices and screw plates
Trace chains
Bel-metal and brass kettles
Iron rim locks
Sto locks
Chest, cupboard and till locks
Hinges and screws
cases guns and gun locks
Carpet rods
Bride bits
Commode knobs and curtain pins
Plane irons
Drawing knives
Brass csndIe-sticks
Curry combs
Brass and iron tea.kettes
Sauce pans, &c &c
The balance of his Fall goods expected by FIRST YES
el to this port. sept 5--3tav2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
China, Glass & Earthenware
5G1UGH SMITH & Co. have received BY the 81;
sA Virgins, from Liverpool,
rs CRATES A D rmS. EARTHEN
WARE AND CHINA

In part OF their fall importation, and having reduce
their prices to the lowest ascertained rates Of t
Northern markets, are, and shall be prepared to sp
ply their customers on advantageous terms, with ever
article generally wanting in their line.
Pipes in boxes, groce each
Window glass ofaII sizes and excellent qua'y
kept constantly on hand
large assortment Of coed Stonewsre at redu's
Demi johns, gallons each IRA
Quart and pint black bottles
Fig blue in boxes
BY the ship boston they expect soon to receive h
remainder oftheir FALL SUPPLY.
sept IS COW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
MONDAY, OCTOBER 90. 1928.

II is known that the Telegraph, and some
other prints Of the same stamp, have lately 'een
busy in asserting tina, Mr.. Clay had an impro.
per connexion with Burr, ABOUT the time ms
conspiracy was in agitation. This lie is nailed
TO the counter, by the following letters, which
will sufficiently explain themselves:
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
ADJOVRNED
Sherif's Sale.

by virtue ofa writ of Leva Tacas directed will be
exposed to Public Sale at the House of James Armor,
on the premises, in Chrsana Hundred on Friday the
26th day OF September inst. at O'clock, NJ.
ALL that Dalusbie plantation tract of Land,
Situate lying and beng the Hundred of Chrstana, New
Castle County and State Of Delaware bounded follows,
to wit On the East by the Centre Road the South
| by William Armstrong; land, the West by lands Of
Enoch Gregg and John Caldwell, and on the North by
lands Of James Armor and Jacob Robinson, containing in
the whole, hundred and fifty be the
less, together with all and singular the Improvements
and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
The Improvements very commodious two story
dwelling house and kitchen, large stone Barn and other
out buildings, all in good order, excellent apple ORCH
ard with variety of other fruit trees OF choice fruit. The
situation healthy and pleasant within three miles of the
Borough ofWlnngton, and about the distance from
the Brandywne Chabeate Spring and the village of New
port The farm generally is in good state of cultivation,
and under unusual quantity of Thorn fence handsomely
dressed tits well watered by number OF Springs rising
out Of it, and by streams running through it, besides
cellent well Of at the door. Winch said premises
deemed and taken to be the property OF William Ar
NOR decd. and to be sold by
\ WILLIAM HERDMAN, sh'f.
! Newcastle, Sept H. 1925 4S-ss.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
TO KENT g. SUSSEX.

From all the information received respecting the
state of public opinion in Newcastle County, it
is now reduced to certainty that if the Jackson
ticket succeeds here it will be by small maj GRITTY.
Ofcourse, the leaders give out that their majority
will be increased; against which we should have no
obiections-ex that it is unpleasant to see so
many other deluded friends losing their money,
and now and then an administration man rendered
supine.
The lawyers who have gone down 10 enlighen
you, will have much they can 40 to carry their
ticket here, ifthe friends of our country Will rally, to
a man, on the first Tuesday in October.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
CHRlsTIANA HUNDRED.

Our friends in Chrstiaua not sufficiently jealous
Yesterday to carry their ticket for Inspecto790 votes
were given, and The Jackson succeeded by ma
" of 4S. Had zeal and activity equaled our oppo
nents, the result would have been very different
What sort of victory our opponents have obtained, may
be easily known by their Of cash, boots hats, Sc
and the quetness in the vicinity of the Town Hail. after
the result Of the election was known.
year the election for insPector-he votes were
4S3--Jackson majority S.
At the general election, in this hundred last year, the
jackson majority 125-We caution all those gem
lun H. have been losers not to bet upon any thing
like The majority this year. We trust our men will
turn out.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16

With some Of them, it is even an affair Of "bre'd
and cheese"-to be made or lost, according to Il
issue of this contest. How their presses sroan with
receptions, misrepresentation, and falsehOods
How VIGOROUSLY have they denounced Jackson,
whom they now call upon you to support How in
innate are some of them with the most abandoned
and prohigate politicians in the Union
People Of Detaware- Will you consent to be PIT
into the political shamblrs, to crafty the ambition
of any man Are you willing to be- bound, hand
and foot, and to be subject to the disposal of the
tools OF Martin Van Buren,, and the Southern poll
tlcians If you are. support the Junto. If not,
rise in your majesty and participate in the great and
glorious victory that is approaching.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
DEF

At his residence. near West Union, Ohio, on
Monday, 25h Of August, c. W. Byrd, Judge Of
the United States District Court for the District of
Ohio. 1t is singular coincidence. says the Cincin-
matt Gazette, that Judge Byrd and Judge Trimble,
IF Kentucky, should both die on the same day. In
Ohio there is now no person to exercise the judicial
functions of the courts of the Union.
1t is but a few days since we recorded the death
OF Judge Peters of Phadei pha, U. States District
Judge
At his residence, near Elkton, on Thursday night
last, TOBIAS RUDuLPH, Esq. in the 49d year Of
his age.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
ADVICE WITHOUT COST.

We have advised our Jackson friends not to be
deluded by the statements of their leaders,, But
they would bet on the elections which took place
Yesterday, regardless Of our warnings, and they
consequently have to part with cash, boots' hats
&c.S-c.
We once more caution them--and tell them tha'
thew are deluded both as to Dela,0are and the onion
and the reason why they are deluded, is
that their leaders have not the most remote hope Of
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
Horses e. Cattle. &c.

WILL be exposed to Public Sale Cantwells Brad e. on
Monday he 29th Inst If fair If not the next far day-a
the Stock and farming utensils of David Wisnn-Conss-
ing of tuepe head Of Hoses-among which a. two blood
Mares, and three vuuds CoAsAbout Forty Head OF Cat
tle nearly one half of which good Mich CowsFfye
yoke q oren and the residue thriving young Cate-Ff-
teen head Of Hogs and shoa The farming utensils are
various, consisting of plough harlows, OK CARTS wagon
Dearborn, &c &c. Family carriage, gig and harness,
About So tons Of first quality clover and Timothy hay.
100 of corn in The field.
Two complete sets Of Black Smith Too,, and quantity
of Cart.vrghts Tools and seasoned Stuff.
The Credit of David Wilson, who have no liens upon
his real Estate and have purchased at various sales to
the amount OF fourth Of their adjusted CLAIMS will be
at liberty to do at this. credit will he given on all
sums exceeding Fifty dollars.
Sale will commence at 10 O'clock precisely and con.
tinue from day to day, until all is sold
SAMUEL THOMAS,
ARNOLD NAUDAlN.
DANIEL CORBIr,
.assigness.
CantweIls Bridge, Sept 16 1923. 4S-ts
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16

accusations against his innocent competitors: Nor
TO his shameful system Of electioneering for himself
We thus find by an examination Of his life, that
his pretended qualifications, are SO many strong and
weghty objections against him.
If Gen. Jackson be the great and good man which
his friends represent him to be, is it not reasonable
to suppose that, where hes best known he would
be best liked But you all know, upon the theatre
of his military glory, at New-Orleans the people
have solemny declared him to be unworthy Of their
confidence. In the parish OF ST. Charles the spot
upon which his celebrated battle fought, he OBJ
tuned, at their late election, only etght, out q eigh-
freight Dotes! Kentucky and Indiana have added
their testimony to the vote OF Louisiana, and all,
with one consent, warn of the danger in repos-
ing our trust and our uN in this uian OF violence
and blood.
Feloao Citizens, are you indeed weary with your
Republican form OF Goyernment--with peace, and
prosperity Do you desire il military despot 10 rule
you with rod ofiron! Are you resolulcly bent up
the destruction yourselves, your wives and your
children? Then vote for Andrew Jackson, and
You will use your endeavors to entail upon your
selves and your country these greatest OF evils. We
beseech you, be not seduced from the path of duty,
from the path OF safety, merely TO crafty the am
biton Of proaigate Office hunters. But examine
your present enyiable condton-contenplate your
present enjoyments reflect upon your civil, rei-
gions and political prvileges-hen Cast your eyes
over the whole habitabe globe, and discover, if
you can, people SO eminently blessed with every
thing calculated to cheer the heart, and make US
glad.
There is no nation so highly exalted in the scale
of happiness as these United States. Beware Oh !!
my countrymen, Beware lest, in the elevation of
Andrew Jackson, you cast yourselves down from
that proud eninence. and thereby destroy the hopes
and expectations OF the friends Of Freedom through
out the World.
"A FARMER.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16

success, at home or abroad, unless the delusion
should become very general. Every election, at
home and abroad, taking into view all the circum-
stances, has had the tendency to dssipate the de-
fusion, and to show the Administration men their
strength.
If our Jackson friends, therefore will still loose
their money, boots, hats, &C. sc. let them remem-
Der that the fault is their own If they will follow
blind gudes--they must fall into the ditch.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16

Who, on the s2d Jan. 1915, after the news peace
had arrived, signed the unreenting order for the
MURDER of the SiG NViHha-4Nen;
Who, in 1914, ordered John Woods to be shot, sim
ply because he refused to obey an upstart, who
bid him do some mental service, which he had
no right to demand
Who, in the streets of Nashville, run sword through
the body Of his relative Samuel Jackson but con
trved to escape the gallows, on which he would
have expiaied his crime, had the law been put IN
torce;
Whose tyranny in the Floridas was even more in.
tolersble than the iron despotism of Spain and
so unrelenting. that Congress made it pun'sha-
bic by fine and Imprisonment for any man to at
tempt to enforce Jackson's ordinances
And who is supported by the ultra, the ambitious
and unprncipled of all parties-by the advocates
Of slavery--the enemies of the tariff, and Of Anne
rlcan Industry. cannot vote for
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
The s'Prince of Prodigals." whom Randolph styl-
ed the " Army Candidate" in l82s--and the
head of the attempted rebellion in the South, in
1923.
Whose loose principles and hostility to the tariff,
whose vauliing ambition, and whose conduct in
the Senate, are SO many dead weights and draw
backs, that Gov. Clinton pronounced him a mill
stone around the necks of the Opposition.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
ANDREW JACKSON,

Who. on the 18th Dec. 1876. IN congress, opposed
the vote of Thanks to the ilustrous Washington;
Who, in 1896, in the convention for forming the
constitution Of Tennessee. strove to favor the
rich, by allowing them to give as many votes as
there might be counties in which they owned land
and to bow down the poor, by forblddlng any
one holding seat in the Legislature unless he
o,oned IyJO HUNDRED ACRES or LIND;
Who. in 1906, in the Town of Nashville. deber
ateIy shut down CHARLES DICKINSON, a
respectable fellow towusnan, merely because
Dickinson complained of some uniairness IN race,
and then exutingly wrote to friend. ~ LE ~,
TIE DID, SCOUNDREL WELIER-
ING nv HIS BLOOD;"
Who. in 1906, sheltered and caressed the infamous
Burr, at his house offered N. w. Williams
commission in Burr's army; and purchased the
boats used on the Cumberland IN that reasonable
expedition;
Whn. on the 4th of Sept, 1918, attempted to assas-
sinate Thomas H. Benton then an officer in the
army. and now Senator from Missouri;
Who, on the 9th of June, 1914, denounced Mr.
Madison as unfit for President, for the horr'd
reason that he was g too much Of philosopher
to LOOK ON BLOOD AND CaRN.iGE
TpIYH COMPOSURE )"
Who. in 1915 imprisoned Mr. Loual!ier, senator
of Louisiana, merely for complaining OF his arb
trary measures-or,lered him to be tried Tor ms
life by Observation-Disclosures their verdic
of acquittal-and kept him in goa! until Jackson
edict was abrogated by the Presidents proclama
ton of peace
Who imprisoned Judge Hall, for granting the wrl
Of habeas corpus, which he was bound on oath t!
do; and who, when the District Attorney appl'
ed to Judge Lewis for writ to liberate Judg
Hall, arrested the one for making the requests AM
ordered the arrest Of the other for granting it;
Who, when the Legislature Of Louisiana refused t
suspend the privilege of habeas corpus, at his bid
ding, suspended it himself; and expelled the r r,
representatives. from their hall at the pSnt Of III
bayonet
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
Postscript.

Pencader-JacksoD Inspector. by 10 votes.
Red Lion-Adams Inspector byl7.
Douer Hundred-Dr. Adams, ADAMS Inspector,
by 27--N. Green, Assessor SO.
Little Creek-(smal turn OUT Adams Inspector
As majority.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
Hrandywine ChaAybeate
SPRING COMP AMY,

A Stated meeting of the Stockholders of the
Brandyoine Chalybeate Spring Company, will be
held at the house Of ROBERT E.AkEN, in Will
mngton, on Saturday the 27th of September inst.
at O'clock, NJ. being the day Of the annual
election of President and directors, as prescribed
BY the act of Incorporation.
ALLAN THOMSON, Secru
Sept. II. TN.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
PRESENT PROSPECT.

PRESENT PROSPECT.
An Administration print after taking extended view
the of AFFAIRS thus recaptuates He has given
pote Mr.. Adams which do not believe he will ATTAIN
Some given General jackson certain and stated
doubtful believe will also be given to Mr. Adams
Fon ADAMS - New-Engand, 81
New-York, "a
New.Jersey,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Ohio, 10
Indiana,
Kentucky, ID
Louisiana,
134
Fon JACKSON Tennessee, IL
m Mississippi,
Alabama,
South Carolina, Al
Georgia,
Maryland,
New York, ~
81
Doubtful States missouri,
Illinois,
Pennsy lvania, 20
Virginia, ~
th.Carolina, Is
ADAMS, 1874
JA.KSON, So
DOUBTFUL, 70
Whole number 2ol
Necessary to choice-13l.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16


Senator's
Edward Tatnal, B. Fl.
John Walker, NJ c. II. Gin lieu of JOS
England dec'd.)
Representatives..
Washington Rice,
Benjamin Watson, w. c. C. II.
Thomas Janvier, N. C. Ii.
John Higgins, r. L. Fl.
Daniel Corbit S. G. II.
Alexander Crawford, A. II.
Levy Court Commissioners.
James Thompson, M. c. H.
James Mccullough, F.-N. C. H. Gin
lieu of Benjamin Marty, decd
5 GSTne ai"s, S'od''"' }A.H.
The meeting adjourned, 10 meet at Red Lion, on
the second Saturday ofJune next.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
RRANUYWINE,

The jackson have ried their Inspector in Bra
DIVINE AS they did last year. Several Administration
-natualized czens-not having their papers with them
were not permitted vote They of course, will be pre-
pared for the general election.
MILL CREEK.
we are informed that the Administration Inspector in
this Hundred has been electedLast year the Inspector
was Jackson.
NEW-CAS TIE.
is said that the Jackson Inspector of this hundred has
been elected by about So votes
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16

The second number of Thomas M.0ia, on our
first page, will be read with much interest by all per-
sons who have desire to form correct idea OF
Gen. Jackson's temper. Ought such man to be
the ruler of free people