Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

years of age. These but few Of the cases; the
whole ne'ghborhood being y such suffering condition.,
as to require the charitable interference Of
Rochester, N X whn are busy employed in 'oadng
Wagons with all the necessares Of life and distributing
them nhong the sufferers
There has been an unusual fall of in the past year,
aad perhaps in degree this visitation Of sickness
may be attributed to it, is confined to any parlic.
nar district of country 10 many sections, the high and
the low grounds equally the of suffering while
the large cities generally exempt Here we enjoy
our usual good health but this probably the most
healthy place in the country at all tmes
If We mistaken in our recoec,ions it was I'd.
vori'e plan with Mr. Jefferson, and Of the first among
his conspicious recommendations the people of this
country to encourage and protect their industry
stead of depending foreign for necrssafy sup.
plies. Responding to this sentiment, Zen. jackson has
declared that mol only in peace. but especially war ia
this most desirable object which The atives
of the people conno' fail attend 10, without a.. aban-
do nent at duty This then is measure but is
evil with The democracy of the Uni ed States and forms
Il the essebtlal Distinctions winch has mark. the
policy pursued by this government previous TO he cleo
ton Of Jeffe rson, and thai which lie subsequently re.
commended and endeayoured to establish, and which has
not only lead tile country through long line of prosperity,
hut has received the applause and admiration of engh
ned statesmen, and tmgulsled pollca ecor-
omists therefore one of the prominent features Of
repuhcanlsm 10 render the c,uatry Independent, all
foreign aid, much it goes destroy he necessity
for cntangng alliances" while makes us much ron.
ger and more firmly united home Tina, this opinion
will be general the benefit, of the system can
have time deve"pe themselves have no doubt, and
we look with confidence period a, hand, when
that portion Of our fellow citizens, who deem tariff
of duties for the encouragement Of AMERICAN fabrcs an
oppressive and partial measure, will the subc III a
different gh, aud embrace il, with thai cord aty hci
spings from knowledge, that il is better calculated 10
advance their interests, ard TO posterty the
permanent advantages of real Independence, than a,y
sys, M that could be devised for them.
We know whether the presen. tariff precis " the
rsh one, but We should suppose could hady be am.
ed suit every interest," which requires The carr u the
government and TO make the advantages intended to be
obtained by it, general the ants of citizens
Ii may probably demand amendment, and perlaDs
some exenon dyes it Of all appearance Of partiaty
and render it agreeable to every suffering class the
country. Il any alterations required, they will be
made in due time But as legislation this subee, is
novelty with US. The representatives Of the people vii, be-
compelled to slowly. surely ;-n the mean
time the people will the necessity Of making the pest
of hat they already enjoy, and patient as to what they
hope for, in order to prevent The disasters which may
al finm nrrayng IN against another b, too
prec ,atly making laws without h, apde. standnp
a the subject.