Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
FROM The Connecticut Herald.
]. COCHRAN.

From the Connecticut Herald.
Extract Of letter gentleman Of high political
d,g II orc oinc tsern Counties q the State Of New
In,k. . b, friend Connecticut Ccmmunicae ed for
the Herald.
!" ! am mach gratihed to perceive he growing
oppu,itun ~ The New England States 10 the pre-
seat administration. was satisfied. when Mr..
Adam, was elected. that he was pretestined to an
! o,e,troN, and, ur;ler an, circumstances, could
NOT consclti,ti"usly support him Gen. Jackson
has pprulai clan, which no other candidate can
present., AMI the, based on the most generous
feelings ui our couutrymen. 1t is achcyed thaE
bt le,ty combinations. he was def nrt Of
tle iftmri election, an that he has since bten as
sa;,rdi III the ,r0sse-t aa0nles. Supported ~ forc
l4ery y with view Is ,iestlo, Ills political nnus
ltrae 4 dr-,e IL indicate the lights and in!u-
c,cr Of tie peuEie, tAs.cgarfcd III thv CHOICE Of
Sir hdams.) and % preserve Character which 10
identified til ihc lazy of the Reruoiic. will give
t,.n. Jackson, ~non4 hold on the electors My
i It & oicc would have been different II IS too
laie t0 a.; ! forward thln candidate
=, have enGeatored to procure hy correspon-
Gcuce VIA gentlemen living Il Tennessee. The
most accurate accents OF tive Character ahG quail.
iicauris / Gen. J. AMI every he4h iiqoi", las
,e,utea Il AZ Increased regard io his moral aud
ii,elicctna! itEess.
Ilrascd NJ we haze been with the varioss sossfs,
cita Oh the late anniversary Of the Battle al Orr
leans We have nnthins which e%cces in
tacin. and simplicity, tile beautiful reply o. tho
aihullc crrgs man Of rev OrIeans. Ihe revcr.
end a'her wrote IN answer 10 letter Of thanks
IA, permission 10 use the Cathedral Church in tbat
city on thc 8th January. as follows;
.,Nyc Orleans, Dpcpmbpr isth 1897.
Gentlemen: have received the letter which
the Committee have done the honor to w,ite,
fp.f IN
the arrangement which you may think necessary
for the reception Of General Andrew jackson ia
the cathedral Church in this city, bless Hea, en-,
my Fellow citizens. that my days have been proc
IIonspd. 10 the present time, when ! may cherish
the nope of seeing befure the close Of m, long cas
reer. the llERo OF The 9TH or JANUARY. 1851
him. who preserved numerous population, of which
the thrt unlihs have been born within the time
that | have been amog them, the minister of Gopo
Il is by this brave and generous mans that nv
spiritual children the good inhabitants of this citys
have been preserved from the ravases which would
have followed the event Of the capture of the etya
by the invading British army; it is to him, thas
i.nuisana. which love and where have lived for
more tran fifty years, the prs alton of the
wise institutions under which we have the happi,
ress to live ANDREW JACKSON 4 the
love Of your Felow~citizens will recompenss YOU
in this roria for the great services you have rem
tered 70 Louisiana to the whole union and i'm
a betirr life Just benefcent God. will reward sou
with his choicest benedictions. have the honor
to be- gentlemen, with the greatest consideration
YOUR mos: obedient servant,
I. ANTONIO De. ISABELLA"
To the General Connitec of the friends Of
General Jackson in New Orleans.
When we combat error Of opinion with other
weapons than Arguments, We err more than thoss
whom we attack.