Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-17

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ing majority for the Hero of New Olleans.-ib'
From the Old Do,lin,on.
JOURNAL AND INIELIJGRNCER
The two obfcids at Washington in their recent ,Jl,
to the People of tie United States which was hr"a,
noticed in our last paper, seek ensure victory
ng shout, that victory IS already won" They do ,,I
very address, and very artfuy too, that which is imput
in 70 The friends OF the military chieaiH: they seeL
raise suspicious in the minds Of the peope, and "a uS
due The hopes and discourage the efforts of the ,ienl n
General jackson, by foul misrepresentation; and n d
der 10 Eve the semblance Of truth and an imposing from
to tNeir assertions, they say that ,his place The poi
2t which, AZ the present moment, the greatest amour !
Information the subject concentrated They ssy
that IN stating the grounds which ,hey believe thea
viii be nalnriy Tor the reelection of the present cb
magistrate, they have attempted consider and ro
pare the various pats of this information aten'iye All
tay, !. judge Of the whole :lly and ay lie rp
suit hoe 81 before the pablo. That result thew have
the pleasure 10 say, is, IN high degree, satisfactory and
stanyrg. i has produced full corvption that since
me r,' breaking out ot OPP on, which was coneupp
rary With iic election Of 1925, period has furnshci
srenR reason, 10 expect Nc reelection Of the pesen,
President, a. the present and hat such reelection NAV
be now anticipated si,h nabe degree of cerlainlg
But We will tell hese officials, what they ought even
Y no@ know, hat though they a the ccnal point i
ntofmati0nhat thoi gh Their abode is the residence sf
sp end'd misery, and shabby speudor' the extent q
the country and the difficulty Of accurately knowing
enc part whit sentiments prevail in another and lsan.
part, rot great TO enable them thus practice
4 IMPOSITION on tie public We will also tell them Ia,
here not in Virginia large and rapidly increasing ps
~ opposed 10 the opposition candlta'etha she sre
soucd her a mongr associaisn
men rncaRp hOe 10 1rhut she deems the ra trtncbtsd
;he gorenmens-,hat the people ot Virginia to- fin
and enlightened 10 be imposed upon by artul and sign
ing men, or by wrc'ches, @ho bankrupt in fame aud in
fortune, mean nothing more nor less Ian to involve s
country in the same common rum with themselves
These ctci0b only have the temerily, in heir ca
cnlaons, to claim that Virginia and North Carolina arc
t,ll NJ
also embodened in be agony Of desperation to compln
that the great engine played against the administrator
is caiumnv They would have the public inter, that tll
opposition have vleiy illuminated Adams ard Clay, aud
ha, moderation has marked the efforts Of the coalition
prints to prevent the election OF Gen. Jackson Ii they
can Justly lay cm to mode and mercy for therar
y, may the tiger which lifts s Jaws all foul and bloody.
om the bowels Of its yctim aud for its companions
OF the wood, 10 aud witness proves and slus
and brutal cruelty Are these officials, who live at he
central point of information, ignorant of the efforts @
have been made, and daily muliped 70 blast the cl'
acter OF Gen Jackson BY caumny and frgery-o dcs'Y
the fair fame OF The partner of hi, bosumto steal lln
us brow the fadeess military garands Which he has soG
lantly won n--iIaye they been deaf the yepngs, he
howngs, and snarngs OF that Mngy pack "a pack cen.
posed. 4 is true, Of few native cur hut principally
hounds and spanels. which the coalition keep directly
Indirectly in pay, with the view Of hunn down every man
who dares deveioe purposes untriendy to their cause
word ar two to Mr. Clay, befoie we conclude. We
know thai this man has been denounced. and no one
regrets more sincere thai DO, the CO, duct by Which
he has drawn dtwn upon >seH these bitter bit flehp
Gus denunc alton, We re 'st he snhc,ed himsetn
be led astray by the advice t pcrnccas friends VIII
whose interests he sufd dl ned own aud for whom
he contdentl, believe = sacrificed every thing dsa
10 man OF honor. Wnile iiere!r e. he remains in oihe
the pcltnss Of Ne t"s snrn. viii be nCeasng; htn
dgnaon OF an injured people VII be onabated ilsi
wrongs will be nnavenge5 and when they shall have
dns en- him TO private lie b" crea,e sllde aoua
his estate, il he would avoid ,he face of dorsiop aa
reproach will be i'll vain for sniff the scene IL
he etnras 20 his native sdoped state scnrn aud meC
cry await him. As well e.ighi VI es have rethNea
to Sicily. N" homes; Vrgnian wi yer forget h pr
ner attachment and present alienation from TIE pr,ne'
Piles OF lis native stale nor can any honest hen
ever forgive his reachery Denounced and derlhep
abroad and at home, he will lock into his own heart "
c"ns.'a ion. and find nothing but despair and the lash
his conscience Lo! how he has fallen lie commence
his career neban By birth. and scholar by cha'E
irendess and with mo fortune but his talents, be inse'
into the lists where rank and wealth, and genius had array
ed themselves and competition fed from Tim, as from 'ns
gla ce OF cs inv; and at one time, he lowered smonO
splentd prodigy like olden ruins whose tTown 'er
rfed the gaze which its ylagncence attracted bu NV
his conscience is flexible to every touch Of INTEREST," ana
! acknowledges criterion but SUCCESS Eo*, even uON'
how has he .allens