Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
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FOR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL
REACTION IN NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.

! the friends Of liberty and the present Admnsua-
ton last fall equal to Newcastle, and no Hundred
we are warranted to say in this County or any other
County in the State, will deceive, dissappoint and
mortfy the friends of General Jackson, at the next
fall Election more than this very Hundred The
people are getting their eyes open daily, and seeing
the deception which has been played off upon them
by Louis M'Lane, James Rodgers and few otier
sub-leaeers of the Jackson party. This hundred
it will be recollected has always been democratic,
and about the same majority the democratic ticket
formerly had, obtained by the Jackson ticke.
last fall. But now you will hardly hear Jackson
man that knows any thing about the state Of parties
in this Hundred (not even Thomas III. Tatlow him.
self, who boosted about last fall of his prediction
what the Jackson majority would be) say but wha.
he candidly believes their majority will be but small
we do not actually beat them. This great change,
this wonderful reaction in New Castle hundred
the bulwark and strong hold of the Jacksonites of
New Castle County-this great change ! say has
taken place from several causes and circumstances.
Frst great many people and particularly the Far
mers were not at the polls at ALL they had not made
up their minds between Mr.. Adams and General
jackson, they scarcely passed thought about the
Election, and they never dreamed of or haibcurpd
/ the idea that the liberties and rights Of man, and
r the glory of their common country at stake,
. until they began seriously to reflect between the
dsgracefuI and tyrannical conduct of Gen. jackson
and the peaceful and mild course which Mr. AID.
"a ans has pursued durnghis present term OF service
al Yes, Mr. Editor, know some eight or ten per.
sons placed in this situation precisely, and, in mp
immediate neghb0urhool who have came out with
in this last three months, supporters OF the present
Admnstration-th alone land | doubt not there
are great many more in the Hundred in the same
y Way viii reduce the Jackson majority considerably.
Secondly. As by far the greater portion OF the
= inhabitants of New Castle Hundred are democrats,
e they are determined TO be longer hoaxed and gull
ed into the support of M'Lane, Rogers and Reads,
= who have always been known high handed Fede-
rasts seeking at the risk of every thing else, their
e own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. have not doubt but there
u are from fifteen to twenty voters that voted for the
cut throat man fast fall, who will vote the Adams
Ticket at the next Election, from this very cause:
e. fifteen changes alone will be equal to thirty votes tor
of the Administration
le Thirdly The saem MIR. Thomas Fl. Tatlow Of
lie whom we have had reason to speak IN former part
ne of our communication, payed visit last fall few
In weeks before the election and few days before the
Of jackson Meeting, to the Baptist Yearly Meeting at
IL Bethel, short distance from his residence, and
there electloneered during the time of divine ser
is vice. This think he will not deny. We know
It'll number of the Farmers and particularly young
nv men who out from that day hot Jackson men.
nd who betose that time, perhaps passed
h thought between Mr. Adams and General jackson.
re- indeed we think very probable some did not know
~ at the time, whether Adams Jackson the Pre-
sident which was the best of the two but
they thought from the nsnuatng manner Of rs adj
dress and the ingenuity OK his tale. they must vote
for Jackson otherwise the farmers wouldb be ruined
But great changes have taken place among The far
81 mers since that time, and Immediately in Us
&C. neighb0urhood We may here set down or
rs eight changes in favour of MIR. Adams which will
pa be equal to fifteen votes--add these fifteen to the
he forty which have changed without doubt and IT
to. will give an increase in favour Of the Admnisra'
ne ton in this hundred alone of fifty five votes certain,
he ]ack
orty last year was seventy, this year it will not be,
"a undertake to say without fear of contradictions,
70 over 90, if it be The Jacksonites may foam
IN and tret-the Reads may scour the country
If Rodgers may send out his tools among the people
les to deceive them-and Tatlow may ride and WISH!
=, every meeting house in the Hundred, until this time
MOO next year, and will all have effect the people
~ are determined to arise in the majesty OF Their
strength and put down this actious opposition. We
never expected to fatlow identify himself with
- the federal party, we have always known him here
'he tofore to be hghininded and violent democrat,
nus though ambitious and aspiring young man--what
inducement motive could have influenced him to
array himself in the ranks OF his most deadly
enemies, we at loss to conjecture, deadly
pill enemies say, for who could have been more Bit
ms, ter enemies than Tatlow and Rodgers and Reads
the and Booths, Immediately and for long time after
sale the election Of Governor Haslet who abused the
hn Booths and Rodgers than the Reads, and who
spe vfied the Read family than the Booths and
and Rodgers about that time We answer none. And
in perhaps Mr.. Tatlow tell US something about
its hidings and knock DOWNS that we're likely to
take place about that time,-and perhaps can aEo
tell the stand he and the Reads took the last time
few Louis MLane was elected over DR.. Naudan-bu
,ah- now it is all love and friendship between these gen
Then temen. Can there, ask. exist any real friend
rain ship or good will between such men as these Va
tate. think not. Quere-s there no understanding be
en- it tween Tatlow, Rodgers and Reads With regard