Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-08
EOR OUR NEIGHBOUR.


When our neighbour shall publish the following.
for the information of his readers, we will give INN
another item equally in point We copy 1t from
the Kentucky Reporter. and hope he will not ae-
prive his readers of so great treat.
Jackson men tell the people, that the jackson
party in Congress passed the Tariff The reverse
is the fact. The jackson party voted against the
Tariff. as the following table will show
FOR THE BILL. AcArrsT THE BILL
qdams Jackson. adams. Jackson.
In the Senate l6 10 10
In the House, "A 45 10 %
In the Senate sirteen Administration members for
it. and fue against it. In the House seUentyjour Tor
it, and sixteen only against it. So that the blil
would have passed, if the Administration members
only had voted.
But if the jackson members could have decided
the question what would have been the result /!
| In the House torythrep Jackson men voted tor
| it-fhy-eight against RJected by majority OF
gtern! -
tee,, against it-Rgected by majority Of sir!
For the bill in the House, 43 Jackson men ! Rejected
1 Against the bill in the House, % DO. }
For Tie bill in the Senate 10 do }Re;ectca
Against the bin in the Senate, 10 do. 5
For the bill in the House, "a Adams men I Passed
Against tn, bib in the House. 10 do.
For the bin in the Senate, 10 do Passed
Against the bill in the Senate, , DO
Yet we hear Jackson men claim all the credi
of passing this bill, and pronounce it jackson Ia
riff show them the table of votes, and they vii
s,year it is all false and with faces of brass ant
il " consciences scared as with hot iron," contlnu
to affirm that the Jackson party passed the Tariff
that they are the true FRIENDS of the American Sys
5 TEN
e Our neghbor, the Patriot, don't believe that W
. wrote-what why" one cord Of the trash thu
;, appears as Editorial in the last number'--of Fr
st DAVIS Journal 1t would give us much pleasure t
suppose that he 7eas not the author Of the trash thu
r. appears under the Editorial head of the Patrio
= We greve that we cannot return him the compl
ment, fearing that the marks of its domestic orig
". are too strong TO enable the Colonel to lay it, trul
nd at the door of any other man! We wish we cou
~ suppose some else the writer OF the Patriot
10 trash but we cannot after the most deliberate
he Fiction We, therefore, must - give the devil
fer DUE" (though reluctantly, in this case,) and lea
is- the Col the honor of all that which appears as Et
q; e toria in the Patriot
md If our neghbor, whether from close mltati
cry of brother Noah, some natural propensity miss
t the mark so astonishingy, when stating what
ell Jackson Congress" has done he ought to be
cused for his conectures concerning the authors
!, what g he believed the Editor of the Journal
not write'' In the first case, he was totally wro
:. as the yeas and nays fully prove in the other,
ing mere conjecture. and nobody thinks of show
tha the conlectures of person to be unfounded wi
in his assertions respecting important matters-(as
arty the case of what Jackson Congress- has do
rst will not stand the test of yeas and nays Had Sc
ns; enc else conectured that tis and hatm were
have authors OF what Inc ooi aoes no. peiieSe he
we would answer thus" Sir, neither Q