Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
Wilmington, Tuesday, Nor. A, 1923.

Wilmington, Tuesday, .Nor. 4, 1923.
w have held The communication of correspond. II
Hicks under avsement for time, and have eng
considered hat lie would be better satisfied HIMSELF upon
due reflection, that should publish it. As it has
reference things in existence, and to
others which will pass from the memory Of every one,
we suggest to m i is not in the power of those TO whom
he a,des to ure him the estimation Of his fellow ci
ITEMS whether course relation to his essay not
the pruden, one.
TO Of The curious" in the last Journal have only
to say that we neither SO by order esssen taking
sup the cudge" in the defence OF any but by our
vohtton. This operates only when perceive am
agonist worth ,hroangltle lance at We grid
the to CRAFTY the " curous fight with wndmIlls
is it practice defend those who need de-
ience
The Legislature of Rhode Island commenced its session
on Tuesday 23tb ul,o
The legislature Of New Jersey met on the same day.
The electoral elections of Pennsy vania and Ohio are
over, Those Of New York and Louisiana commenced yes
terday and will close tomorrow. In New Jersey il
mcnces TO day, and will close tomorrow Yesterday the
elections for electors took place in Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,. Connecticut, Virginia. Georgia, Illinois,
Missouri and Kentucky. The in will he MARY
and Indiana, Mississippi and Alabama which take place
on the 10 inst. when electors will be appointed
by tue egsla On the II h, Vermont holds her cleo
ion, North Carolina the I3th Tennessee the 18th
& 14n, and last of all Rhode Island the 19,h South
Carolina appoints by the legislature. but the time
exactly known.
Yesterday the Adams men in Baltimore had tremendous
celebration 1t well for them to celebrate before the
elections they will spirits to do It after Our turn
the elections over when we shall celc
braie victory Of the people their rulers.
H. speaking of the election Ohio in The last number,
said upon the authority of private letters, tina, J W
Campbell was elected Governor. The accounts since
ceived ave confirmed this information, than Il
Counties emain to be heard from and the chances
rather to preponderaic against Our readers i'll how
perceive by the quotations in This days paper, tina
friends OHIO have doubt that the electoral
Of that State will be given to Jackson If Campbell shout,
not be elected Governor the majority against him will b,
small Tie did not receive the full Jackson vote in SIEVE
RAJ COUNTIES heard from
As far have returns from the electoral elections il
Pennsy lvana, the Jackson ma ores much larger tia
the, the 18th Of Ocober The City and Count
Of Philadelphia gave about 5000 We have heard thi
Chester Couny has nov given SOC majority for he JACK
eectors. and il Delaware Ccunj has gwen mai orit
against at all, is much smaller han The late orc, who
! fell short of the Adams estimate about 500.
Ne7c Hampshire We have claimed this state ps
sve for Gen Jackson, but have thought that all III
| Democratic States would most likely vote for him Anon
these New Hampshire conspicuous and has avs bee
true, ezcep, the late election, which there is sron
eason believe turned ainst US, by a letter wri
ten by Senator Bell just or he eve OF the election
which il was lasy stated that Mr.. Madison and MIR. MOI
roe had consented the Adams electoral ticket
Virginia This induced many hundreds Il not thousand
of republicans to vote the Adams ticket, believing 'h
such well tried demo C ais Madison and Monroe wou
| not advocate Of opposite principles. Being no
undecevcd in this certainly do hope for diiferei
result and give the following from the .Nea
Hampshire put,iot as the grounds OF our belief in it.
W. have known time when here seemed to /
So good degree OF aclicn among the Republicans as
the present During the past week, ne have received
,ellgence from almost all parts OF the State, which Is
the most cheering nature The reemen of America wi
never election Of more consequence or in'ere
than present and that every republican fire.
the mouth OF the Psca aqua, to the most northern dive
Ter - Coos. will be at the polls on Monday neyt
When the last number Of Bells Journal frs' met OF
view we considered Mr. Adams chance of reccstng Il
electoral votes of this State placed almost beyond
regions of possibility.
| la shor, the Adams men, who have been atendl
court he last week. have left tom grinung horribly
gnas " SMILE" while the jackson have returned
their homes, not doup'ing but thai New Hampshire "
give her electoral al the nearat hand cleo on,
ANDREW JACKSON for President. and JONI CALHOUN
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