Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
nave knowa that Our paper would contain the
statement, which made it necessary for him to con
triye the poor evasion.

statement, which made it necessary for him to con.
triye the poor evasion.
The more there said about the bargain the posi-
tive the proof becomes. No unprejndced has doubt
ed the existence Of the since the election of sr
Adams but the charge rested upon crcumsant!a
evidence than positive proof opportunity for quibslnG
has been afforded and industriousy improved Mr.
Kendas fifth letter 10 Mr. Clay lays open the atfarn such
clear manner that the friends Of coalitions against
rights, and the supporters Of usnrped power viii be
driven from their avorite resource, g,bJe, faced
confession Of the bargain, and compelled d-fend It
Mr.. Clays rasness has rendered defence in this
cuiarly difficult, because he has said there is pus
ment, cxecra,ion that he does not Deserve if guilty.
This how would be but small obstacle, if his Swiss
corpswere fruitful in cxpedenas they invenug
SANDERS Additional evidence of the fact Of bargain is
elected in support Of Mr. Kendas statements and will be
found in another part of this paper in the letters Of
Penn, Jr and John Lytle. We do not expect the pre-
JUDGED and hardened coalonst to be at all influenced by
this and unexpected esidence Of his master corrup
ton published for the information Of those who seek
know the truth, and knowing it will be governed BY
for those who, BY listening too much to often repeated
falseood and prevsrcaon have become in degree
warpedi in judgment but who, being honest s; are oper
conviction, when made BY proper evidence In
ion with these letters refer also extract from Mr.
kendsps letter to Mr.. Clay, ,h papsr and ask an in
partial verdict from the reader.
! correspondent of the Delaware Journal, wht
lives in New York, and who is rrobGtiy as 'ceL
Informed Of pnblic sentiment there" as any Of th'
coalitonists who tug al the car Of deception. ha
given statement Of the "probab'e' elcctora
vote of that State which shows, that the g,ca
plan to get votes, is 10 have few despsradoes t.
run about the country, make deceptive statement
of the vote Of the state they have been hired II
leave, IN order to influence the elections in thos
states which they visit. This estimate, arrange,
with all the appearance of understanding some
thing about the different districts, for it las COS,
ed the names of them all, and put down with som,
accuracy the number of votes in each, gives as th
result, % votes to Adams-8 doubtful and 6 fo
Jackson. To every man who has read any thin,
Of expression of public sentiment in that Stat
this account must appear as hoax; and we sus
been imposed upon, by some faceticus wag, wh
in visit to cur Chalybeate Springs, has amuse
himself with playing off this joke upon the journal
If however it is considered for any thing but
Joke, we have only to say, that there is not in th
State of New York, any man who would max
such a statement, put his name to it, and pub!is
there, without he was desirous Of being called a,
idiot Every body knows, who has taken the pain
to remember the expressions cf public sentiment
as made known at all the recent meetings, ana d
the late elections for town officers, where the lin
has been distinctly drawn, that 81 electoral vote
of New York, 80 as certainly for jackson as III
rs votes of Pennsylvania. These two great state
20 hand in hand, in the cause Of the people. The,
understand, and feel the necessity there Is for
change of rulers; they are tho republican in thei
principles and practices, TO give countenance to
corrupt coalition, by Supporting an Ad'ninistra
ton, whose most conspicuous acts are in direc
opposition to, and subversiyc of those great prin
ciples Of state policy, which has made empires O
them both
The opinions Of the lamented Clinton, urc,
the Presidential question. will descend to hi
friends in New York as legacy, which they vii
devouty use in accordance with his wlshe,.--He
was the friend of Andrew Jackson, he looked for
ward with patriotic pleasure to the time, whel
the people should place him in the chair Of State
and thus work our a political regeneration, re
lease from the thraldoms Of bargain, aristocrac!
and corruption.
We may also say that all the great states, thos'
most conspicuous for internal improvements, arr
with the people in this contest.-Ohio shows Sign
of her adhesion to the great cause. Virginia ha
recently given evidence of determination tt
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