Delaware journal., 1828-02-29

,on foe n waollcns will actually raise the pre-
ni value or wool Duties wool alone Wo'ild not an
.yer the desired object For. il Foreigners with their
,,cat skill, complete machinery, AMI small expens-
!. we're pernlted to inundate the country with
,,air wopllens, our manufacturers conld not com
uete with them, and consequently would not nave
,he means of purchasing wool, the growth OF the
American farmer There must, therefore, be du-
ties On foreign wool and woalens-such as the
American farmer can grow and the manufacturer
abricate into cloth, il it is intended that the Farm
Grand Manufacturer shall both flourish.
M. Niles considers the bill lately reported to
Congress, on the subject of manufactures, ought to
he entitled" .an .Qct 10 prohibit the manufacture
of certuis aoooYea goods. an preOenf an increase q
sbeen 5, tie United States. and for other purposes"
And the pt-ictionin in the Delaware Patriot that il
this bill is feaed, it will be by the Adams men,
will doubtless be fulfilled. The editor OF the Rags
ter adheres to his opinion, that It was =. .combned',
at Washington, year ago. to defeat any bili Tor a
proper modification uf the rar, at the present ses-
sion of Congress- and proof ishsaped upon proof to
strengthen that opinion
[oryespoaaefs "A friend to Manufactures"
was not received in time for this days paper
Viator'' and g Freehulder' in our next
It's amusing that people shoui send letters all
the way from Sussex to inform the public that one
Of the jackson prints in this State abounds. semi
weekly, with iaIshnods, msstatements and nonsense
We thought this matter was as well known in Sussex
as in other parts of Delaware, and some of the adj
Joining States. We cannot indulge our friends oft
en- in this particular. Remember the WI bank
commission story--and others that would take a
ream of paper for their specification. 1t is really
astonishing that the sasng--thm such q man is the
greatest lar on earth accepting MI
min gton,-s not current in Sussex.
| The friends of the Administration in Newcastle
County. not residing in ST. Georges and Appoquni-
| mink Hundreds, Will see the movements making in
the lower part OF the county. We take pleasure in
stating tha the people in that part OF the State
becendug better acquainted with the nature of the
present contest and that the fricads of the Admin
/ isrpon increase, since every days Investigation
shows most clearly that oar affairs are wisely and
| faithfully aimnsternt-and that the chet authors
OF the clatnor against The government are ambitious
aspirants, whose only hope Of promotion is IN the
dissemination of error and imposition upon
worthy ci,lz ;ns-uniortunateiy too credulous. But
! the tide of public sentiment is turning, and New
Ciste--lt the example Of ST. Georges and Apo
oonimiuk he followed, will be ranged with Kent
AID Sussex Counties, though probably with a small
tr majority in favor Of ORDER law anl good govern
ment
Some later foreign news will be found in our
columns to day. The Polish army, 10000 strong
was said TO be on the march to JOIN the Russians.
Notwithstanding all the accounts, war does not yet
appear inevitable.
Congress is attending TO the appropriation bills
Mr.. Chil,un's attack on the Military Academy has
failed. 1t was made on the 22d February-the an
n,ersary of the birth Of Gen. Washington, who re-
commended the establishment Of this institution.
NAVAL. ACTION.
IN 1yoy;c.n hri1 of war {.lerrero commanded