Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27


meetings in every part Of the state. The ace,n
ol lc coalition reckon withnut their host. Win
'hev talk Of New ok beng for Adams. su
was The cry they raised previous TO the last "a.
elections III tbs CITY. They we're then met at t
pods AMI overwhelmed by The votes Of the pcotle
ine next election throughout this great stale Vi
De tie same IS the election last ial. but on an i
Jagged sca.e. ihey will be route,l.- overyltn.
r.i-i'e!eated by tie votes ol an indignant and "a
'iotic peofic.-.i1ah
We haze teyoteA considerable spacc in lin
Day, raper IL the address and proceedings Of ths
meeting held IL Ills city on Thursday last
MUST have bpen gratifyn. to the many assembled,
rs we cenieSs 1t was 10 Us, to witness 20 numevp;
and respectable meeting as that on the l2tA mt
The meeting WIS called at an unusual season lal
when the farmers in particular are most Ju,lr
eapied--witiiput any efforts to OBTAIN gcGera.
attendance, Yet our opponents viii rotdeuy ,l.
Il MAS ,lc largest political meeting ever Mltacnc4
ii the county Of Hartford.
" ith the exception Of two CT thfee u tie rgi
distant aud remote t0Wrs. in one q. which ctl.sI
ly ttefe Is Jackson na.orltY, thete WIS a .'
and ilif representation. Of The mcasGies 4. a
they recommended and Which ale nov nl..
public, we Shall not speak at ien.th at bi- tiaa
HAT they viii meet the cnr'ilal apprObllg9d d
those vao are friendly 70 the meetIn@ W c
iieve, and we tnst tbat in cYcF5 part d tte ln
early steps wll be taken ~ iotW@ri tie an
sures Iecammended II y an igCpent s;ep ioH.
ara thc organization OF the rlrty Thcn sN
pert Anarrw Jackson for President Which sA
saataln his administration ysheG eec,ed, an e'al
no longer rtch,ematlcal,) a1a vtll AfAly ON
strcnuouslr aGyOcate correct ptlncifle>. lhaelN
ton ol Ma Adam aas, as wa- anticipated by dS
cesning mcn, broken W and destroyed tae qalit'
lhat had existed il tins aua several otAer l IN
New England states. 'lhe late eectAa. si-
more recent events, have fully Uenonsts'eu Wy
taitnlessaess and lcose motives Of those wio ne
dcnom'nated Adams republican ieadef, ii ,a'
necticut These men, most uf them tie selM "
the political pot, the dre.s and oais Of every ri
u. bave united to support MIR Adams, they laVv
denounced and prescribed those vino 20 not a-E'
with them. and by the most abandoned ana dep,'
VET, conduct have hoped to buoy themselves " y.
tide of popular favor. The opponents o. ''%
Adams and his proEigate and waverlnS au"lI'ss
tratlnn---the friends Of rigid construction Oh ~. ~.
constitution and the advocates Of those prncIp@
which have been the glory and pride Of rcpua..
cans, are compelled to organize anew, d'sca!uv:
The unsound and diseased parts, vino are Tor nsa
Father than principles, and uniting with tosc sewn V,.
are engaged with them in a holy and r's''fOas
cause, we trust to see them hereafter marchlS- ~
one firm united plI,ianx in maintenance u wv
common cause.
0i ultimate success, we do not doubt A''1
RANGES from every part of the State encoHTa-. III
brethren to 90 on, and with proper energy Oh '.'
part. il i, believed that success sill crown W, :"
dcaHors at an carly day. Connecticut |, pa ~
said is bound hand aud foot TO the reeal No-s
iiraintrcc; but the changes in pubic oiI'gg
within very few weeks against Adams s,n ~. r.,.
jackson have been astonlshinsiy great. ~
vcntion at Mddletown will unite ana s'fe.'s
pnhlic opinion, and it will we trust tece',
prompt, candid aud favorable considerat,o" ~
~ friend of Jackson, and the cause Of the t'o''
Hartford Ii@"
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