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

as we did not incline 10 take money from him. when we
did not mean to support the Administration of which lie
the life, soul and creator. We support no admin.
sation that is not created by the will Of the peope The
late editors however objected the authority be-
they had already begun and made some progress in
publishing the laws and proposed to receive the money
themselves, to which ed and further agreed 10
fulfil all their other contracts for advertising We do no.
wish to do any thing that shall deprive them of the remu
ncatoa TO which they entitled but if the contract was
ours and before would be mnzzcd by it, we would say
Mr. Clay may ego the whole hog" homny and all, as
soon as he chooses.
If we should be hard pushed to up our paper we can
extract some of the p0racio statements from "We the
People," unless to ego the whole hog means that they
will not exchange with us,then should be in sad di.
lcmma. Though "guess" we could borrow the paper
from our neighbor Bradford.
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1t may not e unnseresng readers to be present
ed with Brief view Of the present situation Of the several
states in relation TO the Presidential election 1t will be
conceived that all the New England will support the
reelection of Mr. Adams. But this viii not be done in
eta of them without contest Which renders prob
able that lie will get all the votes In .ssachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, federalism preominstcs and
Of course, do not expect any important demonstration
in favor of jackson.
.Iaine being republican and voting BY districts and hav
ing by the papers Of the day that the people
gagged in this question for themselves, we may hupe for
three votes out Of the nine given.
re-nons will contend spiritedly, though her votes will
be given to Mr. Adams
In Nezo Hampshire there is decided republican majority
evnced in the late election. About A. 900 votes
taken and the jackson candidate for Governor
ceived than $4,000 Of them. At the last Presden-
tia election Gen. Jackson had party in that state,
organized until about six eight months ago, and
is matter Of surprise that in this short PERIOD strong
opposition should have been made. shows that the
republicans consider the cones.i for principle, and that
they have strong motives to mpe them to exer,on now,
they had 1t the time of Mr. Jefersons election, and
they view it republicans do every where contest of
the kind. They have therefore Only to gather into
the fold about 1900 Of their wandering and msed bseh
rem to secure the vote for the candidate Of the people b.
ia respectable majority.
Ie,y York The election in this state being By districts,
probable that Gen Jackson will not receive all the votes
The late elections for town ocers show great gain TO
the Jackson cause, and the union OF the Clnonans and
Buckas upon this point gives strong assurance that Mr.
Adams viii receive but few Of the votes perhaps not more
than six eight out OF thirty six.
S4, Jersey is still claimed by the Adams men, but with
little better prospect Of getting il than Pennsylvania In
the Eastern part Of that sate the Jackson majority is said
to be large In the Western, the people have begun to
move Meetings are called and largely attended. In the
counties Of Gloucester and Salem, they have organized and
apoined the appropriate committees and to have ot
or general me e,inrs in this and month These
ties viii determine the majority Of the Western part Of the
State and if they add but little to the Eastern the vote
will be given to Jackson by about 5000 majority.
| Psnnspipana no doubt about, safe for Jackson
Dsa,says is improving If any thing be ascerained
from report or gathered from the signs should say
Delaware sis herself again" Among some Of the best
informed men in the state the vote is pu. down cta fo
the peoples candidate.
In Maryland he election by Districts and Adams will
get some of the votes perhaps the most of he though
intelligent say seven for Jackson
Tirginia North Carolina, So.sh Carolnc Georgia .gs
1ana Tennessee Mississippi, for Jackson without any seri-
GUS opposition Missouri, Nfnois and L9cna will yet for
short time be claimed by the Adams men, bu. we hope
soon to see them given up. sfruess suppose they
will not vote for the man of the people.
Louisiana w matter Of course, vote for the defend
er Of her "heauty and booty The whom her iegis.
are has honored than any other man in the Union
In henfncty there will be great ight The Clay men
without any hope Of re-electng Adams, will strive hard
10 give m the vote because this they think will be pre-
serving for Mr. Clay al some future PERIOD so as to en-
able them to biting him forward again. Bu it will avail
no,l,ng,-it goes for Jackson.
hto is claimed for Adams, but being republican state,
little doubt IS entertained about the vote At the last
Presidential election jackson had majority over Ad
ans and he was then the choice of the people in prefer