Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10

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Geo gia.
G. How dnI it happen, that John Q Adams,
who gol but - out oil 2Gl electoral votes and bu,
n Out OF al2 votes Of members Of Congress, va,
made presidents.
4 Hy means of two bargains previously made.
z What bargains.
u One between Mr.. Adams and Mr. Webster ;
the other between Mr. Adans's friends AID MIR.
ClAy's Trends.
q. Wha was the FIRST OF these Ia galns?
Il Mr. WEBSTER told Mr.. Adams, that his cleo.
lion depended on the !, drra members, aud that be.
tore they would vote they wish to know VIVA, M..
ADAMS oould do Tor the ederallss, II elected; MIR.
Adams replied he would appoin, them 10 oflce, 10
proportion to their nnmpcfs: Mr. Webs,rr COM
mited this conve ion To papet sh we'd b. paper
10 Mr. Adams, who took up pen aud corrected one
part OF ii. aud returned il to Mir Webster q, COR
rect Ia consequence, the cdcral members OF New
York and Maylnnd gave the votes Of thnse slates
% Mr. Adams which with the six New England
states make s.
a. How lid Mr. Adams get he obc, five states /
- By The cthe hai am a friend OF Mr.,
Adams vent 70 Mr. Clay, and with Tear, 10 bis
eyes assured aim that Mi, Adams had a high
opinion Of him, aud hat il would be 10 his interest
10 support Mr.. Adams: Nj, Clay consulted his
stiends, and 'hcy az eed to support VI hdams, 10
get Nr = ay n,ads secretary and ateiw words prrsi'
denl: Ih' the reiure ct 10 work, secured hthtW-
~ which had not given sltgle electoral vote Tor
Mr.. Adams they secuted OhiD. whth had glvea
a mal1fity OF 57,.i2 votes sgsinst him they se,u.
red .Nissoari, which had made its Preventative,
S. oft. pled:e himself To vote Tor a. jackson:
they secured Hlinois which had given NJ. Adams
bul single vote: and they secured even Louisiana,
which had not given single vote Tor Mr.. Adans'
q. Then, il understand the matter, Mr.. Acams,
b, foul practices got majority OF one, IN The house
OF representatives voting by states although he
got but 81 out OF 26l electoral votes although but
z out OF 2l2 members of Congress voted Tor HIM
and although msjory of the people had voted
against him.
II. Exactly so t'co members OF Congress, VINO
violated the will OF their states Missouri and ll'-
mis-, and Tor which they afterwards 20. oif e from
Mr. Adams, had as much Influence in electlrg a
president IS the SIXTY members from Pennsylvania
and New YORK?
z. Is ii moi time to amend so obvious delecs
IN the constitution and prevent such corruphohs
II. Every attempt oil his kind has been resisted
by the present ado Illustrations SO hat II we desire
to ayaid the lata that has led al olhe' repHO,
hes to rum, we must elect Andrew jackson, ala
then propose such amen men as shall put ou' oil
tie power OF iniriguers 70 profit by Their cor,op-
lions. BRANDfWlNE
C4Gn Handb;Hs. The following is an accCan.
given by the .Satina Hrrald otthe disposition o.
these vulgar and infamous publications. made y
a gentleman favourable to ahc administration W'us
whom we have the pleasure Of an acquaintance
and from whose high sense OF honor ahd propfie!
we could not have expected any thing d'a'peu'
irom the course he has iaken.--.f. }. Ere' IOa'
''some the CeJia Naa@5iRs. against Jackson
were, it IS said, not long since sent TO H. w. l%''
ycnwofth, Ed Of Syracuse, as Chalr"a" 81 Wv
Adams young men committee Of corrfspo"de'i.s'
Tor this county, To be distributed among me poop
and that on receiving them, consultation w.,
was hc!l, in which it was concluded thai '.5
were too vile and infamous for exhibition a',u"7
those not lost 10 every maniy o. hnnciaple 'ec"n7
and that they should be destroyed w
root and h;anch bark. tws and bud, 30 that u Pu'
sbie mt tie least remembrance OF SO VIE ''''9
'hou!d be preserved
An intelligent Adams man who has lnst fe'u'" -,
ed itnul tLr vest saws tlr. Adams VIII Hol ~