Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-29
rno,F rTz NY rAw.sr:r- PATRIOT.

o. tie authority Of Elder Adams Of the MelAol.
ist conneA.on, who attend ! The conference al
Pittsburg, p, where l9D OF l0- Methodist blsIops
and clergymen are stated to have expressed theniI
selves in favor Of John Q. Adams, we are ab!e m
state the story is utterly withrat foundation --thaj
1t ~ as false as the hearts OF those who invented III
Elder Adams is understood to have been inii,ilu \
ally in favor Of Mr.. Adams. Having passed thOi
al extensive portion OF the country which has beea
claimed for Mr.. Adams, he was questioned a. D|
the prospects o the two candidates in the presence
Of some friends Of the Administration. Harsmr
e9 nnequir9caliy, that IE HAD NOT a DOUBT GEs.
JACKSON WOULD BE ELECTED!
Ohio This state has been universally cllimal|
By the Coalition. and from the circumstance tIat|
large portion OF the present members OF Congress
are Federast,, the friends OF Jackson had gcnr
ally conceded the vote of Ohio to Mr.. Adam;'-|
ut by the papers from that state it is plain that a
rapid revolution in the public sentiment IS soNs|
on many of the newspapers, which had been nel /
trail in their political characters within the lat ~
months, have come out decidedly for Jackson. lleI
Washington, Penn. Examiner ot the first part II
this mouth SAYS: We had a conversation on
Tuesday last with gentleman cf this county, "a'|
mas lately journcycd through considerable paI!l
of ono, an who while there, was necessarily II
good deal among public and prominent men IN 'na9
state.-ils opinon is quite decided, ami he taIks
with perfect confidence Of our having msjcrity M
the sate. Al Illl,borongb, about tile beginning o'
this month, he dined at the table with COVER
nor TrImblc and several other gentlemen iAg
presidential election was principally the TOPIC o|
conversation, during which Governor lrtm0@ SUI
'gd MS bF'if TINT General .jachson 'c"aA @,' M1
cate Of Oiio. Governor Trmble being an aIM'"
stra,lon man, we consider this expression OF A''i
and the publication Of it. very important-h 7 u
donbt, the conviction of his Judgment, Hl9ae
iFom information derived from tie ffends q
administration throughout the state. --l''
We learn from the coalition papers that 7l.
cA~N IS ptayin~ in The stefe Of .Vnine ! NNe',1
er the game il loo or BRAG. both ol "Aico a
!anorite anu,cments with Mr.. Clay, We alc :.
informed. We wish the man pi the joufha' '"
it seems has been duly advised Of the pr"sVss
THIS game. would crafty our curiosity 50 a.
state whether the game be not pamiao' ana W"sr
er Mr.. Clay has not inr two yeafs pat ar.a 1"
hand the knare Of clubs, calculating by His "'''
, to S'cPpp the board? r,r
IT. as We suspect from tine doelnl io'e'on',
Of the coalition ookerson, all TIE honorS -, ~ Fl,
pack the SOVEREIGN PEOPLE be against w. ,.',r
il this 4" DEEP GAME," much good may ''' "'''
snip do the concern! rt;
Clay has long had the reputation a'nohs & ps,
sed gamblers of PLAYING the greatest game T. rh;. III
Of any man in the United States. some y, ~ =" b+
pupils haze undertaken to eShihlt thcir sN,n p.,u
in a similar line in true Mtntucky style -
have NJ fears Of the result, When taey co'"' -
Npir hanas.--Ib