Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-02

This plain statement Of the Centinel, shows The false.
hood OF Ibis +" remark" Sir. Adams did not receive a
mixed vote he did not receive one democratic vote
AS 10 his support Of Mr. Jefferson have only TO re-
ter his votes in the Senate lie almost uniformly voted
against all Ills measures he was much more bitter in his
opposition to him than his colleague Mr. Pickering. 1t
true he was bold and resolved in his opposition but that
OF Mr. Adams was marked by applicability that char
acterizcd it as facous resistance the powers of the
government.
The first momenous question which in the Senate
after Mr. Adams took his seat, which the entire off.
spring Of Mr. Jetsrsons mind and which, as The result
mas pro'ed was the proudes' trophy Of his administrations
the archase Of Louisiana, desperately opposed
by Mr. Adams, in debate and in every other way the
first time he recorded his in the Senate it was against
this proud, this magnificent Of Mr. jefferson
measure which saved to the nation SIS 600 Geo. and gam
ed country which bounds us the Gulf Of, Mexico
opens the trade of the world the remotest inhabitants Of
interior, and us both banks of the most
magnificent river the earth, from the lis sources
But the record of his vote against This all
the vlruence he displayed. for he introduced set Of re
so'uons declaring the purchase UNCONSTITUTIONAL and for
bidding the passage Of laws to the inhabitants Of that
territory for the purpose of raising lie was de-
feated a. all points, being in minority oog, his colleague
When the final question taken, he was in a minority
Of three, viz .9aams. Palmer and VeNS.
We cannot proceed to give all the recorded Of Mr.
Adams, against the of Mr.. jefferson. II is
enough say, that his hostility and implaca-
bic, even when the stern resolutions of Mr. Pickering
gave wayhis opposition was unyielding. Yet this is the
man whom the writer Of this Nurvest home pamphlet
says "did not vote party grounds but inclined to the
oil Lief he ted on in
support of his measures.
We do not know who the writer of this pamphlet s.
It is bantlng sent into the wide world without father
because it is which every honorable man would be
ashamed to acknowledge his own Ii, family Likeness
Of inamy designaes it the offspring Of Bnns. But we
not inclined tln he is alone in hi; relationship to
tive mistaken if It has not of The shades OF
complexion belonging to the Panama tiero-who having
failed TO the $4,000 given him for voyage of
creation to South America, is now working this sum
in faithfully serving the gver by attempts to deceive the
Democrats of Pennsylvania by seucng them into the be.
lief that the aristocrat which rules this nation
Of their number This is shameful fa!selood, but it is
not the only by hundreds which the book contains 1t
is filed with misrepresentation is intended 10 deceve
else why does not bear upon its title page the of
the autho appear to the world under the authority of
some body Of men, with the Of chairman and secre
tary subscribed.
We conclude this article. already long, b. pronounc
ing this pamphlet On par with the cun hand bills and
the forgeries and lies with which the Adams have
flooded this county. Depending upon the virtue and in
teligence Of the people, have fear of harm from
these evidences Of nfmy and dspar the part of
opponents AS the certainty of their doom breaks upon
them in vivid flashes Of light from the West, extending