American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

I" Tie Nayyander. "A semi-weekiy paper Win this
name, has just been commenced in Baltimore. From the
first number we extract the following article which
tains suggestions worthy the friends Of the Administration
every Sate who have lost much from want OF eal and
efficient organization. We the Administration party
Delaware will not suffer the consciousness Of Their
strength to hull them into inactivity LIE, them initiate the
zeal of their opponents. They do they would
maintain their ascendency.
We EEL hat we cannot more appropriately employ
orion ofor columns, than in mpressng upon the Friend,
the National Administration the propriety Of fnrmng
Themselves into party in the >trices To the
ecessity of doing OBVIOUS and the duty imperative
our opponents have been active in the field ever suce the
election Of he present Chief Magistrate, exciting an indus
ry and using means, which, but for the goodness Of u
cause, must have anhated hupa of success tia, we
could reasonably entertain with know ledge of tie de.
ternned spirit with which they hive prose, uted the
sieys, and OF their declared intention pnng dozen he
present ADMINISTRATION though they pure .iaeeh
n te rg hand fe throne IF God" we CONCEIVE it world
be .reace,y to the country and its dearest interests
remain longer inactive spectators of their proceedings
Our cause is the Of the people Unless We err in
Judgment, the of the friends Of General Jackson
in the approaching contest would jeopardy the perpeuitv
of our free ins'tonsat all evens il would change The
policy of The government, and retad the march of his
ton TO unexampled greatness aud power. Tha, the latte,
would be the case requires stronger proof than is fur
nished by the proceedings of the legislatures of those
who have arrayed Themselves against he presen admins
raton, and denounced those Of their which
If any should still doubt that the policy of the eoyernmen,
would be changed should General Jackson elected let
them look TO the materials of which his principal supper
tiers comprised let them look the sudden abandon
men, Of their former rules OF acton by many Of his
prominent friends let them look the still more sudden
reconciliation between him and of his bitter
personal enemies and, above ALL lei them look to the
recent proceedings of the Tennessee Legislature; and
they have not predetermined rejec the ceares widen
ces Of The fact they must yield ready belief We would
ask is The settled policy of this nation pursued by every
administration since the formation IF the government, o
be cast aside Are all our favorte projects of Internal
Improvement to be given 'is the Industry of ar
and mechanics to be checked and the capital of our
enterprising coun'rymen engaged in manufacturers to be
sacrifcedl In fne is the commerce of the country be
ruined the price Of the elevation Of successful and gal
LIANT soldier ?Such the obvious aims Of his supporters
Are the PEOPLE of this This state-prepared for
such thitgs' We apprehend not and, therefore, We
urge pon he friends of the National Administration. in
this city and sta e, to concentrate their strength, and
together With concert and energy party. We have
the power in hands, and should be firmly aud eff
Gle, y used. Fas est alb hoste doceri" There be
vrua strength whaut activity and for the last we
give full credit 10 antagonists