Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04


gentleman from New Orleans, who SAYS there can
+. M doubt about the vote Of that state. 1t will
80 Far Jackson. rhe electoral ticket s very
srons one, and the great mass OF the people are
n favor OF the man who defended their soil and
Grove from it tie ruthless foe.
Connecticut.-- Who would have Thought four
months ago that Jackson meeting could be raised
! u Connecticut ! yet they have had very large
oae. and the spirited manner IN which i was adj
dressed, and from the resolutions passed il is very
evident that ]. @. Adams is losing 5:ounl IN the
Gland o. steady habits" A convention is to be
held on the 9TH OF August at Mlddletown and
some hopes are entertained, that successful re-
splt NAV crown their labors for Jackson and the
people.
Asv Hampshire is going steadily forward. all
the "signs" from thence are Of the most cheering
kind.
Maine too is improving. The election being
there by districts, we may expect three votes for
our side. Observe the following sign from this
State.
The JefIersonian claims Mr. Senator Paris as
a
and compels US to suspect that he has jumped oil
he fence on the Jackson side The only remedy
the people have, is to prosecute Van Biren y Co.
for seduction and take care Of TIE future.
Delawarp is said to be safe for ]. @ Adams
because somebody With more money than wit. OF
ers to bet 500 or 1000 dollars on its vote. We
never use bets instead Of argument. Bnt i the
gentleman who makes the offer through the Jour-
nal. Is very anxious to risk 500 1000, if he will
call at 1o4, Shpey street. he viii! be informed Of
an opportunity where he can double these amounts
IN bet, il he chooses.
We have been informed that the Adams men IN
Rent and Sussex have been endeavorlng to make
an impression in those counties By stating that
New Castle will not give any majority for Jackson
We now tell our friends there that our majority
IL this county will be largely increased from last
wear. Changes in our favor are taking place ra
plls in Brandywine Hundred. and in New Cas-
he Hundred, and our accounts from the other Han
leds are Of The same pleasing kind. In Penca
er our majority will be advanced fifty at least
EWhltecIay Greek will be much improved. and il
ny will be from 500 to GOO. Our friends here
laye been sometimes almost led to doubt about
|te majority in the State from the strange
Statements made Of the state Of things in the othe'
wo counties. We have recently seen gentlemen
rom below and have been informed by them. tina
be prospect in Sussex is cheering to high de
(ree. In .,roadkiln and Cedar Greek last year
kho Il. ',a "a,
pow for Jackson. Little Creek and North Yves
Fork, will each give two hundred majority for oa
de, and an intelligent friend has stated that a
ms moment we have majority OF $50 ~ Sussex
haa that it will increase every day until the eec
kpn.
, We never male any pretensions to Kent. hu
We were told yesterday by gentleman just iron
hat county, that our cause is rapidly sann
here, and at most, the majority for the admins
. ration will not exceed $50. Recent events ther
ave made powerful impression, and it has bee
I. stated that the reaction in Mspillion is great III
. iced. Some hopes are entertained OF ken
. hOugh il is not necessary for the success of ou
Fause in the State any change should be mad
. mere from last year.
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n Cease Doctor Cease.-The lbels Of DR.. Arm
fNong, the notorious Tennesseean,' have b.
come too gross even for the Journal, who coplt
y; Nnns- he cries him mercy--cease Dr. cease =
n Dr Armstrong is thus treated by his party-a'
!. - Aitted to be greater lbeller than Binns,-wh
he hpst he be, aye what must he be, when the jou
IS nal cries cease !!
r.
90 Inc editor of the Delaware Journal did not v
~ 'eiese write one word Of the trash that appea
EDITORIAL in the last number. 1t looks as it