Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09

eXtravngant OF any othe, when public documor,
prove The annual expenses of Mr.. Adams's Adrnis
tration TO have been less than for 20 years pn.t
Charging the Administration with losing the w. ndia
Trade, when they know, that that matter was reg
ulated by Congress and not the Presdent-and the
fact Of that Trade being greater last year, than for
several former years, shews their NOISE to be onlv
for effect where people do not understand the true
state Of the case.--Chargng and reiterating, bar
gain and corruption against Messrs. Adams and CLAW.
when the testimonies of dozens of the most res.
pectable witnesses. (among them the good Lafay-
ette) have proved them innocent, and without this.
their upright and patriotic lives and great public
services forbid the idea in honorable and virtuous
minds-That Gen. jackson should descend ia
charge his rival with corruption, because he was
disappointed is beneath the character of Pres
dental Candidate in our opinion, any other hon
orabe man, after congratulating Mr.. Adams on his
success. --That we cannot view the lite and char
| acter of Andrew Jackson as drawn by eminent men
g over their signatures who know him well, as a.
| fit example for our chdren--it being series Of
great mean, tyrannica actions on the race-conrse
at the cockpit on the duel ground, in public Office
trading in human flesh. &c. &c.-We view the ma
|jorty of Jacksons supporters as hostile TO the
Sc American SYSTEM and of course to the Farmer
Mechanic, Laborer, and Manufacturer, who are
1ourishng from its benefits, and think fair to pre-
sumo he would in he elected, take such
men into his cabinet, and be governed by the wishes
Off majority of his supporters.--Mr. Adams and
his cabinet have been the firm supporters mot in
sounding noise but in all the: acts) of the Farmer
Laborer, Mechanic and Manufacturer, all of whom
are now flourshing; which ofitselts the best evil
ldence of his wise Administration, as every one feels
its good effects, in his own prosperity, peace and
happiness, and ought to wish its continuance. The
Jackson SANDERS about hereditary succession is bas-
ed upon the foulest demagogue Notwithstanding
wish as usual, TO poison the minds OF the people
, with error, as it is well known that our Consu-
ton must be altered before there could be such sue
cession, and may there bea guilozys for the uretcs
who insults the ireemen of this Republic with
such proposition. But to show TO moderate and
unbiased minds (as others will listen to reason)
the wickedness OF the leaders Of the Jackson party
he bulk of all parties honest in lnten) it is
" necessary to present the undenable fact, that one
! OF their leaders Col. Johnson Senator from KEN
. lucky, after the election OF Mr.. Adams, and before
he or his Cabinet had done any act for praise.
censure aDoaced that The administration must be
. put dozen right ugrong tho pure The .4ngeis
= Of God'-and another celebrated leader, Gen. Floyd
: OF Virginia, ayozGed that the " Combinations
:, nearly completed Violently meaning those comb-
= nations by the Jackson leaders, that were to put
,. down the Administration right or wrong" At
!. ter the avowal Of such unholy principles and means
a to put down an Administration which had done no
act Vi WHICH W man III
- his sober senses, who values yrtue, his liberty, his
n wife and children-al he holds dear in this world,
If vote for Jackson or his leuders--We in be-
n half Of virtue, morality and the prosperity OF cur
p. countryside.
OIL Therefore Resolved That the opinion Of this meeting
the Of policy adopted by the present At'mnsra-
ton which accordance with those Of Washington JEFF
ierson Madison and Monroe is calculated promote the
prosperity and happiness OF the country and that we view
with alarm the bold attempt that has been avowed to de-
nounce and put down those who support whether right
ed or wrong.'
Resolved, That we regard the principle ofprotecon Of
shame industry (n preference to toegn as one OF the
most important questions that at this time engage
the attention OF the people Of the U. Staes-that We are
H. persuaded the prosperity and happiness OF oar common
I'm country mainly depend its successand therefore we
ought support for office in the CO ucis "t The nation
who niica to the system OF protectIon or VINO
he undecided equvocating on that vital question
Resolved That the pursuing by Jacksons
friends in the Southern Statesther threats OF rebellion
and civil warof dissolution OF the Union, unless the IA
riff laws for the protection otthe Manufacturer FarInr &c
are Internationally repeaed,heir great and unremed
exertons to elect Gen. Jackson alias Tennessee Far
IDS mer' d" a Southern with southern feelings to the
Presidency remedy for what they call the ems ct the
- " Amer SYSTEM calculated to arouse the homes
Indignation of every true friend to his country OF every
ey parytat help dreadng the success OF sci
fiji men with Gen. jackson for thereaer the precursor
al and desoaOn to the farming and manufacturing CHS
q tricts OF our country. .
80 Resolved, That in supporting every measure tending t
cherish and benefit the American System the preseh
gwen l,e suresl CIV" "N's
acts of its sincerity and devotion to the great cause
adyocatehe prosperity and happiness ct our country
or aud that therefore will cordially support the e-eeco
:, ofJOHN O. ADAMS for Presdet, and Richard hAsn 10
me Vice President, being identified with the American
as 5, stem" and the best interests OF their country
to Resolved That cordially approve OF the NOMINATION
the OF hesey 1'1s ~ Esq as suitable h; @ soi r,n
u port.
ldl- Resolved, That cordially rejoice in the returnn
en health of our fellow citizen Henry Cay-in him we pehoN
m the pure potriothe bold and fearless advocate OF IN
,,;c of civil liberty in his and other
80 long tried and able friend tothe "American system
the poor orphan boy who by his own exeron talents on
nth industry has become the great nanthe bright umnar
de -eclpsng most of his contemporaries noble mont