Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28

Ia Ross county, Ohio, adams and Clay in 1925
had upwards Of 5000 Votes more than Jackson.
The adams candidate for Congress beat the jack
son candidate little more than 500!
In Retmoat county, Chic. in 1342, Gen. Jackson
received only 165 votes. The other day. in this
county the Jackson candidsc for congress received
$685.! lib.
Missouri Legistatare.-Ihe Senate consists of
10 members-5 for Adams, 10 for Jackson The
House is composed Of 42 members-9 for Adams
So for Jackson-i vacancy. Total ~ for Jack
son-1l for Adams. Only THREE To ONE,
Missouri is placed by the cautious and yeraccus
Editors Of the National I.elligencer, among the
doubtful States.
.Ns'o Jersey.-We publish below the Congress
slonal ticket, formed by the Jackson men If this
stdfe IN their late convention at Trenton. On that
occasion. an interchange OF an opinion among the
prominent republicans from all parts of the state,
resulted IN the conviction that Jackson would OBJ
IAN Their ELECTORAL vote. BY majority about equal
20 mat OIL 1924. This appears to ne a sound view
| OF the state OF the parties IN New Jersey. Neither
can boast Of great superiority and both will have
70 hgt't vaanty--the one to gain the victory. and
the other to prevent disgracefu defeat. Victory
and success to the cause of jackson aud Reform.
Jachsoa Republican Congressional Ticket Of Ae,O
Jersey-.for elst Congress.
George Cassidy, Of bergen.
Samuel Fowler, of .Sussp.r.
| James Parker, Of .hidalgser.
Peter y Fronm. Jr of Somerset
JOHN Clement, of Gloucester.
William N. Jeiiers of Salem
| James Parker, of Niidieser, in place of George
Hncombe. deceased, for vacancy in 20 Congress.
James d. Westcott. of CumberianG, in place OF
Hedge Thompson, (deceased) for vacancy in gotta
Congress- Philadelphia Mercury.
| A coalition paper in Vermont, makes serious
charge against sias Wright, Jun. Of this state,
because he is a Jackson man. lie SAYS that :. he
lives somewhere in Chataugay woud-." Tnis is
moustrously wicked in M. w. He ought to cut
the woods down. ". L. Enquirer.
The Pin.:" Prophet who would believe it :
Yet ii Is most true, that the .Pink," ia 1919 pub
lished prophecy in the American. whcn oretold
the defeat OF Smith Thompson. and Frank Granger,
as well as tile backing out Of john KING, from
the Long Island course. In of those duh even-
ings, when we did not pay our three shilling, at
the Buwery door. we stumbled over the following
prediction, which will be verified in few weeks
/ sour Granger is pursy aud proud,
Lord Bacons bird Of like feather,
| Retired liom The head Of the crowd,
Ihey shall tread smooth measure together
4 Wlth Williams, Or SeuafJr Jotn
You may caper away I'LL you sweat, OR
You shall foo, It with dot and go one,
Like pastoral Pan Will, a satyr
! Then April NAV when will
Our schemes OF ambition to wit'er,
! You stick your ol1gies stll,
Or we'll sow ltuta lsaga Together" c.
Ae9 York American, Mop 6, 1919.
Is not this one of the most wonderful predictions
rEat the world ever produced 1t is signed BY one
Z. evidently meaning our friend Charles Here ev-
cry thing is as plain. To the princel, phrase,
the nose on mans face. Frank is named Mt length
such is the power Of the Seer. Lord Bacun''
means Judge Thompson, as every gentlemen Of
the bar must know sand Senator john every one
can tell The predict IN shadows forth more &C.
curatey than any prophet ever did, the amuse-
ments Ut the deieae d coalitioniats, in 800 They
are going to take dance, study Cocker, and cult
,atc agriculture. as all retired and broken down
poiiticiansdo.-.tnah.
vsAxAszsEzz7xzs
| MARRiED-in this Borough, on Wednesday
moriing, the 9Th INST. BY the Rev. Jnutn y. Peck
cbrh, MIR. WILLIAM VAN AIKEN, of Philadel.
pima, to Mss MARY b. O'DANlEL, Of this place.