Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
Prom Ne United States Telegraph
'II-ZZA FOR TIE BONNETS O'RLUE


The EsS,A Register paper that prete"ts to Repnjtca
us. has akennp the glove il defence ofhe HARTFORD
CONVENTION. The following y from thai paper Of
January 2lst.
"1he SIMPLE notion IF he Hartford Convention sapro
'inr Mn Adams is not offensive il ITSELF"
As 10 The Hartford Convention, ncvei believed tina
such men W ian pr, scot and Nathan Dane woHIe
mediate treason against their country"
We would sooner trust any member Of the Hartford
il office, than Lew Woodbury. or Isaac il
of Ham shtc and he three leading patriots oi Mane
10 terminating anaenas against the Hartford Cor
yen,ion.'''- We ask tile AID Of no man who We arr
Wiling consider nur equal, and on as fair ground a.
rseves -'' Tins Welding 70 he current prejudice and
ra slng he hueand.cy agalos those whose AID y L
NEED mise able policy "'''''
The Htf5rd Couret,'on sud to be in favor o MIR
Adams AnE ALL THE LEAnIsG FLnEnALIATa az Nsw
ESGLAsD except some few who never forgive AN offence
Well done Mr.. Sprague} Thou brigl pattern OF con
$ stem democracy Thou shining cAanple OF rnlcal
b rit, Not raise a hue aud cry asaH HOSE WE
ED WV This IS The very essence Of political pro-
lliun the very SubSratuD # uriaiv 1t prnclms
az, bodl has vote y cost 10 na er whether nhoNeS
nan knaye pa'ni OF traitor, Washing on on a.
Am'l, h. 20 be couIpd aud relieved by party that
NEEDS HIM Some believe thai his Sa anic Nle s.y can
help them Of scafe. i it therefore lawful ct-
10y hm Seriously this is the worst; the vle,t dpcrInr
We ever heard ad should have supposed that us pub
sher If wicked enough . entertain, would have hee
,lreud enough concest. BIN lo:a.ays
ssisp neither ID the aged understand judgement.
At r having ssd that may accep the services Of
meas tie II gis'er maintains that, he Of he HAT
II Id Convention equal ground With stls, and la
ir, III al the leading dcallstS OF New l.nelaal,
avGr o. Mr. Adams, and necessary % his election Tina
they ale on equal gound with the Register is PIE
lc0niesson. The Republican party, who supported tn
ate and placed democratic institutions On then
present foundations believe aud maintain ia lie Hartford
Convention medi'aed separation OF the States the de
.,uction If The Federal constitution political connccto
Nth tie eneny, A d tic Introduction Of mo srchy.
en-, ,hcy are On equal ground with tie iIcgistet, ",
would AK NJ So sgue, what is the rainc Of us
SONS tn Il puhican>n We should have III ught tina
any one who bad fought in the ranks of the Repabl ca
pat,S DUNG the pocnious days Of the Hartford Gonvcn
on would not for the poor privilege Of being humbl
zseAant political aposaes stoop To place himself o.
sqd g,oond with those cebrdted politicians B :. Issa
char srpg u.s." and Will carry burdens for any tina
WI, load tlm
yass Of New England, IN favor Of Mr.. Adams AN
necessary his election. other precious confession
4 Daniel come 10 Judgement Go on Mr. Spraguei Tai
aHd sha soon learn 1 What is composed The "Prsd
Neyo ENGLAND iugms bqrlp" But knew this ng since
We knew thar the preensons Of Mr. Adams to kepuhl
cauism we're hypocilical that he wond, cleo
ed, cal around him the old fashion ed New England EIDE
Aialis,s hs' hey would finally hoist the celebrated hv
kstriped flag and support him se particular candiat
Eventon and the leading Federslss OF New England,
Aby the testimony of his witness, Of his princip
H. orpans' IN Massachusetts,. would ask The Democra
Anf that section whether "sfich conjunction 6ods rr
ID GOOD 2" YES, Ye Democrats OF New f. gland, Ye Wi
Remember the proceedings of the Federal party when
wore black cockaes burnt blue lights raised moi
5aeanst the constituted authorities; what think oil
Mate who is in their confidence and under their speci
nprotectiont ie Democrats Of Vermont who are or hay