Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07
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seEce which has recentl,lby writer in the Salem
taken place in Virginia. iiazette, under the sigma
relative to communica lture of Veritas.' With
tons made to MIR. JEFF out being the apoiogist Of
Terson by Mr. adams, on England, or France or
the subject Of the embar- Spain; or attempting to
20, SC. some twent, wink out of sight any
years ago, and the expla part OF their unjust or
nation given of it in thelrgorous conduct towards
National Irtelligencer our country, he points
on the authority Of Pre- out with spirit and abi-
sident adams. The |lity, the inconsistencies
have been made the sub ind FALsEHUODS OF
ect OF much xeultatlonl the letter. W e are pleas
in the opposition papers led to see this new feviler
and have occasoned re Of the party, which Tor a
grets to many of the uni long succession OF years
form friends of the Ad-I have revered and honored
ministraton, that any Cir his father and nourished
cumstances should have and advanced him, thus
arisen to have made iilexposed, and his CA
necessary to REVIVEji.UMNtES refuted, OF
any disclosures of the .imericnR ground
kind. 1t has, however,
been asserted, that the
existing state Of things inl
several of the States, a.
it respected the approach.
ing elections, made the
disclosures NECESSARY
TO THE PROMOTION OF
THE GOOD CAUSE Of the
Administration therein.I
1t this assertion be true,
the disclosure necessarily
and the end contempa
ted be Effect ted, the New
England friends OF thei
Administration will wish
it God speed; however.
some OF the most ardent
among them may consid
er par, OF the explanatunj
supererog at0ry, anu CAL
culated to inlure their
feelings " .MyasnrDs and
not Mem is their motto
and satisfied as they are
that the National Gov
eminent has been wisellJ
ably and impartlaly adj
minlstered, and deserves
to be supported, they are
ready to sacrifice person.
al feeling on the altar Of
their cuuntry's welfare,
Let the American reader look on the picture
here presented. MIR. Russell, the Editor Of the
Sentinel. is now, as he was IN SOB. the Organ OF
Oiis ami Quincy and the leading Federalisls OF
New England. We had hoped for the honor Of
our country and for the sake Of hunan nature
that the charge OF treason made by MIR. Adams
against his old associates was false Its truth is
here admitted b, the organ of the parties lin
pilcated, anti an attempt at Justification IS made,
upon the grounn that il is necessary to the promo
ton Of the cause to which these IR TORS are
low allied.
We have always believed that many patriotic
men were from the force of circumstances con.
nected with the federal party We do not row
hesitate to express opinion that any frderaist
who can support Jonn Quincy Adams under suci
circumstances. proves himself unworthy OF public
confidence, and furnishes, ~ the party now com
Ing into power, the strongest possible Justification
Tor an entire prescription In making this
ton we wish TO b perfectly understood as speak
ing for ourselves alone. We know not what lin,
OF policy Gen. Jackson will adopt. We take i
for granted however, that he will reward hi,
slient 5, and punish his enemies The people hav,
set him an example, which we trust he viii follow
up. He has been selected BY them the asen
81 reformation. His opinions relative to the fede
raj party, were July expressed in his letters L
Mr. Monroe: and as the war OF | 81 2 iurnishe,
one test, and afforded one oppO, tunit, Tor pat
otto federaist.. to identify themselves with III
great republican family; the great moral revolu
ton Of 1923 has furnished another aud bette
test, and he who has not seized upon this oppottl
nifty to come out from Among the TR IL TORS
must content himself to remain with them. +
chose patriotic tedetalists. who have fought VIII
US IN the great struggle against corruption, we, $
Tar as our example and influence will 20 extern
the right hand of fellowship; they have been wit
us in the heat and burden Of the day, anil the
must not and shall not, if our feeble voice can b
heard, be forgotten in the hour Of rejoicing Blu
while we thus speak Of those who have been hor
est and sincere patriots at heart, must be PEI
mitted to say. that re neuer uiH -ire up our pa,
ty name The Republican standard is endeare
to US, by the recol!ectlons Of the dangers we ha,
encountered, and the trlumphs we have achieve
beneath its protection; and therefore, while "
extend to them the right hand Of fellowship, al
assure them that the barriers heretofore existir
between US are broken down. it is understood
be upon the condition that they come into q,
ranks as republicans las men who never will CO
sent to trht under a ham nnnn uh. !, thn ~.