Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06

duty and her interests demand Depo,able indeed viii
DC the consequence # he electoral vote be given sup
port Of ars,ocracy. By she will The doctrine
"f canso'daied power she will permit the rights of the
States, to be STOLEN by away until state sovereign
" kLo only in name. hesc Considerations Of the
hrs' magnitude sach as ought to induce every man. de-
vest himself Of all the party preodces and for that
man, Who they know to be republican from his infancy,
whose whole LIE his been expended il openly opposing
ars"crat'c princ Piles in establishing the noc doctrine
of equal rg,ts and in acting on all occasions with the
people anc tor he peope.-Sich siai is Andrew jack
son--he who is presented b, citizens this cou,-
try 70 the mechanics and .afac'urers their firm
icnd to the Ia Their coicsne and fellow aborer,
tnd to The whole people example Of patriotism, for
their SURFACES. To viii dciermiu, whether De-
laware will adhere the Principe rotation IN oTce or
@h-her she will permit her rulers continue ong as
they purchase power By patronage. Tomorrow, De-
lawae is 70 show how much public virtue yet
il her citizens and Confidently look the ballot boxes
for glorious vindica,un If herself To the polls then
every man ;-lc ,othns keep saay-rally around The
Standard Of the people, i, iaous The Tonnes
see Farmer and lhe tue wa'ci word
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1t is little remarkable nat III Bradford, who has never
The late Jane, Bsya,' saould undertake 10 relate
! nversaions Of hls.We undertake believe that NJ,
IA! ard hever expressed any ohJgct 10 elec mltar,
y . civil Offices. because is well know he was
favor Of General {. pinckney fr csldent instead of
elder Adams But this Il nsy assertions seen through
me first glance. when remembered that General
Ham TN, talked of as candidate for the Pre-.
g. and unfortunate for rs aNnactnring interests
the ~ in liz grave :" Mr. jchersons second
e,ecr' Of Course Mr.. Ia, I'D could spoken
staed nor hirc,el to Military for civil Office
G.il he She srour advocate al Gan M,
his sf charged with lnooasist ncy, and
the & hoid. al! thai mortal of linn, il will be
impossible to make ANY one believe other han tina, he
IS, nndcr AZ ctcunsta ces, the upright patriot.
II is gratifying ku~ tia Mr. Bayad, all the Federal
Of II uinson scnuo, opposed the Adams,
iIMtsotd Conventions Federallsts. No wonder lheu that
,i,lough General Jackson may have been the first
choice &C ii son, yet when opposed Adams Of the
did s'amp-hc hesilacs not TO fllow the example Of a
thcr whose mem ry viii be dc ar to Delaware and
WHO fno~ among would be found advocating The cause
Of the poo lc.
TIC Report Q. a speech, sad . be made by Mr NJ
Lane az Georgetown, upon recent ~hich ap.
cared N he las, number Of the Journal is, instead Of
repor. entire misrepresentation We shall not ait mi
. nntice the many deviaons from fairness which We are
,horized 10 say. by auditor abound tn oul!ou Inc
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in that there attempt made 10 reflect upon de
ad patrut, who by all the Of Delaware ought b.
regarded with the sncere,t affection Ills alents an
his vlr,ues'sed lre upun the State witch raised il 4
standing in The Congress OF The Union, equal to any
her rger sisters.
Mr.. Lane in the course of his speech referred to tn
situation Of Mr. Bayard at the lime Of Mr. Jeff rsons cleo
ton to the Presidency. and astcd his conduct viii
r Va Of Mr. Clay under circumstances nearly similar Ill
' ronsidcTed i as brig example 1T honorable sedenis
e and devoted patriotism worthy of imitation, and
le the motives which gov rnod Mr. Bayard that occasion
IS he read letter written by HIM towards tile close of Fe
ST. buary, 1901 In this letter Mr. Bay aid says that he ha
been dominated the Sesate, Minister to r ance, tina
the nomination had been approsednem tina, he had bee
:" commissioned, and had resigned becausehe could
consent TO $4,000 dollars Of the public money wi
the hope Of rendering any service the Country,
Ills recall would most probably follow Immediately upo
= the Inauguration of Mr., jefferson; lut with tn
= prospects Of continuance III office, he would suject him
y self SUSPICION BY h,ng APPOINTMENT The pleasure
man. wiose election he hare contributed
= Such the substance of The letter. MIR Lane di
IL say tia, Mr. Bdard had been nominated by Mr. Je
= ferson.
:, How hsppy would it have been for Mr.. Clay and III
Country had he been influenced by patriotism so disir
" ,eresed and pure, as that which characterized Mr. Bay
- ard I'VE should not have been abnuring save tn
- Liberties Of the people from the grasp oil aristocracy
should not be slcmmng the tide Of governmental patron
age.
because We have RETAINED from noticing any preyot
~ Misrepresentation, OF Mir MLane's speeches. and tos
of others Who have been called by honest ZEAL
~ plain their views to the people. be suppose
MS that they have been unobseryed. We have trusted
his good aense of the public to condemn Practice upo
'e which the coalition have built all their hopes
- success.