Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

elections were commencing no true and liege jack
sonan for moment lmaglnea, that the visit and the
elections had any thing in common.
But reverse this picture. Let Mr.. Clay, impair
Ell IN health, as to the eye OF every one who now
looks upon hum and who had seen him before--he
obviously Is-enjoned by gentlemen of the highest
medical standing in the country, and wholly uncon-
nected in politics, to abstain from application 10 bu-
siness and travel letMr Clay seek in conformity
with their advice, to regain his lost health--lost
malnly in ir,lnons application to official dn-
ties ;-anh sragtiway he Observation-Disclosures a-
dcrs wiI! excuse the word-it is the only one that
is applicable to The ,cts--by every Jackson paper
in the Union.--'' The travelling Secretary - The
peddling ablnet" The ''arclr lgner and guam
tits oi such choice phrases are banded ABOUT from
ono cn, of the nation 10 the oyhcr. II Mr.. Clay's
journey be to his home ami State, it is for the
purpose of influencing the eectiop.-lt 1t had been
direct to the north, the east, IT would IN Ike man
ner have been, 10 gain or to secure proseiytes-
II he be received with enthusiasm and make a CRATE
tul reply, he is nwmng to the people. I'll he pass
quietly and without notice, the people despise and
nave deserted MN. So OF ar. Adams. the Presi-
den;nt all men living the most transformations. sum
pie, and discreet IN his appearance, habits, anu man
n~rs--i. he he recognizrd the streets. or at hts
hotel and ch"ered by his fellow citizen his few
brief words Of thanks are ricu led cold and wan
ting IN eioqnence. The Richmond Enquirer, re-
ctived to-tlay is quite iaceous for one OF ITS sa-
turnlne cast that President should have BID his
jirents in l'hil,tppha 8 eopd niaht :; and actually
'scnt ertd, with the ASSISTANCE, we suppose OF some
lp"nia-sor OF languages of the vicinity. that those
words appear 10 approach nearly IN signihc"llon
~ ~ nYiUession bon soir used on some occasion
NV me French King. The erudition OF the dsscov-
rty i only excecdeh nv isl pleasantly If the
| President pass through tins city. not only without
nj, parade, but seemug To avoid all appearance OF
s,,. occasion Tor ii, it j., announced as significant
Ii.".t thai the corporate authorities did not walt
.i4i,n hin--as though If there be- any thing in 1t
VI alt moi the chic Inag!sracy OF the n'on, Wert
COZ IL s!ich case. the dlshonoured parties. Again
o,rn,r 10 the appointment OF the Secretary OF W ar
tr. i}arhuut. as minister to England, +. b. PORTER
Of TIL state was called to the department, an;
lbs in,n,etiae attendance 1T Washington was reqnr
cd The call complied with and now. whe
IN temporary interval in the business OF the de
pavimpnt, the Secretary returns to Newly ork, I
arrange and put in order his private affairs, and !
prepare for removing his family TO Washington nj
too under all these circumstances, is taxed with qn'l
ting his post for ceclioneerng purposes. thus ev
or, movement OF public men connected with tn
administration set down by the Jackson partisans
as uhuen ed by political--they call them c"rrnI
--,s,oiIves whlle. the corresponding movements {
the leading men of their party, are tor pleas
, urc aud innocent recreation.
n finer.