Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-12

taking the same ground and expressing their reliance
on General jackson for The overthrow q that poll
Icy which hts been sanctioned by proceeding Admin.
STATIONS. and is supported by great lnYority OF
the people. 1t is the policy OF Pennsy ivahla' OF
New jersey of the State of New York, OF the
Western States, which these editors look to zen.
Jackson to put down. 1t is the policy which mas
at this moment stricken deep alarm into the bosoms
of the legislators and manufacturers otGrea britain,
and induced them to predict the uninterrupted pros
perity OF our manufactures which these EDITORS as
|sert that General jackson will terminate. Inc
|question, therefore becomes question ofmeasures
1t no longer Jackson against Adams, but 1t is VINE
Their Internal Improvement and Domestic Manuac-
lures shall be cherished or abandoned whether
we shall proceed in our present rapid course OF
prosperity or whether that course shall be sudden
lly arrested whether we shall consume our own
products and fill distant markets with the surplus,
or send hardearned capital overtime Atlantic LOT
the encouragement of foreign artisans and opera
lyes, and suffer our own to langush and tall into
ruin : and ALSO whether in time OF peace we shall
Iprepare for war, by opening the avenues OF inter-
course between remote sections OF our Union, OF
by neglectng that wise policy leave ourselves IN
situation in which, in case OF war, we must be SUD
jected to the inconvenience, injuries, and expences
which the last war brought in its train. The New
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lions on the course of the Jackson editors OF that
city
These open denuncatlons of the manufacturing
interest are emphatically drawing the lines between
the two great political parties and unless we are
egregiously mistaken, thousands 0oho care talu'
|about men, will become the strenuous advocates io
measures. Can it for moment be supposed tina
Pennsy lvania, New Jersey, and the other great man
|ufacuring States will be necessary to change o
administration and to the election OF Generai JACK
son. 7ohen 1t as cap, ess avo9ed that one OF the lea
ding objects is repeal Of the Tariff, and with
lIrawal of protection to domestic industry-the We
nv policy for which those States have been conten
ding for years Let the opponents OF the Amer
can system be assured, that more than three-ourth
of the people of this country are in favor OF manu-
features and it is madness to expect that they VII
support any man set Of men, from political con
sideratons alone, contrary to their interest, feel ing
and wishes.
The Stateman, of Saturday, resuming the suit
ect in consequences of the declaration OF the Ne7
York Epe,uag Post. that Gen. Jackson as TO be SUI
ported on account of has hostility 10 the .4mer1cdm oys
Item, declaration which ought to be sounded fror
1.-The Hudson to the Missssppi-uses the follo"ir
lst more explicit language. There IS no doat
that this language harmonlzed with me tone
public opinion in three -fourths of our States, an
with the tone which public opinion israpdly assun
j ing in the other fourth.
AS it regards the Evening Post, it is but an act
Justice say that the veteran editor OF that Pap
y has pursued consistent course throughout, WI
respect to the tariff, and he now places his oppo.s
ton upon fair ground. He considers the protecttl'
of the manufacturing interest completely, dentite
with the Administration, and frankly acknoUedg
that General Jackson IS to be supportedto Preside,
on account ofhis on hostility or at least ne host'sl
Of has party, to the .amcrican System. In this shnl
let the question go to the nation and we are will
to abide the decision. If the people of the Unit
he States are prepared to surrender policy, whl'
was adopted by majority of the last congress- al
he of which far experiment has not yet been mad
if the friends of manufactures are ready TO aband
their own principles and their own interests iro
political motives and attachment to men, we ha
r. not another word to say in support of cause, WIN
is believed to be identified with the substant
wealth, independence, and prosperity OF the cou
try.
From the National Advocate, August |,
rnYrTCTANA ELECTION.