Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
GREAT TRIUMPH.

Louisiana leads ne pdl The Jackson charm is
broken in Louisiana where it supposed to exist
to some extent. The friends of the administration
are IN and lnng--the combination, headed by the
honour Of " the Louisiana Pack are broken--dc
seaet--yone One effort more, and Kentucky is
free-Lousiana has proved herself the leading star
of true republican Independence, and shown her
destation Of the trunpeters OF bargain and intrigue
against honesty, talent and republican virtue Let
her forever be remembered with gratitude Nlisss-
sipp, Indiana. Illinois and Missouri, we hope, may
also make a like success sul effort to break the let
Sers which military despolism would rivet on them
Give them but lght--politca Highland the result
cannot be doubtful
Our prospects are brilliant-our hopes are brilliant,
and the Justice of our cause. gives full confidence
of glorious result. The long faces of the jack
son men, on the Avenue, are quite amusing they
begin to open their eyes, and see all is over with hen
Instead of talking politics, they put on grave face,
and enquire what the Russians & Turks are doing /,
SIS the grand Vzier at the head of his cavalry yet
And what damage has the earthquake done IN Peru!
What steeples are thrown down, lives lost /? As
to the Presidential election they begin to be quite
indifferent about it. .PeuUre General Jacksoa"!
said Frenchman, Struggling up his shoulders" |
guess he's done for.' SAID Yankee" wshl had
INV bet back said dapper New York Jackson
NAH. No wonder the hands of the Telegraph
struck" said hatchet-faced fellow, SrQecs shoe
achich Way the mind biows!
From one thousand to thirteen hundred dollars.
we understand, is due to these workmen for wages,
who have no other dependence but their daily labor
for support and without punctual payment must
suffer great inc0nvenience-in many instances
great distress THE iabourer IS Worhy Of his hire
ana if the Jackson stock be exhausted. and the cred
j, the Telegraph sunk low, that to sustain 1T. thu
iabnur of iourneymen must be matter of speculation
is fair to disclose it, 50 far as facts bear us out.
We The people.
From The american Daily 4dvensser.
Extract Of letter, dated New Orleans, lit
July. 1928.
..Edward Livingston, one of the Aids de Cam
and confidential friends of Gen. Jackson during tn
British invasion, has not only lost his election,
the next Congress. but his opponent, Judge White
will probably have to 600 majority So much TO
the Generals eectioneering campaign to this cit
last winter to train and drill the good people OF h
State which, instead of improving his prctention:
tons of his tyrannica proceedings towards the LIE!
stature and the State authorities, including Judge
Hail. Dick, Lewis. Mr.. Loualier, and MIR. Skipaca
President of the Senate at that period Of terror
This visit has completely opened the eyes OF Il
Louisianians. and turned the whole election IN
your of the administration candidates, both for Go
gress and Governor. and you may rest assured, tn
the State will give its entire vote to Mr.. Adams
has only lately been ascertained by the confessi
of the Generals own friends, that he has been
negro trader, though we don't condemn man his
Iv IN this slave holding country, for traicking in
eroes. vet all acknowledge it to be degradir
grovelling occupation for candidate for the Pre-
dency
ii will send you the election returns as soon
they are officially made known"