Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26

General G,vernmentand hat we win al. honorable
iand constitutional to promote the re-cection OF
John Qlincy Adams the Office which he now fills with
$50 much onorto himself and benefit 10 the country
Resolved That we cordially approve Of the nomination
)of Richard Rush-bat eminent statesman and friend 10
manufacturesfor the office OF Vice President OF the on
ed States.
Resolved That we entirely approve of the nomination OF
Mensey Johns as Representative TO hs re
ELECTION to the station which he has filled WIN SO HUGH
satisfaction to his constituents.
Resolved, That the following persons be commute ior
the purpose of experimenting the arrangements OF the
friends of the Administration Of this Borough prepara
tory to the ensuing general election viz James Can
John Rice, George Harris John Price, Andrew Thomp'
son, Henry S. Arc6s Peter Gaski, William P. Brobson.
Wilson Person. Samuel MClary, Elisha Huxley, George
Wnslow, Samuel Robinson, Edward w. Gipin, Benja-
min Johnson, John Wales zba Ferris, VIM = Richards.
Bush, John F. Gilpn, Samuel s. Grub, ana oamuei
Stroud,jr.
Resolved that the proceedings of thsmeetng be signc
by the Chairman and Secretary and published in the Ad.
papers u '''' p''J JOHN WAY. Chairman.
VIM A. MENDENHALL Sec'y.
The above committee Of superintendence, requested
to meet the house of Ezra Lamborn, on Monday even
ing next September ~ W. o'clock Punctua attend'
ance is requested,
Extract of letter from Charleston, S. G.. 10th aug.
1898, to Gentleman in Wilmington.
Several cases ct Yellow Fever have occurred Wltnn tc
last III daysDeahs 60 hours from the commencement OF
attack Alarm general that all who can remove are do
ing so Packets sailing 10 the Northward are crowded
with passengers This City has been extremely hhy-S
deaths from Yellow Fever at Suivans Island: Persons
took the disease in the City,"
i Citizens of Wilmington " Be ye also ready" Your
Town. at present. needs all your care-Your Police OIL
GERS should act instanter e.. l.. :.
A VOICE FROM THE BATTLE GROUND.
The votes on the 9Th ult in the parish of st.
Charles Louisiana, which includes the ground on
which the battle of the 9th Of January was fought,
we're
For the Jackson ticket 6
Administration 30
Ten to one against the Hero'' on the spot of his
greatest achievement, shows the opinion Of his civil
N'''''''' ''"''' 80 . ''' GAINESVILLE Rep.
/ CHEERING FROM THE VEST. =
Observation-Disclosures to the core--as safe Massa>
chusetts. "
i Kentucky-Gone from the Hero, hook and line.
Indiana aHrgh-Nessrs Test, Jenning, and Blake, all
rnls OF the administration it is understood, chosen
Representatives the congress- They send but three
Governor Ray, elect, is said declared himself for the
Administration he received answer to his lets
tier asking information of General jackson, as to what
course he would take on the American question.
Missouri is doing rveH--Mr. Bates the Administration
candidate for Congress- ahead of Mr. Petts, the Jackson
man, AL They send but member to Congress-
Ilinos-From this State, the returns leave it doubtful
whether Mr. Duncan Mr. Forquer chosen to Congress
As far general politics concerned, tits believed that
Mr. D. is for the General, and Mr.. Forquer against Mr.
I'D the present member, and enjoys personal popuar1'
lty which makes him stronger than his party 1t is quito
robable therefore, though the is for the Administers.
ton, that he has been re-eeced-Aat Intel &c @ ~