Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-29

oe case had The presidential question produced H..
suit. We have however the consolation t., loo,.
those cases where that question determined ha voo.
nave succeeded. Our Lieut. Governor is elected 49,,
hafe majority in the Legislature The new co....
wh therefore be held in check. lie will not hay ~
controlled use OF the patronage of his Office to corru-
n"y me people. The Legislature will keen lin, ss.,-,.
ana atect Tie use and prevent the abuse Of he
All intelligent polttans, agree, that when tho el..
To be voted for, when tie question will bc narro.,
TO the two presidential candidates, when i, il sr..,
all local bearings the result will be lare very ,,,1o
jorily for Jackson. "'-'
These are the kinds of Increasing eyderceu uLi,.
editor of the Journal has told his reader, nrova
Yea. o' he c"mhinallon This IS the testimony he o
,e me pnDhc 10 SHOW that, VIC are 10 have conlppsr
of the present administration. Can be suDoosea 49,
believes what lie writes Is it no, evident th.t ia ,
this "ho'ce," merely impose upon the less ntrr,s
hs patty, TO encourage ,em to excl oss in our apnro,
elec'ion' lie spposes they will run with the tide .,t
means 70 deceive them the auod His na,,v;. -.
pd'y ebkng 1Grs will be taken at its flood. ant ean
country to inltunc
Perhaps 100 it may be pre.cn,ed that Eiaos and ,t
att rl hope tor the coaition-f they are de,ern,sD w.
nope, against hope, they may class these states uih M
other evidences Of sir i'adfod they arc of the same
ciuSiue kind
indiGaia also affords he same sort Of Increasing o.
dehce." Dr. Candy The jackson cantlina,c for toyer
is 1859 votes ahead Of Coy. iay, who because he dec
Just beItTe tile election lie wished 10 be consider NJ
Jackson candidate has taken many hundreds Of be ~,
son votes from The regular candidate Dr lsnby. rheL,.
is huN pytrr rec, untu 4 h.fa 81,
cd Adams votes "a, we'll those OF our friends
We suppose ha: al, the calculations made by the &l~
ties founded upon lie same sort Of base, uh he ~
dc!ccs we have been noticing. II his be The fact we,.
sc without hesitation that Mr. Adams will not ret ,ycn,
r"tes b"t @ Ae'0 England and We doubt very much If he
gets one beyoudl The l.csanIes
correspondent If the Delaware Journal r sneaks ,s
Mr. Lamer, as having been formerly favourable to Mr.,
Mans We haze no authority io saying any hing upon
ts subject, but We will say that, believe Il Mr. L. hat
ever formed any favorable opinions OF Mr. Adams they were
completely changed, has been The case with thousand,
OF his countrymen, bv Knowledge Of the corutt mean;
used in placing him the clair u s,ae lie mry not form
cry have thought we'll of General Jackson-nis was lie
case also wlth thousand Of those who are his warm a
Gates now ! but who upon more clear development s
80 S"ANei az" iua1heaioHs, are constrained 10 SAY As
sa mu Gu better man than his present opponent.
But speaking from recoilection, We believe it NAV be
said, that MIR l. took part in politics until ,le prese
awful crisis, called him to stand BY the side o. his country
and her rights. ifhe inclined favor Adams in 1874
he certainly took pains let it be known nor did e
make any eAeron @ha.ever al he election, if indeed lie
voted al AZ!
Ills ins 1cus inannaon of Mr. r. is one Of that sort d
small matters, which ahile it intended wound the feel
lngs OF gentleman, can hare good effect with ans
party. Ii is Of those Little aails which is very easily
seen through, and which needs only to be seen beMr
feriy appreen-d We have doub, il Mr.. Lamcr
even 10 think Of this thing all, lie would wish Nj.
much JOY Of this yAl.ent production.