Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19

now pobiic'y proc!ainss, like an independent sand
| hooeSt
Bat, Mr.. Gray, it is remarkable that Mr.. Brown
has omitted to deprt cale the consequences Of nl,.
cling power set Of men, SO decidedly opposed ~
the american System as the Jackson party. gener.
/ ally fhe we'll authenticated oulrages violation.
Of the constitution &C. &c. Of the General seem q
have satisfied Mr. Brown that all real friends Of tba
country ought not to support him.-But addros.
you as a brother farmer. friendly to the American
System, and call your attention TO the FOLLOWING
statement which lately received from New Yoree
being part Of pamphlet published by men who
| are friendly to the encouragement of Domestic H.
dnstry. Rely upon it, the hour is come when we
must support measures and not men. Our nre;u.
dces must yield to the real interests Of the coun,
The eleventh hour men of New Castle County .5a
looking, as you well know, simply to their poGtcai
promotion. No man better than you knows tha,
they are set of political gamblers Tney have
their press double manned by two hirelings-oue-.
the Corporal -" 1oho, tell him 10 go 10 heR obe,b.
goes"-if paid for It and the other--Charles
Jack-a man who has had the npndence 10 o,Ipr
himself as candidate for Congress in Palladium,
while he is "A hireling writer for the Dea,yar,
Giazeee! But ! am rambIing--lf .andres Grim
can read the following statement, and still 20 heart
and hand with the jackson party, his ind pemepco
decision, and intelligence, have been much oyer.
rated, and by none more than his brother farmer
AGkiCOLA.
EVIDENCES THAT GENERAL JACKSON AND HIS r1nTr
ARE OPPOSED TO MANUFACTURES
!. As early as 9l9, six out Of seven of the mem.
bers Of Congress from the State of Tennessee. !.
State notoliously unler Gen. Jackson's influence.
voted against the tariff Can any one be so credu-
ous as TO believe 1T was against the particular wish
es Of The Generall
2. When he resigned his seat in the Senate Of
the United States in 1925, he used his nlluepce
with success) for The election Of Judge " bite to
| supply his place who has sInce proves, himself as
he was then kn"wn 10 be, violent oplnlnpnr Of tts
| American system. In tie tea cpreflli Friends OF
the American system place IN power those Who OPEN
iy exert themselves 10 destroy il ?
). " hen III TIE Senasp. iu 1874 Ger. jackson
voted against the tHet2a} tr1teaiosV ,sDAsn,. cot
foa-6aggdig, and othsf papo,tau bfataas. a man
Wciurr, although he finally voted for tie tariff a.
modified.
4. The consnttee of manufactures appointed by
the jackson Speaker Of the la, Cnngres-, consist.
ng ot lacksonans and Adams men, brought in
bill coGainll.. obnoxous detre, hemp, CANVASS,
moIasae,, &C. AMI lnlsrJeient duties on wooens,
winch 'saises were supported by the anttarilf
menifh.r- OF G"ngie-s. 10 make, (as they ayoweh,l
the sll a, bad a, possible. and thus defeat the
wishes OF the iarn,tra and manufacturers. By coin
pelii1g the EeniD-,fs FROM New Ee.land 10 volts
against The bill They were however lnilrd in their
| northern members.
). The leading Iicl:7onft IN both houses Of Con-
sress Nj. Van Dnren and Mr.. Buchanan for in
stance. have asserted that the }.soteetIon a,kediG
| BY The woollen manufacturers would prove bur
then upon the people. witch true friend OF The
| hmeftcan y ,trm can btlirAc in moment. ma
lorlly d the Supporters Of ii1kson voted against
| the nrw taiiii ii both heist, IL Gongress.t
7. MI tbr mriSlbers Ok the i.ousr Gf Representa-
ives Ernn Tennessee, tien8s u jackson, voted
agttp,t The last tartf
| s. MI the ia, kson ne,nbars IRON Tennessee.
Alabama. Louisiana, isenrgii. South Garnna, Nors
Carolina, and Virginia, voted against the tariff
g. On the first passage oi the sae tdrif bill, tina
Whole deies;tioa ftatn ~ Stai,-, claimed as 'n.k.
SON States. sotct against IT, with tive exception O.
) mehbars. ia, Gen. jackson no influence with
~, t.iend, Oh mi, great amt all nporsan question:
Did he write 10 them, aud point out their error !
10. On Mr.. Aallary's amendment, very impor-
tant to the interests Of the farmer and manufacturer
OF the northern States, in conformity 10 the recon-
mendaton Of the Farmers Convention al Harris
burgh, the Jackson members from NJ York aud
Pennsylvania voted with the southern members
against the interest of our farmers and wooien man
utacturprs.
| IL Zen. Jackson gave most eyasive answer "a
the Governor aud Senate Of Indiana, reerrngto his
letter to DR. Coleman. in 1854; which might
have been written by any opponent Of the tariff II
he had been warmly it's friend, and elt as he has
concerning his own election, he would have SAID that
he ''woud see the earth open and swallow" the
Governor and all the Senate Of Indiana, sooner
than give the least counenance to the smallest oppo-
sinn to the tariff.
i u. Nearly every jackson member of the House
!, OF Representatives voted for Speaker whose duty
they knew It was to appoint the committee on man
utactures, and who they knew was unfrlendly to
manufactures which was, in effect, to put into the
huD lGnfl nc + htch
prosperity Of the State of New-York, and the pros-
perity generally Of the eastern, middle, and ives.
/ tern States. =
t3. EAe most violent statesman in the ultra anti1'