Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-29
Eati0ltal .H0nination.
PEOPLES TICKET.
President,
Andrew jackson,
Iice President,
John C. Calhoun.

condition Of thrg-s likely to he brought about in this
State, that every oagt drpecate it is that
bids fair To des' Al the better feelings OF human nate
burst asln'r lie bands that b. ID society together and
lei loose t., aud overflow e the most malignant
ntolersnc< 49, press, that engine Of freedom and Of
the bes fi:, NJ Kan is EN- 10, ed in splitting the venom
Of pealnna cor uner Of political party, the pri-
vte f-el Of men BE- lngscd into party 'ess ard
the y.nce, wich hes lack courage nfict by hon
ltc and open NJ, npoh each c,her is to be
.reaked upon private reputation, by anonymous scrblers,
through he medium Of nublc papers. In other parts
Of the country hs degraded and lcenous condition OF
The press has existed Win greater or lesser nagnancy,
according to the desperation Of The cause, apparently to
be subseved by it, bat had hoped most sincerely that
homes instead of getting worse, should be disgust
ed with the dcgcnerated examples from abroad, that We
should improve But the hope vain, delusve transit
tory are about be launched upon otroubles
where he pillows Of party spirit to be rendered terri
BILE by personal hate the sword of private discord is TO
he drawn from the discarded scabbard and private reputa
ton is be sacrificed upon the altar of party vengeance
The question before the people is that does not de-
mand any such to decide it /; ION them nothing
required than that untiring vigilance, BY which
alone q cir tights be maintained, and their Liberties
preserved Their first end paramount Objects is. the secure
enjoyment Of life, liberty, happiness and reputation In
tie pursuit of these blessings they ak no sacrifice Of pr
vae character, is the individual right of each public
good does MT require that any should be robbed of
the impartial and Just investigation Of the public conduct
public men all the people desire, and this it is their
right 10 enjoy
why is ii then, tina, the presidential question is to be
a., hen NJ inyre
that have no bearing upon and long since retired
from public HE seek that repose which is not 70 be found
in the hustle OF politics. dragged from their retirement
and held up public view in all the disgusting defomty
that malice and bes can crea'e individuals of exempa
r, lives and public fnconaries of unimpeacabe integ-
rty are msenresented in their most innocent OF patriotic
Actions and every arce is resorted to, thai can in any
manner burden This question, with extraneous matter as
well for The purpose of binding the people as to answer
the private aims If an ambitious few
1t is hoped most relgonsly, that he people will not
suffer the mselyes be led from the really before
them BY such articles, that they will not allow the prejud
dices which a rbad press is calculated to engender, 10
hwart their judgments but that BY signal evidences ct dis
approaion they will frowu all such attempts into oblivion
and visit the authors when they are known with just reI-
button, with public ob!oqny for themto put an end
to the system of melting down private character IN the
crucble Of party contests by rowning Indignantly upon
The tools who manage the types.
The question to be decided by the people at the next
election involves much of the principle which actate
the wings of rs and which during the dark period Of 9S
WA found able to resist all the Vaccinations of the reign
of terror" that ought be canvassed by itself To pile
upon il others Of local character the resort of the am
bilious who find in it suitable opportunity to sefaegran-
dzenent The private wishes and nordnate desires OF
;pl;vdu ought not to be allowed to influence it, and on
" such discussions useful tend to strip it OF all to-
reign dross and present the people in tssmples form
In the elevation of Jackson they have guarantee of the
blessings of the constitution and good government the per-
feet preservation Of liberties, and system Of inter
nal nocy that will make every part of the country rejoice
in prosperity Manufactures will be protected, internal
will be carried into the bosom OF the wilder
ness and make it blossom the rose" agriculture will
rear It's depressed head, and smile in plenty, thousand
hills viii be whitened by grazing sheep, and commerce
cad its prosperous sails upon every sea- under the pro-
,ec,ion Of The sarspangled banner This but out
line of what will be, when the people triumph over their
rulers And this the question for them to de-
cdeahether they will longer submit to be ruled by set
Of men, tia, they have chosen, who have barganed
themselves into power, VINO manage Ue coeerie VI 6o-
verrmen not for the benefit of the ruled. but for the ben
eft Of the rnlerss
Vsce from esern New York In the town OF Jrn''s'
Seneca county, the Jackson ticket succeeded
majority, SO votes
In New Fane Wilson, and Somerset Jackson ticket e'ec'
cd throughout.
In l6 towns in Nrk,r county Jackson TICKET speceeo'