Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
COMMUNICATIONS.
For THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

For THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
TO THE HONEST UNBIASED CITIZENS OF DELAWARE
a few weeks ago the = Del Gazette" announced
that important communications would continue to
appear in its columns.--fhis annunciation caused
many to believe that Mr. I1arker had made arrans"
mcnts wish his masters. some other persons. in
supply his paper with quantity Of Jnsnnnus and
untrue matter, under tha Eeati Of COMMUNICATIONS.
believing, presume. Tat he people % Delaware
bad no more sense t!,ai! u believe all they mi hi
say, true or false.
AbJut this time. il i said, Slmu ! IIa.ker en-
iplo, Cd, or impaired from .nuhcr state notori0u,
Jaca, as cali han LaW ye, Jack. for the FHr
pose If .aii-htenu, the banightel Deiavarlal>,
wt,n ~ hp hanestt .! thrf hearts. have resoi,rd 10
sJprD:t Mr. Adams. The Statesman. for President 4
at who this sad .jnch would brguilp if possible. 10
support Gen. Jack-un.the Warrior, for President
ihe-. COMMUNICATIONS, the Signatures Of
1" Bck:asDn.' = a Delawarian. &c nc. Nc. ought
~ he examined by every. DraNaran. As they contain
the ,lrwS and principles Of the leaders Of the Jas Il
son party in THIS State, communicated through the
Bel. GaHettec and its jack will, at present, only
take il .0it, eve views Of each, for the purpose
| OF exposing their scheme of dcceptiun-.fhe com
muucatialS s,gnrd :. a DeIawalian' takes excep-
ton, to tie Resolutions Of the Administration State
Convention. am, 10 support these exception, wna!'i
make the peaie believe tpat y arro', Wr,e TIC on
| Is great man aud Pl,rintS, That ever lived ms
4 =" Uei6Uariaa" my frllow ciHens. would have YOU
believe that 10 u." IRE trustworthy but Military
iaen- Pau.e, reader, aud ponder ihis we'll Are the
jackson men thu, earl " jndavcd @ come "nt AID
asuw thew drlet nlsHatlun. to intNiuce a military
Government. instead oi the mild. peaceful cons'ltu-
focal one which has thus far conducted u, along N
prosperity and happiness
The communications signed . Dickinson" leave
the mark of the ;. Brast"-Ehpy are anti cons,Itu-
ito Every reader that reflects knows this-the
writer kruws that MIR. Adams was elected canstitu-
tonay, and yet this :" Dickinson" would, it posi-
BILE, make the honest people Of Delaware think 9th
erwise--0h g Aicknson," il YOU had the honesty,
of John Dickinson, Esq. who was fol mery Govern
Of our State and one Of the trainers of the Cons
? tuition Of the u. States. you would out and say
you have been sowing fatal doctrines among the
people.
. There are various communications the offspring
it is said, of this Jack -but some suppose the lea
J ders Of the jackson party who wish to carry tIe
!, point at any hazard, direct the movements of liar
ker and Jack.
u But fellow Citizens. their efforts wont all do I'll,
: gond and virtue of the people. have sealed thu
c doom Of Andrew J4ckson,-an will permit him t,
= remain in his :. Hermitage" as long he lives
r Delaware is sure for Adams by 500 10 1900 votes
y and Newcastle County slmws symptoms OF throw
7 ing off the Jackson yoke--and ranging herself uu
s. der the banner of Kent and SUSSEX -Let every ma
:, examinefor himself, and am persuaded that Their
70 are few moderate, and vrtuous men who will nu
L support Mr.. Adams and Kensey Johns. Jr.
re "A Citizen Of Delaware.