Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
ron TIE DELAWARE PATRIOT.

ron THE DELAWARE PATRIOT.
"Cn Aaron Burr who is living, and every other
individual now living, Who either by proof o. suspicion,
involved in urrs treason 10 IN avr OF the
election Of GcH Andrew Jackson 10 the Presidency Hon
10 Misse"
Tic above Icxtrac' from tie Democratic Press Of Sat.
utay he I7,i INST Tic Editor If that papet Bans, has
made tins assertion IN face 0! facts Of aAlch be wei
aware. he has made it Tor political efec,--hopnh that It
may 80 forth to the pubic before the cleo ion takes
place. without being a,icted ana Tits produce
unhsliowed eject upon The ninds oi the reore. y,
know ledge to lie persons wu actually connected
with Barr IN lis conspiracy, extends 10 hltw0; AID tcel
proud satisfaction in saying al le!er Of ien sin
iayo Of the .ecun oiiA neew jackson the pre dency"
The persons alludcd 10 were both residents OF Newcastle
county, i1cl. Ono acied agent for Burr III this
ncishqrtood the cthcr. Of 10 opehcd his house
To i;ui, 70 hold his nocturnal meetings. T. Mt known
what pant he have acted ta draII tt IL is we'll
know u he conttanea fah Gu,r
The iiisthas removed from this state, and Il housh lie
tkcs m ac'9e part IN inefican fors, enough has ueer
SAID to convince that he IN favor Of Mr.. Adams f,
esy member Of his family supports The Observation-Disclosures
OF rm has been heard to express Its Misrepresentation
Ut making ri tn Bur aiaii or political crNf,r,"
observed liz, Err Aaa t design ssAie,er afaa ne
Uhiyn."'
The other resides in Wilmington, and is firm and
jealous ia his s1Ppnf, Of Air Adams
ine names OF both the above persons IN rnsses5or
Of the writer Of Ibis arcleand 10 The fact Of itr ia.n
seen concerned with Burr. he can produce the testimony
Of uia1y respectable rcn;lenien, residents "a Jr,Ana
nd New Castle linndrcds-and that hey Serc s:t ietoa-
Ell, he can prnLure numerous uitnesses
The administrator Papers will no,e this one o. the
passing, Signs OF The times lEp Ii.
Cap: .IyvrgGn.--We should not mention tie
na;ne Of tins individual. had we not been informed
yesterday, by gentleman entitled to the most en-
tire confidence, that captain Waterman, OF l)uxDu-
~, Ii gentleman Of unloubtcd responsibility and
selacitl, who commanded the brig Herald, Ii, he,
last voyage from Boston to Smyrna. is fully con-
yinced ia lis own mind, that he carried Wilnam
gan as a passenger The gentleman wno has
gwen us capt. Wacrman's cplnon tins SUBJECT,
IS Job W. Tyler, OF tins city, who sailed with capt.
Waterman Gu his next voyage, as first officer OF
tile Herald. Capt. Waterman al that time often
mentioned the SUBJECT to Mr. Tyler, and has sine.
expressed his sincere conviction that Mul Jan was
the passenger -Eoston Palladium.
GsneraL Jtchs0n.-A correspondent Of the PHI
ade!pa Mercury, has published TIE following mar
ratiye:
when the British appeared off the Balile, man.
named Blown, a slev.tlnre in New Orleans, mo,
ed to an island below Lake ponchanrain, went on
board Of Tie iice engaged as pilot, and took then
through the Intricate passes TO where they landed.
below New Orleans. This Brown was taken
snort lime after tfird by regular cout. and con
demned to be hanged He stated to the Genera!
that lie ha, wife and six children who depended
on him for support. lachson then ordered him in
to close confinement, and wrote to Mrs. jackson
to take cha,ge Of the wife aud children, to keep
them in her own family. which She did. The day
Of execution arrived Nrs. jackson told her tn
take her six children to head quarters, show them
to the General, and it She did, she might be sure .!
pardon, which was granted.
And this is the man WAC has been denounced by
political hatred, as an inhuman and bloUd-thlrsty
monster