Delaware journal., 1828-10-03

in Sussex, the latter as stated above by his visit to
Mill-creek.
The two Je,nmys are still in the field. and will
no doubt remain here until the great fall race is run
to train the colts of New Caste-having found those
of Sussex loo old and refractory to break IN. we
understand one of them says the people OF Sussex
are d--d fools and the other undertakes to con-
firm itby asserting that he could buy All their votes
with $4,000 The funds probably can be better
expended in ". York-and thus poor Sussex VIII
be left to pursue her hcadstrong policy, which
will be likely to result in a ma ority OF 800 Tor the
administrations Alas Alas poor Sussex--how
often did we enreat YOU to come under our wings
but all to no purpose Now we are ruined, and
you are aCeH enough.
We have been informed that the wealthy compa-
nv who purchased Gilpns mills on the Braudywlne,
with an intention OF expeuding haV million at
least in additional works, were lately heard to eX-
press themselves after this manner, that depended
on the evcnt of the PresideaiiM election Whethcr they
aouM carry their Original designs into e1eculon II
the present Administration were continued, they
considered them pledged TO the .3mcncan oysenl
and that it would be then established ON a basis
which could not be shaken. But if jackson should
come in with all his southern feelings and southern
friends, the case would b. very different And yet
with such evidence before their eyes there are per-
sons even in Wilmington, Ito say nothing about the
County, store keepers, mechancks. &c. whose
livelihood depend, materially on the success OF Man
uiacturing who are to be found on the side "i JACK
son Surely such people are their own worst enc
nies-ths they will find when too late, II jackson
should be elected, and the IarT rcpeaied-When
the Brandywine and other manufactures are aban-
doned and half the houses in your towns are tenant
less We beg you to give the subject one moments
serious consideration before you vote.
t,,uo pftncy In
receive and give the earliest information OF the re-
suit of the election therefore request that the re-
turns of Appoquinimink and ST. Georges be forwar
died as soon as possible to Mr. Daniel Corbit e.
Brdge-those of Pencader and Red Lion to Mr.
Hall Red Linn-those of w. 9. Greek. Mill Greek.
Newcastle and Brandywine, to this Office.
requR particular of readers the conuni
cation Of - vo ter and The lHet M "a Of sreG q in sased ra, a
Suts County we bear any remarks the general Tement
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the and character OF the a
A. believe, his
aon ow properly let the facts ihow to boief
lie would b. the omot oppof
opinion delivered Bayard i'll the preiere of Gencmen
will vouch h authenticity, hows the Eight which
pretenion military civil Offices 1t at pr
election In onvcion with gentlemen OF Il
Feerap the quatSa off General Hamilton for the Penc
fdd Government like he dfrided Yfoh
er rnems % apt.g nif.ay mar e an 9t 1 pIrs i4, 4,
of this e an and Ststeinan who perfectly nnderood Ms me
although iohtlr,
eminent Experienced Sman, which Gen. Jackson
torouly is