Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-02
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minister's are advanced
the road political preermen. this
pride gsass cupdny and gene
rates false and mistaken notions Of as Such things
& and every measure Of government will have for its primary object
patronage the viii
object and then brought bear section Of the
times be
being able TO discover whence the blow proceeds.
M and now passr before The ewes Of an asohed nation hn
10 Adams President the United States Henry Clay
pca,edy named The Of Mr.. Adams
mater how 10 The viii o tic people hostile to he If
the country because IL his promotion is ae depend And
objecta
any right Adams apar,
cion ire elected M through the influence Of the
Do you not believe that Mr. Adams is reelected Henry cy will Sc
Even New England lately hostile Mr. Clay
ana r ibis p And 'y you ao p
Adms s pesn Of these United States "ressw that his would be
And did not Mr. Clay when he declared that voting for Mr. Adams
about to ace The line saceeson and take his seat on the
We repeat doctrine presidents this line fcabnet
have alarmed Asdy do hear grayey
insisted that no qualified for the Office Of Presidents unless he be
skilled 10 Diplomacy lie must have taken certain lessons; and passed
.0 %'s BE w % n s foreign
words he must have taken his degrees etiquette have bowed
minister or he no, at qualified President actually
man And will not this result the exclusion from
sycophans Not talent age but the
possession Of certain ceswe might certain Office ard that
procured by bargain and management will be the test Presidential qua
liGcatons.
Fellow armour. when
principles boldly We with hrmness and
section country Mr. Adams and his inhuencen
Wide bounty, dependant
Office and cmo against as the
country The like
saapon suffer ourselves hon shall fall
cpse that future day when our strength may have
able Ourselves Of enemies by prosing with
cent in enc common through every
s Union and The " should oa 60 a that W.
dns broken and the foul stain its eorrupions
election Mr. Adams because we have no confidence
lin his political principles.
ae of taught the lesson that
The k can do no wrong After The sns G m we're we're. taken
favorable opportunity occurred for political advance when
falsely denou iced Them country
se honorable minds could wned the
GLIDING MS a.ner What think you who
the sworn and putting his foot his neck
&c ,ramaog him in the dus Such unworthy OF confidence
hold him. look in vain for thing
political Theman who sacrifice his friends and his paen
for will sacrifice his country he can break rope
IT'S Since his pretend poca governing principle
self could induced that oseGuiou
sery an independent sovereignty and
md lime wien the Of hazard, far forge
tho dignity responsibility his Ugh office declares that he felt him
recommendation the President thai ne s ne RE
sde other And oiurher his wss
has himself obury almost question OF high ma
wears ago no man found Whsr
excited by the question OF further protection domestic
topic Before the new Congress TALL was well known
subject would be brought before the House had been
and the public Prints people had talked they had ed their dele
had convention shugh from the states and pre-
N 5 pcion 10 Congress publicly Mr. Adams
r whose duty Congress mporn
interest did degn one uora on The sn
ad protecting manaacu He had recommendation in ia
or the System He lett to fight it's own way nndsr h