Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15

ior ,'s paper, and our sub crbers in the
their dwelling places will please pay them such s"m5.
they now intend TO have reunited TO us. suns
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Geo'ges H. ~ Pennington, n,-Cantw ellis Bridge ~
er'-AddletoSn H'n S. Bouhien,-Sun,mi, Brs'
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The South.-The following extract from \.
Columbia Telescope, paper published at Column,
the seat OF Government of South Carolina, SHOW,
that the excitement at the South against the r.
rii bill, is among the Adams men. They are II.
persons here, who, through their mouth piece NO
ses Bradford, Esq. are claiming to be the friend,
OF the tariff, attempting to take upon the;nsegss,s
credit OF all the measures useful 10 the country h,t
were adopted at the last Congress- and this attemn
too, in the face of d most open and ayowed ouro.
siton to the tariff by the Adams men during ts
whole OF Of its progress through Congress. Tfsy
seem not to remember, that to the Honorable Nah.
lon Dickerson of New Jersey patriot and JACK.
son man of the first order, and Chairman of II i
Committee of Manufactures in the Senate we ara
indebted for the wholesome amendments ,a|
were made TO the bill from the lower house anl
that these succeeded notwithstanding the yiolcD.
whole bill, and BY insilous mancuyres, striyed to
defeat the measure altogether because it was ca
cuialed to do good to the people generally, az d
destroyed the beautiful fabric Of monopoly vhicn
pe mad built in the air, 70: the woollen manutacto
Ties, in which he is a LARGE stakeholder.
That these people should lay claim to any Of
these measures i. prepostcrous. AT the opening
Of Congress Mr.. Mayor Gales, said that the Jack !
son men would he responsible iar all the measures
Of Congress. They arc tesponsiDle; they are vii
ling to be responsible: and they are willing N
take Mr. Gales at his word at another time. A.
ter the adjournment Of Congress, he said the nation
would be more benefited by the measures of the is
Congress, than by all the legislation Of the pre-.
cedng Ten years.
This s testimony Of some note, in favor Of le|
Jackson mode of esislalinG, and it comes too IRON
the head Of the Adams scrbblins corps.
But the extract below will show. who il is, ta|
is making noise at tins mode of Legislation, and|
when the proceedings in the North are compand|
with thosc Ct the South, it will be seen that We
predicted truly some months since, when we said
that the Adams party did not wish to pass ID
riff at all. They do not make as much noise 10
the North as at the South, but it is only owl
Ing TO a difference of temperament. They ars
more bitter in their opposition, and will carry
their vengeance great deal further, if Joslaa
Quincy is to be taken as sample. And would
any man wonder if it should be hereafter ascef
tanned, that the Adams men Of the North are ai
the bottom Of all this excitement at the South, and
are now secretly promoting resistance to the larA
law, and striving to get up a Southern Hartlo'
Convention We have seen what thcy dare &C.
when the Country was attacked by foreign lOf'
aud how much they abuse and ,illify the grea'
man who beat that foe, and drove him from our
shores After what we have seen. and see ana
hear every day we need be astonshed at nothing
at has bcen recommended thai ext'a session OF Ie
Legislature be called 10 adopt measures to couneracI
effect C this pefhicous IarfiWe see no Sood wns
might result from this proceeding were it carried W n,v
operation The people have the remedy ~ their , Wv"
hands and we sincerely hone they will exercise It, hn''
been recommended that tax of Gy per cent be lM "
The Legislature all northern manufactured goous mp
ted into the State of South Carolina. II ls is te ~
object for which they wish convention OF the iesiI
'nre the money which would be expended TO accohE
u, ~oud be useieSsly appiied Tor We 90 soce'o2 i
that have not merchant among VINO would pe H.
ing TO introduce package II any article when "ou
calculated tc sut the feelings Of those among @ho ~
lives" ~,
i What and is there to be extra session oi me '@S
ture no legal measures to counteract The 1ari
terva!ng leg saticn open resistance in South oa1o
TO blood shetland attempt at dlsanonf Noh"t
make handle Sto raise panic against jackson a"Jr
trendsand to the Admins ration under 'nt 'Tr qh
/! We condole with the Editors of the two ohic's's' r,
weapon which they welding with so muc'i -, u. n
dexerty, is now stricken out OF their hanos-mu n5
may excaim with Sir Joseph Banks "fless are Nv. M
the quotation. They will now have to draw upon nIy
Old and exhausted treasury-and bring again nv .uar
their old scraps from mnsty and misrepTesenen
or the tales OF the Six Mili,iamen-and Harriss oao
perhaps throw off, as their friends are doing in LexngF
Cincinnati and New Orleans, rev EdlIon 0i '''s WV
Hand Bills. &c. &c