Delaware weekly advertiser and farmer's journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1827-1828, 1828-05-01

ton, your committee Wohiu DEB iehfc W iS-
mark that the public and private character
Of General Jackson furnish such mass OF
evidence Of want Of capacity and civil ou-
siness, and of a fiery, vindictive and ungoy-
ernable temper as totally disquality him tor
a faithful discharge Of the arduous duties OF
the Chief Magistrate Of this great Republic.
Whereupon, without occupying your time
any longer, your Committee beg leave to-
sumbit this report, and the following reso-
buttons for your consideration.
Rescued. That we have the most entire
confidence in the purity, talents and deyot-
etfness to the public service, of JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS. and Of the able Cabi-
net which he has called to his assistance in
the Administration Of the Government.
RESOLVED, That we cordially approve and
support the principles and policy OF the
present Administration, which are hottomed
upon what has been properly and emphat-
ically called "The American System"
RESOLVED, That we regard the illiberal
and unuanly charges of "bargain and sale"
with which the present Administration have
been assailed, with utter adherence and
disgust, because they have been made by a
set of unprincipled oliice-hunters, without a
foundation in truth.
Resolved, That we regard the mental &C
! quirements, and civil qualifications OF Gen.
Andrew Jackson as incompetent to the
high Office to which he aspires.
| RESOLVED, That the moral character
and ungoyernahle passions of General Jack
son, would render his election to the Of
6ce Of President, subject of universal
alarm and apprehension.
| Resolved, That we accord to Henry Clay
the tribute Of our esteem for his virtue, and
of our confidence in his great talente and
unsullied integrity.
| Resokued, That we will use all lawful
and honorable measures to secure the re-
election of John Quincy Adams as Presid-
emit; and of the election of Richard Rush as
Vice President Of the United States.
4 Resolved, That il be and is hereby re-
commended to the Citizens of Kent and
New Castle Counties friendly to the pres
ent Administration of the General Govern
ment, to appoint corresponding number oil
delegates TO meet those Of this County in a
General State Convention at Dover on the
18th day of July next.
Resofved, That it be and is hereby re-
commended to the members who shall COM
pose that Convention to nominate a suita-
Bile person to represent this State in the
House OF Representatives Of the United
Statesi in the 21st Congress; and also to pub
llish an address to the citizens OF this State
on the subject of the Presidential question
setting forth the nature Of that contest; the
principles for which the partizans of each o.
the Candidates are contending; the charac'
ter, fitness and qualifications of each; to-
gether with such other observations as may
conduce to the dissemination of truth, and
the right understanding Of this important
and interesting question.
; RESOLVED. That fifty persons he appoint
ed on behalf of this County to represent it:
: citizens in the aforesaid General State Con
vention, who are respectfully and earnestly
. requested to be punctual in their attendance
upon the Conventon--viz:
From C. c. Hundred-Samuel Ratcliff
) Lowder Layton, John Campbell, Georg'
: Walton and Elijah Hudson.
W W. Fork Hundred.-Curtis Jacobs
. Ralph Robinson, John Tenant, VIM. Neq
. and DR.. John Gibbons.
NdDticoke Hundred.-Purnal Tindall
Doctor John Carey, Tilghman Layton
George Polk and Levin Stewart.
Lezuis and Reho6oth HundTeds.-Dr. ]
) White. Henry F. Rodney, DIR. Joseph Marsh
John INVEST and Joel PrettymaD.
I Broad Kiln Hundred Hazard
John Wilson, George B. Rodney, Charlie
Z. King, and Caleb S. Layton.
/, B. Greek Hnndred.-Thomas Fooks
. Kendall M. Lewis, Philips Matthews, Ella
Taylor and Capt. Isaac Cannon.
L. Greek Hundred.-Wm A. Elligood
Jonathan Waller, DIR. Robert H. Griffith
. Isaac w. Copes and William Knowles.
v Dagsboro Observation-Disclosures Dunnine
Stephen M. Hill, Edward Dingle, Isaial
: Long and Robert Morris, (F.)
Baltimore Hundred.-Geo. Truitt, WIN
? S. Hall. Ebe Campbell, Dr.. Lemuel Hal
!; and Ebe Walter.
0 Indian River Hundred.--Joshua Burton
|, William d. NAPLES, Levi Hill, Georg
Frame and Thomas Robinson of William.
I Resoived. That the aforesaid delegate
q shall have power to fill any vacancies tina
c may occur in their respective districts.
: RESOLVED, That it be and it is hereby re
j commended to the friends Of the Admins
tration Of the General Government in thi
County, to meet on the last Saturday in Jul
!, next, in their respective election districts
: at the places designated by law for holdin
the General Elections, and then and Their
n chose by ballot or otherwise. a Commute
Y of three persons to represent their districs 0
: hundred in the General Meeting of tn
D Committees of the several districts or hun
: dreds.
f Resofped. That the Committees from tn
' several districts or hundreds Of the COUNTY
be, and they are hereby requested to NEE
in General Committee at George Town o
the first Tuesday in August next ensuin
e their election or nomination, when an
where they will proceed to nominate and re
# commend to the people County Ticket.
e RESOLVED. That the said General Com
# mittee may adjourn from day to day I'll
: they shall finish their business; and may al
= so appoint Committees Of Correspondence
J, and Of Vigilance for the several hundreds {
s the Comfy,
Resolved. That the proceedings of thi
d meeting be published in the Administratio