Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
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TFIE SIX NIELTTTANTEN.

T. TkaE SIX NIEIITTANMEN.
WHY the character Of General Jackson and his family end
mined TO defer he purity Of the elective nchisehas part
'"e IS. settled policy Of the present administration.
as n howeer their dhonourae
the newspapers which pay Government, be
AIKEN Of them tey disregded leave impression
FORM when they are SER oh with all the display
'e honest unsupec,ng ycanr who from their retired and indus
Tous habits not likely be Of information tina,
hem once detect such base attempts upon ereduy
honest and unuspecng farmers and mechanics find reply
accusations they naturally conclude that General Jackson his
friends arc " unworthy Of the confidence their fellow
men whom they feel and know have management
hefs ce not only co but against erprsed decided p
IJ efe0ple.
We believe therefore duty every good man. who may be in
pubic stand forth and undrccye his fellow
character OF all admit has State
vice. from the malignant attacks Of political envy
s universal excitement when the people about making
Mr. Adams have with unprecedented purpose
eoemp and deron of the feelings Of large proportion Of
Sir l Men deserted post Il; time Of danger and ho ere
m a ces and the justice and prope Of which
aeqed un tbs People selected Andrew Jackson their
mat they might The feelings and blind for the judgmen,
their fellow caens they have painted collins this ndo have
poey concealed material and have told
ped by falsely hat boldly declaring the world that General Jackson
induce them under the influence Of momentary
c ;ndq The man their choice nu hy viii be mistaken
he always treated his like Friend Father, regretted
win their that ne much like WASHING
roS in the Of Major And'c The Eosishmen branded Washington
1.essa " the same way that The Adams men no" brand
But argue plain alsehooa bat merely
submit cti5ens Delaware proofs which, have
us to the solemn judgment which do this
dying effort Of the Coaiton
We verify believe and declare that the Coffin Handful tissue Of the
most unprincpled aners and base iahood invented
character In support which desire submit facts
Judgment candid puoc without the feelings
just Indignation against the authors Of such moral and poca depray
We wish merely
nan common honesty every onouraee man to examine The following
PROOFS n his conscience he thinks Jackson guilty charges
WI" be- h, sas s s dn j. s' IN v mn we se,
lown his country counys
has been charged that the militia which the six militia
belonged had been summoned into for the OF three months
leave the aud that hercupo General Jackson Immediately had them
tried Court Martial Tor muny, and shaud tia, these
ecuted after the declaration
We will nov show
LIST That these aatd for he Of sir months.
Cd Ia they the ringeders Of mutny Of the most threatening
character and at Of great peril 10 the and nation
crmy b1t of militia officers, aud from their
4h That Gser cS'a had authority 10 set aside alter the
'eEce Of he Court iata grant pardon to tose
the time Of the nscuin these and that hot had not ceased
That drafted Tor the of six months
following letters OF the Secretary War M
Armstrong, the Governor Of Tennessee and to General Jackson The
order ct Governor OF Tennessee for the draft of thousand
General Jackon and the
mel piPkin, The Commander Of the detachment
The Secretary Of W.a' to Cor Bloam
Sn You authorized supply by militia d'as volunteers
any deficiency which may nnd
may ycu Exceency should General
ON such can Judge
The attainment OF public oaje;ts have the honor &c.
HIS Exceency the Governor OF Tennessee j. ARMSTRONG;
And again. the ss OF January 1914 he wroie
had Exeencv letter ohe 9Th inst.
letter will anticipated inquiries relative
deachmens militia. Paymas Army will
the who have
vice from Tennessee
very respectfully Exceny
servant (Sigued j. ARMSTRONG;"
Nj. Execleucy W BIousr, Governor Of 7sasssss
The Secretary Of War to General Jackson
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