Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
A TRUE PORTRAIT OF JACKSON
In reply to the Virginia Ant-Jackson Address.

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credit through virginia pa pcnsone phrases tic
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have nothing
which appoe the present administration could hope sec
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yeaosly defend against the DESTROYING hand Of his rival"
H jackson the Choice Of the People,
far sentiments, Mr. johnson proceeds
accuracy general belief Jackson
people; doing which, he falls What lgan call ricious
And happens accordingly that the only reasonable part Of his this
point what he doubtless thought aviz positive denial oft
He endeav~s rebut the objections which have widely prevailed and
completely established the last election by mepesenng them
@ legs themselves command the cards by stocking hec
last election him to be the choice of the naon Now, the fact
friends General Jackson have done thing They conened and do
MAR preference decisive by the than either o
was the duty of the representatives of the people when they estimate
and me ovebance preferences for his
against hmseiThe further maintained that when the right choice
which had the process, should have had
ration the second that in several the states where Jackson
drawn Mr. Johnson describes election popular and the
ee and he admit that the which advanced the from
candidates and left popular will operate Jack
SON. Adams Crawford Their delegations bound
They
SON. Adams Crawford the Kentucky delegation looked their polls they
jackson the popularity Kentucky proved General Jackson stand before
Mr. Adams Mr. Crawford They knew that OF their body preferred
were favor his election and that general IMPRESSION resting
oun acts existed that he next to Mr. Clay in the estimation the
These upon could found faithful
u0n at the time and they could leave doubt that they made the will of The
e events has evolved others which confirm that conclusion The
% Kentucky Missouri and Illinois have proved ncontestay what Mr.
e was improperly Disappointed by their representatives, That 49, the
who elected Mes Daniel Yance Chiffon Lyon Duncan and Bates
The present Congress- know their will well Mr. Johnson does
Mr. Clays guilt in relation to tile Bargaia
The charge corruption which Mr. Clay fixed upon himself and his flexible
nds the last ecionune which Of them painful obscuiy
ne himself wtes splendid digaceMr Johnson arms met by