Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-29
National Nomination.
PEOPLES TICKET.
PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON.
VICE rnEsiDESr,
JOHN G. CALHOUN.

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earth to gree that masonry should be used as an election
eernC eugne and this account rs well rs oes So re-
mote ffcn, The scene Of The eictemcn Soi up IN Ne"
York for tie gnoblc purpose o gNing The 'oe o' ta'
state TO Mr. Adams, have eselolorc leifainea 'oh az
,ertng to the subject. We shall not now dsca' upon y
We have copied the article from the Enquirer, mol because
masonry is the subject oi II bu & Show to what miserable
shifts MY Adams vii Gcsscrd for The rcrpeuat'"n oi h's
uovcr We al C much mistaken il b. is not ha So naso
na,wits andng he has chosen 50, he mott at all events
il Is known that At Clay IS one, and las believe been
ra,d Masi,r Of the Grand Lods Of Kentucky he has nat
bern ayere 10 using Il lie hes aided, creating the
Morgan excement, for political effect We will net say that
he has injured masonry by that means has long a
stood the powerful attempts Of crouaed demasognes To-
fear any thing from the Vaccinations Of his master and
himself That the designs OF both these men have been to
annihac masonry well as heaven and earth, IN tle
achievement Of their ambitious wishes, is evident from all
they have done in this matter Ii IS then PLAIN, that nos
only the political institutions Of the country to be broken
loun and destroyed, in ordeto astea The CHAINS o ser
ude upon us, by continuing these ~ power, bnt t
oldest, the noblest the most vcneiatcd institution among
men, one which has seen ages pass a"ay Hoods rs'
and long forgotten volcanoes vom torth 'her hqnd
fire, is attacked by them in counenancnG tool ISLANDERS
agains, it, indeed with covert pottngs against it that they
may rise Supreme command It's RUNS. AS swell might
pair Of pignics undertake dash the Andes mo the Pa
cc as tor cm {. their tools undermine institution,
which has bid defiance fire and sword to the rack aud
wheels Of the mquslion, and through ages stood up is
proud pieemcnence, and smiled in pity, AT the INSANITY oi
those, who yanly strike az It's heaven bound citadel BH
men, Of whom at least is mason 10 act wIh
this madness adding the last proof which Can be asked,
Of their determination apos,aze from every faith, and
betray every friend in their ambitious dcsgs 10 ensave
the country. This will yet be seen-and produce re-
action powerful aud uyerw whelning IS torrent
That the combination will be defeated every day Affords
US increasing cydence."-Dcl Journal
~ this word F." combination," Mr.. Bradford means The
peop the Jackson party. That the people have cca5ned
preserve their rights, Is true that they have combined
get rid OF their present gacelcss rulers, least they dcs
troy the government, and build upon its ruins arso
cracy. also this the jackson party synony
with peope combination. Now let us examine the
evidences that induce r bradford to state that The cum.
bina,on will be defcatcd 1t is apprehened these eyi
dences will show that the eorl1aon is in fact this
ment dead, 70 any hope they may have of continuing
n power longer than the 18th Of March, 1929.
This first evidence that has occurred recently. upon
which the Adams men Try to hang hope. the Louisiana
election IN that state they have succeeded in electng
ther Governor and two members Of Congress; while the
jackson have elected member Of Congress and
majority Of their friends in the legislature who will send
Mr.. Livingston the Senate Of the United States leaving
far asregards the ate elections with
them, and regards our future prospects triumphant
in the electoral vote Of that state for Jackson.
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reasoning The jackson canddae for Governor was per.
sonab'y very unpopular Shilr tho Adams candidate
very POPULAR and his personal friends among tie Jackson
ans did not choose deser. him. especially they be-
lieyed him better qualified fill the office than lis op.
7onen,.
Mr.. Livingston lost his election to congress because the
coalition, took good spread report that lie had
left louisiana. return. lie had been absent some
thing Than ee years, and Tie people chose vote
for resident citizen, ard naire, and they elected Mr.
White. Mr.. Gurcy elected by Jackson votes in
addition TO many others, hundred gwen him
in parisi, which made lis majority ony Sc over Mr.
i Sandcis.
In Mr. Rrents district, The only place where the Jackson
question strictly tried, Mr. oycon eecled BY large
majority lin. These facts together with tie declara-
lions OF intelligent politicians ,e spot induce us 10 say
that there be doub, Of the electoral vois of Louisi
going for Jackson by majority of at leas, 1900 votes,
When the lime arrives for e.ecng the electors the
non will be fairly taken between Jackson and Adams il
will be free from all local ncumb and VIII ere this is
the case there can be no doubt about the result.
The rext place from which Mr. Bradford would nv 10 c,t
evidence OF de'ea~e suppose Kentucky But here all
hopes OF the coalition hang hair They have as we have
for Ing lime beevedthey would succeeded in eiccup
Their Governor by most wrechet meagre majority one
winch shows to all rejecting men, that the doom of The
. mnisiraon is sealed, with seven seals in ,ba state ~
n have The testimony Of the