Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22

md dates. and circumstances, which 10 human be-
mo can deuy avith truth. And they have also SEEM
stlepsth. the same character given to the General
bv many Of his present supporters, and now est-
mate, truly, the causes Of it-namely-the hope
at the time--of their own promotion as conse-
quence Of his.
A. These men have obtained more full lnforma-
ton as to the materials OF the Combination"
They have learned that many Of the leading sup
norters of the General, in different States, are in
auenced by no national considerations, butby those
manifestly Of personal character.
s. Relative to the Administration and its mea-
sures. these men see that documents prove them to
be vastly more worthy of support than their oppo-
uens represent them. Figures and facts testify in
preference of the powers that be, over any thing
which would be likely to follow under the M'Duflies
of South Carolina.
g. The bargain and sale story they have seen fully
| put down--and even by professed opponents.
Now, it is not strange that thousands and tens OF
thousands, seeing these and many other things at
whic, we cannot even glance, are asdently engaged
nsupport of the Administration; though, formerly,
from the limited and partial view which they IN
fortunately had Of the whole subject, their preju-
dces led them, for the moment, in contrary d.
rection. We have always known and always said,
that many well meaning men are found in the Jack
son ranks and the evidence Of it's that after they
have duly weighed and considered both sides of the
question: guided by facts and love for our country,
they have conscientiousy determined to respect the
General for his military services, but to support the
Administration which has proved itself to be as wor-
thy Of it as any that has preceded. Those can
did, enquiring men--not influenced by passion, sec
tiona prejudice, nor seeking for ofice-Other good
men, too, are opposed to us-but knowledge, and
facts and reason from various causes, have not per-
formed their just Offices.
But what would our vile eleventh hour jackson
men in Delaware, have us do? Why, gentle reader
they would be much pleased, if we would not in
form the PEOPLE low much and how oft, aye, and
how bitterly they, themselves, deprecated the cleo.
ton of the General. They would be gra'iied, if the
public should remain ignorant of how much more
violent they have been towards the General thar
many who have uniformly opposed him. They woult
rejpce, if it were secret that they had uttered
curses, loud and long against this "hero of two
wars" They esteem it quite uncivil that they
cannot be considered good, in all respects, al
the originals, who spoke and acted when there wer'
few to countenance them in this State. They woult
like to be placed on par with those men who onc
had, from their partial views, some preudces agains
Messrs. Adams and Clay +; whereas the circumstan
ces are totally different. The latter were lookn,
for and ready to be influenced by, the best informa
ton. They obtained it and acted accordingly Blu
the eleventh hour Jackson men, FOR YEARS
gave jackson character for which there can be III
apology Was it from crrcr? What proof hav
we that their views of the Administration are no
equally erroneous Was it with view of njurin
his prospects, and attracting the people to one who
they wished, might succeed , What proof have W
that the same reason does not operate with then
in their abuse of the Administration
No, gentlemen, we cannot permit you to stand o.
apar with those we'll meaning men who were ono
prejudced, from limited views, against the Admin
istration. knowledge has been of service to them
but not so to you. Unfortunately, tits known ths
you have personal interest in this matter ; and
was this personal interest which induced you, at
time when success looked much more 6attern
than now, to join the combination, your old expire
slons, and writings, and publications, to the col
trary, notwithstanding.
If your bed he bed of anguish, remember yc
have made it for yourselves. Its horrors are no
excrutating. But who will be able to DESERT
Its torment, when in October majority Of one tho
sand Jreemea shall say--you have been weighed al
ound wanting2
OUT AT LAST.
For long time we have been puzzled to imagine t
H2use, why jackson Dapers have held hope I'll