Delaware journal., 1828-11-14


In the House of Representative VIM. Morris, Esq|
was chosen Speaker Wm huntington, Esq. Clerk,
and Mr.. Vincent Vandever, Serg at arms.
In Senate-Presey Spruance, Esq. Speaker
Charles Marin. Esq. Clerk, and Mr.. Joseph Fleet
wood, Sergean-at t-arms.
The Electors were chosen in the Afternoon Ses-
sion, and are David Hazard, Esq. Doc John Ad-
ans, and james Candy, Esq"
The Gazette again-To the remarks we made in
our paper of the 7h, respecting the charge that Mr.
M'Lane had said that there was no bargain or cor
ruption between Messrs. Adams and Clay-and the
slight notice we took of the vacating editor OF the
eleuenM hour Gazette, we perceive column OF nom
sense in the last number Of that paper intended as
reply.-It is no reply:-and has little reference to
our remarks, and none to the main point-Mr. ~
Lanes declaraton.-on this the Editor is s''ent'-
perhaps he has been advised to say nnhng upon th's
Iteuder pojnt. We should not doubt but Mr. TlIane
considers defence in that paper the surest means
of rveting the charge.
We are in some degree surprised, (though wei
are prepared to be astoaished at nothing which ai
pears in the editorial columns of that political sink,
that the fact is denied that an editor was brought
from neishbouring state and pa'ed over his head:
this is so notoriously that we pity the depraVed
bardhood of the man, who makes the denial /; ano
we perceive in it only the evidences oil 80 con-
science scared with red hot iron." we never
intended to convey the deathat the changeting hao
:. editorial advisers''-but we intended to be under
stood as saving that we believe he has EDITORIAL
MASTERS Men who command him. who compel
II L uhn nf he
|despise him for his servility and syeophancy
Wew,ll content ourselves with putting few in
lterrogaories to him, and if he dare answer them
Fl we will make him the witness which shall prove
Gsebood upou himself if there be any truth or can
dor in him -
Vase. j. Jack, Esq of Philadelphia, at any
+ time EMPLOYED to edit the Delaware Gazette?
= Did C. ]. Jack at any time write for that paper
g Did any of his writings appear in the editorial
t columns with the usual leading and BREWER type
=, and other marks Of editorial matter?
/. Was C. ]. Jack paid for his labors as editor 0
e the Delaware Gazette and did he not receive ont
!, hundred dollars per month
Answer these questions as you please and theI
: we will give you "A dose Of our medicines, tina
vou and those who command (or advise, if you'll al
he low the terrn) little dreampt Of. We are extreme
lp y sorry to deal so harshly with Mr. Harker or
"a desperate cases require desperate remedies.
b-l Our friends will see by the features OF the eectao
III nezus to day, that the strong Proba5y is in favor
90 Jacksons election. We fear the military mania ha
&C. |oyercome regard ''to superior talents, INTEL
HI cod md
70 our most gloomy forebodngs be realized. the pee
nr pIe Of Delaware have the consolation to reflect, h
he they have had no agency in bringing about the ev'
,er which may visit us. We hope however, in the s.
cal duel. that the expectations of General jackson
ny friends, and the fears of his opponents may both
disappointed
The Bucks County Intellgencer mentions tn
ich Samuel D. lngham, Esq. is in favourable way +
as AS recovering.
of We are still without official accounts from Ne'
=, York. The most probable result IS that there W
div be II votes for each party.
r.s .s Mary1nnd-our accounts from this State IS va
as ious. We shall probably loose the votes OF Fred
h rick, Allegany and Washington which leaves but
lui-
ns- M,ine-Here it is said we have lost vote, viii
! a we regret, for We are sorry to sec a dscorda
on vote in the land of the Pilgrims.
ate
,ol. II will be seen from our foreign advices, that
not GREAT public mind of Ireland, is greatly agltate
ny the display Of great numbers. the reconciliation
# factions, and the display OF green, are evidences
ion. agitation beyond what Mr.. OConnel contemplate
The and OF the ueepes' n'po'': pan;sd a.. spp, hv
and that this Esns''' As''A'oA A'' "'S