Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-02

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neh administration men IL that quarter Of Tho GU
remarkable Tor their hostility to the American ny
he eminent Jacksonias, are, indeed manv ,da;
ton men known 10 be also IN the other gates ~
ern people being practically strangers N a@ quill
industry, attach no Importance to any sort Of ahn
labor 81 slaves Their IDEAS Ut political ecnpon, .''e
derived from Adam Smith and other ,.ore,;oai cea
and considering the different tariff laws vLel S n'Vf
enacted by Congress- 10 have an injurious Operation m
hcess we present excitement among them need crn'
no sliFpi|e; feel no dppchcnsions, however MI i &
end ~ any Ting erios They may murrnur and cnnn,
trcaen aud buster, Tor awhile But lat wi, To al 80
erhavnE gwen vent 70 their tlscnnicn H. ans ~ dsn
lions, they will settle downm quctness & s,bmi; in %
which they have no power to change yia ,. ro"cg
South Carolina {. here the excl enc II Is
as any other emiurn. lacksonian the south lns .Ie
gwen danper TO The insubordinate spirit which Ia
ITSELF among them Aud viii him uni'cd .le wscss
more prudent citizens, who will cling TO The union i.
the rock on which their best hopes tor safety mi NV
rt''yare founded Bot suppose they should not hayr h.
tclent Influence with their less enlightened and ess W
Hcctng brethren, 10 suppress tle symptoms LC rhel
which have appeared, ard civil war should ensue "
sor of tisne, thnk you, q Adams wcul,l act in @
dnctng IT on the part Of ME United States goyerues'
OF hat avail would be his skill in dipomacv so r,nc ~
with little JUSTICE boas,ed CT BY his parzans or II
way could The learned lore, with which his mind isya,
be made 70 contribute TO successful Termination NJ
ste Of tirss 50 much to be deplored who SO Il "a
be ~ Il head Of The government General Jack T. u
10 his military genius and achievements, adds civil tue
c-'ions pclnred by long Of experience il ya,.
cvii cices, the duties OF Which have in every psaf
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Jackson vested with the executive powers, would carr
with II ~ influence and an ave, which might COMMAND
the SUBMISSION 1T the S0ullcrn people, il did mn, s
their dIscoutents when the authority OF Mr. Adams ,l
has no popularity among them in time Of peace 4 CON-
nucd III The presidential Chair, would be spuned Al ana
dcspsed. The respect in which hewoul be held usyle
anticipated from the conldc Of the governor Of Geopl
= his late controversy with tYe Untcd Sta'es abor he l.
dian lands within the limits of Gcorla, and f. ON the ns
offered to the American representative Rio Janrro Il
. the imbec'lc insignificant emperor Ut Bia1L
i Some men We're Born to lead aud rule, Of wlic' mn
Der, am disposed 10 think Mr.. Adams is not one N
trie deGgned hun for neither civil nor military clor
tam. Ills ,aens and accomplishments tit Inn ohy for nj
isl cral functions. Nor can he be said to be
l'ed for these How feor III his point Of view 10 Prl
lin or Jefferson Yet IN tbs aeity with The constitute,
- {; laws in. his guide :. with the instruction III supe
mltnE and conrog his discretion, he might lave CONT
nued act Win some credit 10 himself and benefit TO liz
aaticn. Hnt when he WAS elevated to the Presdca.l
CHAIR snd grasped tic scrper Of tie Onion il his ban1
. his powers we're disrroporoncd aud united 10 The awEl
" trust HIS laundering, mpridedt administrator has nroy
ed Whit assert Ia What his paizans expected Him ts
: 10 excel e'e he has mos. failed In welding the rows
=" If tie Goscrnment, he has not been content viii boa
as ned him b, The cnnrtituon He has claimed The NV,
y ro.atlTc ot appointing foreign ministers, without the co..
! sent Of his constitutional advisers the Federal Senate :
81 and has told tile National Representatives that they or
not 70 be palsled BY The will Of their constituents. AccGs
I'd ui beng amJnarcst, hc should not Mus have sLOsn
: the clovcn op. Common should have tc,a,et
y HIM. 10 administer the government lis own principles
HIS inaugural oath, and duty 70 the people, whose ch4
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~ that he should 50 administer IT, 1t would. least has.
furnished his friends ~ilh TO urge in favor Of his
e reelection. Pat knayes are cunnng,Ley ale hot wise
q In this character he deranled jackson Of the honor tie
Il people intended for hum and insulting b. a.sir
them, to give sanction 10 the wrong Yes this arOhc2
t corrupt man-ths uslrper OF anocrs rghtwho all I'll.
4 fnc'lonarles Of THIS epd5lc has been best rewscelr
u his services, woald second time deprive It's most ua
e Gus OF its citizen, and greatest beneactor, Of ds.
r. ton which though mcrltcd, has no, been 3oughtby him.
:, hut " honorng hn with WHICH, his fellow Citizens caa
d IN no Other way cmphacally manifest their gratitude
e for Tie good he has done hm and the they
y an OF lis exalted worth. this end, he, and lis lime
II rsn cabinet have from the announcement Of lis admin
y traon been actively interfering N the state elections
u u purchase friends, the patronage OF the Government h
: been sanculy lrostiuted 10 this end the oO gates
10 of Islander have BY his par,zans been cpened upon h'
g competitor Nor have u cir cslunnes been confined u
" i'h they have been eAtencd 10 his female connections,
" who have been Is unnecessarily numerically uGseG
IN into the contest As 70 touch him in the tendcre par;
u as i 20 lacerate his feelings . the i put
" his soul 10 the most exquisite turures mother has been
" dragged IRON Tie gase-hc wife Of his bosom has heea
torl from domestic repose and bcth acid up 10 pubre
~ view, have been assallcd with the ylcs epoaces-'
. Ought candidate succeed, promote whose elccla
81 SUCH unmany, unsencrou', end uochrstian means are re-
y sorted TO- Fellow Cizens Of Delaware think hear sp'
- say, no. Then when you repair 20 the polls al inc Or
2 neral Eecnn ~ October nest hestow your SURFACES o
III Legislative candidates only who viii pledge themselves
vote Tor jackson electors. ANDREW GRAZ
III DELAWARE PATnIGT
=; n Mn Error The painful solcitudc ha''
~ felt and continac to feel, il consequence Of lhs
n petilous situation in which " our deasest rls0's
in and privileges are placed Induces me TO peF'lg,
re in my correspondence with you. feel myss'
Ut actuatcd by virunus zeal and am conscious | a|
:, advocating glorIons cause. Acting IRON i'I'
Of aud solemn conviction that such is the fact sha
IS, proceed from time to time, as suitable occasions
IT may present themselves, to disclose my rar'lci
no views and feelings relative to the moInehtous su
in icct which at present sgitatcs our beloved W.
he bleeding country" The community at TINS ,'"'
On is divided into two political parties the 'acns,
man and Administration or which is synohy " .r'
ny Mc Rsnphl;c,n NH A,i.toc,,tic nartes. Ite