Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
CADETS.


There are host of them in this State looking for
ward to be promoted to the Governorshp, all said to
have strong claims, founded on the promises of the
acrc 7vorkers. At the head of the list stands Doct
A. MLane, followed by Col. Whiteley General
Caldwell, Senator Ridgelcy, Polk, Paynter, &c. &C.
on the Jackson side. Some of whom are Originals,
and others Elevents. If the Elevenhs continue to
rule the roast heretofore it is probable either the
Senator or the Doctor will be shortly put training
for the Fall race. If the Originals assert their
rights, which they noe seem disposed to do, we are
inclined to think Col. w. will be again brought for
ward On the part of the Administration, we hav
ing no pledges to redeem, free to choose, the
man best calculated to promote the public good-ths
man, we hesitate not in saying is the unbendng
| HAzzARD. He will not only unite the strength of
what is now called the Administration party, but will
draw over many of the original Jacksonites, should
they any longer be denied their rights by their cru
el task masters. We have heard the opinion OF
number of the best informed men residing in all
three of the Counties, and they unitedly concur in
giving preference to Mr.. II. and also in the opinion
that there is no hazard in relation to his success.
The Gazette is out upon Judge DAVIS, hammer and
nail-the offence charged on him is leaving Newcastle,
on Saturday. and being at Dover Monday from Which
Mr. Harker iners he must have travelled on Sunday 1t
the Judge did break the Sabbath by unnecessarily travei-
ling on that holy day, would be among the last to s-
fy hmor screen him from merted censure But we nave
no evidence that he ddIIe might easily have travelled to
SMYRNA after the Court adjourned Saturday, and thence
to Dover Monday morning. Besides, reGrooi comes
with very bad grace from that sfdewho does not
member the abor ove performed by certain tonoraoie
men, as Senator's stes.Attoey &c. at sundy times eay
ing Wilmington and n Castle for Sussex on the Sabbath
previous to the electonsf these are not safe pre-
ceents they are honorable The Gazette furer al
The
ton with the appointment Of Electors and that such con
Duct sis scandal to the Judiciary and IT persisted M
will be folly to look for justice in our courts" Now doe
e Gazette man forget that hitherto the Judges were gen
eraly chosen Eecorsand wlhe pretend TO say el
acting such rendered them incapable OF spshsb
il ce-tlid it render the Chancellor ncapabe we see NJ
good reason why Judge should dlsfranchse hse mor
!, than any other man.
II In late number Of the Delaware Gazette, the Edo
io declared it was false that Col Jack edited that paPe
the last number he virtually admits the fact and has thu
bv his own showing put the black mark upon HIMSELF
Having previously much of the disingenuty OF t
man. we did not expect that he would now alter his cours
bv admitting the truth we supposed he would as usu
stumble over the disgrace which attaches to nun, by I'll
Of low epithets, and by stunning tne pol-@s so a
rlad however to observe symptom OF returning consc
H. BUSINESS, and hope may tend to repentance ana
ment of life, and arrogae to ourselves much crea ls
having administered such wholesome medicine to the Vi
zettean produce this state OF convaeence ana
OF are growing sanguine in our hopes OF pel,ecl
rs covery There is no denying the fact tilat u
,,e little man of the Gazette has editorial masters won
rather use the aduisers if he'll per1nit) and tn
IT, they have paid citizen Of philadepa h tor attempting tenn
raise the credit Of that paper which he foun sunk SO 10
rht that it could not be done, while the name OF arker
ant on its head and he abandoned it. doubt not in DISCUS
The interrogaories put by Mr. Harker belong to
- predecessor answer We have no hestaton howev
in answering them, and answer to each OF them
'li- simply, candfdy and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we are
es- der no fears of having to retract.
all The admission of false statement (owng perhaps
b in Mr. Giles to loss Of memory by the Gazette has saw
us the trouble of proving it, and we leave the edtor
W his medtaons hoping at the same time' that they N
ard produce such convictions, will lead to an honouat
course of e and greater regard for candor than he
on brretore evnced which would indeed give us real p
r. sure for the little fellow has many god quatles' and m
he can be cured of his bad habits do honour to
oe state Representatives. Gouenor or Printer 70 GonS
was for which latter station he is certainly as Wen hed
on D8 at least We led to these personal matters
ling the pee hint the last Gazette under the head OF
ward Of Editors.