Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-31
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IN, hn.M Basinyss. II ne editor OF the .im,r
ican quite angry with Mr.. Jonathan Russell
because he presumes to publish his correspon.
dence with Gay daring the Client negotiations
without the consent OF the latter gentleman
There is some reason for the futterlng IN III,
camp of the coalition. MI Russell was most
cruelty sacrificed to the seilishness of Mr. CLAW.
during his former discussion with Mr.. Adams
But anothe, reason brings hm forth. In the re.
ply of the Jackson Comnitte at Washington to
Clay's book, last winter. several statements were
made which necessarily called forth Mr.. Russell
IN his own defence, and in explanation Of the re-.
latuns between HIM and Clay and Adams. which
heretofore were imperectly understood But IL
Is quite amusing 10 hear partisan Of Clay and
Adams talk about violating the sanctitv OF pri-
vate correspondence y Did not Mr. Clay violate
that sanctity in the publication OF Carter Bever.
l,s letter? Did not Mr. Clay violate il in the
attack upon Amos Kendall !:
Yhe Alarm Of Charles King is ominons Of the
utter pros,ra;ion Of Clay and Adams. The Sc.
cret espondence at Ghent' will show the sin.
sular character of Henry Gay in its true light -
The implacaole hostility which existed for a se-
ries OF years between CLAY and Adams will now
ne presented in the broadcast colors 70 the aston
ished public. The attacks, the incessant, bitter
and vindlctive attacks. made by Clay upon Adams,
previous to then corrupt coalition, will be revealed
to the world The people will be shocked at the
secret Career OF those men, who. in 1925 cheated
them at their rights. The materials Of which tn.
present Administration is composed will be shown
to be OF the most discordant character the moss
revolving natcrials.the most intriguing poill"
eias which ever yet diss aced the councils OF any
country.
All this, the correspondence now to be disclosed
by Mr.. Russell, in his own defence, will satlSlac'
torlly show. Matters and things heretofore only
seen through glass darkly. will become as sls,'
bic as the sur at noon day. 1t Is to be eapcceus
sure should call forth the attacks OF Mr., Russels
enemies. He will no donDt have to "rncounte'
the scorn' of the coalition, but as the great body
Of the people have encountered over
braved the . scorn" Of the famous coterie oi par
gaming politicians, little importance will oe at
tached to it, were il even Of the inefable" KIND
Oh but says king,' Mr. Clay has gwen W.
Russell 40 provocatlon" He has given him pro-
vocation of the most serious and grossest Kind
When Adams attacked Russell, his friend gay
deserted him, although he had it sufficiently ~ NY
power to vindicate his colleagues reputatlon.-
Clay sacrificed him TO his own esosm and sel'
tishness. Mr.. Russell was always really to colns
out, and heretofore he only Whiting TIL '"s
Hunt SANDER should be put to rest.
HP Since the above was written, we have re-
ccvsd portion OF tine :. Gnent Disclosure" ifom
Washington II has most intimate conheSo"
with the attacks made by Clay upon Adams W
the W estern States, before they formed their p's
sent noly coalition. The whole IS important any
will demand the serious attention OF the people
Noah.