Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

esA'e4ueA.o "As, we were defeated --Nov 1,
case is, and the result will be different D
pie have had time to reflect, they have had + Il
eyes opened by the enormtics Of the men n n. 4
they behold the institutions Of the countrv
died, they see the constitution threatersJ
treasury opened 70 the vile purposes Of an elect,
eerlnS cablhet--they perceive that the measure.
the administration are injurious to the rat.
that its partlzans in Congress have made at,,ns'
to leslalate for one section Of the country 4 !,
injury OF another. and they perceive that the,r j..
lie servants who have bargainej t,em,4Ive.
power, are intent only on preserving that nov.
guided by ambition, and blinded by selG.h,.,,
they rush forward, disregsrling the interests o
people, ard acting in open violation o Their IN
they disgrace the country, and alarm the friends
liberty.
The people see also that to a Jackson consre.
they are indebted for those measures Of generaIut
est, which will, as far as they 60, benefit all aUkp
Among these measures we may class nationals
rltt, breakwater, appropriations for internal m.
proTenients, payments to the old reyoutionsy
soldiers, and though last, net least strict scut,
into the public expenditures. the detection Of grOs
abuses, and determination to compel the men
power to rctrench.
These things have appeared to the understand
ings Of the people in such an unquestionabe shap,
that they no ungcr hesitate. they no longer bo.
down to the charms OF name, they have brOks
the BOMBS Of old prejudices, and for the sake al
their country united in one band Of brothers, e
solved to preserve principle, and to place the al
ministraton Of our government in such hands al
will direct it according to the principles which
T have elevated the nation to that high destiny IN
which the present incumbent found it. The Deo
pie assembled at Christiana on Saturday, impele
by this one common feeling, laid the basis Of par.
/ IT, in such concord aud lmony, as give earnes!
of success, they Will build upon it beautiful fab.
rlc, against which the waves Of corruption may ro.
in vain and though the tempests of i'll gotten powei
beat aganatt with mad fury, it will stand firm as
: the rock Between fonr and FIVE hundred persOHa
{ attended, and throughout the whole proceedings
nothing occurred to disturb the feelings to li.
tate any one. Each seemed to be Influenced BY s
wish 10 benefit his country, and all seemed deter.
mined rather 70 have things done right, than 70
contend about the manner Of doing them
) The meeting was eluquently addressed by t3
Hon. Il. M'Lane and George Read, Jr. Esq. The
sound argument, inte.sperscd so pleasantly viii
the happy wlttcisns and keen satire Of the latter
: gentleman gave such a charm to the whole scene
as delighted every one--and at the moment Of id'
juurnment each appeared to think the time OF depf'
ture had arrived too soon.---Good order and so5t
ETY. prevailed throughout and at an early hour eS'
/. ry man was on the road towards his home.
Post .Naster General = There has not been foult
we believe. any administration pres, sufiicent!
q lebascd to follow Bnns in his attack upon tn
officer except the misnames, I" We the People
In that paper Of the 2ist, there is great groanlG
!, because Mr. Mclean viii not prostitute his ofho
to eleconeetlng purposes. he Post Master aa'
his friends ought to be delighted that these two p
{ pers dennunce him.--It Is tht hest evidence
his exalted character, the purity ~ iils iatfntlon
and OF the patriotic and faithful discharge Of v
duties OF his oilicc.--SaY what you VIII, DO W01
yoawlii-.thc people wili, at 40 very distant DAY
Z make John Mclean Of OHIO, President Of the eh
ted States The wiH IF The peopla has recoae
this in the book Of fate time will dcvclope u
i I" Some Causes Of Reaction. ."-Tlis Is the ca
i ton to ten paragraphs in the last Journal Wl'
are all true enough, if we read J. @ Adams y
stead of Gen Jackson, where the name OF INC =
ter occurs.
We have only to say to the Journal thai osa =,
the causes of reaction are given, it will ue uV.'
to satisfy his readers and himself, that lhefe =
reaction. The causes will then &c more ilkc''
be understood. How is it about reaction az ho@'
Ask Sussex what kind Of reaction IS taxing Pa