Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-16

All hail the sovereign majesty Of the people.their will
must be obeyed.
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The E'ieais IF Nr. Clay. wen as Mr.. Clay himself,
claim fur him. the envIed appeation Of father of lie
American System, and internal Improvements IT they
mean that ti and slang grounds for suc claim then
we have nothing to say against IT, But il deeas be tie
foundation upon which they rest, must ask, to have
them pointed out.What has Mr.. Clay done in point
Of Internal improvements, than say something
must be done for the poor West" What plan did lie
ever submit for benelttng The "poor West" or the
rich East While Clinton and others were doiag he
stood in ement, looked with wonder HE stipend
Gus enterprises they had set on foot, and only talked The
time has come when the people will look a mans deeas
and not his words, passports 10 their favour They will
not ask what he saysbnt they will enquire what has he
done This enquiry has been made respects Adams AID
Clay--The answer s-Ihcir conspicuous deeds
prised III schemes for their personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
in acts which strike at the root Of the Of hben
deeds of deadly hostility to the rights Of sufrascna
RIGS OF depreaoEs upon the charter Of all liberties
these not the deeds which viii rake President Of
these United States
Jcss0as Creed We have published to-day in another
column, letter Genera. Jackson 10 Doctor Dickson
written in 1e0i.Among all the accusations made by his
enemies not has We, charged the Ameacan Circin-
with being cargelng, with any want Of honesty
This letter. then, although written nearly thirty years ago.
may be looked uron as containing compressed view Of
his present political principles. They such
sure republican object ,o:--,hey must find re-
sponec IN crcry mind truly Americanzed, and call the
attention of readers to the letter, as being the best
rroof Of his political sentiments which We can offer in
small compass 1t viii be read will! pleasure by every
oac devoted 10 repubicansm.
"Among the numctou, complaints received during Ike
present week against jackson deputy psmasters,
a, Whining Del. where send about 80 parels)
presents ilagrnt abuse of Office. subscriber there
informs us. that during the last month! he has only re-
ccved two papcis.-lhey have been regularly mailed
here; and the fault, is than propae rests wIh
the Wilmington post master, Who underst and is be
holden a Jackson Snator, for his appontm e, and is
consequence completely under the control Of his pa
iron.
The above article is in character with ali the ISLANDERS OF
the coalition is taken from paper at Washington cal
led ave the People," of those vehicles of abuse,
which ens sink deeper and deeper into the mre of in
fanny the cause which mady falsely and sanderously
attempts to supporlhcrc so many such papers as
this in the ranks Of the coalition that it is wonder, no
matter OF surprise that the sinks rapidly. The
best earth would he destroyed by their attempts
aid it. The article above is about like all that appears
IL that raper-it is false in every word oft The editor
says he sends thirty papers TO The Wilmington Pos-oiiice
we TO say he does not serd halt The number
, We exchange with his ave the Peope."-and among
all the papers exchange ls', not one comes SO r
regular as this Sometimes for three weeks have
seen one Of them; anl then if 10 make up for negli
,ence III mailing them at Washington, get two Of liz
same date We bar that in uture-oac is enough in all
conscience.
This attack upon our fos office is liberal, ungene
mani, and macous--Wc undertake. 20 say there
10 Post Master in the U. S who is correct III his Of
L Gce or who strives the rnblc, by gid
c performing his duties than Post sister, N. &. William
! son-Hu Mr. Williamson is not the Tie man intended Il
be Injured ny this a',ackI; is designed as cowarl'
~ stab at the chief Of the Post office department II is in
u tended to make it appear that Mr. Mlean docs not keel
the subordinate oces in proper check for any de!n
RS oucncics they may guilty ofanl this IL done in re
ycncc because thu, nleman is ton honest too much
Is republican, permit his department to he converted
like the others, into lectioneeiins machines How tuti
and harmless is this malicious lio! Docs every
e in The country kno y, that there siich
ii The head OF the Post office before lie stands uron hi
a, principles and they founded IN virtue Ike is ont
il the reach therefore, Of these barkers who the NOR
ID yindicve because they cannot bite The people kno
IT the value Of Mr. M'Leans services TO them; they know
ri tia, he has ddaned 10 the patronage of his Office t
e ecc,ioneerng purposes, and they will hot fail 70 rewar
st An fer H. When corruption stalks unveiled all acour