Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
A TENNEssEAN.

! This name which should be coupled with nothing bit
gaiantiy and honor has been lately prosuted the vile
purposes OF ssnderng and caumniang the pride Of Ten
nessee the darling Of the people, and the benefactot Of
the nation.
These numbers over the lpuden,ly assumed harne Of
:" A TESSEssEAN," have been ayowed by certain Dr,
armstrong 10 have been written by him. The jas6 for
some, il not all Of hem have been acknowledged to have
been furnished by ANDREW ERWIN, Of Tennessee,
The character Of these and their may throw
some light upon his matter.
Armstrong surgeon during the late war, under
General Jackson and has been shown have been base
poroon and to have skked from his duty whenever there
any danger Such man, Of course found favorn
the eyes of Gen jackson, who served his country all
hazards Sighted by the General account of his neglect
OF his duty and his cowardce. this reptile has cherished
hatred against him which has been ranking in his coward
y bosom till it called into action by that PERI JURED
SMUGGIER Qndrezo Eruin Who is ERWIN? He is q
man who has been convlcte by Mr.. WRIT the Atorne1
General of the United States (who in this city) Of
sugghng negroes ino tie country and of PEFJURY-he IS
the father of the ppoted Postmaster at NasfYilIe3
in opposonto to the remonsrance Of nearly the whole Ten
nessee delegation in Congressman there spy
era Jacksons correspondence, ch there is Zoo much
to believe he has taken liberties wh-he is the
father of JAMES ERWIN, who married the daughter Of
Mr. CLAY, and who engaged with him in the snaurs
CLING and perjury aforesadhe is the father Of the no
married the sister Of that Judge riiarn, of Tennessee
who wrote letter TO his nephew in Virginia, which was
shown about privately, in which Jackson charged with
having been concerned with Burr which we are prepared
whenever it shall be charged in way deserve serious
notice, to shuw is false and caumnioushe is the who
came TO Washington this winter, past and lived in Mr..
General Mr. Writ, with smuggling and PERJURY.
Let readers mark the connexon between these
mics Of General Jackson. Clay and Erwin connected
by the marriage Of their childenErwin and Williams BY
the marriage OF Erwins to Williams sster-and Arm
strong is The tool of Erwin.
Erwin furnished Armstrong with the materials of attack
upun General jackson; and knowing If he remained in
Tennessee, he would be suspected, and that he
became Suspected the credit of these caImnies would be
eroyed, abroad, by exposing the character of him
who furnished the materials, he off to Washington
and the numbers Of the Tennessean while he is
away Armstrong and Erwin however, are found out ands
e characters exposed, their stories lose all credit.
But Etwns vlaihy emily be equaed by his unconuue-
ae yndcveness, and leaving gton for Tennessee,
Just giving time for him to get TO Arnstfongs neghbor-
hood, hen he gone parcel of certificates
sustain .4rmsong They the certificates Of men with,
character, and after what have shown will not be
believed Bait. Republican.
a Sign-.a glorious .sign.-All the Jackson
candidates for representatives in Charestown, the
Bunker Hill town, ale triumphanty elscted-not-
withstandng all the Efforts Of the administration
party. " 6 request the Lord Mayor of Washing.
ton to place this sign from BuNKER HILL, with
the late sign from New ORLEANS, the Alpha and
Omega of the American alphabet Of glory. They
will make the GEMIS1'' Of signs in the political
Zodiac. - Boston Statesman.
Mr.. Adams for the last twenty years has re-
ceved about forty dollars day from the public
purse. Is not that sufficient for him p Noah.