Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
MINOR AGENTS.

As We left town ir Mar, land the week before last the
article somewh nat hastily Written headed htener charg
63t41yea was put INTO the hands OF the priners and a-
reared IN Fridays paper. Since return, see the
Patriot one Of tie minor agents" in the circulation OF
these accusations, has paid it some attention.
We freely acknowledge that, on this occasion, he has
much reason for grief.
is;o HIM if he wishes TO the Jackson cause,
matter Of rreat grief that M. Adams has maintained a
talaetc from his youth up. excellent than any one
BIS most ron,.ent political opponents ever possessed.
Aa TINS TACT is generally known for his comfort and
,estrnvs all prohaDty OF the truth of general SANDERS
ala much njre those ot the minor agents OF tue
Combination.
q is truly matter Of gref to hlmthat Washington,
Jefferson Madison, Monroe and SO many other d'sun-
hed men, as well as the history Of country, and
decided majority Of independent reemen OF America
so have Il stlfed IN favour % the ability and character
u Mr. Adams These facts which are grlevois to the
as well the MAJOR agents. and almost appa them
with all their hrasswhen they, of their stamp, at
ttapt The garb Of parity, and call in question
that of Mr. Adams Taey know that the character OF
Nh Adanswncte known as truly Island not as they
represent i--sa sufficient answer to all their caumnes.
That's one griet--5ut they mast go the "whoe hog
and psralvunure the ignorance of may equal their
soit il well enough to represent Mr. Adams to
be man As likely bargain for Office as themselves
another Eret OF 5ftis--tiat 'le PeopiS
know by the testimony of than dozen OF the most
respectable men, III different parts of country well
that If La Fayete, that Mr. Clay declared, at yari-
Gus times SIX oayns before the election, that he prefer
I'd Adams Jackson President. This testimony IS on
recordlt IS of the highest character II has been pub
shed fulnd the date Of it, well as the names OF
the Witnesses may be found in Tuesdays Journal, OF the
LAST eek III Nay. This gives another lie to the bargain
sory--and hence another grief But still these minor
agents t,l,k-wiot Ioubt-.hat few people have seen
Lns evicence-as they aud their fellow labolrers have
udlously kent it out of sghtNaythat's tritieThe
Patriot airn that Mr. Cisys defence is "evdence against
the author --wsely however, declining TO publish that
which would benefit his cause if his position were true
LA ha la
Another most serious griefisthat the people should
understand the fact, that the major agents, in circulating
his bargain story must live die, politically as they fail
or successful in deiudng the community This true
view OF the case is most unpleasant to them--knowng
how miserable the qualifications OF the General for the
presidency and how incleious all rational and intelligent
men will be- when they hear the tales of men occupying
ch Position. When la Fayette testhesor John Mar
shall expresses his great of injustice done the Pre-
dent and Secretary, people believe their testimony be-
sf is Of the highest character But when men, whose
Political life depends upon the success OF their fabrcaons,
ell tales of others of much more respectable character,
nd in the face of the highest credible eviLence-t is
ne of grief minor agents that the people should
aow these facts and circumstances-est pefadventure
Ney should not be deceived.