Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-12

;yagarce to say may be erected the mos. stunen la.
sp@rs,ctnre for power, wealth and greatness that the
4 nria saw.
4 solved, That we have the utmost confidence in tt.
honesty integrity abii and experience OF John Quincy
Adams and that IL advocating his reelection rps-
dent of the United Stat, ), testify appreciation of
the principles on Winch ne mas administered the govern
ment.
Resolved That in Henry Clay, recognize the ardent
enlightened and consistent patriot, the constant friend Of
civil liberty and the great advocate OF internal improve
ments: like gold "sesen times tried, he has come forth
from the fire fparty persecution, pure and unsuied.
Resolved, That heartily approve of the nomination
of Richard Rush for Vice President of the Union an ex
perienced and enghed Statesman, the jealous friend
Of Domestic Manufactures, and the whole American sys-
)" We pledge ourselves to promote his election by all
honorable means in our power.
Resolved That we do cordially approve of the NOM
nation of Kensey Johns, IT, Esq as our Representative to
Congress- and will promote his election as far may be in
,ur power, by all honorable means.
Resolved That we admire the wisdom and sound l,g-
ment which has marked the OF the present Admin
istraton of the General Government. The honor with
which it has sustained relations a,road lis economy
in its disbursements at home its ability in outstanding
our resources and dschargng large share of our pub
lie debt and its moderation and dignity as evnced ina
collision and controversy with one of the States of-
this cunedcracv all enttle it to the applause, slppors
and confidence of every lover of good government
Resolved, That, in giving candid examination to the
charge OF Bribery and Corruption SO boldly urged against
ohn O. Adams and Henry Clay we believe it TO be utter
y false and sanerons that was not it be sls-
tanned by any evidence that was could be adtuced;
that it had its origin with disappointed, and therefore s
berafe asprans office, and has been ndusrnlsy echo
ed by their adherents and wagng opposition unpar
allied in our country for terocy and disregard for all the
charities of life they have been entirely consistent with
their original declaration that they would put down the
present Administration, even they pure as An
gels"
Resolved That feel grateful to Gen. Andrew Jackson
for the services he has rendered his country land hold such
services in high estimation but gratitude does not require
that we should place him in that station to which he as
pres, and for which he is papaby unfit, any than
does that should surrender personal freedom to
any whn had rescued property or lives,
from destruction.
Resolved That view with Indignation and disgust,
the late inammaorv and dsorsanlzng proceedings of
certain Of citizens at the south. That small maior-
" should arosantly To httate to large majority
10 a. presumptuous is ant-republican subversve Of
two Of fundamental principles that Of equal rights,
and Of the Majority governing the minority and wleve
might grant in the spirit OF Cancellation to mild
5trances dignhed request, viii never yield lnta
20 demands so insoeny made We hold ourselves pcdg
ed as good citizens, support and yntcatc the govern
mrni, in the constitutional exercise OF its powers 10
tain invi oate the laws OF the land.
Resolved That it is hereby recommended to the Young
Men throughout the County, (and the srespecuy
suggested to co-abourers in Kent and SiscN) that
they meet i'll their respective Hundreds, and devise and
adopt such modes viii be most efficient, to bring
the ensuing election day every uoter tie boies that
favourable to the great in Which we engaged
Resolved that the proceedings of this meeting signed by
the Chairman * Secretaes,bc published i'll the admfnsa
ton papers Of the State Adjourned.
i JOHN HIGGINS Chairman.
S I.s, c. 3: eFu'n' Secretaries.