Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
Wilmington, Friday, Noe. %, 1923.

". have often been told by many worthy Democrats III
b,sstate-men who unlestandngy would not do wrong
that if they really believed the Jackson party was the De-
,ocac party, they should in wise attach themselves
10 the cause OF Mr. Adams. We have, therefore, IN VAN
.snred them that they were mslcd upon this ec
have pointed the unwsyerng Democracy Of Gen Jack
son VIC have called TO- mind all the doctrines Of the JEFF
serson school; we have showed thai. in instance has
General Jackson or those Democrats who first nominated
him for the high station which he will take on the fourth
Of arch next ever devaed from the path Ct Republican
ism marked out By ,;r Jefferson and those choice spirits
ohio we're associated with him in the dark times of '9S and
1900 All this have done. and thus far To purpose,
vii, few Of our Democratic brethren. Now have
evidence of the fact that the Jackson party Of the United
States is he democratic party. which before we had only
in Anticipation and that is, The convincing the conclusive
evidence that almost every State, heretofore decidedly
RI publican or Democratic has given Jackson Eli .urs, By
large. raiores-wiIe those that doubtful OF the
Federal sl2mp have given Electors in favor Of Mr. Adams
this will add another, viz. that nearly all the old
respectable Democratic newspapers advocated the election
Of Jackson and those oft opposite character generally
opened in full cry for Mr.. Adams. Sumo papers, it is
ue that thought to be Democratic, took the side Of
the Administration, from mere habua sycophancy, from
apropens,y worship the in power, f ON the
kud Of instinct" which taught Fastao know the Prince
Roya-Ihese is hoped, will continue in opposition
Jackions Administration though this is event which
hardly be cxpectod for, where the native feeling in
clncslo aduaion the mind will becnme servile and in
duce the practice bowling to the Using sun-Even those
pa,ers which have been most hitter and unrelentng in
heir Notwithstanding been 10 please the pow
crwe fear will be among he Grs, 10 court the favor Of
the Ascenlants Indeed had some squn,ng tina,
way already
re have tli!rrreSpl-Il wish tn raj the
attention ofsuch Of ou democratic brethren, have, with
homes; intentions. but from mistaken notions far left the
Democratic family. to advocate the re election Of AIr.
Adams TO ths subject, IN especial manner. We ask
them 10 look bac reHcctupon the late political events
and the which led to them 20 compare the prnc
pies openly avoca ed ~ .he Administration, with those
proclaimed in the reign Of terror, and F they not
essentially the same, onr c changed by the dress
in which lie cunning workS,en have decorated ,hem-
Discard all prejudice reflect seriously upon the subject,
AMI venture believe, that every candid will
knowledge thai, in the late political contest, the great
weight o. the old fashioned Democracy Of the country,
engaged side and that they took that side because
i absolutely the Democratic SIDE and the other
omt ~ # our old fashioned opponents, and such others
con,d te ,eluced n,o their ranks. II this he no,
WIN I'D Josiah Quincy Of BOSTON, n dinner-sumetate
i alter Mr. Adams election and in honor Of that event.
give tnc ~aS !'0ittdf TfSeNeT1foH-l Jstt
ne fra 4ga17 4sA rise .eth second This senti-
It evidently in wha, light Mr. Adams Admins.
on was view ca by the New Fngland Federalss; By
those o. whose memories closely associated with the
Hartford c invention. Every member Of that body now
living Ms rppc et, and is Secretary tho Editor Of
paper whioh onrng its zeal for his reelection
We know that there is Democrat in Delaware, who
has any respect for Ne principles Of the party, that would
consent to desert rs standard and make common cause
with the iiaorG Caven ion men, Understandings and
Jet there many very worthy honest members Of the
party, who, from niuaor, and without reflection
have done in the lac Struggle nt, we are not now
about 10 blame FOR the past TO the future that VIC
looS and We refer hem 10 he past oDy that in the quiet
which has succeeded y Tie late Storm they may draw use
iui lessons for the fuu;elEe trp.h ala be
disguised aud us it 6eieTtd ha every Dcmocra, in
Delaware wishes only clearly tot Himself, we have
no fear nat the ei-c ion acl have every one
'fthem in ranks. wlen with the large accession which
We have already had of frightened and republican FEEDER
alists, shall witness powerful party than this
State has ever had before
We have observe he Journal has taken the liberty
70 nominate Da7id ':ird as Candidate for the next Go
werner. On Mr.. u j. account, regret this prema
'rre step; even ua,c.l It's because have here
toore been in Nc s, Of esmang him among the bes
~ 'c DeihocfaS ~ ~ afe ana "e are no. pleased ma
MS name should Be held opposition to tie great pn
cpies he has, in a hrs asrty advocated IN time
past For ourselves, say, tia know not on wla
Candidate the Republicans viii centre for tina, oce bu
we have yet TO learn that Mr. Hazard will so far forge
me support Which he has, two former occasions rcce
yea from The party, permit his be used OF
position to the Republican nomination. This will
Deieve OF MIN, because we think him above aytice,
hot suihcientiy ambitious to aim at office and emoumer
on the ruins Of the Republican party IF the Republican