Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
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The ne.c .idmiaistrotion.-Th Baltimore Pat
riot states, that the " jackson presses are in fcn-
~. at having discovered, that opposition TO the
! Generals Administration, is allcady forming"
! We have seen no evidence of this " frenzy" nor
can II be expected, neither is it desired. that the
next administration should he exempt from opposi.
ton. fair, manly opposition. rieid scrnny oi
tie acts Of public men, lively interest ia all mca-
surcs Of national character are accessory and
proper, no administration should shrink tom It.
every administration should desire it. Gen. Jack
Jackson cannot expect that his public career, while
President. can be more free, or shielded from in
quirv than it was, while he was \ commanding
General He i, aware. that the Old Federal party
in New Eng mad will oppose hlm-thdt mary 9th
ers will oppose but take il for granted, 10
a homey expression, that be ncn,is to 90 strait
ahrall,' exercising the specific powers Conferred
upon him, with single eye to the public good
'Ihe Alexandria Gazette says, that he cannot
pursue the Tariff policy, Or oppose it. Whatever
may relate the powers OF Congress, will be excrcl
scd by that body, in correspondence with the wish
Of the people the President in such cases, ha.
but voice The American System, contradisn.
gulshed from the Clay system, will Will be suppor
ed by the administration, and will embrace true
American principles, OF protecting equally, every
interest Of the country, without sacrificing any. An
= undoubted protection is dac to our manufactures,
but not to The extent Of prohibiting to tie manutac-
lures OF every otler country. thereby taxing con-
sumers to make up deficiency OF revenue,-Pro-
lection is due to our shipping and commercial in
e terest, and our nursery for seamcn; in short, we
u are as nation to take into Considerations the want.
and wishes OF the people; to graduate by c0rrespon
ii ding protection, and TO sacrifice no one section
ii the country, TO the interests or wishes Of thu
. other.
10 The ADAMS presses are Of opinion, that Gen
Ia a. A
/ cause MIR. Adams has been abused, for dong III,
II same thing. Qultc the contrary. Mr.. Adams d.,
not appointh his friends 10 oiicc; he scduously an,
" anxlously sought out the party which he left il
Is 1908, and deserted the republican friends, VIII
III had sustained him, for tie last 70 years. lie mad
use o. the republican party, as ladder, and whc
r. he reached the top lie called up Eis old fedora
friends and shared with them the patronage {
Office. But the Coalition presses are in error
N they imagine that Gen. jackson will be harrasse
on By his friends, for Office a reform is expected
arcmoval oihls opponents will take place but III
time and manner Of it, will be left to his own ud.
ment. The important object in view, is to re,i,
and pcrpctuatc the principles and usaees OF the d,
mocratc party, which have been sacrificed, by Il
present administration that is the iirst step,
mt odnce uniformity in the mode of choosing cie
tors, and to limit the service OF the Presiden, to 81
term to fix the boundaries and limits 10 the nr
lection due to the many interests Of the countr
and to take such measure, as shall strengthen Ii
State soyereigntles. These are cardinal point
let not to be attained in one day, but the work u
viii commence, under wise and udc:uus heads, al
r. il all will De saie.-.N I. Eng
d oi Sc
= Jachson's .appoatments.-So Of the simp
-, tons OF the Coalition party. are chuckling over
e., idea there will be majority Of the Senate Of
e United States opposed to General Jackson, and Il
,s Hm they will reject all nominations which he n
~ make from among those luho haze been lis cri
supporters. How consolng Ills must De, 10 Ii,
worthy office hoders. who have been anu,i
soa themselves writing squbs against General JAG
ock son. and cracking their jokes about Mrs. Jat
yes sons pipe aud the Generals orthogralhyl ",
Drgs comfortable reflection to those honorable rent
es q men. who have been engaged in circulating
Dur Coffin HanadiHs and .uonumentat Inscriptions
hlci- The Senate what an admirable thought il was
III Of the trainers OF our Constitution, to nut this ch,
INTO upon the President 1t is the palladium Of our
iiin$ bertles But tor the Senate, you, and l. and
much who have slandered Gen. Jackson. and abu,cd
vile, who have neglected the duties Of our off,