Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11

are MAKING conyuisve effort to roll back tbc tide
Of public opinion, they can't allay the feeling
the suspicion rests upon the facts and, do what
they NAV, facts will not bend at their budding
Admit it to be suspicion, it is equally fatal, as re-
cards them and the public service. with the realty
Mr. r.. would not 20 in pursuit OF the altb,s anu
aliases Of the accuscd--of the tubs, whether with
false bottoms or double bottoms, thrown out 10
amuse the public. The whole conduct OF the &C.
cuset had displayed nothing OF the dignity o. m
nocence but all the restlessness OF guilt. Every
word of MIR Clay's pamphlet might DC true, ahu
yet the accused be guilty, Notwithstanding.
The gentleman from Massachusetts, warned US
that, if the individual seek to elevate shall sue
coed, he will, in his turn become the OBJECT OF puphc
pursuit. and that the same pack will be unkenneied
at his heels. that have run his rival down. 1t may
be SO. | have no hesitation to say, that II hs
conduct shall deserve il, and it live, snail De
one Of the pack because, sir, | MAINTAIN the n
terests of Stock holders against Presidents, III
rectors. and Cashiers. And here, sir, beg leave
to notice an objection urged. as have heard.
against me, by the gentleman from Ono, Mt,
Tancel lie says that have been opposed to al
Administrations. Sir, deny It to DC Tact, uia
oppose the elder Adams. becanse he attacked lne
liberty OF the press and OF The SUBJECT because
his opinions were at war with the genus Of our
h;,a ~, ha.to. ~ ~ f,.nlpr.s Bnt. sir. snp.
an,tal do admin;st,at;nn of M successor | did
for il what cuuId-litte enough God knows
The first case in which differed from that admin
istration. was the case Of the faZ0o claims, winch
,han,,l,t .asa &c aa,r.pt cnrrnntiou | do not
mean AMI neye, IA believe. that there was cor
lupton in the President, or his two Secretaries :
and il did not cause me to separate myself from
them separated from that administration, three
wears afterwards. With pc.n and sorrow. and not
,,thnnt snma AMER I'm. for. sir. have no idea
Z ~, - III. -, ,,a.l na.s ,vb,ch
tlat eA',tuc y ean'e' CO. '4 s. ~
dehonnecs the measures o. S"stfh'ne"l' - -.
tom IN the play. = and Will roar you as gent
" AZ any suck inU DIVE " Ii Is not my nature to ito
~ ,n,l 4 ,nnld II criminal and rilcuInus in me
.I, IL h,.a.,s,, ~ .fact \ SIR
oeN1ust y Nuuid ~ - i"'t'7j - =
when the iofmer restrictive system was llIst com
menced. thought saw, what now Know di1
then see-tAe fatal and rainous consequences that
,.,I, ,.t f;t ,ld Nh IeHprsnn ran
o IT, u , .,J ,,,rn,t n,
'iul anu ""nh's' 80, rs ,iia,l 81
certain quarter. anu w IVY INV ~ =. ~" -
blame me. sir, viii not repeat WHAT ne said On
that OCCASION but he depIOred the separation. -
But hermit me to remind you, sir-tu. YOU were
then ton yonn,r IA know much of these matters
49, sno,.;a.i. a., ,,o,rl, i tba same time If m
80, - 49,. 80 49, .. ; 49,,
leaving the ADMINISTRATION, CT tain WIS., maj
from the Fast Joined it, @ho soon after went oil
10 Canada under strong SUSPICION of felony; and
III; 49, snon fIl,.ed IL = certain uentIeman's
-. -, IL. III ha,ore hoan y;o.
giving ~ ms auhes'oh' Miio NV pe,o'e 49, -
entlt opposed TO It, and to all It's pest measures.
sir. have not the least objection to its being sand
of mo that I senarated myself from Mr. Jefferson,
i p.,sat, tp;Iu "a J,hn pnncv A,lans
".teH "a .iaoae htu"e't 49, 49,.
Joihed MN.
Some auson has been made 70 the dscordant materials
Of the present Opposition Sir, they are somewhat dseor
dana least they have seen SO. Bit are they more so
than the aherents Of the present administration, or The
materials of the administration iselfs Sir well remem
bs almost the first Precipitation (the first was the writ Of
abeas cOrpus) which he who the President OF the
United aes made 10 MIR Jefferson and his party 1t
an aitemp, down the present Chief Justice The
gh Of John Smith a seat in the Senate made the
peg to hang it on will tell the gentleman the whole