The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25

freedom s speech and of the press and these defended bv
independent ures would produce state of things which
would endanger the Judge the BENCH the Pesi
dent misunderstanding that this SYSTEM and this prosecu-
ton part of general scheme of which the attempt
stop the mails on the Sabbath another feature &c &c.
The Counsel both sides submitted the without arg-
nent and the jury having retired few minutes returned
with verdict of gully as indicted''
MIR Core for the defendant, moved an arrest Of Judgment
Fbe defendant then gave security in 800 appear
the judgments and the Court adjourned at O'Clock
or II the first and third counts of the ndict-
ment against Mrs Royal which the Court quashed.
and she was tried the second count not on the third
WASHINGTON, July 81.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Case TT. Watkins.-The Coun-
sci for the u States yesterday moved the Court for
new trial the indictment tried last week. on which
the verdict rendered on Saturday. The Court re-
CURED argument of the question, and it will be ar
gued to-day.
The Court then took up the second indictment against
4. Watkins, (the 300 dollar easel and proceeded to
impannel jury but of the twelve called, but four
were deemed, trial, to be uncommtted on the case
the remainder being found to have formed and ex-
pressed an opinion it, and therefore not competent
The Marshal was directed to summon number of
falesmen, and PANEL will probably be completed this
morning, and the trial proceed. Intel
WASHINGTON, July 22.
Case of 4. Watkina.-The time of the Court was
entirely taken up yesterday in hearing the arguments
on the motion for renire fdciaS de aopo on the first
indictment, and endeavorng, but in vain, to make
PANEL to try the second. About twenty taesmen were
successfully summoned to Court and examined as to
their indferency but all of them, save two, were
set aside, as having formed and expressed an opinion
on the So far there but six Jurors sworn in
Further efforts will of be made to-day to COM
elete the PANEL Intel
Washington, July 23.-The whole Of Yesterdays
session of the Circuit Court was consumed in vanly
endeayorng to complete the PANEL for irving the Sc
cond indictment against T. Watkins. Abuout thirty
talesmen attended in the course of the day, out of
which five more jurors were sworn n-making eley-
en-. The remainder of the thirty were excepted to
and excluded the ground of having formed and
expressed an opinion to the guilt or innocence of
the defendant. Only more Juror is wanted now
to complete the panne.-Iiltel
In his 4h of July Grafton at Boston, JAMES T. Aus
TIN, Esq thus speaks of the two old divisions of par
ties, republican and federal.
when the old republican party, which once in the
integrity of its strength, shook down Its adyersaries
battements, and planted its standard on the CAPITOL
and sent forth its triumphant detachments into eve
ny section of the country is now called together on
general election, it comes like the gathering of
the clans the highlands where each has its own lead
er, and its own piper, and its own pibroch-mine ling
their dscordant notes in wild din of dissonant CON
fusion.
"And the great federal party, which claims to have
erected the palace of constitutional liberty and to have
swayed the sceptre of public opinion and to have sat-
like monarch on his throne, with empire at their