Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13

some OF them mad IL IN contemplation
We received on Wednesday copy of the correspondence
between Mr. Adams and certain gentlemen in Massachuss
etts who conceived themselves affected implicated in the
charge made by the former against certain leaders, OF the
Federal party in that State, in 1sOS of design to effect
dissolution of the Union and establish separate confederation
Tho correspondence, which is of great length is compris
cd in three documents-l letter addressed to Mr. Adams
dated at Boston November 49, 1925 and signed by H. G.
Otis, Israel Thorndke T. FL Perkins, VIM Prescott, Daniel
Sargent John Dexter, VIM Sullivan, John Lowell, Charles
Jackson Warren Dutton, Benjamin Pichman, Henry Cabot,
(son of Geo CaboD Parsons son of Theophlu Parsons)
Franklin Dexter on of Samuel Dexter) In this letter, the
writers request Mr. Adams to the persons whom he de-
sgnates in his letter the leaders, &cand the whole evil
dence upon which the charge founded. q Mr. Adams
ply dated Dec. 80, 1928 An Appeal to the Citizens of the
United States, sgnedby the names above mentioned.
Mr.. Adams declines naming the individuals to whom he al
uded in his CHARGE producing the evidence upon which it
founded and which he to be in his possession
He refers the origin fhe design to separate from the Unon
early period the winter of 1903 and and assigns the
purchase and annexation of Louisiana to the Unon the
immediate of it He says the plan was so far ma
tcd that the proposal had been made to individual to per-
NIT HIMSELF at the proper time placed at the head of the
military movements, which it was loeseen would be necessa
ny to carry it into execution"
The authors the appeal of course, contradict the whole
charge and long history Of the conduct Of the Fed
ea party Massachusetts, down the period of the Hart
ford Convention for the purpose of shewng that it had al
ways been marked by PATRIOTISM justice and honor con-
siderable portion of the Appeal devoted to elaborate
justification of that Convention There is manifest bitter
in the OF the writers towards Mr. Adams which is
perfectly natural in this case whether be the result of
scous innocence not
Mr. Adams accusations it will be recolleced applied to the
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not extend to the members of that party in other portions of
the unon who could be deemed responsible for what
was passing there without their concurrence than the Repub
cans of Pennsylvania could be held liable for the high
" seasoned resolutions and mnatons of their brethren
South Carolina And although Mr. Adams has not produced
the evidence prove the specific charge he has made
mus lose their memories before they can be persuaded that
all that done in Massachusetts, in the troubled times alu
ded done in honor and patriotism 1t is needless and
ksome to particular events which every good Amer
lean would wish to forget, except for the purpose of whole
some examplebu there few of countymen will de-
ny-saye those whose immediate interest it to denythat
from the period of the embargo down to the close of the
there was spirit manifested in that section OF the Union,
which would the most unavoable suspicious of the
designs of the leaders of the day The Hartford Convention
which the appropriate termination of the drama, still
stands object of Reproduction after all that has been said
ustify And is very questionable, whether these gentle
men would have acted wisely by permitting this
charge which has been thousand times repeated BEFORE to
pass quietly away rather than involve themselves in the
cessty of defending and jusyng times and which
some of them should not wish to be remembered
On the 9Th inst Mr. Powell presented in the Senate of
t Pennsylvania the petition of the citizens of the City and
County Philadelphia and the countyof Delaware, praying
that company may be incorporated to make turnpike road
from Philadelphia the Delaware State line by the Southern
e route.
Luetom Benos .qyres By the arrival of the brig Celeno
Frazier, Baltimore in 81 days from Buenos Ayres, it ap
pears that before the ejocng that place, the conclusion
of the with Brazil had terminated civil and revo
luton had plunged them again uncertainty and alarm On
the morning Of the LIST of December the first division of th
army which had lately returned from active operations agan
the Bazans, under the command of General Don Juan La
Vt vae against the constituted authorities march
ed to Plaza de la Victoria and took possession of the pa
e of artillery other important posts The ministers took
fuge the fort with regiment of cacadorcs and the ligh
artillery and took proper measures to defend themselves Th
GoYeror of Buenos Ayes Senior Dorego, fled from the c
y, Immediately upon the breaking the insurecton
the of the morning, the party in the fort held
pmeys with General Layae and was finally agreed to de
liver the fort womsoever the people should elect tn
provisional command that should be
e ncated
n About O'clock the people assembled in vast number
tn the church of St Francisco and proceeded to elect gov
I'd eno ad interim, the government being vacant by the gl
IL of Doego General Lavae, the chief of the Insurgents,
rs is usual in such elected bya large majority Prov
e sona Governor of the Province of Buenos AyresThe sui
g. mission the and of the constituted authorities foowe
" this act
re the 9Th Lavale, having first appointed the gallant AZ
n ma Brown commander of the province in his absence, lie
eh Buenos Ayres pursuit of Ex Governor DoTego and I'll
III 9th up with him the lake of Lobos where he
VII posted with 1900 men, and entirely defeated and dsperse
his army with loss of 100 killed, and 200 prisoners e
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