Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

merely to oblge stranger. prababy acquaintance pos
sbly friend No favour should be asked which involves
SO much responsibility n. 7. Enquirer. |
Tie annexed pass at Massachusetts Legislature is
given by correspondent Of the Boston Bulletin as
en- speech
"Mr Speaker, sir insist, sir that every body sir, is
always right now strand that catching herring Sir
in the town of Pembroke sir, is honest occupation sr
and protected by law SIR agree sir that pckerel SIR
another thing srpckere sir are not on the same Joo,
ing herring sir which maintain herring sir, though
call herring aewives sir explain this difference
srhe ring in going to ponds sir herring sir but nav
ing spawned sir, and returning to the "vasy deep sir
they shotten sir, which they sick sir and
therefore called alwves, wherefore this bill sir should
pass SIR for against the constitution s-whch
prove by Pixies Arithmetic strand now sir, as nave
proved all about it sir, which is very apparent sir beg
leave sir, o--to-o sit down sir, as am fatgued Sir"
Undesirable to known whether General Jackson recog-
nizes Duff Green a medium of communication between
him and the public in those where it is necessary
land they do occur that explanations should be made and
| unofficial information given Those who have little re-
spect for Duff Green and confidence in his morality or
honour will require know whether he speaks tor him
SELF for the administration for which he already made
printer. recent instance has occurred OF extreme IN
decency wherein Duff Gre apologlses (on his own res
possibility hope) for Gen. Jackson not calling on the
President by asking how he could to take the hand
Of who is known to have sanctioned the SANDERS and
abuse of his wife. This is the substance OF IT. we have
the words at hand Was there ever more dis
graceful falsehood utteredl Ny Herald
ON DITS.--The last reports from Washington
are that Amos Kendall editor of the Kentucky Ar
gus is to have the place of DR.. Il. Watkins as 4th
Auditor Isaac Hill, editor Of the New Hampshire
Patriot, to succeed Mr. r. Cults, one of the Comp
trollers Nathaniel Green editor of the Boston
Statesman, Postmaster of that city. We do not
learn how Major Noah is to be provided for, but as
he returned home from his recent pilgrimage to
Washington, in merry mood, we will be sworn
for it he has been bated with fair promises, u no
thing moren BY the way, his paper, the New York
Enquirer, received this morning. appears in an ele
giant new dress throughout-his /" reform" in this
respect is admirable, and was needed
Reports are also atoat that Mr.. Tazewel is to e
to London, as Minister. Mr.. George Nj. Dallas
now Mayor of Philadelphia, is to go to Paris, ant
, Mr. r. P. Moore, of Kentucky, to Colombia. boil
as Minister'S Bait. Pat.
f The New York Morning Courier, a paper which
has uniformly advocated the election OF Gen. Jack
son to the Presidency. gives tie following as tn
t speech of Mr. r. J.. Smith from New York, on in
, Producing bill in the assembly of the State OF Ney
| York to oblige the Sheriff and all persons applying
for the benefit of the insolvent act, to publish in thu
: New York Enquirer
In compliance with orders from Iamma7y Hail.
! l bring in bill for no purposeat all
! But to punish the Courier, that enegade paper
(I.ast Fall it enacted mischievous caper)-
10 strike at the Heruld Commercial and Post;
h To cut down the DAILY and stab the Gazette,
And to throw cen m,oraitys self pet,
By compelling nsovcnts and Sheriff ana all
L 10 uphold the Enquirer and Tammany Hall!
ssThe weight OF the State of New-fork must be mad
e To bea, on this pont"-andI must be obeyed!
8 Ye members from albany, Duchess and Greene,
From Oltario. Erie, Oneida, Steabei,
:, To each and TO all Tn instructed to say,
y That this bill be passed. and that gen must obey
u Or dread the fierce vengeance that's ready to tall
j, Like 1A,nder.6ott you from Iamm""y Hull
J., The following is from the Pensacola Gazette
d and may be set down good one
. In our last we omitted to notice singular cir
y oum,tance On Wednesday the 2stn of January
J a schr. said to be the Olympus and reported b.
her Captain, from Key West, entered our harbor
without pilot. passed the Light House, the vilag
at Barrancas, the Navy Yard, and the city OF Pen
sacola. and sailed up the Bay !--on the next ia
e she returned and was again passing the City, whe
she was boarded by the Custom House Officer. t
s. whom the Captain reported that she 1cas bound
Mobile and acas in search Of that Port! These ar
the facts we make no observations on them"
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