Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

March, hundred evenysx he enlisted as pripae
soldier company then raised by Captain George Lamer
the ensuing month of August Joined the American troops under
General Mercer Amboy New Jersey, having been promoted 10
hrst sergeant and his first Staten Island and
suffered with his ow-sodes all the pvatons and hashp Of
the winter retreat through New Jersey December April
l777 Major Bennett appointed an Ensign in CAPTAIN Hollands
company in the immortal Delaware regiment whose bravery and
no citizen of State forget refuse
tribute his gratitude June he Joined the army and in General
Suvans division crossed Staten Island British fort
IN sept he fought in the same division the memorable battle
wounded and his Captain he Hoan killed. winter
OF I-i7s he was CHARTERED in Wilmington, under General
and under Washington crossed the Delaware in pursuit of he
reTeang British army, and being overtaken, in the well
contested battle Of Monmouth fought the 2s June. Major
Bennett continued in active service Jersey until April 1850
when the Delaware regiment being attached the Maryland DIVISION
nc marched under the Baron De Kab bloody fields South
Carolina He present the disastrous battle Camden
where the Delaware regiment annhaed and he was in
consequence on the recruiting service As soon as
recruits raised marched South once more joining the French
army at Chsana Bridge and embarked them in their trans.
the sEs yG Hk he sc sgq in nc
day when the surrender of CORVALLIS sealed the Liberty his
try The war; however, yet prolonged in the South Major
Bennett sought respite from his tolls while lasted He
matched under Wayne join General Green, and light
troops actively engaged and in frequent rmshes through the
remainder the campagnand here under the command of that
gallant hero Colonel Lauens, who had him of the army
was IN the concluding scene OF the in which the chaou
aurens fell To have engaged the regard familiar friendship
such Lauens Major did, of itself the highest
PRAISE we nave gvena plain narration ac such stand
need embazony too often the phrases
They speak for themselves all your feelings pride and gratitude
ou glow with ervo for the Delaware vetean and you recall
the scenes of Bandywne of Germantown Monmouth Camden
and York; rejoice that the youthful soldier seyentysx
lives receive your grateful tribute gratitude to be placed by
your sufiages in the first office in your gift
But we have not said lurely the Revolutionary soldier had
hlled the of patriotism for his remaining eand without
having received other reward than his
might have reposed his au This Like the Hero
Oh view orleans when IN 1872 broke find him
again in the ranks of his country In 1872 resided at New
Case of the exposed places Delaware By his
personal xerion he organized of artillery threw up
defensive battery and ready repel any marched
when attack the side of Ekon apprehende as Major
of Artillery and again became of the tented field We
need dwell upon these SCENES they your
and many Of accompanied him the field Can appeal
vain to you for votes for such mani We yo
OF MARTIN w. BATES,
We say that his tried business habits his application
duty recommend him promising a different superior
usefulness and honour than that presented by the present
bent Delaware has but single representative Congress and it
mainly important that the should prominent man. We appeal
81 congress o the absence Of all eEeTI S Hse
epuaon political or professional to and he b
gained TO lose. We offer in his man who has dn
gushed himself the active intercourse life and who alive TO
enforce them. " ~ ' ~
OF the opposition candidate Governor Doctor Naudan we
must say that the situation which he voluntary places himself
lore the people, ought hinder his receiving suragcs of every
true republican He already in high oce-a Senator in Con.
gress-to this he holds safe case of his being
defeatedre in event of being the other rich
9h ne cannot be GOUernOr he is determined be Senator
WIN you submit TO this?
will hereafter be scarcely credited with what success ou foreign
have been conducted by the present Executive. He found
them all emboed and the short space of four wears he has
finished dispute the interest of his country
With England the West India Trade settled upon terms
which his predecessors proud their pretended
eayed obtain With Fance upon claims to vast amount
had been pressed for than twenty years Madison by
and Adams entirely without has made an
securing all we asked and placing relations with great
ow Tree people, the most amicabe footing But should
detan you by enumeration of particulars sgnazng wisdom
Of the Presdent-you will find them in Denmark Portugal
turkey in the old wod-in Mexico in Colombia and Brazil
new world Never country widely respected for its
JUSTICE hrmness, power and moderation
one other topic ocb appeals to all who love the union of these
states IN favour of the reelection of General Jackson we
The dsconents in South Caronatha yet isolated
personal attachment the President which peryades
SOUTH prevents the flame from p!eadnghey put every confidence
his justice and dsneestedness They such feelings
MI Clay because they him the determined opponent of
ameoraton of their condition. which whether suffering
nas th Jul belief in its real the ability
ay the tement the sodiershp His election would
DC signal for civil in all its horrors the esrepubc Of the
eartn would crumbe mo preserve tyranny, and
secure our Unon the old soldiers Jackson breasted
e storm OF two Let be robbed of rich inheritance
nave fought and bed to maintain and Defend the chcanery
OF closet politicians carpet orators
we do not doubt that the friends of the administration
majority in this State Unfortunate divisions strange apathy
among the friends Of liberty and ORDER have hitherto given
mes e Wctoryths we trust end, and that the State
about 10 be regeneaed and quit last the ranks
moHgr@ opposon the word may appear harsh, is justified
h undoubed fact that the friends of jackson opposed
LAY men, Calhoun and anmaon united in one
oyecf OF opposition, without principle BY Ode