Delaware advertiser & star. (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-18??, 1832-07-05

to the fundamental principles Of civil goyenmeit
Has not jackson disregarded the express VI q
the people on tn Bank question: on the larin
question, on the Judiciary, AMI on all those
great national questions which be was expressly
pledged to support Has he not completely de-
ceived and trampled upon the rightsot the peo-.
nile in nearly every act of his wihering htp'Nis-
trationl Has he not set at d, hance the Law or
the land, and raised his will triumphant abcvc al. :
Yes, assert, jackson, the s'lmnlo,fdl, :" 'thts-
ffiofs,' and ssirnnaculate Jackson" has pfac-
Used and acted the part of a naughty King or
DictAtor Devoid Of talents, wisdom, expert
ence or iacnation,h nc has acted for she mere adj
Ivsncement6fa poor political demagogia- and
lef the interest Of the Naion, 70 take of it.
self! WIN not The People study these tiNnssR
! VIII they notmake an effort toregain their lost
righls' If not the Union of these states win be-
rent asnnder. CAsrIsAroR-
| It gives Us pain to have to announce the de-
cease Of another member OF ongress, the Hons
George H. fftteii, one of the representatives
from Maryland, who died yesterday, file hasbeen =
for more than It year past labOuring under dis
ase has been able to attend his public duties
only occasionally snceahe arrived here in De
cember last, andhas not been expected we be-
llieve. BY his friends To Outliye the session.
From some friend OF hiswe expect some notice
of the cha1acter and services Of the deceased.
lie was distinguished officer Of the army dur
line the last war and universally .siesmed and
respected BY allwiio knew him, for the Several
wears that he was Subsequently in public life
Nat. Lateilgq'eff
Dinner 10 Mr.. Ckagirs Yifgiaia.--A cores
lpondent of the Richiaond Enquirer siasesth-tthe
fcontemplated dinner TO Mr. 4 lay in the cogIGy
ssf his nativity, will not be political diEbeo
land that par'y-toasts will be avoided. THIS IS
Ias-it should be. "r isintended," says the wri-
: ter, ''as testimony ofrespect due 70 Mr. CAY
from the county which gave hir birt!r-a testi-
mony afiored by his friends ofaH parties, q one
\ whom, however be may differ from sore Of
( them on political subjects, they yet atiu,rc for
his talents, his ability and his indePen,, nee.
. The friends of Jackson.Van Buren,, Calhoun aud
b Barbour, who are not too much devoted to
their favorites to enjoy feast at which they VII
y behold political opponent amongst the friends
i of his youth, need not be afraid of going"
l.
Ne,o Publications and J. HARPER,
= have Just published Turner'S SaerS His
: tory Of the World, as displayed in the
u Creation and subsequent events 70 the
!. Deluge; by the author Of the ANGLO Sax
). ons. The work is aimed against those
o philosophical systems which exclude the
:, Deity from their reasoning ON the forma-
e llonS anu pFhclpieS VI thinhs' anu CA
IS hibits The correspondence OF the Mosaic
II account Of the eosmogony with the
principal physical phenomena. In the
e execution of this plan, he is led into
curious as well as instructive review of
o some Of the leading properties Of the ve-
II getable and animal world the principle
Of life, and the mental principle as it APP
e pears in the inferior ordegs OF animals.
D. The work is ,uodecimo, and forms
d the SID number of'Family Library"