The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-05
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ANOTHER INTERCEPTED PACKAGE
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| ANOTHER INTERCEPTED PACKAGE
! Soon ufer dusk, las evening, of our corps o
Mcrcurys flying on the slif north east wind en-
veluped in cloud OF snow, over the track ofihe New
Jersey Railroad lie came smack against EXPRESS lo
conceive bound post haste with despatch to Coune
Webb. To knock the loco motive into the middle o
ne u week, skin the conductor seize his dispatches
and bear them of in triumph, was the work at hut
instant, His piundcr consisted Of sundry secret ans
important political documents which he p accd in oul
hands al o'clock last evening, precisely. Annexed
present yeaiers with one OF The most impnr-
lau of these stolen dispatches, which viii be found
unique and rich. We will let the others follow in
GOOD time, PROVIDED the Colonel does no, get ouI ar
inluncii against their publication, ndict US for
The robbery
Dover, Nov. 20 1912
NV Dear C.-Amid the untowarJ events tina, have
occurred in Ohio, New York, and Massachusetts
YOU, well myself mus, look with uncomn sat
slaclion upon proud little State of Delaware
which true to you and me, has preserved her integrity
uniupsired.
Tas gives me peculiar pleasure, as it contrasts me
So avorably with trlends Curwin, Bradsh I'd
Davis. With yeIhoJs equal regard for you and zeal
your cause they have failed 10 give you their sew
eral States That YOU will, when dsrnn ,ped from
them and free from he burden Of their unp, uart !,
carry each of their States in 1914, of there is
no doubt but il shows you upon whom you ca n an
aud who really has ability To help YOU and III he
lesson TO YOU my dear sir, not TO try with your usual
dsintere st.jness such times these, push the
todunes of those of your friends who able to
support themselves. CorwiD, Bradsh, and DAVIS
be left To shift for the seves-heir unpopularity
has nearly spot your fortune already and as friend
say it, YOU must cast them ol-,hey can be of no SORT
of help TO you any more.
We have my dear G, carried Delaware in uour
name by majority of votes! This number is
something less, confess than anticipated before
two events-the speech IN Faneui Hall, and the
eectioh in Ohio-occurred; but considering these
| / hat Il Il
speech of Webster's like to have ruined US all
great many people here who pig-headed, or as
they say, ndependent'--coniound em-and who
can't be made reilly useful or reliable in any party
emergency after reading that Internal speech either
voted against us or would not vote at all but for
this, have no doubt we should have swelled your
vote to triumphant majority of four to five dozen
However, Delaware though y diminished major.
iy, ours and stands gloriously erecta proud ex-
ample af dev otednes 10 you alb We every thing else
As for Webster, he must be put down at once and
forever You probably saw report of my remarks
at Philadelphia IN reply 10 his speech. Some one OF
his friend, wrote arepy ans Aered and lie retort
ed. send you wit this copies of all the articles
sign myself 'Vindex;" he signs himself"A Whig
from the Start !" ] demolsh HIM pretty thor ughly
as you will lie has TO be sure, some advantage
over me in the trfing matters of facts aud dates
which mechanical test OF accuracy | consider much
benea h gentleman. Websler's strength in Mas
sachusetts is much overrated Not having DAVIS
W vi your DJch, you can neat MN there Ii
most as easily as you Calhoun in South Caro-
Ina This IS, dear C., my honest opinion. But
In N, whether you can beat him or any body else or
not, YOU and you alone, the great peisonlicat on
and Embodiment Of Wing principles" must be the
Wig candidate for lSii Delaware and New Jcf-
icy ercct-and | am now in correspondence wuh
rrn ds in Rhode Isl nd, on which State am led
much TO depend also IT Dorr is kept out of the way
hose three States amo certain and You see their
Importance. They say that did Tecumseh will run
'uu hard IN keutucky-but suppose lie does three
zen majority is good three thousand. Look
10 Delaware
Cas-, learn, is coming home to take ground as
andiJaie for the Presidency against the Treaty -
)Ont yuu think some arrangement could be made
With BIN You, and Ben on, and he are all oppos-
d to this Treaty, or liz negouaiors, which is the
anne tn ny; and afel all, could we not u axe com.
non causei Anotb,r compromise, IL strikes M
ighl again be brought about ere, with cqua bene IL
. YOU, and perhops as much benefit To the country
$ your last. Cas- Is young yet, and afford TO
AIT just throw this out Tor your consideration 6
can biing Delaware nto alut, s. any arrangement 1
on can rely upon Delaware Nine 10 pretty stuff .
Majority, after all =