FOR THE wATcHMAN.

TO PEOPLE OF OTHER STATES.
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FELLOW CITrzENs--You will form a wrong es-
,ma.e Of the sentiments OF the people OF Delaware,


if they supposed 20 be expressed in newspaper,
printed in Wilmington, called the DelaWare Ga
zette. The Jolly and sheer nonsense, exhibited In
tha, paper, has long excited merriment even in
those who patronize it; but lest citizens Of other
States should do the State of Delaware the injustice
to believe that it represents The sentiments Of the
State, to any considerable extent, let them rcmem
ber that the Editor is inSane->and that the very
name OF .fdams pn!s him in great paroxysm
as water does a dog afflicted with hydrophoba.
The people OF other States therefore, will please
pa don Mr. Uarker for abusing the President on
account of his Message Of the 5th inst respecting
the Georgia violation OF the law OF the land. The
man is mad, he would not abuse the President
TO- executing the laws, as prescribed by his oath.
The man is mad, or he would not speak OF the
President as depriying the State (of Georea) OF
vested right" which he never did nor never can.
The man is mad or he never could speak OF The
President as having alone made the treaty of April
last with the Creek Indians; when, as every body
else knows, it advised and consented TO, almost
unanimously BY the Senate, including the Senator's
from Uelauare. The man is mdd-mad as Iroup
himsel--or he would know tina. the power that


made the treaty at the Indian Springs, could annul


it, especially both of the contracting parties were
in favor Of such course. The man is mad and
decided opponent Of MIR. Adams was heard to say.
that his Message on Georgia affairs was the best
act Of his life. and that condemnation OF such
acts, like that in the Gazette OF the 9th instant,
would insure his re.eLection'


Do not, therefore, fellow citizens, the injustice
of supposing, for moment. that Delaware is gull
ty of approving the censure Of this Gazette mad
man, because the President OF the U. S. will exc
cute the laws agreesbly TO his oath. Let him rave,
semi i.weekly in his Gazette, not as becomes pro-
iessing christian-but one conducting prostitu-


ted press, while constantly harping upon its ndepen.
dence FIAT JUSTITIA.