G. w. Richards, Sec'ry.
{"newspaper_name": "Delaware journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1991, "word_count": 337, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9742000102996826], "ccnet_perplexity": [1484.0999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}



painful report has reached US, that meeting Of the
students from the several states. at Miss Katy Part
let's infant seminary, situated two miles and three
fourths from the "C0llese.' has also been held
Miss Katy herself presided, and SemaI kabc Small.
(who. although but six years, writes a very legble
hand,) was appointed Secretary. The result was
similar to the former sixteen out of twenty four
Of the lttle misses being Jackson men.


fJ0ere-WOud it not be we'll to have these meet
inss lore general in our schools ?-Uica Paper.





The following description Of the President Is co
pied from address adopted at a late public lace
ting iii Louisville. Every honest man Will ackn0w-
ledge the correctness OF the likeness drawn, and il
is difficult for us TO see with what prctcxt certain
partlsaus can arm themselves for thrusting such
man out of his office The address says the Pres
ident Of the U. States is.--


4 man who from his youth, has been trained Up
IN the politics the country. and whose name found
every where c0.lSpicuouSiy connected with its histo
ry.


A man who in his youth was distinguished Cor his
correct habits his assdulty in acquiring useful know
ledge. whose character for integrity and patriotism
has never been questioned by the bitterness of par
ty spirit


A man of the first order of intellect of long ex.
periencc calm and deliberate in his measures, and
iirm III his purpose


A man who through his whole life, public and pri
vate, in all its particulars, will bear the test o
human scrutiny, OF talents and of time''-a private
life honorable TO country


A man who was pronounced, more than thirt,
years ago, by our political father the sainted Wash
inston, of our most valuable public characters


A man who enjoyed the confidence, and partci
pated in the administrations Of Washington, JeEer
son, Madison and Monroe.


Altman pronounced by Monroe entitled to conf
iencc from his long tservices, his acknowledge
;itiities, and 0nluestioned integrity.