For THE WATcHMAN.

in Editorial Somerset and Inconsistpn
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I'm Editorial Somerset and Inconsistencies.


Previous to the last election of President, the led
itor'' Of the Delaware Gazette'' denounced Gener
ol Jackson as the most unfit Of all the candidates
for that important station and gave his reasons
He has since discovered that the General ought to
haze been made President; but has not given his
reasons. So much for the consistency Of his the ed
itors) character know that men not perfect, and
may change their opinions; but it seems to me
that decent respect for own character and for
public opinion should induce TO explain in such
cases. lfinterest is the cause Of change Of opn-
ion i. should not be expected that he would say So
But If it proceed from conviction he might give his
views to the public to profit thereby.


Mr.. .Harker appears to me to have made some
other unsccounable changes In his paper OF the
10Th inst. he speaks Of the policy Of Eastern men
in looking only to their ocn interests ana sacrJl-
cling, when they can, those Of ALL OTHER PORTIONS
OF THE COUNTRY" This is really odd mot
grea, many years ago, Mr.. Hatkcr thought East
ern men the most enlightened and disinterested in
the country. Mr. Harker remarks there are
now. it is said, e00O0,O0O Of dollars employed in
this business manufacturing in Boston and its W