DELAWARE JOURNAL.

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Monday, October 4, 1S2T.
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The proceedings of the Jackson Convention at
Dover, on the 22nd, read thus.


at being stated to the meeting that Col. Henry
Whtelcytendered his respects to the meeting, and
gished ii to be understood that he would cordially &C.
Cuiesce in The decision oft the meeting, &c. &c.


Again-in the account Of the same proceedings
I'VE haze, also euith TIE appreciation Of Mr. Henry
Hhieley, &c. &c.


Now. Mr.. Whiteley has issued :" Card" stat
ing that the Convention, or g Conferees has pre-
terred another (man) WITHOUT ANY UNDER
STANDING WITH ME- ON THE SUBJECT p
Thus we see how kind some Friend must have been.
who conld thus have made it " understood,' when
W. Whiteley expressly says "that recent con-
eence preferred has another to that dignified sta
ton saihom any understanding ,ch him on the sub
1.,'' Mr.. Whteley was thus thrown over board,
without ceremony, and according to the original IN
snion, AFTER ALL THE ARRANGEMENTS
| SHOULD BE MADE.


lIr. Whiteley, being an original Jacksohian re-
eotnends TO his g friends to give an undivided sup
port TO the Jackson Ticket" Now, whether Mr.
| Whiteley considers the candidate nominated at Do
yer on the 22nd, "without any understanding with
him on the subject" as truly Jackson man, is not
stated in his card. Thathe could recommend to
his friends an undivided support OF man who has
alled Jack -on 'da1,n'd old cut throat'-atter hav-
| ing himself been thrown over board, according to
the original intention as soon all the arrange.
spents suere completed, is scarcely credible. The
Ja,,Son ticket, therefore, as we apprehend, means
in the estimation of MIR. Whiteley. the ticket tol
Senator and House of Representatives OF the State
nominated at Chrisliana. Such ticket, we have
no doubt will be well supported by the party gener
ally: but it Is notorious that no recommendation o
Mr. Nhiteley, even if he could be prevailed upoI


ny ''oher reasons" to give it in favour OF TIT


dann'd old cut throat candidate, could possibl,


produce an i" undivided support" on the part OF hi
! friends.


Mr.. Whiteley not only writes like aninjured man


but is felt the part Of his friends that he ha


been badly treated. His claims to support o.


NLme and Ridgcly were great. But they all mus


be forgotten, as soon as it was thought that tn


rigiaM Jucksonia,as Were so bound that the Mana


GERS could carry into effect their first intentions


We shall see.