For the Deia,care Journal.

Mr.. Bradford,
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Mr.. Bradford,


We are IA considerable class of persons who have
been uniformly friends of Jackson's election from
principle, who have just discovered, that our new
allies, the Senator's States Attorney, sc. SC. &c.
who have lately joined our ranks and who ought to
be satisfied with moderate share of weight and in
huence in the various arrangements, necessary to
insure success 10 our cause have actually monopo-
lzed the whole concern, and now dictate to US, what
we shall do, with as much confidence as though we
we're their vassas. as individual, have been
an admrer ofGeneral Jackson from the first, and
feel extremely anxious to see him occupy the Pres
dental chair, in which desire know great number
of my fellow citizens in this County cordial and
when the contest shall be alone between Jackson and
Adams, will sacrifice every minor interest to secure
the election of the General but we are not willing
on the present occasion, TO make the sacrifice that is
required of us, and give up the men prefer, SOLE
" to exalt character to the office of Represents
tive to Congress, who to say nothing Of his want o


qualifications and popularity, has been paimed upon
us solely thro management. As already stated, We


are very willing to have the Reads, M Lanes, Ridge


leys sc. sc. &c. as allies, but cannot consent tt
purchase their aid at the expense OF our own indie
peudence. Why has there been SO much shufllng


in fixing on for Congress, when 1t is now pret


ty generally known that Bayar,l was to be the MAJ
from the first? Why did Black and Read refuse II


be taken up, when strongly solicited by their friend
to do so--and why were MIR. Whlteley's feeling
sported with, by being placed on the Ticket?
!; answer-Black and Read were behind the curtains
: they knew all the arrangements--they knew tina
I; whoever was taken up, except Bayard, Was sham