Ertract of letter to the Editors Of the Watchnun


dated in Susser County, DEL, March Is, 1897
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The language which the Delaware Gazette
applies to the present Administration is disgusting
to nine tenths of its readers in this County 1t by
no means speaks the sentiments Of the party who
support that paper, the Federalists here, as well
as the Democrats, almost unanimously approve Of
the measures of government, and entertain just
displeasure at the groundless opposition which is
made to them by certain set of politicians. who,
it is feared have other object in view, than their
own interest and advancement to Offices. Ofseven
or eight of Mr.. Harker's subscribers in my mme-
diate neghborhood, not one of them is opposed to
Mr.. Adams, and they will do all in their power to
promote his reelection, and as most of them
of sound Judgment, good education, correct prnci
ples and strict integrity, and their opinions al
ways have great weight and influence, their efforts
will not be fruitless. You may rely upon it, that
Mr.. Harker, in endeavoring to produce an impress
sion that the Administration is unpopular in Sussex
is guilty of an attempt to deceive his readers Kent
County is also for Adams, 8 to 10.


We are aware that MIR. Harker labors ndefati-
gably to abuse Mr.. Adams-and we are also aware
that he once labored indefatigably to abuse Gen
eral jackson. and he has given such evidence Of
the unsettled state of his principles and the insta-
bility Of his opinions with regard to presidential af


fairs, that his labors to promote injure the
of any candidate for the chief magistracy, are but
Of little consequence"