FOR THE WATcHMAN.
ELECrIONEERING.
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The Delaware Gazette of the Goth inst. is TEEN
ing with editorial remarks, on the subjec; OF tht
| approaching election. The editor calls Mr. Haz
zard weak man, and makes many statements res
pectng him, which the federal party themselves, il
the couny where he resides, pronounce untrue, b,
their intention to vote for him, on account of hi
public fitness and private worth. But this is o
Mr. Hal ker's rnderhanded electioneering tricks, ,e
blind il possible, some Of those who are not wei
acquainted with his character. Mr.. Harker him
sell, when he announced that the electoneerine
campaign had commenced, pronounced MIR. Haz
zard TO be man of unblemished character, anc
now he wishes (if he had it in his power) to bem
ish t;-but the public are too well acquainted with
Mr.. Hazards high standing, and Mr.. Harker's
character for consistency and veracity, to be decey
ed. He has also said great deal about Mr.. Nc
Lanes conduct at the last session Of Compensation
the purpose of binding the people to his aults but
he takes good care TO say nothing about his attempt
10 U0tate the Constitution, by endeavoring TO in
trodnce the power into the House OF Representa-
lives, OF insructng the Executive relative to the
making OF treaties ;-Wisness his resolution res.
pecting the Panama Mission.


| If Mr.. McLane, as Mr.. HaIker admits, did advo.
cate the Panama Mission in his speech on the sub
Ject, why did he endeavor to trample on the COnsti
tuition, by wishing the House to instruct the Presi
dent as to the subjects Of negotiation when the Con
slitntion says that treaties made by the President
must be approved of by The Senate before they can
become the law of the land II Mr.. McLane did
not think IT right 10 appropriate money for that OBJ
ect, why did he not vote against the Bill, an hon
est man If he did approve OF it, why did he wish
TO interfere with the treaty making power, when he
knew (or ought to have known,) il would violate the
Constitution The answer must be, he was influ
enced by ignorance or something else His friends,
presume, will not admit it was Ignorance. Then
what was it! Deawarians! you arc to Judge Of this
conduct Was it honests If you think we'll of it,
elect Mr.. McLane again. You are to suffer, il you
elect men who attend TO their private interest,
instead of the public good Blu, you are not blind
you are not ready TO be duped again.


II you elect Doctor Naudain, you have man Of
talents and integrity, who will represen! you with
honor and honesty. But methinks hear Mr.. Har-
ker crying that Mr.. McLane has been long time
in Congress don't turn him out don't turn him
out" However, you are too we'll aware oil the mis-
cries OF Europe, to make places hereditary in our
happy land.


The election is near at hand--let every Republi-
can be at the poIls and true democracy-ihe soye
reignty OF the peoples will must prevail over fac
ton and oppression.


Information from Kent and Sussex is still more
ffattering. There is no doubt but genuine demo
cratic principles and lberay will prevail, and we
shall be more happy people.


I'm Etector Of " C. County.