{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
In an editorial article in Snowden's National Advocate,
printed in New York, find the following honorable and
patriotic sentiments, which highly creditable TO the
writer of them How much real love for his country
does he evnce than those few editors who continue to ad-
here to their opposition the government and endeavor
bring into dsrepute, the of those who admin
istcr il, merely because the men whom they supported,
were elected AS good citizens, arc IN duty bound
give cordial support the who have been con-
stitutonaly chosen fill the highest offices in the nation
to yield individual paralties TO the public good, and
unite heart and hand to promote the prosperity and up


hold the dgnifcd character of our common country For
ourselves the Wachman" will adhere to the excellent
motto of the santed Father Of his Conntry"-" Frown
Indignantly upon the first dawnng Of an attempt to ALLEVIATE
one portion of the Union from another' And we consi
der it something like the first tawnng of an attempt OF
this kind strive cherish opposition to an adj
mnstaton elected without the least infringement OF the
Constitution.


we have and will continue TO give fair and honorable
support to Mr. Adams administrations satisfied that in do
ing So follow the wishes Of large majority of the re-
publican party in this state OF the class OF re-
pubcans which prefer red Mr. Crawford for the Presden-
cy but leem it to be duty to support Mr. Adams,
and believe that the friends OF MIR. Craw.rd generally
agree with u.s.