L. w GILBERT,
Secretary Delaware Bible Society.

For THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
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There is one paragraph IN the last Gazette, which
is enough 10 make Cat laugh, at the lmpudence OF
the Idiot that wrote it. That the prospect OF Gen
eral Jacksons election should effect the price OF
flour! and the poor fool says that the Hundred el-
ectons have raised its price from 81 to dolla $.
What will it be, when Jackson is elected, asks this
fiat Answer, the loss by the Jackson party IN the
Hundred elections, is proof that the General VIII
be President; by the same rule ofloggerhead arlth-
metic (lf he should be Presdent there will be nc
flour to be had for love or money.


Iwould also draw the attention of The Friends to
dirty scurilous piece in the Gazette OF the 23rd
signed j. S. Lsston As to the Friends taking Burr
in preference to Jackson, put the writer in bag
with the other two an9 he will find very few eua
kers thatwould take either of them. This writer
when he wrote the piece must certainly nave peer
bereft of his senses-he first admits that he diskes
the Quakers, and then says--'s in whose friendship
have long confded, and still delight TO cherish
And agan--"I owe an opology, for dlslilIing
then'' But the following part of his piece ough
certainly to give him high claim on their generos
| ty-ssT That no dsrepect was meant or intended ioI
| those friends, as they sometimes call themselves
zcho haze breasted the storms Of z0ar IN the defence O
our common countrye" From which it is to be IN
ferred that he means dsrespect to those that vii
6oht-and those that will not, he dlskes--as 1t Is
we'll known that the QualSers are to man prnclpiee
AGAINST war and bloodshed it follows as matter
'''e' A QUAKER.