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FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
Mr. Bradford,


The Governor of this State has hcen charged, py
the Jackson party, with an lmpror"f distribution oi
field officers of the militia among the Adams men.
With desire TO have this MEASUREMENT corrected, /
furnish you the following facts for publication.


First appointment OF Major General, Henry M.
Rdgely---a Jackson man.


Ditto Of Brgader General of Cd Brigade, John
Cnmmins--Jackson ditto


Ditto Of Colonel of 4th Regiment, George Cub
bage, violent jackson ditto


Appointment of Adjutant General--William W.
Giccn---Jackson man. This officer holds the only
salary office in the whole militia and gets ooo dol
lars year.


Dto Of Brgater General of Sd Brigade, Jesse
Grteu--.JaCkson man.


Col. Henry Whitley of the Cd regiment and Ma
lor Cauk are both Of the same party--also Mayors
John L. Morris, and General james " olte OF the
1T rcaituent--aso Colonel William G. Williams OF
the 9Th regiment Colonel David II. Smith OF the 7th
regiment--Coonel Jehu Stochley of the eighth re-
gimept--aso, Major Harper, Major Laws, Major
payntcr, Major Short, Major Mitchell, Major Phil
lips, Major Tindall, Major Derrlckson---Coonel
Turner, Col Clement-AlaJor sutton, MAYOR gel
lars. Major John Layton, Major Wiltbank, Mayor
Thomas Clark, Mayor Boone, besides others not
necessary to enumerate, that nearly two-thlrds OF
all the feld-oflicers OF the militia have been chosen
from the jackson ranks They have also the only
militia officer who receives a salary, and yet are
not content Have not the administration men bet
ter cause to complain, when the Governor Is known
10 be an administration man, and has yet thus bestoW-
ed these Offices on ncn who daily revlle him be-
cause he did not give them all?


remember hat. before the politics OF the State
were absorbed in the Presidential Question, the de-
mocrats complained that they had not an equal share
Of field officers Yet on counting them, 1t was
found that they were Just equally divided between
tederalists and democrats. The democrats ther
ceased to complain, but the Jackson men, ii seems
will not be satisfied with any thing


MILITIA MAN.