DELAWARE JOURNAL.

WILL. .sy.I; All N G:1F0NS
Monday, October 6, 182S.

THE ELECTION.
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We anticipate our usual day of publication, in
order to give the friends of virtue and of vrtuous
Administration all the information possible, on the
great subject, which now agitates, to an unusal de-
gree. our happy land. We have been engaged for
The last IS months, in giving view of the char.
acters of the two men who are held up candidates
for the highest office in the public gift IL we are
not grossly mistaken, we have abundanty shown
that the present Administration will oe nothing
by COMPARISON with any since that of the illustr.
Gus Washington. While on the other hand, we
have shown, principally from the testimony of our
opponents, and their witnesses. that Gen. jackson
has no single qualification for the Office TO which he
aspires We have shown, that before the Admins
tration had done either good epa, they were de-
nounced by of the most desperate factions that
ever degraded any country who through their Or
gan, Mr.. Johnson, declared, they must be PIT doacn,
tho pure as Angels. We have shown that all their
prominent acts have been in unison with this dcca-
ration. We have given very faint view, to be
sure, of some of the Combination leaders in Della
ware. who resemble Mr.. Speaker Stevenson, as this
day deneated. In short, we have shown you, that if
Mr. Adams is not reelected, it is not because he is
not possessed of every qualification, in eminent
degree, to render him fit for the station he fills And
that if Gen. Jackson be elected it is in the face of ten


thousand facts we'll authenticated; and that he is to-


tally unfit for the office, unless you intend to change
the policy. as well as the government.
Il


that has occurred since the formation of the Consti-
tution we briefly conclude, in the language of
great leader" Choose ye this day whom ye will


serve."


The Patriot of Sept. 19. says" We have been
informed that manufacturer in one of the Western
, Hundreds sent all the Adams men in his employ


ment to the late election, but would not permit those


who were Jacksonites to leave their work.
COMMENT.


To M. Bradford, Esq.


Sir--l was, some days since, told by highly re-
spectacle and active gentleman of the Jackson par
y thai there wos pretty sharp cut for about the


late election, IN the Patriot.


have, this moment, (and entirely by accident)


seen the above paragraph. do the Editor ofthat
paper, hope, more than justice, in supposing he
t believed what he stated but should be doing my


self less in not assuring him that he has egregiously
misrepresented me. The statement is untrue.
e our humble sr'vt
HARRY CONNELLEY.
: Rosevilie Factory, Oct. 9.