FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
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In Harker's Gazette of untruth, of the 2ond inst


in some very ungenerous remarks of the Editor res


pecting the appointment of the ChiefJustice, lately
made by our worthy Governor, he observes that
John NJ. Clayton makes it a point to promise offices
wherever and whenever it suits his purposes. OF
that Of his party and that he had promised the
Chief Justices place to VIM. Hill Wells in antci.
patton ofthe death of Judge Booth, but that he has
been obliged TO bestow the appointment on another


to whom Mr. John NJ. Clayton was under rather
stronger obligations and that the consequence has
been violent quarrel between the promser ant
Ipromsee. To this statement Of ntruth, for which


that Editor is so famous-was in the habit of use


ling vulgar expressions would say that it was, with