For THE DELAWARE Journal,
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Mr.. Printer,


| really was amazed to see the number
of extracts from the Delaware Gazette, published
in the misunderstanding p'or Halker's real and un
buu Int opinions Of General Jackson-that man whom
he now So zeauus, supports for the Presidency. |
don't wonder that he is named the Prostitute. His
opinions Of Mr. Calhoun. his present candidate for
the Vice Presidency. by no means so bad. An
ud number of the Delaware Gazette Of lS24, con
cain, the following very friendly sentiments respect
my m--not at all comparable to his sentiments re-
s.ecting the General. | hope Col. Clement will
publish these opinions of Sammy respecting Jackson
aud Calhoun, for the benefit of the people.
SAMMY'S OPINION OF CALHOUN.
From, the DetamDre Gazette.
"1 That under the false show of extraordinary de
votion to the people, he Calhoun would embrace the
first opportunity which might present itself, to vio-
ioe their rights and his duty. toproote his oacn
teresi.'


/ @ A man of the "most disgusting vanity and ego.
ti,m that can be magned.'


. B. - We have long had doubts respecting Mr..
{ aihuun''-- are now 'sconvinced that our sus
plcons are just"


i A. "He Calhoun endeavors to advance his own
interest principally. under the pretence of dsinter-
este,iness and extraordinary patrlotssm."


$. . The cry of the people, in his mouth. but
willing to sacrifice their dearest interest for has oapn
ACKNOWLEDGMENT"