DELAWARE.
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This little state, faithful through the whole of the
revolution, profusely mlngling much of her best
blood with that of the gallant and farfamed /" Mar
yland line''--and first to adopt the constitution Of
the United States is the first also, by her late cleo
ton. in the field to defend the peace, liberty and
safety of the republic. in the reelection of John @
Adams ; and Maryland is acng side her generous
neghbor again, having also trumphed in the same
most worthy cause. As the patriotic soldery from
these states were among the foremost and most eff
cient in turning the tide of the war in our favor in
the South in the revo|uton,-it is with great salts
faction that we again find them as pioneers in the
righteous cause of defending by the ballot that which
was won bv the sword. LAUS DEO!


Noah, Judge and King of Israel, who sometimes
SAYS the truth, certain occasion declared that
Little Delaware had a heart big enough for a whole
continent.' This state has proved herself worthy
of her M'Kean's and Rodney's, Haslett's and Kirk
woods of the days long past.