DELAWARE JOURNAL.

WILMINGTON:
Tuesday,, january A5, AS2S.
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MIR. Clark, State Treasurer of Pennsylvana,
has been turned out of Office, because he will not
bow down and worship the Military idol. This de.
cree of persecution, first issued from the Comblna
ton at Washington has gone forth, and will. doubt
less, be the order of the day. No want of capacity
or honesty is urged against Mr.. Clark bn. several
Jacksonans, in letter, made his opinion Of the
General as the proper test OF office.


We have some curiosity to learn who that grand
dignitary of the la1y'' is, who wrote to one of the
Sussex members, previous to the meeting of the Ls
gislature on the subject of the office of Auditor Of
Accounts. Was it one of the lawyers who went


to Sussex to inform the people of that County whom
they should run as Senator ? Was it the one who
thought so poorly of Red Lion Hundred, that h
wished to honour her, by being her representative
at the last Election Was it the one who, a
Christiana, undertook TO inform Federalists wha
their duty was in the present struggle Let us hav
his name.