American Watchman And Delaware Advertiser

There is some similarity in the characters of the Editor of the New York Evening Post and the Editor of the Delaware Gazette. Both these papers are now fiery supporters of General Jackson. Our readers well know what was Mr. Harker's former opinion of the General—and they will learn from the following extract, in what estimation he was held a few years ago by the Editor of the Post.

Extract from the N. York Evening Post, Dec. 30, 1818.

"Gen. Jackson, from the moment he was entrusted with command, has avowed and systematically made, his own will and pleasure, the sole rule and guide of all his actions; he has suspended the executive, legislative and judicial functions of the states, with arbitrary sway: he has insulted the executive of the United States, at whose pleasure he holds his commission, spurned its authority, disregarded and transcended its orders: he has usurped the high prerogative of peace and war, entrusted by all nations to the sovereign authority of the state, and by our constitution, to Congress alone: he has abrogated the known laws of nations, and promulgated a new code of his own, conceived in madness or folly and written in blood: he has, in fine, violated all laws human and divine, and violated them with impunity!"