Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-23
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ns.ssnAY MORNING, AUGUST %. 1896

Son and LlFci Poo'
- contents have been anticipated oy arrivals
r other parts ofthe United States.
robbett a.irms, in his own Register, that
.;rb, arm was so much pulled and shak-
:. Nv the people in the late election, that
:. w,s unable to raise his hand to his head. If
he the inconvenience of receiving one
,...lJ'h mart of the peoples support, what would
49,. bpeu the misery and consequence OF re-
living the salutations of mcjority of the inds-
.,,d,nt yo.ers of his district.
p.rmcx H. CABELL, Esq. has become one OF
NE uroprie,ors and Editors of the Lynchburg
v;rcinian--a paper uniformly conducted with
rrea, spirit and ability, and, it is said, with
s,,;dy increasing patronage. Mr.. Cabell,
,Okly acknowledges that Mr.. Adams was not
MS choice for the presidency; but since he be-
/. l;eyes that the American people will have to
choose. a, the next election, between Adams
and Jackson, he cannot, he says, for moment
hesitate 10 declare bis hearty preference for the
former.
Mr.. REED, one of the Senators Of the United
States for the State of Mississippi, has address
ed circular letter TO the people of his State,
ayowing his opinion that the attack upon the
Administration, made in the Senate during its
las, session, twas an opposition to men, and not
10 measures, and that it admits not of doubt,
,ha, the opposition to the Panama Mission a.
rose mainly from personal hostility TO Mr.. A.
dams and Mr.. Clay"
The Editor Of the Louisiana State Gu-ette adj
mis-. that, with the exception of his own paper
and the Journal at ST. Francisville, all the prints
in the State, about twenty in number, are the
supporters Of the Administration of the Gene
raj Government. -
lis said that in Darien, Georgia, the gun
used at the funeral ceremonies in honor of JEFF
ferson and Adams, had been named Thomas
JEFFERSON, and had been fred eighty-two times,
when, on the match being applied the eighty
third time, the number of years of Mr.. Jeffer-
sons life, 1T BURST.
We copy the following independent and pa
tsiotic Address from the Cincinnati Gazette of
the 18th inst. Letters from several parts of
Ohio, advance the opinion, tina, three-fourths
OF the people Of that State, will support the
present administration, SO long as it pursues
the fearless and honest course that has thus far
characterised it. General Jackson is daily
losing friends, as his real character ana pre-
tensions become better understood
Mr.. GREENE'S ADDRESS,
1oths Electors of the FIRST Congressional District.
Circumstances, altogether independent Of
personal considerations, make il proper for me
TO decline being longer regarded as Candidate
for seat in the Twentieth Congress The full
and deliberate conviction that the interests of
our common country (which, in my humble
Judgment, are embraced, enphaticaiy in the
POLICY Of the PRESENT ADMINISTRATION of the
GENERAL GovERNMENr,) may be more effectual-
~ promoted by the selection of some other indi-
yidual than myself as candidate in opposition
TO the present incumbent, for the exalted sta
tiVu IStClICu W, NOuiu dlODe Oc SutnClcHt 10 ut-
termlne me in the course suggested Thai policy
will, in my opinion, engage the candid attention
ofeyery citizen, who, in his judgment upon its
real merits, is influenced more by regard 10
the measures it proposes, than by prejudiced
reference TO the men to whom the constituted
authorities Of the country have entrusted its adj
ministration. As freeman, however humble,
have right. and dare, to say, that those men
have my confidence, because their measures
have'my appreciation, and should feel that /
were doing injustice to myself and to the friends
whose partiality has suggested my name 10 the
consideration of the public, were /, voluntarily,
10 continue IN relation to the present canvass,
winch oy Its possible influence 10 distract The
Puohc mind, in however small degree, might
occasion result in the election hostile to what
CONCEIVE 10 be ,hs true interests Of the coun-
ny ana The district. WILLIAM GREENE.
Cincinnati, August 8, 1926.
FROM the Baltimore Chronicle Of August %.
lMrORfANT FROM I-AGUAYRA.
we learn by the schr Alisanna, arrived here
sas. evening, IN II days frog Laguayra, that
s Jus'ness was completely at a stand, and no