Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-26

complete disgrace to themselves to..
minds Of the public by "insinM.ip0' poison d.
"charges" against the two most d;'.!s a,i L
members OF that administrator ~Daaa.gOlsha
hope will be believed without proof ba; 'A &y
for. 1t is just so when an ipdiy;SpD calti
opposition would strive to supplant or -. o. As
rival whose powers of mind render him n'sE'l,
cient supporter of that administrator an tS
charges and oblique insinua,ioas are re., sa9a
and the petty malice of disappointed ,~Sth}
vents itself upon every object thar orn au'la
dark designs. The public however r M:Hs Ii
end be found just and even saneroo y" nth:
will keenly watch The man wnc :uS =: iGtl
hands unclean comes forwara, uocailad ~" ~ ON
the reputation Of one whom. ~ r,n1", o'Ns
ten6 with on fair grounds before hiq .sno CD
zens, but whom he hopes to disable h. NV e
sins stab in the dark. Butt wIi be- d, .~ s'''S
for him TO attempt TO cast the irst s,or5SQoi
he himself were without sin, and The mo' =
of self interest or malice will surely b . "'a'a
ed to him by those who know and GeeI ' Nv,
truly magnanimous mind would act dss.s ~s''
the level of public informer where ,bs ..1r
good orthe public sentiment by no me,rr p, .'r
for it, and where too the accusation isorIr.Sa'
when il would be Convenient to the acr9,.- -.
put the accused out Of his way.
The Indiana Recorder Of the 9th inc. ,
nishes the following decisive informa,;,.' ''
the subject of the very closely Confessed ~ VI
ton, in one of the three Districts Of ,b,, S ,t
for Representative to the Twentieth Cora.'1
"hadiana Election-It is now fully ,sc .S'S,E
ed that THOMAS H. BLAKE has been esc, ,,5-' j.
the Doth Congress in the lst district oS -:
State, in the place of Ratliff Boon. Mr. p, NJ.
is in favor of Mr.. Adams Administrative
at is enormously stated in some Of tbeP,.
tern opposition papers, tina: Mr.. Jennioo, h..
been elected "by the enemies OF The Dreser, a.
ministration He was elected BY the Ps,,k >,
his district, without opposition, and wi,bov.
regard to party, and known to be friendly =,
the present Administration, as the Journals n
the last session will ATTEST"
A letter from Miller Court House. Arkans,.
Territory, dated Aug. 81, mentions tina, a IA.
ty of six men, who had obtained rermi, IRON
the commandant at Fort Towsun TO 90 Inn
the Buffaloe range for their health, iourreye
for about two days, when they perceived p.,
ty Of Osages making towards hem. Al fs.
they determined TO give them battle, but End.
ing the number of Indians about thirty, declined
contest, and all retrealed except TWO us,
were taken prisoners, ard stripped Of all he.?
clothing except their 2antaloons. ThelDdins
took pack mule and horse, ard after a5u,rg
the prisoners with blows from the tomahavi
turned them loose and let them come ho-..
but followed them 10 the settlement and sol,
some horses.
The Natchitoches paper Of Angus, 18th,
mentions, on the authority o. gentleman from
Texas, that Captain Clark and his family, cor.
sisting Of his sister with two children, bis ne.
phew, Spanish Boy, and three friendly h
dams, who had encamped three leagues on jhl
side of the Brasos, on their return &c Toyes,
were attacked by a party Of Wayos and 'faw-s
ka Indians, and murdered. Judge Tate, w5'
was in company with them, made his escape,
after receiving four or five wounds
The same paper states that party OF hunters
had been attacked near the Pawnee Village OF
Red River, by party of Usage indians, WIN
took two Of the party, stripped them oil their
clothing, whipped them most uhmerclu.H ana
ordered them back
A slip from the New York Gazette sa.5