Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-23
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.ruRpAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Is. 1926.
-.nort having been circulated that the GEL
come other malignant jecsr, was raging
~. ,,s.oer,s Ferry, the Free Press of the goth
aat,v coutradcts il, and assures strangers
ia'. here is no danger TO be apprehenced from
D ZINC that place A similar report has got
vs." - in relation to- Alexandria; but upon
s s Dretext we are at loss to imagine, since
,o,n was never more healthy at the same
Ian of the year. We have vigilant Board
spo,;ce. who, under no consideration, would
.,,ou our country friends to be deceived. Be-
"a. which, we should esteem ourselves crimi-
wsre our town to be visited by such a Gala
~ and .cs remain silent
rhs Editor of the Virginia Free Press, thus
..,nowledges the receipt of MIR. Clays speech.
ays have received the speech of Mr.. Clay, at
40 dinner lately given him by the citizens of
I.wisburg. He adverts TO the illibera perse-
..,;on which he has met with, and gives, in
lain and frank manner, his reasons for his con-
au,, in the presidential election. Ifany person
40, seriously believed the charge of corrup-
,;on. we think there is enough in Mr.. C.'s re-
marks 10 shake such an ungenerous belief
HENRY CLAY needed no favor from John Q. Adj
ans nor from Andrew Jackson, TO make him
what he undoubtedly is, a man beyond the
sbalts Of detraction and malice. AS Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, and as the a
Bile and eloquent advocate Of South American
independence, and of free principles generally,
he had acquired character which no office in
this, or any other government, could enhance
or elevate. impartial posterity will give it
perpetuity. Time will but add to its lustre."
The quantity of American cotton imported
into great Britain during the year 1926 is es,i-
mated at s95,s66 bales; and that from other
parts Of the world, at SCOTIA bales;--making
the whole import for that year 7o5,oo6.
in % days from Vera Cruz, late political intel
Ieence has been received from Mexico and Pa
mama. The four republics of Colombia, Peru,
Guatemala, and Mexico have concluded trea-
ty Of league and perpetual friendship, and other
conventions respecting contingents. We have
made extracts, below, from the Baltimore Ga
zette, and added an article from the National
Journal Of yesterday, which confirms the news,
and gives interesting information relative to
Commodore Porter.
From the Baltimore Gazette, September 81.
MEXICO-CONGRESS OF PANAMA
BY the fast sailing schr. BLucHER, Captain
Fitch, arrived las: evening in twenty-four days
from Vera Cruz, we have received files Of pa
pers 10 the oath Of Augustine translate the
following articles respecting the Congress of
Panama, BY which it appears that Treaties of
ALiance and Friendship have been formed be-
tween the respective Republics. and that sever
al members of the Congress were on their way
home to render an account of their proceed
ings,-The Congress continues its delibera-
ticns in Mexico.
the Mexican Confederacy, Saturday 10Th of August
1926
81 he official document which we are about
TO copy intcour paper, by order OF His Excel
iency The President, informs us of the most Clio
rous political event that will adora the annals
OF thosS new AMerican States, who have unit
ed themselves by indissoluble ties in the far
famed Congress Of Panama, to maintain their
Independence agains, their old oppressors-
Wewil! not longer keep from view single
clause OF that precious document, nor substi-
tU,e our own pompous notices to its concise s.
simple tenor. We will proceed Immediately
toapprize the inhabitants of the happy Anahu
&c, ofthe honor that has fallen, in his great
lunclure, to the lot Of the Mexican Republic -
blessed be the Providence that has poured up
on them this copious stream of benefits! I'm
mortal praise and glory to those illustrious
plenipoeRliary ministers TO the Congress, who
nave fulfilled, with so much ability, zeal and
S9c1ess the most important object OF their mis-
S'oN' Honor and immortal glory to the gov
ernments who have displayed so much dis
'fiminstiOn in The choice Of their ambassadors!
Nexlcan Legation at the Congress of the New Amer
lean States:
Nosr EXCELLENT SIR. We arrived here to-
gay IN the brig of war Constant, from Panama,
whence we sailed on the 2lst ult. and we have
we pleasure o! announcing 10 you, that on the
ioNh oil the same month we concluded treaty