Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-01

family were employed in maxine Ma.
and jackets for the free negroes at fi9aa'aIoes
whenever any of these ministers. m.iu TIA
male, come TO me with their comnls ss On (.
petitions for aid, never forget Gil 1 pIl ata
Senior Manuel Ordonnez, who got ;'ss al
lived comfortably by administering ,b sa sai
OF the poor. If we cannot get here an s,. ,a't'
of the money we vote by appropris TiiS's',
should like to see settlement of the s".nb
Of the Otaheitans. | should like to .0ara
vouchers of the expenditures for thee he
witch Islanders, and these Liberian oso. S'H
am afraid we should have to settle tbem
quitable principles they would neye, "
the Treasury. Pass
Note 18th. Observe here Mr. Randolnb,s
ofthe integrity of the treasurers and trustee. R',
public charities 1t is rather singular, under G On
pressions, that he should have left so large 10.
as five pounds, to the oyerseers of the Door - aA
pool They will unquestionably-tha Is ~. L's,.
seer's will-get rich on this muniicent do a.. %a
Twill show that the President of The H.,
States and his ministers have Jonathan I P's
seled the Congress Of the United States-"%.F
he has held one language at one time. on %
same subject, to one House Of Congress rt W
to another House he has held a diTerpr, ~,
guage on the same subject | will M, ~: AZ
it here in notes: | will have the letters MIN
in parallel passages, that they may be comnsr.s mn
with the style Of the Department of S,','
whether the Department of State be, in ~
case, the President Of the United State, W.,
whether it be the officer who presdes ov'.
that Department; it will show sufRcje,t =
satisfy any man Of common penetration ~,
these things were manufactured here, and ,b,.
this Don Salazar, or whatever he is, had i,,,
as much hand in it, as the Grand Inouisi,or
had in the commission with which Don r,
phael and broker Ambrose de Lamela, in com
pany with Gil Bias, made visit to The Lew
and riHed his Golfers. | will prove to any
man-they may write what Spanish ,ber
please-carry it to an Indifferent translator. and
there shall be no similarity in style, grammai.
cal construction, or any thing else, between The
letter they write and the letter which ii is ale.
ged they have written, and which has been
translated and sent 10 us.-Why were not The
originals sent? Is the name of the translator
given No. They are not sent as purpor:ing
10 be TRANSACTIONS.
Note 18th Mr. Randolph here asserts that the p.
mama documents were forged Such is the staple q
the four hours and SIX hours harrangues, which NJ,
Calhoun holds to be in order. He really SAYS tia
mass Of documents was forged.
We are going the road that has ruined IA
lions before us-we are copying, as far as we
are able, the worst parts Of the British system,
leaving out the best, and who are we, that v,
should be exempt from the law which The Au.
thor of the being of all mankind has imposed
on them!
Note 18th. What are the best parts Of the British
system, which we leave out what the worst parts
which we have adopted if in our common law, the
writ de lunatoo inqutrendO is unknown, We hare lef
out the best part of the British system. If it is not
there is hope yet.