Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-13
F,or, The Cincinnati Gazette.
pOIJTICAL MOVEMENTS.

T. ,,;,l he seen. by an article we nave o.
=, c.or, the Ohio State Journal, ana a"o.",. !,
rom the Piqua Gazette, that the "o; ;a,arnaI {
e the onposition, and fhe votes uPou ,",. 80.
-, movements and the woollen oi''' nav sssn.
eJ some feeling. where, heretofore .ns These
,d m exis,a good share Of inai"e''" ~ H., onno.
are vital subjects, and the iasoFers VI o,hng A. D
s;tou in Ohio, find il prudent 70 Sd, ~ Selling
bon, them. few, whose Sio'e c",u 'wbo are
makes them blind, and another lew L.,n " If Of.
stimulated by pride OF opinion anu mar thing
Gce. are ready enough to aoa"ap u. , ,hs ,eonIe
to nut out the administrators An at
" p '.s W., are in no such temper. n"
o. w. ~ v;ndica,e The system Of the oou'n III
t N";p would blow the opposition men ''STy ms"'
o "; ot,, 6;gL" We shall sac what the ehee. !"
I x.r,n wv vii, be. There the opposl'i'n "@"
have resolved to go the whole. .;, .rd in.
nav In he western par, Of Pennsylvania anu i
..ad throughout that State, the course u Wv
us.u leaders on the subjects OF roaos, Ca
~ .,,d The tariff, has created strong ,e" ~
" : II J,ckson is once identlhed WIZ" w
o io" doctrines, in the minds Of the peopo
tpmnsvIvania. he is blown up in that o'a'e.
Oh 6a 'hs o,ber hand, Virginia is in eommo.'o"
t. ,,.ny ,,,aces meetings are got up lot W. ~.
= =" IF organising hostility 10 the aamlhls..a
: t;on ov,wedly on the ground OF their supp mL
'' " ,hs doctrine Of making roads and ca''a', 'h
,h., IF protecting tariff. 1t seems now w. -
n s' na,;,,cJ tina, a, the time OF the rresia.n"S
q s,a.,ion Virginia preferred Adams 10 'ae NV"
"a 49, now denounces him, because h's "ea
ID nrss IN these particular subjects, are oonoA
&c ;ous to her. This should oe oorhe ~
O. o hv all who prefer measures 10 men. ,1:a;,;.
&c = At meeting in Hanover county sns,"r'
=. it was resolved, that no man s"o ,Jcdre ,
Nv =. ed for Office, who wouid no' s And
us eu 'o The reelection of Mr.. Adams. AN"
O. opp'su on,n,ended that other counties pGrsV
lrt M We, .,.,s course. The same meeting REFUSE
'se .ne ,Isdge themselves to support Gen 'aekSJ
ed y. I'D seem that they intend TO take '"e
ra- onlv in case they can do no oe1'er' W." ~.
the ,,,st be very fattering TO the gteaI n"" "'
an sslf and highly agreeable 10 his pu"ers :.
lad FL resolution to admit OF no neu'ra's,
his 49,, I'm. sn;rit of the Senator'S who VOtea
re- Green as printer to the Senate -
! TO nun .onformable to the discipline prescrio
low w. 'bs late "Albany DIRECTORY" but VINO, ID
ded =! w ac,;np on a more extended theatre, :"
'ru- 10 "n orerlv denomina,ed the NV ashing'onn u:
ans. ns,ior" It is good thing 10 see ..e w
re- mond Junto hitched to the car o, Mso .sc,
be I Ruren The Virginia Dons PLAYING Sc, ns
81, ~ anaIts "s
but THE HARRISBURG CAUCUS.
ash IF the convocation Of IS, which was held
RAILS Harrsburgh on the I'd inst. was not caue
n, at it was something worse. 1t was, as we unt
one, stand it, a private meeting held in commit
room, while respectable legislative caucus
2 CT have usually been held in The face Of the D
but lie. In The report of their proceedings, Il
the style themselves ga Convention
eta publican members Of both branches Of the
Y, a. gislalure," implying that the 81 members "
the would not assemble with them were not rep
Leans, or fraudulently wishing TO have it und
ew- Stood that all the members were with the
,ary Republican has long been regarded an equ
ILL oeal phrase in this state and is therefore VI
tain suitable for the equivocal purposes and pr
ash ciples Of men who support man disclaimi
| by all parties, and pledged to ex'erminate
wo- "mons,er, party."-Men who labored to
rtu their candidate into popularity al hrst ny cry
ue, down cancnsses, and inconllnently resort
n of them as soon as they find this mode necess;
to rally their dispersed and diminishing fore
not Gen. Oge states that they met Gin conforr
lark ty to the good old CUSTOM" 1t is bureso
not and sheer nonsense to talk about the inveters
of custsm, which was in plain English
Sc measure that had been but once adopted, III
the years ago.
GEN.. The committee in their address affect
ght, speak with great confidence, but their aseve
and lions contain internal evidences Of their dou
ON, and fears. Within the compass Of one pa
yer, graph they repea, four times that Pennsylva
iss, ,oW nat abandon the General. Itis impossi
the 10 imagine less equivocal symptom of anx
UGH ty for the concealment of their anxiety.
zen 1t is but child like mode Of expressing til
son, fears. Children shut up in the dark are apt
Ter cry out "who's afraid, Pm not afraid" d.
ted; any doubt the fear of the children who II
way CRY out? Who then can doubt the fears OF
spi- fve and thirty
Use, The professed purpose Of the caucus was
lig- call convention to nominate candidates for
be Presidency and Vice Presidency; and yet,
be- glaring discrepancy with this object, the CO
his mittee proceeds 10 make nomination of &c
raj Jackson; which the Five and Thirty rat
les, Thus the people are called upon to elect D.
t SO gates, who are required to attend convention
to Harrisburg from all parts Of the State, mer
me- to register nomination already made aud p
Who claimed.
free We are Informed that on Monday (the da,
Fps, this nondescrip, gathering Of The Legislat
ne Jackson fosres) motion was made in the Ho
,ble Of Representatives by Mr.. Boyer, that the no
up should meet al seven O'Clock that evening,
ess consider he General + er,ion u ;II ,,L;, -