Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-23
I From the Troy. ". \. Sentinel.

FROM Ne roy ~. l. ceH''net'J
The following article from ,ht Bltfalo Jour
| nal Of the 9Th INST will be read with attention
| The Journal has ever been a decided supporter
Of Mr. 0SW6S&an state politics, and the manli-
| NJ S. and mdeSsadence Of IFS sentiments as eX-
messed below, are therefore the more sinking
and ronorabc
Mr.. CHnfon.-I, has been Asserted IN several
of the papers, thai MI Clinton had finally for NJ
I'd an alliance ,,ffrnsve s. defensive, with MIR
Van Bnrrh, and rha one of he articles oi The
treaty uas, tina, Mr. Clinton should support
Gen Jackson for the Presidency, and himself ne
the candidate For Vice President The bold
ness s air ofosrtainty with which the assertion
was made a, first impressed Us win parNai
belief of IFS truth; but, alter much observation,
the uaweicome nature Of the news; "r The dui
ness of our perception, has prevented our COM
ing fully to the understanding thai such rs the
FACT, ~ its full sense. The American hrsi pro-
claims the .pe~s-the Argus does not deny u;
and the Ricn mond Enquirer says he knew II SIX
weeks ago! On tho back Of this the Evening
Pos, saws: 1--WE are indeed aware that the
scurrilous columns of an Adams paper pro-
CLAIMED IN broad terms the slanoer, that CO.
aliiion had been ed into between MIR Gin
ton and MFR Van Buren,, by which the lanrr had
agreed TO support the former for tie office OF
Vice. President. but the faisehood was an unfor-
tunaIe one, anu not believed.
60 that look where we will (Mr. Clinton
not We, ha, ing committed himself by any pup
| Ii, act we are at loss how to determine inc
! point One thing is certaIn-let Mr.. CLINTON go
wherr be NAV, his former friends will be touhd
/ the firm and efficient supporters oil the pre,en'
| Adm inis'ratinn Upon this subject the puorc
mind is too well info med to be In doubt
| There is no room for hesitation. for however
exalted an opinion the prop!e OF this state may
| have for the taen's and services Of VII. VIZ"
ton, they cannot. in question affecting inc
pr ,spective welfare ofthe nation, sacr'hcr 'helr
own Judgments in blind reliance on us pre-
ference honestly formed, perhaps, out e'i-
dshitx founded in error.
! 5 SES; make this remark upon the SUPPOSE ION
! ,bat 4 ;s ,rue that Mr. Clinton has manifested
I. some of his friends his preference tor Ten
| Joctson True or false, thanks To the lnteiil-.
81 nee ofthc people, we are not likely to witness
the degradation of the State. by vassalage 10
sou bern COMMA, ion No coalition, with Mar
I'm Van Buren, a, its head. and Noah and Zoe
| man for it's supporters, though It sh"uio DC
sanctioned by the name of MIR. Clinton, can
nreyail-mo,e espe tally when formed Tor the
corrupt purposes of the Union.
pr,s,,us in his account of the celebrated
Cir Thomas Mo re, men ions one trait IN hls
character. which is quite singular. He says
"It is fayori,e amusement OF his to exam'
-. ,ha forms. the capacities and the DISPOSE
lions of different animals hence there Is scarce
w any snecies of bird, any other anlmal c m
- ss,eemed rare, such as the monkey. the
f a3n the ferret, the weasel and such like, whieh
he does not keep ard feed in his house be-
me- nc u ,bese if any foreign other curiosity
sus ~ his wav, he eagerly pure asses it, ard
,an' h III house. ON all sides. furnished with
things Of this kind thai her of s VISIT
corner some object to arrest VIC e!'' -
ers."