Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-05

Nothing but the second sectiob Is NECESSARY
to render the power, as the will, complete.
But let us go on-"The next Presiaeh'ia' e
ec,ion is subject which now hills iarse sPaIe
in the attention Of the people NOW .he SUI
iect begins to develope itself Inc name OF
Gen. Jackson is 10 be used in putting down.
keeping down, the Republicans, the ola demo,
cratic party in Delaware, that the ola isuerai
partv may continue to rule supreme ner.
are now two candidates before the people,
SC. or Mr. Adams he says-"Judgins OWL
Adams, by our observations OF human na'ore'
we are convinced that FEDERALiSlo, as
such, can hope for nothing better rom ni'n
than the most determined hostility reoe,a
lsm-,he effect his election will have ON me
federalists, as party, is the burden OF ooJ.e'
tion-as if there were no other, or higner' eoh'
sideration 10 weigh in the matter. ne ?ur-
nose is, the reader wiz see, all along, oil the OIL
terest party cast, No, the good of the coun-
try, moi liberal, wise, and Efficient admins
,raton of the na,ion;--but all is nj and con
centrated to keep UP the federal party IN De'a
ware; and to keep down the democratic party
in Delaware r
"His GMr. Adams'l cabinet is composed OF
motiey band Of discordant materials MOT
LEY BAND" very decorous to he sure = he very
pink Of courtesy HENRY. CLAY, the jealous
friend Of Internal ImproveInenis--the potent au-
voeate Of domestic industry-of the american
system, as it mas been aptly termed, whlch Is
calculated TO give prosperity 10 the r armers as
vel, az The ManuGacturers-which would ena-
bile the moor man 10 clothe himself by his own
labor the animated and animating defender oil
South American Libertv.-Oh sacred name:-
the liberal friend of a system Of Colonization
looking to The removal Of the STAN OF slavery
from our coun,ry-he who during The war
stood forth on the floor Of Congress-when
Randolph reviled the vir,uous Madison-the
ablest and most eloquent defender Of his coun-
RVS violated rights. THIS is one OF those SO
modes,ly and decorously termed "mo'fey cana
RICHARD RUSH. the clear minded, the well in
formed, intelligent and faithful public servant
JAMES BARBOUR, an honor TO Virginia SAM
uEL l.. SouTHARD, the able and popular head OF
The NAVY department. WILLIAM WRIT, and
who has read the life of Patrick Henry, or is
lover Of pure eloquence 10 whom the name oi
Writ is not dear? This forsooth is "motley
band'-so stgmatized to keep up the old Fed
eral party in Delaware-to excite old malig
nan, party feellngs-and 10 keep down the
Democrats!
Letus advance .-"He General Jackson has
never deserted us; he has never abused d SIAN
dered the good men of our party; he has never
manifested disposition TO persecule redera-
lists On the contrary he has manifested d
disposition so far TO lay aside party distinction
as to place Offices ndIsoriminately IN the hands
Of the ftderalis,s and demoC All on Par
~ grounds!-no grea, national views taken,hnt
the matter is considered as it will affect bench
cially the Federal parry He will select his
cabinet, according to the plan recommended to
Mr.. Maprue Gee sl4ll...... LII nS see
sccre,a:y a, War. Having brought his name
| refore the late President, he will be in duty
bound to appoint hir,. For Secretary Of the
Treasury Mr.. M'LANE is known to be The most
prominen, candidate, he ha'ing been several
years chairman OF The committee OF Ways and
Means, in the House of Representatives in
Congress. His report of last year, totally de
ficien, of all knowledge, and built up Of idle
speculation, has cost The nation few hundred
thousand dollars, We, Mr.. M'Lahe is talked of
TO snecsed The enlightened Richard Rush as
Secretary Of the Treasury Mr. B.yLrEs, OF
Massac huset,s, Secretary Of the Maryland
Mr.. Rowan of Kentucky, Attorney General
Here then would be four federal gentlemen, the
mos; active certainly in defence Of General
Jackson, filling tour Of the Cabinet Offices! Ave
and then the object will be completed, the fed
eral party in Delaware will be put I'D, and the
Democratic party be put efftctualy down.
To go on-"We ask you Federalists OF Della
ware, to as, your eyes about you, and see who
are the men who are rallying around the stand
ard Of Adams, and are likely 70 be- benehed by
his election? Are they our frlends-the stand
ards Of our par,y-the men who have always
adhered to, and sustained the cause OF federal
ism in Delaware? You will see that they are
mol. On the contrary, they are chiefly the BIT
'rrtsi of our opponents:-men with whom we
have long had 10 contend, and found hem not
honorable opponents. but kind OF polite al rut-
fans And who NAV We expect 10 be brnehl-
ed by The rlr' ton IF Jackson? They are our
friends" Sc Is not Ibis very 6ne-and veryii
convincing? POLITICAL RUFFlANS""l
Thu, are the prominent mn OF the republic an
p.rly designated by this outrageous federal
Jarksonian! Wna, are we coming To! Hear
one word more. and then let the honest demo
Gratis nh~c, "If we promote the election OF
ADAMS, we aid the cause of our political enc
mrs, but if we assist Jackson, we aid our own
cause and that If our friends. In such corr
'ro,ersv We should act the part OF ideots and
n'admen if we did not peter Jackson to Adams;