Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-02

:. ~ eober dictates OIL you. 49,. ~
NJ, broueh, you to the GROUND ~ sd serie. Of
Yours oaS ants. which have never sweeorneD
alsapp smner nor mitiga:ed your res''ess IN
yo MI, there has been any thing cor.ut r..
sonehfs. I have no idea; but 'ha' Wv G,
YOU san : series of s,ratagem, in.rigu: ",;s.e
mas anrsued with your privity, which !us oc
nes9;i;ar al strongly as you can nave w.
sup S.ms and Mr.. Clay. is certain:
n..snder of MIR. Calhoun was at Was"."sn"
.mher. Cen. Jackson was prese"', ~ .ranoe-
soot;nc with other cancidates-.":
rent 10 make Mr.. Calhoun VICE p. ;n.,.n, ar
Eereat of a caucus nom'nauo"LL 81, I,ekson and
ssnosment of an opposition by as"h;,.hIe
fspse and their friends, carries induoi'a 80,
Z:an".s of a combination, il not eorfuP.,
eIs.I ~ any respectable principle,
o or Nv a general harmony OF, or consU .a;n
mrnraI,"r You talk Of CORRUPTION anu e.a'
Q = '.Ins which every freeman VIII math'ai",
'ne NJ: n.s;on II is in the natural exercise
=" ";uht that I propose 10 ADJUST INC 'a,
Of Az aSams and MIR. Jackson TO the puo'ls
a.sdence. Il would crafty me Tor human Va
,,,re,s .ake. il you could convince me .na,
son,s nriyate life has not been 's"su.
lions wees; a man who, wheiher !" '"","I 49,
|c;y;l trust, has evinced no respect 10, -
where he could tread them down i, '"p"n
~: and heaven knows he mas s.'H W.
NOS NOS 50 TO do with rare sagacity. iou no" ap,
Us ~ wish 10 hold up that federalism as
wrhs,r with whom you were early ana 'o"b
.ssociated. and whom you long served ~ q p.
l:sJ 81 M, The least OF its errors. But, really,
, federalism is now a mere phantom, 'ha' e"""o'
ha injured into existence, even by the NEGRO
".ncv of ~noli,ical cabal. That every act when
j vas dome by the former federal Administrator
hi was wrong, few will be found disposea, d. .M'
=. fine. to assert. But even an amlais"a.
nw;,h all the errors on it OF that oil 1919, woulu
kobe desir able in preference 10 a h,u''y
wespo,ism. If there be federal ana "|".
Vlrinciples in the present controversy, ,ne o',
nc, lie with the hero candidate. The contro-
= uy lrsv really is between military rule, and that
tbt he constitution and laws. II Is now me
ntiNts,;on. whether we shall have a government
Iori- Va Mustered by a man Of virtue, great expert
/ at kt and eminen, civil attainments, or Jeopar'
With Hi,be liberties and peace Of the country un-
le a ta proAigate, ferocious, and uncaltiVa'ea MI
most We chieftain.
!, of uuno,. in the close Of this letter, omit 10
lie iFol you Of my regret in reading your speech
rupt intppsi,ion to the w%oollens bill, al the last
one seSioof congress. Al one time you embark
pre- edlrk wool growing business TO a large eA-
we're teT\ ring on one side does not justify rush.
Sc. ing Uni an opposite extreme. | desire most
your dewitt 10 see a sound community Of interests
ings chertbe in every part Of the Union On &C.
! be neral B . International policy, Pennsylvania has
for long (edn harmony with the south. The un'
,usi. yieldiE oposition from that quarter to afford a
vas Vlprotec,ion OF our agriculture, which
rne, has la 3ished since ial7. against eouaPetsian
ght, from foad, IS what we do not merit at their
d Of handsPr what we ought not tan,ely TO submit
y to TO. Nclaim only a proportionate part OF the
anne b~eneftAf the union, much less ought we 10 be
ious patientbder the sacrifice Of our just claims, by
enc our im1diate repre- sentatives. Fine wool is
seat now 10 sold with difficulty; the market is
re- full Of kforeign article-when sold it will not
bring 2 tents per pound. The manufacturer
/ are embarrassed and discouraged. Our pro-
,art- duce is let in our own markets by importations
At that prdpce a depression of prices, that pre-
;idc, clude tt4hope Of cultivating our farms to pro-
ONE hi. Toiou this truth cannot but be obvious.
and II the ts against the woollens bill, from this
wis state, WE given 10 conciliale favor for Jack
tain son, we Re strongly called upon to oppose his
4 as election Icannot ascribc il TO any other cause
my Favor tdhis bill is not enumerated by you as
me one OF n. Adams errors, though l have re-
we're GREETED learn that you have been Influenced
ub,- in your }te, by Mr.. Claws partiaIity for it.
tit invite yd to a free discussion. am no poll
able tlcian BY Trade, but a farmer, in the actual hard
zeal banded s%frcise Of my profession. My prayel
tue. Tor my d'ntry is, a constitutional and peace
eed' fui admietrstion Of its government.
ON L am, aever sincerely your well wisher,
lent JONATHAN ROBERTS.
$40 May . II, 1927.
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ONE Gen. Jafson IN Louisiana.-We copy from thu
APPS New Orlanx-Argus of the 9th inst. the follow
ract ing extrat Of letter from a member Of the lie
into gislature # Louisiana, to a gentlemen il New
in Orleans, hted 3lst May, 1927:
was 81 perceive by the G~azet,es, that the old &c
neral has accepted the invitation of the Legis
his lature, toIbe present at the celebration Of tn
lom 9th OF JANUARY next. He certainly could no
have. been informed, that the resolution wa
az supported by :he warm friends Of the admins
ney, %lration, and could not have been adopted with
W.T.. out their support, there being only twenty-five
ugh Jacksonists in both houses, out Of sixiy-seye
not members I do not bslieve HE rres.nc..-.a