Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16

~ Maryland line shall endure, or ves'igt
~, metropolis remain, the character of the
1.,, Of Cowpens and Eu,aw will be cherished
;.b fond remembrance.
,,s. evenings mail brought US nothing
from the Pennsylvania elections, except
..roy, that Lehigh County has returned
,,l.on Delegates by much reduced MAORI
-. ,ncas,er, Bucks, and Chester Coun-
Senator's and Delegates friendly to the
liberation. INGHAM lives in Bucks,
- BUCHANAN in LANCASTER. Can such
..,,rt be true? We are rather sceptical.
fine, would be too much.
T.. NJ, nrrsen, columns will be found leuer
~ our correspondent in Leesburs, Va. CIV
Ss,si,cl account Of i Meeting held there
,hs S,h instant, for the purpose OF choosing
r-n.,,rs 10 the Anti Jackson Convention
,,.h vill assemble in Richm ond on the 9Th
,r..,,,y next. The gentlemen selected as
n.,g,,es, as well as those placed upon the
r.mmi,ce Of correspondence, are CT the hrs,
,i,og in every point Of view. Such men
.,,nO, C,;l 10 have an influence upon their fell
-, ,;,;zeps. Selections equally judicious have
Ion mad, in Spot:sylyania, Stafford, and Ian
,,,,gr and we have every reason 10 expect that
rp same spirit viii govern the people in every
unity Of the State. The crisis demands the
.,,,ic,s Of the hes, tsIrn,s Of the " Ancient Do
:" and having them on our side, they
,,,r,,pnly oucn, not to re withhe d,-They will
.b;--In ripencd iud lment, in virtre. in patriot.
an & in miad the ASrl JACKSON, or, in other
words, the AxIr~DE>PoTIc Convention Of Fir-
,;o'a. viii tran>c 80 lsy similar assembly since
rFirsor, Madisau. Monroe, Henry, Lee, Ma
Yn. and others, acted together. II Is now dis
arc,ly known that The venerable MADISON
ID Inc author of the five able essays under
ae Signature Of "A FARMER" in the last OF
shch the Convention Was proposed Mr.. Ma
i,on is rhrr, fore tho author of the Convention,
md il is no, chimcricsl TO expect tina, he viii
,r,;3e over its deliberations. That Orange
yiIl n,ilc him TO be one Of her Delegates, we
nave no doubt; and we have TOO much conf
hrce 10 his good sense and in his love Of coun-
uy to ha,bo fear that false delicacy will be
:lovcd 20 deprive US ofthe invaluable influence
sLith would result from his presence.
The following paragraph, copied from the
W,renton Gazette Of the l5tn instant, is sup-
ported bv the opinions of many Of the best in
termed CITIZENS Of The State;
Accounts from the different counties war
|" r9U the belief that, with the exception Of
/ Price William, Their is not a county north
| OfRappah nncck rjver il which the Admin
"Nuation viii not have a majority oil r"tes,-
West Of tn Blue Ride we near that the
Counties o. the valley, With the rxceptio" of
Frederick Shenandoah and Roc kingham, will
yot m ,lori;ies for e Administration ano
vest Of lh- Al ghanv thu vote viii he favor
abe B low The Blu Ridgeand above t'de
water, sou n { Tie RappaAann Ick, as far as
GU Information extends the Jack>on ,icSet
will pr vail We do not know how the
sma | counties or lie wafer will ole, but a.
The pumbcr in them will be small in g"ne-
raj count, we think presen,, the cofe of bir-
gpiGGtS al least un,erfain
The President Of The United States arrived
N Baltimore on Sunday morning, where he
Fli remain I'LL tomorrow morning. Yester-
aY he attended the funeral OF the venerable pa
mo- louS EAGER Howard, and to-day he will
tcsIve the friendly salutations OF his fellow CT
'2eUs The following correspondence viii be
faa with satisfaction:
LETTER OF INVITATION.
10 JOAN QulxcY ADAMS,
f'cSiaent Of The Uaiisd States:
BALTIMORE, 9th October, 1927.
NR-We have been appointed by an assem-
s2Se Of our fellow cnizens to address you on
1''r BEHALF anG TO express toyou their ear
est desire thar YOU would consent to remain
'Me City Of Bsilimore FOR a few days, OF
Oar ieturn to the sea, Of Government.
IN making this request we feel assured that
"OnIy do justice TO our lellow-ci,izens, wh'
'SanxIous, as they have been on the several