Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-21
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,,-ySp.y MORNING, NOVEMBER 81, 1927.

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wrDNgsDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER q, 1927
We have been politely favored with The pro-
..sdiuqs of an Administration meeting, held on
Monday las, at Fairfax Court House, in the
Stale of Virginia. The publication rs necessa-
n, DELAYED ill tomorrow. General John
chapman Hunter presided, and Charles Cal
ver, Stuart, Esq acted as Secretary. The lat
,sr gentleman, together with Bushrod Wash
;rgron, If. Esq. and Dr.. Thomas Jefferson MI
- were chosen Delegates 10 the Richmond
Convention.
ata meeting of the friends Of The Admins
.,,tiou in Fi,,>hurg resolution was adopted,
commenting Governor Shuttle as proper
.o.son for the Office Of Vice President Of The
United States
From, the Illinois Gazette received by last
evenings mail, we gather the pleasing In'eil'
,,s,cc that the Heroiics of that Military Dis
-ric, have been completely routed IN pitched
battle, fought on iheir own ground; and IN their
,,vr neculiar manner. That part o! The State
which formed the Brigade, lately commanded
bv General Robinson, was known 10 be the rail-
r,;cp noin, Of the Jackson forces, and was sup
rssed 10 be unchangeably loyal to the "Con-
ooerinp Hero" The fact, however, has turn
- ou, otherwise. At recent election for u
ar;o.dier General, Col. MaCklin was supports
sJ by the Hrrvi,e,, avowedly on political prin-
ci,les, and Col. Jesse B. Brown, was run by
the friends Of the Administration, who gave
him an overwhelming majority.
TIE New Orleans Argus of October %, says,
uThe ascendancy Of the friends of the Admi>
,;s,r,tion Of the General Government in this
STATE, is now fully ascerIained. Louisiana can
not be shaken in its principles, even by the pre-
,cpce of the celebrated Here; its population is
composed of as much intelligence and pairiot>
ism as fails to the share Of sny other State, and
though We are willing to extend our homage
% the Hero who gained the battle of Orleans,
and TO crown him with l4ures for that great
victory. vet we cannot place upon his head the
.iyic crown, believing him unfi; 10 wear 1t,
Tie Ohio State Convention, for nominating
adams Electors, win be held in Columbus on
,be 2S,h of December. The friends OF Mr.
Adams in that State, confidently expect MAJ
,ori,y Ct Ten thousand for their ticket.
The Western Caroliniau states, as report,
that, Duel was fought on Monday, the 5th
inst within tie lines of South Carolina, between
SAMUEL p. CARSON, Esq. Member OF Congress
from the Morgan district, and DR.. 3 VANCE,
his opponent at the late election; IN which the
latter was Killed.
They were both Heroites The victor IS the
renowned author of the Billiard Table SANDER.
The Lqfe gaze al Boston The Boston Courier
Of Thursday says: sour rCms mbrance Can
hardly parallel the late or rather the present
storm. 1t commenced raining on Tuesday
morning, and continued with great violence
ill sometime in the night In the afternoon
anil during the night the wind was high, nor
did it aba,e much of its fury till yesterday
noon, abou, which time it began to snow, and
continued ill our paper went to press. ne
wind was still strong at y w. and the snow
several inches deep. We rarely have more
yiolcn, storm at any season of the year. Con-
siderable damage was done in the country by
the demolition of fences, and it is feared that
disasters have happened at sea, but VIC have
heard Of none.''
From, The Boston Patriot.
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