Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04

and prosperity oil Inc haIop' ~, rorssv
By ]. c. Smallwood, Esq. OF New 80 ;.s ~
Farmers Of Montgomery: Alike dis'hsu,;;".a
for their husbandry, hospitality anu TT"
By John Thomas. John quincy -,oa
highly gifted and experienced s'a'e s,n"u -.
talents and services entitle MIN W INC "1e"-a'
off;ce in the Gift OF free people. -,
Nv Mr. David Wilson, Jr. Henry Clay: ms
v;r,re talents. and patriotism, secure MN
.,ainst the sIanderous shafts that would assam
bim-con,empt and scorn will follow the track
az those who are leagued against htm'
D., Mr. Robert Thomas. The Adminiatra-
ZION: Firm. energetic and successful IN their ex
.,,;on, for The public good. The gra'ituee Oh
the people be theirs.
nv. Mr.. A. Markley. The next presiuehiai
..,a.;;o,. 7, will decide whether we shall have
r,,vernment administered by man OF virtue,
exnerience, and civil attainments, or oy mi,i'
,ary chief.ain, totally destitute oil those quar-
vDr z. l.. Rringhurst. John Quincy A
dams. His present political situation is an evil
dpnce Of the wisdom, discrimination, and mo-
.lrra,iou of the American people. lie merits
= continuance of our confidence and support.
3y Joseph Brintou, Esq, Agriculture and
Manufactures: Pennsylvania may look IN vain
n southern policy, or 10 General Jackson ior
the support Of either
Bv 4. Montgomery, Esq, Chester county:
Distncuished from the earliest periods OF our
history for the Intelligence, integrity, ana pa.
,,;o,i.n Of its inhabitants. May its beautiful
6rlds never be lrodden by the ioot OF yraht
nv Citizen. The Valley Forge Encampmen':
Consrcra,ed by the suf1erings OF the pa'rio' ar
INV. which CALAMITY achieved The independence
we now so pclceably ENJOY.
By Mr.. Benedict Darlington. lhe preseh,
aulilsss Administration: The best interests OF
the nation require continuance OF II Tor a Sc
cond term.
Bya Citizen. The "American System
..Col prosper the cause, oh! il cannot but thrive
While the pulse OF one patriot heart is awe"
BY MIR. Charles Meredith. John {. Calhoun:
lie gave his casting vote against the bill 10 en-
courage the Woollen Manufactures, and TO pro-
tee, the interests OF the Farmer. BE II remem-
bered.
By Mr. B. Bartholomew The Orator OF the
Day: The calumnies of a prohisate comblna-
ton are the hes, evidence of the purity and IN
,egrity Of his principles. May he ieariesSiy
continue to expose the Vaccinations OF men
who are eonspiring against the best interests OF
the nation. =
By MIR. Stephen Morris The Freemen of
pennsylvania anu >cN-i uS PoS'
tarics of universal suffrage, thsuuscle aud ST.
new of the nation, TOO numerous 20 be awed,
and too enlightened 10 be daped by southern
politicians.
. f,y Nj. Edward Parker. Henry Clay and
William II. Crawford: They have, nothing 10
fear from he insicnous attacks OF such men as
Nnian Edwards, George Kremer, aud General
Jackson.
BY William Fry, a revolutionary soldier. The
memory Of my fellow soldiers, with whom
wn,ered on this ground in l77T-S: They will
never be forgotten by their brother at arms.
By L. p. Gray. John Quincy Adams, and his
Cabinet: Pure and incompatible in principle
patriotic and liberal in policy. They fear not
the seyerest scrutiny Of their enemies.
By Citizen. Pennsylvania: No longer a
twinkliug satellite TO the southern constellation
southern lights can no logger eclipse her
splendour.
BY Mr.. Clarke Goldsmith. The Ballot boxes
Of 1928, in which will be contained the meme
lckcl of the military Chieltain.
BY Mr.. j. Williams The prosecuted states
man Henry Clay: The grea, founder Of the GA
me:ican System" will be sustained by CRATE
full nation.
By Colonel Watmough DR.. William Har-
ris: The Intelligent gentleman, who combines
all the virtues oil his profession, with the ardor
Of a disin,ercsred patriot.
BY Oh. Hopes, Esq Henry Clay. The in.
telhgent statesman, and accomplished orator,
His name is already registered the records
OF fame, as patriot Of pure and unsuuied in
iegrity, long tried in the councils If his coun-
Try, he has never been found wanting.
BY William Darlington, Esq May the cit-
Gems Of these United States never be in danger
OF execution under the second section"
By Mr.. Joseph Griffith. Statesmen and Di-
plomatists for the cabinet, Soldiers for the field
By E. Our excellent National Adminislra-
ton: II is only necessary TO examine its mea-
sures, 10 ensure an approval Of them.
BY Andrew Gardiner, q revolutionary soldier.
The remembrance Of the brave Col Peter Gan
Sevoort, and Lieut.. Colonel Wilet, who brave.
ly defended For, Schuyler during the Revolu-
tiohary War. The toaster witnessed their UNI
Welding Sallantry.
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