Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-31

The so'e ~ inc os me are informed, test
ay; LISA ap r.a ;ns,enee Of the Adminlstra,
;, uon. 60. .a,H he carried through fas sen
:. .na' %; ,hs aid Of the 'factious opPos
&C ZION The Richmond Enquirer "as Con.
...n was informed by its correspondents ~ ~
@ress exactly 10 the same effect. Ionnu nnown
heir strength. they took pains to MAKE ~ 80. .na
ii, those who were co-laborers with .nem o"id
they determined to "punish' tnoSe La, saws
not labor along with them. DO az ,.ue haro.
the Charleston Mercury, always ms ,.r,icu.
meter of the feelings Of that parry, az ,,rssen,
larlv sensitive as well as exac; =. u, ,,,en,ion.
moment, for a reason we need haraI! ,,,.,ura.
T. was in that print, even before the ihausuia
lion ~ Mr.. ADAMS as President, that IL was
diced, from Washington, that ue'e' III ~.
already existed to I" hurl Arlaxerxes 'o"' -"
throne" referring, by this figure o. spe 81 ,m
the President and the old armenian y" ms n
Nv since the visitation of Mr.. VAN boRLs'
and his illustrous friends, to Chs.'e:.'"' 80.
same nrint has been fred with zeal I'D us roIa
ton. From that paper, thus ihsP'..u' s.,am
2lst of the present month, we copy ."e ''"o"
ing tolerably distinct sign OF the .'mes'
@tbe National Journal, under the impress''"'
no doubt. that the statement would Prouuee
wonders, has published the following as Go
rect list of the votes at the lale eectloh oi f''"'
er to the Senate:
.Ew Duff Green, Ediior Of The 1sls s w..
Me,srs. Benton. Berrien, Branch, Chandler Dic1 =
tsrson. Eaton. Findlay, Hayne, Johnson CT
XIV, King, Mckinley, Macon Randolph, keed'
R;deplv. Rowan. Smith Of Md. Smith Of > -.
Tazeweil, Van Buren,, White, Williams, ooo'
for Gales &. Ssaton, Editors Of the National
I,felligencey- Barton, Bateman, Bell
Bouligny, Chambers, Chase, Clayton, HARRISON
Hendricks, Holmes, Johnson Of Lou. Na"r'
Knight, Marks, Mills, Noble, ROBBINS mug
giles, Sanford, Silsbee, Seymour, lhomss-l:'
Mr.. Edwards and Mr. Cobb Vo'ea '"r "ei-
Their and Mr.. Wiley was absent.
! GAS We humbly believe that all those oeha,
tors who voted for the Telegraph, ihsteau Vi
being crushed for their audacity, will De honor
cd for their iadependence, and firm determination
- simmer, the rights of the People; and that
2 the Peop,e will support them in having prefer
: red genuine Republican Jdckson,an TO decd
. ed administration print, we have chcertuhy
transferred the statement &c our columns, N or
der that every true Iacksonian in the Senate may
: be known II will be seeh that there are fweihy'
e three Of them. Messrs EDWARDS and COBB, VINO
0 cid not vote, are also unequiroea!iy friendly 10
: the election of Gen. JACKSON, and when Messrs
d ELLIS and McLANE take their seats, there VIII
be Two more Jacksonans added TO the list, ma
J. king a clear and decided majority-aye, let the
:, Journal and Inelgencer gainsay il il they cam
d clear and organized opposition" in the Senate
e Of at least f,mnty-Sir coles. This "orgon'zed
force" in the Senate, with another organized ma
n jori,y, the nss. sss do pretty WE'LL consider
% tiseseSa these developments" will be made
a, least eight or nine months before the actual
election Of President by the People, when
!, still more decisive development" Of an cor
/. ganized opposition" 10 the present Adminis:ra
ton may nationally be expected. What do the
Journal and lnleligencer Think"
= We should not ourselves have undertaken to
designate, by name, in this print, those Sena-
e tors who voted for the National lntellgencer,
or Tor the Telegraph, in the Senate. The de.
signaion has been made, however, and its cor.
RICHNESS has been recognized by the paper OF
the party published at the present Head Quar-
tiers of correct principles. The article which
we have quoted from the Mercury may be con-
sidered as semi-c9fciaL 1t has about it all the
odcur OF concentration Of sentiment" We
have copied the entire aric le, with It's Italics,
&c, that the reader may survey it in its length,
and in lis breadth, and in its depth. In this ar
:lcle, the Mercury has discovered that the Ma
tional Intelgencer was "an Administration
print" before the vote Of the Senate, whilst,
three days previous to that discovery, 1--WE are
sorry we have not preserved the paper, to quote
It's exact words, the same print announced 10
ITS readers tina, we had run up the Administra-
ton iias because of the vote Of the Senate. But
the Mercury has made another discovery, Of
transcendenty greater importance than this, 10
the good People of the United States, viz: that
the organized opposition" boasted Of in the
Senate OF the United States, is 'true Jackson-
ian party, and that this fact is established,
greatly to its honor, by the vote above recorded
Either this statement is true, or it is not. If
true, il establishes, BY admission Of the party,
what we have endeavored to establish Ivy Cir
cumstances, that an organized opposition ex-
istec here last Winter. by whose combination
questions were decided in the Senate, one way
or other, upon mere party considerations, apar,
from exPediency or the rule of right. II estab
fishes, further, if,rue, that MIR. VAN buren, is
true Jacksonian," and that the Presidential
Election, the "control'' of which the New York
Advocate has declared TO be absolutely and
Certainly within The power Of the State of
New York, has been already decided, in secret
caucus here, in favor of General Jackson, Now |