Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
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.,,Dp,y MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1927

~, York Statesman,a PaPerZraious'y ue
'n' The cause of the Combination, and G
YOU - 70 its new ally, Governor Clinton
sa, he.ar,eIr is not Edi'oria', but it is dress
i'.'' :, ,orB editorial, and inserted IN man
q ..ow,ba, it speaks the Editors SEN
:" :, ,ro,es that MIR. Clinton aud Mr..
pen. ore rival candidates for the Vice Pre-
I ,',s and that The latter is determined not
..,,,der his pretensions without struggle
rcrs.r is his hired agents tic Telegraph
~" purchased with his money and re-
y" l;b;l;,y. and the "oOniinsen. Ed'fo'" is A's,
P. CsoI Jackson's friend, Hence the ar
az Low - denouuces poor DUFF, and grossly
"' =. master, threatening him with "ne'0
,n.,;o,,' and scornfully denominaung HIM
-, oy MlsauLE"--a kind OF fool or jest
10 ,,eienlly made sport for English noble
- .sd othlr persons Of dis'inc'io" during
C,r;s,mas hoydays. We have already m
wv =, 80, reader, that DuFF GREEN is 10 be
cod ur,r the next Session OF Congress.
80 Law me man that will supercede him, aud
.|o.eis sin ignorant o. the fact, We venture
- he will not remain so SIX weeks longer
~, io;eudsd successor has passed the R"bieon'
For Tie Statesman.
-, T,llors: Several OF YOUR readers
49,, Sod with tour manly editorial notice
IN. Wu, Clinton iuthe Statesman oil Mon
"a h>,e,eniog. L, is indeed high time
- 49,. 49,. imperrineat inte,mcddllng uf such men
-, q, a. Crtrn was restrained by The voice OF
7ySgc censure.
,s.s mn, a short time since, that IL editor
,.ta T.;,yrayh--a paper n0i owned by him,
~ are mrarmtd = declared publicly, that
81 J,rkson's friends would not support
T w CT,,nn Now, we a4k, who made Mr..
rs Ma en- The arbilrr of public opinion, CT
p y, oa,r5ign Of Gcucra Jackson's policy? Can
% FRA moment believed, tina, the Old Vel>
,,,r who has never for moment rssor'ea 70
',i,,s and who disdains every thing like
,o.r, ,s,,y management, VINO let sap the OF
NV, Of making himself President, be
~,sr he would not purchase the office a. the
,vrs.s. Of his integrity, can IL he possible that
IN man uou!d be so'iGdIsor,et, or SD undig-
ss,l as 10 say, o.. cause i 10 be said, that AIRY
aer,on should or should not be supported by
:. ,,;.rls' Impossible! Ii is not TO be be-
I,,,,d for moment we know he never has
.,.c,;,,rd End never VIII .ol, rate declarations
Of such nature"
hisoideut, therefore, that Daft Green is
,D,ious To- sustain Mr.. Calhoun, al oil hazards,
fen Gene raj Jackson's cause should be IN
ivrrd BY his misconduct.
We assert, hat Duff Green is not in the con-
I,rL hat
,lb,y conducted Journal Is not The organ oil
Ges. Jackson, poiitica! friends.
# The Vice President wishes TO run the
vauntht through the Senate for four years
mors, he is welcome 10 the prospect OF new tia'
pelIo,ions - With the aid Of his modest assur.
ance he nav survive his mor,ifyimg character
oSsIorl Of Misrule" Let him reconcile II 10
h, feeling Of proprety, to force ticket upon
The recsle, which by the insertion OF his own
name, calls upon them 10 eject southern Pres
jIrn, and Vice President natives or The same
s,a;ri and within the spirit of the rule OF the
constitution prohibiting such an occurrence.
We humby conceive that Duff Green Is not
the dictator Of public opinion, while AT the
same time we d ,lsre our firm belief that no
tfr,s haye been mad. on the part OF Governs
or Clinton, friends 10 prevent Mr.. Ca!houns
tUom,Hat0n.
1.-THE people e he United STATES place Mr..
Clinton in the Prcsien,iai chair, well, very
veil; il is aei her 10 be sought nor declined.
We ay,rthat he is by far the ii,tesi man oi the
Cardd trs as vet before the public Tor thai
high ,lGce. Bat what man OF merit or Ni;lue
ever dij stand any chance for political honor;
when Lc had in his way the untlTing, the ma
Hgnaat, he nnfeclng opposition which Gov.
Clinton has been fa;ed to experience! he eS-
pr, slcn OF his individual preference Tor nen.
"a. kson. if he has made such expression,
has !, ain doamcd him 10 the foul asPers'ons
Of tiItiug editors
Goy. Clinton would never have been consist
ea' To himsc {, or just TO Gen, Jackson, ~ he
adahaed in friendship so well placed as
An, The man who toasted hin at a iuii meet
aS Of the rammany- men, IN moment whth
GOV, {. had lcl the ingrati,u'le OF those ms
M;mer bouuty fed" was then, as now, de-
Sryiae Of his regard. We admit that Gen,
JACKSON is now supported by the Crawford
men, aud, if he has gained their honest support
Nwjll be Of g,eat advantage, numerically speak
iaa but their leader, Van Buren,, falls lar be-
had the early friends of Gea. Jackson, in"place
AID precedence Of his affection. -ihete is no
c,a.!tion brfwten Gov. Clinton and Mr.. an