Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-11
NErMsXxA N.D@llAs.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1927.

WEDNESDAY MORNING., ArRlL IL, 1877.
The Act to provide for the further extension
If the Pennsylvania Canal, has passed both
Houses of the Legislature of that State, anu on
IL requires the signature of the Governor to
become law. A synopsis Of the Act. will be
given tomorrow.
A gentleman just arrived at Philadelphia,
from ST. Domingo, states, that the political
concerns Of the Country, wear rather more
favorable aspect than formerly. The export
duty Of $50 per thousand pounds OF Coffee, has
been taken oG. This is depriying the French
ora,v Advantages which they formerly possess
81 over Others in exporting Tor hall duties.
The Editor of the Philadelphia American re-
marks, that che magnanimiIy and toi bearing
disposition Of the Administration cannot be bet
ter established, than by the fact, that after all
the abuse and hcctoriug of the Georgia auiho-
rites, the AGENTS Of the United States are now
in negotiation with the Greeks, for the purchase
of the lands in controversy, to be conveyed 10
Georgia IS peace Offering
Notwithstanding the rude conduct OF the
General JACKSON presses towards Governor
.ryler, of Virginia, there are yet men, IN Jack
sn, States" honest and fearless enough 10 de-
rouuce the vile charges brought by the Hero's
myrmidons, against Mr.. Adams S his Cabinet.
Among other instances Of recent occurrence,
MIR. LoxG, Representative in Congress from
the Salisbury District, If y Carolina says in an
address to his constituents :-"The Journals OF
iccts have disagreed with the Administration.
Nv opposition 10 it arises from different
source from the charge Cf"lntrigue, bargain *
management" which has been so pro!usely
PROMULGATED from one end Of the Continent 10
the other, which justice and candour compels
me TO say do not, and never did, believe"
The Editors Of the Literary Gazette, whose
statements are entitled to great confidence, APP
mise US Of another attempt, by the agents Of the
General Jackson Faction, TO purchase public
journal. The Editors say-"We arc able TO
announce to the public a fact, equally impor-
tant and interesting to the politician; namely,
that within the last week, the Agents Of the oP-
posi,ion, have been in town, and have thus far,
yainly negotiated ror the purchase OF one oil The
Providence Presses, with view, TO make it the
vehicle Of General Jackson's interest. We
learn that an extravag ant price was offered 10"
III oil hut o.
ectcd by its proprietors.
The principal agent in this negotiation, is
said to be a PROSTATE politician, man who IL
cured. two or three years since, in the public
napers. and Intellectually undertook 10 prove
the analogy between a "duptcate" Letter, and
its original. We state this as a fact, and it is
not improbable, that at another time, we shall
give full account Of the transaction"
. II has been ascertained, beyond doubt, that
in the louisiana Legislature there are forty
members in favor Of the Administration Of the
General Government, and i,ccniy Seren opposed
to it; vet the Jackson prints affect to believe
that. because the Hero is invited TO join the
citizens of New Orleans in celebrating the next
Slh Of January, the vote of Louisiana is pledged
to him. We view the invitation in very differ.
cntlgh,. Disappearing of Gen. Jackson's de-
mand ofthe Presidency, but grateful Tor his de:
fence Of NcwOreans, the citizens ofLouisiana
tender him military reward--a triumph for
his n.ihiary services. This Is all that is meant
by the Legislative invitation, as the General
and his followers will soon discover.
From he albany Daily .7arsrtiser.
MIR. VAN BUREN,.