Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-10

ed 10 intimidaie them by threats Of yio,ar..
He has m.di,ated personal assault unon' !
member in his place in the Senate Chumb.'
and was prevented from executing il, only H.,
The threat OF the noble Decatur 10 take his If,
if he made the attempt.
He has, willis, governor Of territory. ritz,
before him Judge, whose sole offence was II.
Issuing, Gas was his duty when applied toy II.
writ Of habeas corpus.
8 He has in The same capacity, promuly,,,.
DEGREES, Illegal and opressi,e-drcIajmg >,
the time, that as governor OF Florida, he ~,
invested with all the powers exercised by N.
captain general OF the island Of Caba, DOVE.
fol eign 10 our constitution, and uBac knuwl.4r
ed by 90" laws
lie has grave'y stated, TIA, had he been COM
mander cf that military district, he would nav.
hung the members of the Hartford Convent,
under the second section of the rules and Fen,
lalions for the government, oil the army l,,;
tude Of construction highly unwarranlalle and
dangerous.
die has aledgcd as an objection to the ing,.
,rious Nlad sons reelection that "as ph;io,,
pher lie could .ot look with composue o,
blood ani carnage"
He has when commissioner, nego,i5,;r,
with the Indians, stipulated for a grant Of land
to himself, which article OF the treaty was M.
ratified by the Senate Of The Uni,ed SAFES
He has whilst general IN he army Of n.
United States, niIuded Into the legislature If
his own STATE, and ha?rangucd l., members on
an important question then pending.
He has Wi ten numerous elec,loneeriag lg,.
,crs. in spite of the sentiment The lamer,sl
LownJes, which he has affected to adopt.
He has whilst in tie senate Of Ire Urie5
States, conlcuttd himsc!fwiih giving nrga'i,,
vote, on nomination brought about, <he beir,
according to his own STORY couuzart Ct ii:
factl by bribery and rruptior-lhus ajar.
douing his solemn duty and bttray!ng hiscon,
sl:tuents.
He has cat his own ircsidt" circulated
base SANDER against the SECOND offirers n.
cabine. and is not supported in his s;a,smyS. b;
the witness whom he summons.
He has to promote his own views taksa 70
his bosom man, long his dcadHest enemy. ~.
whose life he once attempted
In every one of these ou,rages, he has been
justified by his adheren's; our repeated rsmo,.
strances have been answered only By repeated
injury. A man, whose character Is t',ns MAX.
red, by every aci, which may define 'yfani, q
unfi; 10 be the ruler Of free people.
Nor have we been wanting in attentions 10
our fellow frrcmen. We have warned then
from time TO time, of the attempt ol comb
nation, to extend military dcspotlsm over US
We have reminded them Of Caesar, CrOm.
,.,u .,J n W., baye aDppal, led N
their native good sense and love OF liberty, and
we have conjured them, by the ties Of our COM
mon country, to frown upon man, whose el'
walton viii inevitably give death blow TO A:
republic. They will not he deaf TO the 'olet oil
reason, and experience, but acquiesce IN our
denunciation Of his preicnsions to civil ONCE
and hold him, as we hold the rest oi Mill !T
chieftals-useful in warm peace dangerous
We. therefore. the friends Of the present o.
mihsra,ion Of the general government, a?piE
ing TO the supreme law Of the land tor lhr pro-
lection Of our persons, doin The name ana
virtue Of those principles, which we have lnnsr
tied, soIemn'y publish and declare, that An,
DREW JACKSON is, and always viii 7eJ'@
incompetent and dahgerous-that I've IS '''T
tute Of all profession TO the char oil sla'e''n
mat all political connexion between him 'n'
our flourishihg Republic, is and ought to TG
tally denounced; and that in a free ana rePu'"
can state, civil virtues, talents and poIi'IfNsE
perIence, are, and of right ough; 10 be- p'cE,
red to fame, exclusively military. And 'Sr ".
support Of this declaration, with firm rfl'','
on the good sense Of The community, we mp1
ally pledge to each other our votes, OUT '"''
ence and our ccaselrss efforts.