Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-06
CURTIUS.
rEoy The Charleston Courier.

NJ, Ep1ron BE pleased to inser. the iol'
lowing Queries in your useful paper, and oo''se
one OF your friends, and subscriber.
Is, VIVA, advantage will result to the - 3'
NV the election Of Gen anlre'o JACKSON over Mr.
.Ioha Quincy Albums, surprising Tins to happen
Will the Generals talents, wisdom and lore
sight give US greater plenty, greater 's"a'' "
more revenue than we now nave!
Cd Saould General Jackson succeed 10 .ne
Presidency, will there not exist throughout me
whole United States, very strong ana ,e"'
mert party opposed 10 HIM, as mas existed '''
wards the present Incumbent.
81 Is this Government in any situation or
peril, which would call forth adSan' agro"s'y,
IN. talents Of a military ruler, to regulate ana
direct efficiently herineres'a, co"heilS ana '-''-
"?
a,b Is ;tnot. at all times, dangerous and
d,bous nolicy TO elect military men 10 tl'ii Of
Gc-s q; the highes, trust; and that al TIME
Too when civilians Of The highest integrity, x
! Voc, .rroronpd and sla,esman'ike abilities, are
10 he found, ready aud willing IL, serve The cohn-
try? cy ~,.co,d
ara. now said to be the friends OF Gen. Acksoh,
! will they have the goodness 70 ten me people
hos il comes TO pass, that they, IN ooh::rts'
voted for Mr. Crawford, TO the NUMBER oi i'uf
States, when hi had bal 4 votes, and vet con-
.,emn the election Of Mr.. Adams, who bad ga
because the General had 80, boldly proc'al'n,nH
that a plurality Of votes, in such cases, should
establish the criterion objection!
9Th If there be any lhiDg worthy OF consul
era,ion in my second quere, would ii not he wis'
in the people TO withhold their support alto
prthcr from both Of the now conicndIns eahdl
dates, and selec, some other person, Oh equa
,alent, who may perhaps be less OBNOXIOUS .o
the contending parties we arc NOT ues'ru, !,
If Stale ,rnen-Laudon Cheves, John &. Cal'
houn AMI De Witt Clinton are YET spared 10 US
., the nrooc Dause, reflect well, and consider
if il would not be as well, IN The present s'a'e
things, to have third Candidate!
MI. If Gen. Jackson succeeds 10 tho Presi
dency. ought no, Gen Gaines 20 have the Vice
Presidency, or is that be conferred on Gen
, DUFF GREEN The former, we all know, ha
t rendered military services oil an important AM
, valuable nature TO his country: and his talents
s y,r,uP, and patriotism are unqueslionabie. on
p then the later has abused the Government i
e the most violent, wanton, and atroclous man
10 est u Il Hant A stSfosd; SAM am
all because the man of his choice was not elected
} How ought these services TO De rewardcd?
;. S'h. Can any body tell The people, for man
l there are who would like to know, what is ::
be done with Generals McComb, Scott, Brown
l Ripley, Macarthur, Cas-, SC. &c. or are ,hei
services to sleep with the shade Of PIKE, near
the borders Of York. town?
: am, really, Mr.. Editor, very inquisilve
but hope shall not set any hot spirits by tn;
ears, as the cool weather is approaching -
Should this happen, however, have an excel
lent pair oil halr-,riggers ready, at their service
but as they are too glib for The hero OF Roam
oke, will not lend them TO him
n Free Thinker in Politics.