Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-12
AIEwAND8sIgAs :
s.TuRD>Y MORNING, july IL, ioZo'

~ thing by the mails, but accounts oil 'he
,.,r,,;ons of the Alb in different places, and
. various ,oasts drank on the occasion
.rhess roas,s are not 10 be taken as much
..;a,lv since man in his cups often says
IS things which he would disapprove OF IN
IS cool. moments. However we may gene
Ally Judge, from their number and drift when
law Gin nautical phrasr) the land lays
And we are rejoiced to find that The unnatu>
N nroiect Of Disunion has, at the late eeie'
.,,iop. been at least toasted down. The sem
merits of the southern people, and especially
!, people Of Virginia, run even stronger than
supposed, against this nefarious scheme
he opinion of the South, expressed on that
Nv wss:-"Disgrace and confusion to the
reich who medta;es the interruption OF our
armany."
NE are glad 10 find, too, that the people are
unanimous and hearty in the appreciation Of
!. cause of Internal Improvements. we
now Of no instance in which SUCCESS was not
rank TO Roads and Canals.
The statesmen who planned and the heroes
no achieved our independence, have also been
pentioned with proper and becoming respect.
bdeed, on such day, i, was impossible to me-
&c, this band Of patriots "fke the prophetic
boks of the sybil, increasing in value as they
minish in number"
By far the largest part of the toasts given
fer 20 the Presidential Election. We have
marked on occasions like the one 10 which
refer, and indeed on all occasions, the
lends ofthe Military Candidate are remarka>
v loud and noisy. Hall dozen Jackson men
i'll make greater fuss than score OF Adams
$. Happily, however, we know 1t is-uor
pr.lsrsa Mill But, notwithstanding all their
amor, our friends stood firm, and expressed
beir pr, ference in decided but perhaps not
boi,,erous manner. IL the toasts drank al
he late celebration arr to be taken as an evil
erce Of popular opinion, The administration
S ands high in the favour of the people. Their
bic. al the next election will confirm This.
Il The Richmond Wing has some very severe
hid very just remarks on two toasts given at
he late celebration in Richmond by the Lieu
knant Governor Of the Commonwealth. An
fficer in the 5, ate Government, occupying a
ieh and Official station, who condescends 10
brow aside the dignity Of Office, and to min-
le in the party strife which agi ates the land,
I'D coudrscends further to repea, stale and vul'
or SANDERS against distinguished public cha
hc,prs, merits the censure of the wise and
nnd, and will most certainly receive il.
W. observe il stated that Noah admits that
ackson will not ct as many votes in he STATE
II Nrw,York, as many people are led to be-
eve
4 Speaking Of Noah, makes us recollect that
&rce his pretty essential COW skinning," his
kwish Majesty has declared war ag inst his
lie faithflI ia kson ally the Morning Courier.
When Greek meets Greek, then comes the
ng Of war" II is certainly gentlemen, very
nbecoming in you to go 10 q arrelng at such
nuch needed, and when, according TO your own
be Wing. the Hero will not get as many votes
your S ate as many people are led TO believe.
Mr.. Vice President Calhoun, says the New
ork American, seems TO be sort Of derelict
this State. We find no mention Of him a.
long the Jackson celebrations and ,oasts. Mr..
Ian Buren,, however zealously he s:lined the
lice Presidents absurd doctrines about the
les Of order in the Senate, does not mean to
stain, or that his party should sustain, the
hthor Of those doctrines for another term of
De Vice Presidency.
William G. Lyford, Esq. has taken an inter>
in the establishment, Of the Baltimore Chro-
lie; aud the Commercial Department, of the
per will hereafter, be under his superintenj,
E &c.
from our Correspondents Of the Norfolk Beacon.