Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-09

Nc. Van Buren, denies the contemplated
conspiracy against the people in New York.
There is abundan, evidence that such a thing
was ia agitation, how much public sentiment
may have contributed to defeat ii, we cannot
saw. The editor Of the Boston Cenlinei has
been authoriz d by a gentleman Of The FIRST
respectabilty 10 mention, that in a recent con-
yerssliOn had in the vicinity of Boston, with The
preseu: Treasurer of tie Sac of New York
who i, an a owed friend o. ,re election Of Gen,
Jackson, he dill not hs sla,e 20 declare, should
the result OF the elections in he Western States
place The election OF Gen. Jackson at such ha-
zlrd, IS would reqsirp the entire vote Of the
State Of New York to elcc, him, tina, the exists
ing Legislature Of the s, ate, at the snsing ses-
sion, would repeal the Lac no,V in force pre-
Scribiag the choice Of Electors IN Districts;
that new law would be passed, directing
the choice 10 b. made b. Genera! Ticket, shon!d
satisfactory information be received by the
Legislature that The Jackson Ticket of Fec or,
~oGld be chosen; buI if there should he doubts
Of such result, that,he new law would provide,
That he Electors shall be chosen By the Le-
s'SiQtWe.
l" reference to this subject also, We find the
following In Vest rday's late'Iigencer:
Mr. Van Buren, denies the Letter said 10 have
oe'h "rnHn BY him, >ugges'ing, in certain
event, ihr repeal Of the electoral law of NV
iotk, lie knows VERY well that we sbouIc
never have made the statement we did, and
VA. We never m X any statement, without
'lWc"ht e'h. nee 70 induce Us to contide i'm,
p'"N IN lie truth ofn Our information IS
Oh" source la Is not willing TO be dIsclos
~ out the ru'lic may rest assured that before
"'h! days hey shall hear more upon this sub,
."" The ruth mus: come out. Tha, Let
y. "A>wri''rn, and re" e., by leading West.
'' S'h'.eman, mot By MIR. Van Buren,, since
"' " "'eS r-and we do not question kis per,
''Hal 'onor-hu) from HIM by som. o,Ler
['>o0' promising the phoie thirty-Si.r rotes
rS"- lorE, gneceSSary, we have no more
-, ~ "an That we uudersC ore The above en-
at words as they, or words OF he same
P''', we're shderscorcd in the Letter in oues-
~ what exact date that Letter was
W'' We ARE MOI .b,e 10 say, the date of il
| "''nS been communicated 10 US. The
:" "Al'hn dIscio>cS is not the les, odious
! -" Is now dlsclAimei, aud may be hi re-
'lndonrd; nor do We believe that j, will
"Io"ed hlsquired by the occasion, ,ha,
"'NssSaty TO me election Of Gen Jackson.
~
=, 'NN reasonable and rejecting men TO con-
- "0a' would be the consequences if Gen
~. ,,'''n should succeed in the pre- sen, political
II, Who would compose his Cabinet?
would be his advisers? What would br
~. policy of his Administration: These in
,,,,''' should he Borne in mind cons,an,ly.-
~, 'SeNes' we can expect nothing else than
N"aoSe In the policy and mode of con-
lung the GOvsrumrnt.-And this. too. no,
o ~ which the much boosted ECONOMY"
u, ,' Is and reform" would appear;
pY,s .epar'ure from settled principles, for the
a., r.S 0' gratifying partiz4ns, auG remardine
ror 'SsSers' The thousand clamorous voices,
''aa and Yociferops. mus, no s,,;ss.d