Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26

rronouneed by then, as. "uncoustiiptional ant
'n,r,s,i,e..e would briug our tariff down TO
-, that ;ydicious'' standard, of which General
Jack,ons southern friends say that he is The
FREUD and advocate. -,
NV we know we'll enough that the Jackson
,aners in this par, oftht country haze al along
u,,r m,red to hood wink and deiude 'hs ioiiuw-
FRS of the General, by assuring them that ne IS,
IN died and in truth, the advocate oi5 Just such
a system as they have been piayings aud beg
eirp. and petit ming for, aud waich aisne can
sunport and maintain the interest s.and welfare
Of those who are thus sought 10 be .Imposea
upt,n. This is the po.nl to which We IL the
commencement of The present article referred.
Leiusion has been practiced which we are
determined tocxDose Upon this subject We
will "cry aloud and spare not" That portion
Of the ci,lz,ns Of 4tnnsyl, ania, who are deGr-
mined to lend their aid in displacing. the pre- :
sen, admin slfai!on from their seats, even mo
they ave their best friends and "a pure as an
gels AM. 10 place in their stead men with ieel
ings and interests altogether inlmicai 10, and
at variance with, their omn-tbat portion, we
saw. 1--WE know II will be small pardon) who
are determined to rush headlopg 10 their own
DESTRUCTION, haIt do SO, as lar as we are con-
cerned, with ,hrir eyes open.
General Jackson either is a triend TO such
an N. r, as. Of duties on oar present aritf as
the Farmers and Manufacturers Of PennsyESa-
| ma ATE praying io', aud without which they
will perish, or he is nol Pennsylvania
mus, he blind, wiiuI!y hind, who has not all
ready formed an opinion upon this SUBJECT
As regards, however tn, object for which
the Gene al has been so long sirlvIng-the RE-
sidrncy-lt /, a mater of u,'er unconcern to
L. al,, thr - %
! IF p, nusylv ania and he manufa turing saies,
AID advocates with truth and s!.celIts OF heart
! the g. eat "AMERlcAN SYSTEM" ih'n-we beg
! our readers 10 marx what we Say then Me rofeS
| of GFoReIA, The CARoLnAs, and n part 81 NIR
| GINA, ca Wi, h the &, neral now mainly eies,
are gone from h IN FOREVER. II, on the other
hand, he thinks it gas he d. esq most polite and
prudent to fall into the arms OF his southern
fri nd,, WIN declare that the present Tariff,
inefficient as il is, for the purposes OF btne-
| FL which toe manufacturing and agricultural
interests have right 10 expect from II, then >!
inevitably follows he iorfrlts The favor OF Penn
syI ania. and loses what little his friends ba' e
rain d for him IN New York, in ryand, De-
| laware Ohio, Kentucky, sc. sc. Either way
the General 81, DoNE!' 1t IS perfectly idle tor
his friends, or pretended friends, to attempt an
es ape from this dilemma.
But we shall soon see what course the Gene
raj will IKE. lie is to be brought 10 the test.
| II will br seen bv resolution OF the Senate OF
Indiana, that he is called upon frankly AID ex-
| plici.k 10 say a, once, whether he is d disciple
Of d, Cooper's school, Of thai school whose
orote >sion Of political Iaitn may b. found in
III !, mons:rance fran C.rolina, alluded To by
u, many weeks ago, which pronounces he PEE
sen, Tariff as "Lnconstitutiona', "o'c rbea'ing
and tyrannicsl," and which the remo"s'ranIs
SAY "lhey have 5"lnr with too long" and "wil!
Judicius" Tariff is, They dime + 70 Of { what
total repeal OF 'hr preseu, :--,,-.--. " oc, thr
whether he is really friend TO the AMERICAN
oYsrEM We want plain, straight forward,
unequivocal answer. No J, sui,,sm We care
rot which side he lakes, only let his RELY to
the resolutions Of tie Seuae of Indiana be-
candid. op"n, explicit, understand bile, and dc
tat-d bv ruth; and then, Whatever that answer
may be, General Jack on, in the language of
great man b foe him may exclamN
Faewe!l-a long farewell to all my greatness