Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-30

,ngton having oeen aee'euA'eu ""u Ia or"'iy
-.o.;,sd br the authorities of th4t Province.
a,bo,. seems n be no disposition in the
aoose of Representatives 10 proceed 10 any
,,s;,e>s until Mr. Gibbons motion stall have
A.., ,euled. By reference TO the Congress
Proceedings it viii be seen that the debate up
,,,bis subiec, continues with much spirit
and freedom.
The Richmond Wing of the e6th instant
sors. I, will be seen from debate IN the Sens
a., that the CONVENTION bill has been again
.ox,Dored, to Monday next. We hope and
5,Ii,ye that this is the l-s; p9s,Ponsment, and
.bo, on that day, its friends, an undoubted mas
;,r;,y in the Senete, resisting all attempts 10
.mb,rrass and end niger it, from amend ment,,
will assert their superiority, and pas, the bill
determination Of Mr.. Cabe'l to vote for II
as ol,ccdi, in the power Of is friends TO pass
4bry,nd ali question, (itwss hardly doubtful
,.f,,r and go hiug ca" p,w !usc it, but amend
nrnts ard getting /, suspended between the
NO houses The public may consider it a. al
-s,4y passed, and rejoice, accordingly. We
lcyc almost a, CO Il 'eally, upon it passing
he ordeal Of The people.
There is an account given in the Charleston
Courier, of an admins ration meeting which
b,,l,,rIy been held 10 Chetaw,S e. and which
lis SAID. for talents, numbers, AMI respectable
E.y, has never been equalled by aoy former
meeting IN that town.
JAMES A. HARRrNGroS, Esq. ore Of the most
re,ne. tabls plInOels in Marlborough District,
and long member Of III, Legislature, was CALI
ed 10 the Chair, and DR.. r. MAYNARD, appoint
Ell Secretary.
A spirited preamble and resolutions were
then unanimously adopted, expressive OF the
ncI,ical sentiments of the mte,ing.
The writer OF the artiole in the Courier, gives
Us the flowing specimen OF Jacksonism, as
displayed at the me,ung.
There were three ia, kson men who intrud-
j cd themselves upon he meeting, and OF course
said no 20 every thing, nut IS they were MOI IN
4 yied, were consequently not considered a. be-
Il longing TO The a,,emb.age.
4 threatened Jg4ins, the gentleman who subm
[ :ed The Preamble and r solutions, by some OF
he indiscreei and violent par izAns ot he Ge-
r aer,E but, from my knDwledge Of tHHt gen'le-
4 man, am persuaded, that he n"i her teaIs nor
regards the threats nor the smiles 0f any m n,
aho would attempt 10 swrrye uiui from what
ne THINKS righI-much less, should Judge,
wnul he be deferred from NJ independent ex-
i PRESTON nf his po!,tiCal opinio Blu, wnat
shall We say, MIR. Editor, OF In, renur" ~ which
9c hold Our Ibt ties, if freeman annot ex-
II press ais opini ms Ut public IN, and measures,
Fl sith,u, eud ngering his per,unal ,atetN? 1t
81 remind, me OF the dcspotisn OF the Spanis"
n l.qHsiton and the Turkish Sulet o. If such
n b. ,he results Of the seductive influence Of mi
hl4ry fame, God preserve US from It. he
Preamble and Resolutions were ay no me rs
i lioltnt."
Thr fact, however, Of raIellgcnt and resprc-
table men, assembling, and that 100 III numb. T.,
this STATE WHICH mas always been co.'s DEF d
SO unanimous and decided for Jackson, gives
US cheering Indications ct the spread of ju,,
and liberal sentiments. The threats OF "peI-
'oual violence" against The members oil ,he
meeting, are So entirely in aoccord.nce with
we htbCEsl own FORMER CpnuU I, (Ndt 'ntE
cease % ne coEsidered as a matter of wonder.
The Boston Daily Advertiser contradic,s
hr report that has been circulated Of the APP
po'nIn ent # d.. Nichols OF Portland. TO the
p >ijency e Hazard University DR.. Klrl-
AID, who is The President, remains in good
aea',h AID continues in the regular perform
ance OF his duties The Same p per adds
II has been stated n some Of tn, u,wspa-
psgs, that MIR. Boylo'On, la ely deceased, has
'tii property 10 the amount o 100000, to his
relative the President Of The United States
This 'epori has more foundation that ,hr 9th.
'',a,ins o1ry an exaseratlon Of 10000 pei
cent. We understand that the whole p,o. err
=; LETT By Mr.. Boylston does not exceed Sloe,-
100, that 1t is given by him principally to his
vile, chIldren and grand, children, that the on
Request 10 Mr.. Adams is farm worth a
"'t $1,000, and that he given $4,000 for pub