Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-29

,.,,.,ders will bnd In shls morning paper,
,,,..aIr.ss OF the Republican members OF
,.;sr,,ure OF New York, TO the citizens
~. Great State. The friends Of the Admi-
.-,,;on throughout The country are coming
49,, ';,,,eir strength, particularly in New York,
", .,..rv recen, political movement, shows
I.,.,,nina,ion Of tie people to support the
.,.,- Of civil government
The OficiaI documents connected win the
- ey,cul!on of the SIX mililiamen have
' -. .n,ral before the nation, Tins record oil
Me- and iphumanity has besn extensively
..n,,.ed TIN ough all parts of the country, and
,,.z,,d nothing in saving has contributed
.,.,n,n almost any thing else 10 sink the al
L. sinking cause of the Hero and his party,
:, .,,n. home 10 The tfeLiAgs as we'll as the un-
,.,s,,nd;nCs ofmen They reasoned upon the
,...r,y q the measure, and IT roted uPon the
nm, and disposition Of man, who could
..,,uly order six Of his frllow beings to be
INTO De cath, for doing what they considered,
~ wha! was in reality right.
Under almost anyother circumstances, we
should b. sorry 10 blszon to III xasId deed
,,nmjpcd in such direct opposles0n TO every
Drioe ,ple of justice and humanity. But as it is,
~ are Glad that the trde history OF this bloody
Air ha. BE- en- generally circulated, and dou>
nv 50, IS it acquaints The people with the true
.b,,.c,er q a man who is seeking to obtain the
.i,be,, Office which they can be5tow-
4, correspondent Of The Baltimore American
,,,-, N, following description Of Dr.. Giraud's
.,.rrr,pal motion" machine; a notice OK the
mention of which we published day or two
ago
Tie ,ecrc, of the principle Of the exiraordi
nary invention Of the perpetual m"l'n by DR..
! Glraud, consists Ut u >eIy simple c9mbl-
Ha,I"p.
Two wheels, one rank spur wheel, and large
rinion with another very small pinion which
works between these two; Two hy wheels, one
on The shaft Of the pi0ion, nd the other opP"-
it. on the shaft Of the large pinion, mshe he
sb,l. COMPOST ion e this m, chi I which has
occupied I've Al en- ion Of The whole world.
TIE VII els when in motion, produce two
actions, and iwa reactions, which counteract
each o,her. L is principle Garnet be obviated,
and u produce ContlUL-i MY myn'.
Til, important and ,X'ranrdnAry discovery
cover, Us author wi n glory which II bounds
10 our coI;.,ry, nj should b., noticed IN every
paper and journal in Dhis county.
A!eter from Washington, published IN one
Of E Nor,hgru papers, gives the following as
the grounds or which the President nominated
Gen Macomb as a successor To the late Maj
Gen Brown:
The arm, being small and promotion slew,
il was thought that 1T would be encouraging
10 tint officers To take a MAJOR General from
civil lie Il being determined then to nomi-
nate al officer orlhs army, the President look
Ell oh to seniority Of rank 10 direct his choice
Gcr MaComb IS the oldest cfhCer. liis FIRST
Commission, of Lieutenant, Is prior IN date, by
several years, TO that Of any officer in the army.
lie was appointed Brigadier General on the
HFh Of January, 1914, Somc weeks before He'
nerJ> Gaines and Scott were appointed Brlga-
der Generals. He was made Major Genera!
BY breyct, on the nth Of Sept. 1914, immediate
Il after the battle Of piattsburg, in which he
was 50 highly distinguished. Generals Gaines
an! Scot were, it is true. breveted as Mayor
Generals few weeks before ten. Maoomb;
bl; brrrris do not take precedence OF other
gark after tAe grade Of Colonel Nhrn 'he
new establishment, after the war. was trrmch,
Gen Jackson retired Gen. Brown was III de
MaJnr Gen, ri. aud Gen AlaC"mb the next IN
'auk, was offered either the office OF Chief OF
The EasDecr Corps, or Brigadier General
ne chose the mountaineering 10 himself,
however, all his rights of rank.
AIN points Of qualifications and meri's,'l, IS
no. doubted that General Macomb IS tqua! TO
any other officer vi the army"
Upon booking over, auentivcly, the extracts
given in III New York papers from the to">
2gn News brough, by the William thompson,
appears that il is not even yet reduced 10 a
certainty that Russia has declared war against
tuAey. We have every reason however, 10
oei'e'c that The event has actually raScn place.
The following pararrAp h, from the Daily Adj
'er'l>er, viii put cur readers in possession oil
all tha, ia known on the suffice: