Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-30
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in The person of the celebrated MAJOR h'e' rP
pears, has left The Hermitage; ~ tennessee -,
y York, 10 be placed at he diSposa' OF ". WI
Van Buren,, the candidate Tor governor. luz
New Workers may therefore soou expect 10 SIZE
the Major with stock 81 pens, wen h'ooeu'' o'
the contest. In the absence OF he Ma]or '"ere
will be vacant office, which, IL Is 'rpor,G''
George Kremer will b. forthwith ca''td 10 MI
,r,, ;ded the consen, OF Kremer college can De
obtained. The Generals bad latin, "Ue'o'm
%, i" ~. nre,ume. NAV now be accounted tor,
as we presume The Major, in h"rying 10 the
ontest carried of The Generals dictionary VI
quotations.
The HERMITAGE IL DaNGER:-The Raleigh
Register Of The ed inst contains TIE following
paragraphs:
"llsieoy,c Stones in TENNESSEE Some mon'hs
" ago There was fall of The hard SUBSTANCES
/" alled Esoli,es, in the nei9hborhood OF Nash-
"ville!.!
O,heno, in reference to the rogue lago, e1>
claims-"Are there no stones IN Heaven, OUT
"wha' serve for the thunder
The danger Of cxalting men OF Vicious pro-
pensi;ies and unruly practices, Is not so m"th on
accoun, OF the evil deed, they NAV pers"ha.'!
perperrate, but it is the irreparabie injury IN
Hicled upon society, by destroying the disohc>
ton between vice and virtue, and placing 'he
former on high, to b. initiated.
How can we feel the necessity that should
le ad a ,ic, orious General, alter The enemy were
driven from the country, and III the m'as' o'
Thanksgiving and r1joirings, TO order fisht'eh
of his fellow men 10 be sho, 10 death: anu fe,
Andrew Jackson bad tie disposition that eou'o
induce him So 10 actas public record WI, s"e"
On the twenty first of January, 1915, General
Jackson returned TO n, W Orlt ans, alter his 60
r,,us victory. and when the remnent OF me
British had fully retired. lie WAS rrcei'ed,@S
ne d,se,, ed to be, in the most enthusiastic man
rer. Ga the same day he issued the ORDER i"r
the execution Of The SIX u. fortunate mli'ame"'
On the twenty third be was crowned win d
wreath of Laurel hy the Bishop, and there was
a general Thanksgiving. Five days a'''r ne
Issued ano,hsr order for The shooting "l TWELVE
soldiers who had been onhemned lor a'sT'u"h
bv a Court Martial in NV m'cr, TWO mon'n'
previous. Tnu> during his period OF eHu'a>
ton, when, il ever, generosity ana e's"cne!
would have taken posse SrI"n oil inc mlhu % 'h'
CunQur,or, in one week he orGefu c'E"t'"
men Ia he shot death. 'hus showing MS a"i'-
ily TO "look upon blood and carnaS wan COM
p"snrr!' Can We be tnd Of single instance
Of Gen Jackson's clmency, al this interesting
peri q?
IT, Tie Jackson .S0iri!-The last Knoxville
Enquire says, Gen. Jarkson's friends, III "'h
chest (Teun.) on the fourth o! July NenraFca
at the exposure OF The Here's c"nnrxlon win
the Infamous Burr, paradtd MOB OF or
500 men, and case onadsd around Judge VIII
liams, ou,raging every principle OF decsncy
They marched and counteimarched before MS
door, CARRYING Hickory bushes aud poles, and
Il. Z al p,Cl v.
opprobrium aud blackguardis,D. " Whoever
the Jacksonites have the ascendancy, they are
sure 10 resor, TO brute force TO stop the mouths
of their opponents. Nor i, there any Thing Iii
thi, TO be " wondered al, since they are only fol
lowing the example Sc, them by their meek and
pi0us Idol!
A letter from Richmond [Kv) says ,ha, the
ia ksonians there ADMIT that MetCalic must be
elected By from TO 10000 majority.
Our readers may feel interested TO know that
Collcton District. s. {. where the late iniiam>
matory resolutions were voted, according I"
The last census, contained a-pn?ulation OF 434l
whites. 2l.77o, and 26S free blacks; so that thu
numerio al loroe Of this pragmancal little COM
muni'v is not much to be feared.
The reasonable meeting in Coile'on Dis,ric:
S. &. we suspected a, first, was the work oil
James Hamilton, representative IN Congress
from Charleston District; and later informs
ton has satisfied us that our suspicious were
lust We have little doubt that the intamna'
Tory address adopted by that meet'ng-an al
dress, d avn up with all the art Of the finished
demagogue,-is also the production "f this
same man. Let the people Of South Carolina
mark him; let them mark any man. who Will
advocate he sentiments contained In ina
address. /, is impossible that such man can
he the friend of the country; or any portion Of
the country and whatever professions ne may
make Of friendship for The people, time viii
prove themhollow hearted and insincere
Ir Confederation Of The fact that Gen Jack
son did speak of Judge Williams abou: the &C
cep,ance of Captains commission in Burr's
army, the Knoxville Enqu,e' saHs-"l' IS w"r-
thy o. mention, lha, Judge U'hinms 10 tie course
Of a day or tco after JachSon n'aae HIM