Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
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THE GREA STATE PAPEk.
Among the details of SIN all affairs which beset
US edi,orially, and which necessity or desire
to crafty harmless curiosity requires US TO no.
tic., We had almost overlook al address made
10 the republican electors of This stately num-
her Of gentlemen ho lately assembled at iier-
kimer. by the directions of the Hon. NJ. Van
Buren, The following is an abstract oil II, as II
is printed in he Argus. We do not regret
that our limits wall enable us TO give no more
oft, though i, is said TO be amazingly hne, ny
the Evening Pos, and other papers, IN 'he ma
bi, of saying such things as are put down 'or
,hrm.
After st,ckfuR of ,waddle preliminary
sets forth that Gen. Jackson brought me ias'
war TO glorious itrmination Comment ne
,rea,y IF peace was concluded before the bat'ie
of New ORLEANS wa, fought. The SIX mlli'la>
m II were shoI afi rwsrtls, and alter The EnShsh
had left the coast. TINS performance Is pro
baby alluded 10, as tie glorious ierm'"ahon' &C
Altcr an admission that the Grneral IS no
great rfficer in The way of IT adiag and wri'ing
The address mex, saws TIA, this IS the second
great political ;eia, in the hi,torv OF our con-
,liluton, and tha, The "par,izans II The admins,
tralion have enrircI, misconcrived the grounds
of The contest" We never iscoaCeiVed The
ground at all, VIVA e. er others may have done
To put Tie ms OUT, ond Themselves IN, that Is The
ground the Jac k>on men stand upon. ave
| never heard OF dry Other before, Dat row II
seems they oppose the administration, because
this is he second great 2ol ical Ira in the his.
tory of the consliiulion!'
Then come, the Did bargain ard corruption
| .t..TII &c
sup?oi ed BY shadow OF proof; bur /; says,
"Whe her tin parties were gI'l,s OF not guilty
of any such intrigue, tho dangers whicb threat
IN thu republic are rqg slly alarming!" his
means. W. suppose, that if these gen'lem do
no. ge, inio cflicr, they mean 10 kick up row.
Nix we have sSelcn o the course pursued
by the existing administration. We are 20 d hat
i, was piece T.! ''&igan &c folly" TO send an
sgen, t. Panama to attend 10 the commercial
! interesls o. tbs county. Not that any rea> on
IS given - is TO be Civ for styling il, nor
thai the Jacksun!anr did "ot rrquire 1t loudly,
before the last prrsdcnria eleci n; but br-
Cause Mr.. Adam, did il. And we ar further
told that The Mexican Cover mrn sad the sa.
gacity TO defea. the pr, c. Of Congress st
Panama, and subsequently al IIcuhayA. We
! had .lways undersiund that il fell through on
acc cunt Of he revolutions in the South Anne
,ican rrpuhics, csu~-a by he military chi T.
ain" Of The u,h. Blu must live and learn
The loss Of he colonial trade is mex a,crib
ed II thu administration, who are charged with
doing the thing on purpose and imposing or
the people. The bc4uy # this charge Is, thai
the trade IS not lost at all; brc1u,r the induce
tabout as prof able IS Tie direct; and the mer.
CHAINS engaged in that 'rade re- DICE in the re
sulI.
Ncxl Mr.. Adams is called TO account for moi
having gone in j steamboat to whip Don P.
dro, and for not hindrrng Mr.. Rague, from
Citing in passion and coming home Of his
own accord. And Ills wnen Mr. SoL,ha, d
asked for few extra ships, which Congr. s.
would not let him have.
Next Mr.. Adams is hauled over The GOALS for
making an exile OF Commodore Porter. TIE
gallant Commodore ough, To thank his Stars
that he did not write such letters to the
government under Hickory dyoasty. He
would no, have escaped with the loss of h>
ears simply; his b, ad would have KEEP, them
company. He was made an exile, a. The Paid
was forced TO he a '"ur'eor; that Is to say, he
WAS obliged Of his own free will and &C cord, 20
accrp salary six times As large as that which
he was 'ecrf,i'g from his ow" frugal country.
Tie teas Of his friends should therefore be
hive slx'hs diminished in quantity.
Next we are told that every appointment
which has been made by The general Govern
meut has been wicked and bad. j. was wrong
to appoint Nj. King because ne had been fe
dera'Ist; and II was wrong 10 appoint Mr. Gal
lain, because he had hscn d democrat I, was
! wrong 10 appoint Judge Corkling, because h,
was Clln'"ni II; and 1t was wrong 10 ap oin
Judge Belts, because he had been Craw ford
man. 1t was wrong 10 nominate De Wiz
CLINTON as an Ambassador, because he belonged
10 New York
Next we are told thar the Supreme Court Of
the Z. States mt ans TO upset the cons tuition
There is abundant evidence OF his in The fact
that the people .f New York have nominated
Judge Thompson as tnei, candidate for III
Governor of the State. Blu, an "independeni
Comf mnrfaP IS your true republican tribunal.
Syiia, Marius, and Buonaparle, and Gen Jack
son, pr fer this mode Of doing summary Justice
F." Shoot the Id rascal" as Jack. son said in
the case OF poor John Woods. What is The
use, when man is charged with Withholding
any thing from his npipbbor mr. with in,,r,,n