Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25
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-om,y MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1923.


aTru,h's Advocate, and Monthly An,i-Jack-
~, Exposition" is the title ola work publish
~, CINCINNATI, and conducted by an associa>
80, os gentlemen friendly 10 the present Ad.
;.;.,ra,,on. 1t contains about 80 octave paS
%, and subscribers are required 10 pay one
1.i,r ror len numbers which is all tits pro-
I'D 10 publish. Chas Hammond, Editor OF
=. Cincinnati Gazette is, we believe the prin-
.f.oJ writer. The articles that ill the 6r,t
lumber are ably and judiclously written, and
,,s shall take an opportunity Of transferring
.,,,s ofthem into our own columns.
The treaty OF Commerce and Navigation,
,.,rr,n the United States and Sweden, ton-
,,,d,d a, Stockholm on the 4th July last, has
seen ratified by the Senate, and the raiticaS
.ocs were unchanged in Washington on the
,s,b inst. by the Secretary Of State on tn part
,s,b, United Str,cs, aud by baron de S'aokel-
,rrr. Charge G'Af4irs Of his MAjssty the
KING Of Sweden on the part of his govern,
ncn.
Mrs. Grace Webster, wife Of the Honorable
o,niel Websr,r, died IN New York on the 2ls
INST. The Daily Advertiser OF that city says,
,h,, ,b;, severe afflictinn renders II necessary
s.r Mr.. Webster tn visit Boston, where Mrs.
Webs,er's remains will be carried toi inter.
,orn,, for the purpose OF attending her oisc>
ou;es. and making arrangements for The dispo-
s,ion of his family, after which, it is expected,
he will return 10 Washington, for Tie perfo'>
NANCE If his official dulies in the Senate.
A new daily paper has been established at
Albany, which supports the present Admins
uation.
The Philadelphia Gazette, Jackson paper,
has gone 50 far, as 10 acknowledge tba, me a
BE address of the Virginia An,i.Jacksou Com
,en,iou, will p-oduce full CONVICTION Of the en-
lire uuhtness Of Gen. Jackson for the Pres 'fen-
cy. '"@ith ali those who consider the actions Il
his life without RECORD To the circumstances m
der which he was placed " The fac, Is, that /;
p;oyrs his entire un6;ncss for Il oifice, le, Us
regard the "circ umstancts" as much as we
may. Can any Circumstance palate his con-
5uc, with respect to Mr.. Eppes, and his threats
Of personal violence intended 10 be of red T.
this Senator, 'fr words spoken in d'bate. v
Can anf Circumstance be mentioned, which
iusu6es the wanion massacre Of the battle o
the Holsr> Shoe! k short Can any circum,
stances be r,ierred 10, which ough, in the leas
degree 10 excuse his repeated violations OF :he
civil law, his contempt Of the Constitution OF
his country, hi, ,indictve passions md his
wunlon cruelty? Gratitude for services rendered
ii an hour Of W ed might prImpt US 10 throw th'
! mantle VI conteamcnt over these actions, bu,
wien the happiness Of the Onion is at sake
and the welfare OF the people den ands hat ire
truth should be told, 1t becomes dnty &c
show, that Gen Jackson's character and con-
duct unfit him FOR the station TO which he IS
pies, even when we regard all the circumstances
under riich he ,Oas pi'ced, and take into CO.'S
deraion all the appliances and means to boot
which his friends have offered, TO conc al de-
tscts which all their ingenuity cannot hide.