Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-21
N,E,EX y YrD8YAs
,,oNnAy MORNING, JULY 81, 1923


.rh. FOREIGN News in our columns to>day
Ill h.. found important. The new arrange
rnen1 of the British minis'ry--the overthrow
of Don MigueFs authority IN Portusai-ana
,hs ,enor,ed victory OF the Russians are Gil
subjects of interest.
The Charlottesville Convention assembled on
Monday las,. Abou, 10 members were pres
Ell. Mr.. Madison was appointed President OF
,se Convention Judge Coaher addressed the
meeting in an able manner, urging the necess'-
| &C oruniling in the grea. cause OF Internal IN
n,o,emen,; and on his motion, committee OF
| ,,;r,een was appointed to report TO the Con-
,eo,,on such scheme oflniernal Improvement
~ ,bev ourh, 10 recommend 10 the considera>
,;or of the Legislature. The committee consists
flames Monroe, Judge Marshall, Judge
co,lter, James Barbour, Hugh Nelson, e. +.
Mercer, Gen. Blackburn. d. S,Gsrland - Nena'
he F, Preston, 6. Newton, Major Peter, Pros
flssor Dew.
r,cxsoE CAxpiDArE FOR GovENoR.-W are
iorormyd, says the Albany Daily Advertiser,
/ cha, Mr.. Van Buren, has yielded TO the sollcl-
,,,iors Of his friends, and consented 10 become
,be Observation-Disclosures Of SHE party. we
have ALWAYS believed he would be the man, and
We have always wished for it. 10 grapp'e
with ,heir strongest man, ard beat HIM, VIII
make our triumph the greater.-1he man VINO
. tb.r
moved from the people the bet,er,' has most
presamp,oas impudence in asking the sutirases
ur fsscmcu.
MIR. Iacock's letter has been much sought
ahsr. We publish i, this morning, aud need
not ask for il perusal.
Swir, has some tremendously severe lines on
man who had affronted him, and who, he
says, was as insolent'as he was ignorant, aud
hat therefore he was obliged 10 accommodate
he coarseuess OF the lash 10 the callosity oil
his back. The hnes begin-"rhe rascal! that's
90. mild name''-We have been waiting TO
bge the Courier Apply them to Noah. They
you'd come now very dpropos.
The prospect of the success and complete
riumph Of the Administration, ID ~ present
host cheering. IN all parts VI the country
ur friends are girdiug themselves FOL the con-
Isl, and even where there Is no chance Of VIC
orv. tho field will no, remain unc0nt,s:cd.-
IiR. ADAMS WILL CERTAINLY BE REFLECTED
" A HANDSOME MAJORITY. We know with the
reat body Of the people the time for reflection
gone by-Ihal is, they have already formed
htlr opinions and are prepared upon The evil
ence adduced in the cause Of this controversy
nd their own Judgments to give their votes.
he cas-, the, elore in one serse, is made, and
e are ready ito stand the hazard Of ;he die. "
Ne are Certain Of success, because 1t is impos-
BILE, that 4 majority of the honest people Of
bis country, can vote TO overthrow virluous
bid able President, for the purpose Of exalting
IS mere Military ChieGtain, whose talents are
j very infsriar order. AID we are certain Of
q Lccess, because the signs Of the times are too
lain 10 be mistaken, * all show our strength.
Ne refer particularly TO Kentucky, Of which
be Hercules themselves are beginning to des-
air, and New York from which every mail
rings Us an account Of AN Administration
letting.
Amongst the passengers who sailed from
cw York on the 18Th inst. in the ship France
IIavre, we find the name Of our young ar
b aud TOW nsman Mr.. John G.. Chapman, on
5 Way to l;aiy.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated al the
hstc Sulphur Sprags by number Of The vi>
ors, aud also OF the ciiizrns OF Grsenbrier,
MIR Clay, who WAS among the yisiters,
ps invited 70 the dinner, and accepted the in
'uon. The loasls we're patriotic, and uni
rVnly tavorabr,o the Administration. Among
set to,Sis we 6nd the folIowinp.