Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-16

hon OF the charges made against "iih Y! HS"'
Jackson.
The New York Administr alton Convention,
urt in Albany on The 10th. Ninety nine dele
oates, gentlemen Of the first talents and res.
reliability attended. Alexander Coffin, now
nearly ninety years Of age, was chosen unan'
ruou,Iy President Of The Convention. At
ter the usual preliminary business and APP
,oipring 4 committee of twelve TO prepare a
suitable address and resolutions, the meeting
adjourned till Wednesday,
The Convention met again on "Wednesday,
according to adjournment. The oil
Twelve reported an address, and resolutions
which we're unanimously adopted. The follow.
ING are the resolutions:
Resolved, That the confidence Of this con
renyiUr in the public and. private worth and in
rrri,y oGJOHN QUINCY ADAMS, remains
uaImDAir,d d, hat mis- administrator OF the gov
s-nta OF the United States, since his Access
sion 20 Office, manifrsts the profound states
mn and an un:i.ing zeal 10 promote the best
interests Of The nation; that under his wise
counsels and guidance, the national character
Las 5ren sustained, and its prosperity advanc-
ell; and that he richly merits our grateful &C
snowledements as a faithful and bentfcent adj
minis,rator Of our pablic affairs.
Resolved, That The causeless hostility TO his
Administration, and the increasing efforts TO
pervert, dis;ort and discolor his character and
conduct, emana,e from ~fAc,ious and disorganiZ-
ing principles, deserving the reprobatiop OF ev-
sry man who estimates the honor aud charac-
Ter Of his country, and who would cherish ard
support a wise and ~yirtuous administration oil
he government.
Resolved, That there exists no just cause for
excluding Mr.. Adams from 4 reelection TO the
presidency, contrary TO the almost uninterrupt>
cd course Of the government, and that such
sItlusion in favor Of d candidate Of far inferi-
or qualifications, would evince a reckless dis
rsgard TO our OWE interests, and to the prospe-
my, safety ard security of the nation.
ResOl"ad, That whatever may have been the
military services OF Gen. Andiew Jackson, the
only opposing candidate for the presidency, he
Is ia6ued by his habits, his temper, and MS
vaat Of civil requirements, tor the exalted sta
dma Of President of the United States. aud we
should deplore his election as the greatest Gala
nifty which could befal our country.
Resolved, therefore, that JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS be nominated 10 the people OF this
State for reelection, as President Ut the United
States.
Resolved, Ina, having great confidence in
The talents, patriotism and private character oil
RICHARD RUSH, and regarding him as the
loie and promiDen; advocate OF the cardinal
interests Of our national policy, We recommend
Am to the people as a suitable person tor the
OH:e Of Vice President Of the United States.
The Convention, after appointing a Central
Committee, and voting their thanks to their
venerable President, adjourned siue-die.
Its stated in the New York Evening Post,
hat Gen. Scott has refused TO obey the orders
N Gen. Macomb, and has demanded 10 be tried
Yacourt martial.
The New York Evening Post continues 10
''ite whole columns Of comments on Mr.. Web
'srs speech, but refuses TO publish the speech
SELL Thisis real Jackson fairness.
Atter MIR. Webster had retired from the din
Bee a, Faneuil Hall, tie following toast was
rank:
DtSEI WEBsTER-Our voices are for him;
u hearts are with him; God prosper him and
Ie Rev Stiles Ely of Philadelphia, of whom
NHFeaeers have heard so much has publish.
. one Of his political sermons; in an appen-
Eaio which he states, as an apology for hav>
s preached Gen. Jackson from the pulpit, &
- having told his hearers what had said III
"'a! Of religion, because, says the Rev.
u Ey' 81 was aware that coming from a
4"osOlshsd fellow citizen, it might have
"s influence with some toho MORE regard
~S's 9ftheir dsser vsdly t0roriis Hero THAN
'eWoRD OF GOD"
'' whale vessels are returning home with
@'sOes. On Friday last, five ships and a
having on board upwards Of ten thousand
'S OF oil, arrived at New Bedford.
sarn the singular fact. from the Boston
~''Aat, on Friday afternoon a member Of
muse o. Representatives of Massachusetts,