Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-05

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be SNOWY one crack corps ms oc-
casiou ,he,commander alone was in his regi-
mentas, the rest of the compapy-"a la bour-
eeuisc'-sorne in white clean trowsers, some
in dirty ,row sers, somein no trousers al all, no,
in no ,rowsers, tor being probably prepared for
the hall, they wore short small clothes & shoes.
The old Gen. walked; on his right our Gov.
Johnson, who has not yet made up his mind
which SIDE to take in the presidential question.
On the Gencrai's left was our militia General
Laacosle, san efficient commander of some
negro rabbe during III" in a,ion, who then
styled himstli ''la terreur Brnannique," and
who, by The coIouied people, is still designated
by the name Of General Raica.cha. The dim
ner in Davis ballroom was noisy, missrahiv
beaolten tlfing. Among The toasts, recon-
mend TO your attention the one proposed by
MIR. Isaac /. Prrston, quotation from the
10Th Chapter of St. John, and another by Mr.
J. A. Paxton, who called he old General an
ius,rumen, sent by our Creator to per9etuete
the principles Of ,cIubIicanism. After the
dinner, the Gene raj went to the French play.
The pit and box, were only hall Toll, and Ia
the boxes scarcely one Of the regula. subs RIB
ers, amongst ladies, was 20 be- setn. The Ge-
neral was accompanied by a pair OF his trends
On his right was 10 be seen Mr.. William
Chrisy, notary public, who, alt 'ongh ne is
not exactly able 20 write and speak his mother
tongue correctly, was supposed 10 Or sulia-
bic interpreter on the presen, occasion, 10 bid
,he General when to bow to the players WHO
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We cXirac' the following paragraphs from
pamphlet sa'e'Y pu'hSNec D! VIZ. o'"i"t'
T'fEi"S 81 DF"oKlyh' Iohh. e't"' c"'!'''a o.
~ neral Jacksons corahct III Tue o''hihoF
Wa; dehnea,'d IN history OF ina! pen .n' al"
ford"g conclusive reasons why re sho"la not
he The next President. We recon'mehp thr
work 20 orr rca!ers as a neat and coh'cnlenl
summary Of f-cts
The Honorable Samuel lngham, rFPie-
sentative IN Congress from Sucks County,
Iern ania, al The request and under the pat
rousee Of tine Phil delFhia commit e. appo'n'-
I'd to aid IN ehrotng :hr election OF General
Jackson, has published, what he terms, "an
exposition # The political character and prln-
cples Of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS" with
view to show that he is not qualified for the
Presidency.
Tie respectable source from which this
comes Supported by all ihe weigh. OF Mes'rs
Horn and Dallas o! the Philadelphia Commit
Zee, enlth the puhlc to consist IT as contain
ing all the substantial ohjrc,ionsto he re-elec-
ii, u of the presen, Incumbent
They are
Tha, lie is descended from respre table
par, n, one among ,hs f,s, who took deci'e'
stand against Great Britain in the cause oil
American Independence, H. go'iatrd me peace
OF 1888, aud ever ai'tr until TIE year lSoi, sus
ia ned the highest Offices IN me HoVr.hhe"'
/ hi The father wrote 'rratise IN defence OF
the American Constitution, extracts IRON
which compose cousld' rab'e part OF MI
Ingham's book, and which Tor the III ST ''me ne
has discovered, to CONTAIN some m 'narchE 81
lendr"ci"N, which, upon the Prin'ip'e OF 'isi,>