Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-10

,.s;pniug 10 groan unu'i '"e 5a,;..v NV
we may expose the mou'es y
Ppiss',1s .e desperate efforts were PronhPt.u'
n'".,;,.ment has passed away-'ne u
@ With which we were 20 be oiesseu' Oh
brosP'' &C Andrew Jackson, so lar rom
he ae'''r ri have been reversed, AND tue
beng - discIo,es i self 20 The view OF the
bsoF p psoplr. unclouded by the mlsts OF
Am't':. .nd falsehood, and unadornec by the
's'p': ,oIo,s Of art or sophis'Fy. Inc
rD'e"" of an imaginary glory no longer
w 80. We are now 20 Judge tor our
LEX ,hr oresen, condition OF he country
e''sH O,mn.rison If he present witt The pas;
tfw, discover the 'rror into whlch We "a'e
80 ;, must be rcco'lected thai u Is he'', W.
Farm NJ cnuduct-thl' II IS our Guy
.b,ud o., our pride, 20 correci IT. lnV
furnished by an acquaintance WIN the
W:i..I u.n1ers who composed the Canln''
p'o,.S.,.I T., k,an's predecessor, IN reglrd 10
,T.y with which the operations o' '"'s
Ne we're conducted, viii con'lnce US
-, ,o,aorfqacs and necessity OF reroiu-
a. IRE tnen exhibi I'd IL the ame-
~" pe,nle and 10 the world, was one worthy
! ".,.,,,btion. The President himself en-
'g' n,on his duties with every qaalhc a'lon
=, N ensure him tne applause OF MS
.;,,zsns He was an acc emphasized scho>
n,,n Of science aud learning-and had
.;,.n 10 the world evidence OF his genius ana
',n;,smen,s Excepting Mr.. Jehefsoh' he
-. nrob,bly nnt excelied by any OF MS learned
,aa.essors With the duties 81 ruler, 40
a.o WAS better inf,rmed; aud his superior
-'',,aIgr in this respect may be gathered
= =, the bsuDy result Of his Administration.
~. vol, lie had be Geso'ed TO p7li'ics;
~ v,s the aIGor with which he deVo'ed
iii n The study, thai he hnall, succt eded
u mastering it, in its mInd'csl de'aii'- NJ
secretary or Sac had acquired equai ce'eori'y'
IN nrije Of Kentucky his talents placed hIm
s,,n,tion calculated 10 call forth his eio,
.,srcs. and hs soon convinced the na'ion OF
S;s oi,an,ic mowers. The laurel wreath was
no, Iong in suspense; and before his promotion
a the d pay,menI OF S'a'r, we ind him oecu
,y;,, the most exalted station OF any OF MS
ror,Dcers. The people Acknowledged ne ma
o;c nj hi, tongue: and posterity, in doing JUS
,;cs - his virtues, will cou'emplate, with admi-
r,ion, The spl, ndor Of lis gtnlu,.-in the Irea-
mrv Department, was a gentleman OF standing
md ,b,hy-one who had occupied dlSlln>
,oi, he'd nos, under Mr. Madison, in which he
had given evidence Of hi, superior qual'hca'
ions As haancirr, he had but few 'quala,
anil no superior. In England he vas respect
ed, S uuIriug he qualrica OF L" acc 'mpIi'hed
zen leman with those OF aDS5le diplomats -
Trr Secretary OF the Navy WAS distinguished,
in common with his associates, Tor mind ma
,ur.lly slroag AID discriminating, and one
" i:h had been improved IL cSrly hIc;by hd-
brs Of the mos, rigid and in'ens' apuhcalon.
lie Devoted hims II % the duties OF The Dcpart
mrnr over watch he presided, with an asNiuuI
scarcely credible. Under the happy auspices
Of MIS- regenerating in,u' nee, our Navy al anc-
ed wrh gigantic strides. Toe dis ipllne of
Srr seamen gave fresh impulse TO bis un'ir
ng ,rt,; and her ships, regulated ny the ex
pU,en-e Of other na;iuns, aud guided bv the Cx
act rul.s Of mutual friendship and reciprocity,
whrened every sea His popularity eQnalled hi,
success The Department OF War had been, for
some line, governed by Gavorire son Of Virgil
iail, who, in accepting an important mission
abroad, was succeeded BY gentleman whose
name aud seryiC s w-r familiar TO the people Of
Nj, Country. Wit Distinguished civil acquire
m,n,s he united knowledge Of me tactics not
exceeded perhip s by he esrnt chief m gis-
tate Eim,clf TVS gillian conuuc, on the Nj
agate frontier, viii be long remembered, and
Hsory viii take a prId' ~ recording his mer>
h,-fhe Attorney General was no, less known
and Distinguished Gifted with genius OF the
must h'iShrd order, aud 'alents The most com
UInd1ng ond brill he had signalIzed him
self N the various capaci les f a iurist and
author, AMI x,sud'G his fame bcvond the lin
rs 4 the sphere, in which ne moved, and The
country whose pride h had been. The pleasing
e7hor--'hr solid re son r-Ihe profound schol-
ar, til has III behind MIN q REPUTATION, whic h,
we're hr never 20 return. the learned sages Of
'ae judiciary vii delight TO cherish among
hClr naapiest r5co'lt, tons
Sue was he Adm,nis'r ZION nfMr Adams.
IL os'omeS US now 10 say VII, tner The rev"lu-
"on' which has LACEY takea place in the affairs
81 his eoHnry-was the result Of necessity or
-'r,enge
have thus taken general view Of the pre-
S,n, safe ol our dffairs, under The administration
OF resident Jackson. In this view, ',a,e rn-
1S"orei, as much as possible, 10 r,frsin from
." unnecessary cersure or abuse. RI have'spo
~" Freely, truss IT has been with imparialny.
'Ne Character, Of public men are en',lrd To re
>Pe'' only as they have contributed to the geo
fii good. No station in lhi, conn nv AT lrsst