Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-17
The National intelligence
PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
BY GALES & SEAT0N.

VlHE National IntelIigencer is an old established
Il Journal, at the Seat of the General Government
II publishes, originally, regularly, and fully ue mr
ceedings and Debates of Congress; s'so al ae InH
Papers and Documents of public interest, lad oe'o
Congress- or originating in that body, and all Inc Az
passed by them. These recommenda'Iohs, ~ %'-'
ton to the variety of other information whlch spH
found in its columns, connected with the us s
terests of our own country with L'troh"t = 'ao",
the affairs of the world al large; together WIN 'ie q.
racter Of general fairness which the paper mas suL.
ed under its present editors, for many years na''
the National inteligencer useful and even Ia'"'o'
To all who fe interest in the concerns OF tbs
other countries
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censures or approves where censure OF Apl"oDSJc
seems to be due TO public measures. HsuppOreu ]"
late Administration of the General 1o'ein"e", Wv"
the measures OF that Administration were "cg
meet its appreciation. It avows ade!erIhnaoD' w.
it opposed the election Of General Jackson ~ ~
port the just measures of this Adn'h,s'S"on' ~.
certainly to oppose the unjust or u'e plou ,..,r
1t will be, in principle, opposed 10 any nunI ma
of the Government whose measures 'ha" 'ne' ~.
have the interests of party at heart, rather ''a,.
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