Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
For the National Journal.


Mr.. EDITOR: The following is the sn,,eh =,
the Prrsiden, Of the United Sra,es at the D,,,
view which he had with the Foreign Ministers
81 am quite sure the true interests Of this eou,,.
win be best promoted BY preserving the relation, y
peace with all nations, long that can be done VA
due regard to its own honor, and BY commercial !,
tercourse founded on a just reciprocity. lie CON,
nueL: 4 have entered, gentlemen, upon the Mgh,n,
committed 20 me, without prejudces against, o, uti.
partialites towards, any foreign nation or people a.
with personal feelings Of the most friendly eka,,,
for ali, Although actusted BY determined puma,
to promote the best interests Of my own coQr,ry
have no desire to mpairthe rights or interests Of os
and will endeayor to efec, those objects BY the nae
frank, friendly, and sincere negotiation NkcIst AZ.
ferences exist, or may hereafter arise, il will b, nv
desire tosettle them OH fair ana honorable ,ern. i,
that spirit of rankness 50 congenial TO my nature t
the character Of the American people"
When the historian f tie present aupvs
aud highly gifted admini'.ra'on- some mo.
dern Ivy, Bo,,a, or Eaton Of courss-.haT,.
temp, the record Of The splsndid civil lbMs
of It's head, Gin the opinIoG of a; least htru,
Branch of ii, the greatest and best d ma) -eOult
the trembling pen OF dIfhdence b. so bold.
may think FL, after The manner Of those ti,rn.
eaished wri'ers, TO put into the mouth Olta
hero a longer speech han he has chosen h
make, but one calculated 10 illustrate his COZ
duct and actions. To the above picture Of a
FOREIGN, he NIGH then add the following Ofs
domestic, policy Of The present Adm'ni'r.iA,
The nations of christendoni, present in u.
persons of their assembled repr, ,entaiv,
would o, raaps furnish the only audience ts
nifel enough to appreciate the moral srsaua
Of The genius that conceived, and the hero sH
executed, plan so omple,ely in the SPIN d
genuine liberty.
The hero might be made TO say:
"GentIemen, prize not these sentiments The. ea
that nv own countr, men shall not receive AZ tsaT
tire atment at my hands
"Do not imagine. Gentlemen, from what have
ready said, that my reign will be Celebrated Tor Toe 70
tinguished purity of its republicsn'sm, nor hA u
csuse of despotism will be wholly untavofedOy nls
cession
"You have heard, mayhaps, Of some deciadSnt
mine, as to what | conceived PresIceh1 snOuiu !"
+" the head of the cation and not OF party ana
| badly you may have heard OF my opmoh Oh u's CAT
ger of appointing men from either house Of C0sns
| 20 office under the General Government, and 'rl
many other wise and patriotic So, ings which esapa
ME in the shape Of letters to legislatures, sc-el'r
all that to the STUMP orstios alias the eteont1's T.
count
| al have appointed. as you we'll know m! s'a.
Cabinet from the numbers Of my decided parrish
the two Houses and, at an immense expense ln'
recalled ambassadors, to give the salares shc OuaA
&c. of their Office to other Of my Partisan' er'a
branch of the legislature. ,..,
Gas to the reformation Of "such cases Of ioaS
have brought The patronage OF the Governmemn~
ision with the freedom OF elections" the best Goa,
mentary on that part of my Coronation speech IN
be found in the $4,000 salaries OF Amos keh'.' wv,
and Lewis, besides Noah's pension, and many O ~.
loads of profitable manure that fell to Inc snare W..
feror agents. in the great task of cleaning 'he AVG
stables. Buonaparte said, that imagnsuon s"I'at
the world: will give the American People ''u -
present age governor Of character more H''''!
Fear.
Gas far as Office can bride, will purchase vsSsi -.
sustain me in my high place;-every b'aeSSu-"
has wieldeda trincheon in the great wsr upon p".
character, which has Just been concluded III u!
ton, shall be rewarded,
"The press purchased-governmeH' "O" j
SUB ,dy to support 1.-THE two Houses tU.,
cording to my own showing, constitute Wv nv coca
the great work of eDsiaving people Inc e.
Of power must be punished will take 'h, U.
from the mouth. of the family Of every m'h ".
dared to oppose ME, will spare none--n''
character hitherto deemed 50 sacred among
grey haired soldier of the Re,o.uuon'
"Hy government shall be rs silent as us ~
of any despotism on earth Not seere'o
mel house shall escape; for who will dare y '
any abuse to the People that my happs'
the only tenure of which shall be my VII si'
al say, gentlemen. may not de'Pots',.' !"
sons, rejoice at my accession. Can ~! hA''
. period in her history, when, under SO "H9 va
raging circumstances in the character |" "t -,
and their institutions, so much IN the csuse ,.y
by eoe.losos, 6y The purchase Of the press y'"'
Of patronage, has been done .r, hicap
"Gentlemen, this i, my Internal poreey- J,r 9
no,abls, and parfaking Of that ,ptt9 J'a1h~s
genial TO NM nature, and to that9 the 'fme'''''Pf
Mr. Editor, if there be no ''ar cham" r,. a,
cess to reach man, who, holding no oiD' ',,lp
seeking any, has bui little cause 10 .y nj
smiles, or fear the frowns of power Wv
publish this. - II, u
/, for one, am disposed to enjoy 20 w ~
most, and put to wha, eoneer: 'ne '" vs. ,,,s
privileges, the date Of wbic" have aos ~,
reason 10 believe long. NhiI.' ,ea' s
many, and willis the pay ofthe hirelng s .l%
on The other hand, so many Others u w. b
the man. devoid Of hope or fear, as long
berry exists, and freedom Of inc o' .h,l &
opinion remains, TO do his du'y. ,pi~aN
tempt TO DO mine. hN on" a.-
The Washington Telegraph h., eon'I. 10 yS:rs
port that President Jackson co"enP' INNER, sba;
New.England States the approaching su The pq0e
the public business admit Of ms mAs'5 anIv a.. %