Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
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nv MORNING. AUGUST 8. 1873.
q, N.e York .sornfng Herald.

nropIE OF TIE UNITED STATES
10 c,r,zr,s: The political operations OF the
ADMINISTRATION, during the brief periou u 10
rD,s, naturally have excited the s''eh'''" Vi
..,n p,ople, and LED them to contrast I'' re-
As u .,d the principles which swayed their adop-
''' ~. .,os. which have characterized the different
~ .-.,,,.,;ou, which have precedrdit. The recent
.f,,,.erip,ion adopted by the Federal Govern
=, ,b;cb Constitutes distinguishing and alarm
If i,s measures. must cause every lover
-. IN ,ause and contemplate the prospect
/ .,o;oiou, consequences The present age may
.h.,. h. the unhappy victim OF ITS bane'", ana
,.,,,;,r ;nauenc hut the history OF ai'ef "'ne'
- III. l,nrerous preceden,s, in which the IT.
.Eerincs of an innocent posterity had their
origin Whatever disparity at sentiment
'..;o;oD NAV prevail among enlightened legislators
ting subjects Estate or National eg's'at'on' a."
81, concur in declaring government to be IN
g, n. n-omotion of the pubic good and gene
And the institutions Of America are UNI
,.,uy &c knowledged to be the noo'es' ever 'o"'e'
-. united intelligence ofmaa. In hertorms''o"'
,,;o,, Of the eyentful days OF 'SS lndlc'ous'y eN
s0 ,h.ir deliberations all party spirit or nfn-
al consequently wisely avoided their introduce
,he ,,,nthen devised, and subsequently adop-
|. ,h. concurrence and assent of the powerful
-. sb;ch composed the Confederation. The Illus
| -. S,.,ssnen who have been hitherto selected ny
,o0,,,eous voices of the American People, as the
.or.,-v depository Of their political fortunes IN the
.,,;oD of,heir Cabinet and the appointment OF The
Seer, required BY the Constitution, for the eaul'ao'e
,,,..sssEl enforcement Of its laws, acted, with
-,,,,,v,ly uninportsnt exceptions, without refer
nee 70 the exactons of the party who contributed TO-
-,,.1 their elevation to the solemn and Response
..,., os D,rSling over the National Councils, And
nj. memorable record, Of the political history OF our
,,,,v .xhibt, among the conspicuous and respected
r.s ,,bo have composed the officers of the Federal
,,s,,n,-n,. men who we're alike distinguished BY
m ,roe.cy Of the Claims UfIhe rival candidates. AMI
M s;tb liberal md becoming spirit, ENORMOUSLY
,,oupced 10 sovereign and independent people the
b;scS Of their uninauenced, unbiased, and unpur-
4 ,a,ed political preference. Their discriminating
pls perceived, at a single penetrating glance that
,erpeui,y Of those rights and privileges for which
ancestors prof,seh poured forth tl.rr blood and
ei,nre, immeasurably depended upon having the mn
he variety Of stations Of public trust and honor hIied
! N men who were conspicuously eminent among their
utr. men, for their knowledge and attachment to the
and institutions Of their country, and who, IN the
Institutional discharge Of their respective functions,
,taRed from the exercise Of all party principles or
r-,afces, or IN Indulgence of personal resen'ments
rd political animosities but who discharged the I'M
cran, and frequently complicated duties devolylng
pom them with view only to the interests, welfare,
ID glory Of their beloved country And II is most OBJ
OGs to every impartial, unbiased, and enlightened
lerslandng, thai il had, and must forever have, a
st important and bene6cent tendency, to check the
kOgnS Of corruption, restrain the influence Of dema-
Sues, and strengthen the sovereignty of the people
nd the illu'triOu' Who responded to the injunc-
pns imposed By these patriotic considerations, yielded
AgnaniinOn,y TO the imperial mandates of impartial
hd unpoluted justice. But the less enlarged and
mPrth nsiVe principles Of parry policy, which more |
&Otern irnes has most unfortunately introduced into
be National Councils, and throughout the body poll
mus, be deprecated BY all vir,uous and rejecting
zen, and justly arouse the apprehension ofthe Amer-
Nation for the security Il their rational ,ibertes:-
ID with a signal warning, should call forth the pa.
0s anil PhiIanthrOpsts of the present day, to exert
utmost energy OF their uncouled faculties to coun-
act the future disastrous effects of these lsnentable
ae' which mus, inevitably originate from the cont.
t'd e1seHSe, to an alarming and unprecedented ex-
NJ" party measures, purity policy, and party infu-
c' VIVA, melancholy emotions must swell every
's'cin bosom, when he contempates the disastrous
Which must be brought upon our afflicted country,
1eoOonuance OF the principles which are now mos,
'uoa'ty ensorcsd'- principles which. when they
al have arrived a, their eonsummaton, will have sa-
ne'd the rights, privileges and fortunes of our fell
Ae'GH''ymen upon the de,ested and polluted altar
party spirit! cINci>NArUs.
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