Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-17
ALEXANDRIA, ID. &.
Ss1URD.aY MORNING. JULY IL. 1880.

of Jacksonism. Wine, II has been SAID, Is an IN.
sp;rer of wit; but its properties must have beer
reversed with the Hcroites during the late celebn-
t;on or our Independence, over whose faculties
somewhat of Boetian dizziness appears to hay.
extended. But we will detaiu by no remarks Of
our own the reader from this feast Of reason
and this flow of soul"
We commence with few selected from the
mass Given by the Party in Washington, one Or
two Of which, being so particularly good, that We
will no, be blamed for publishing them second
time:
BY William S. Mason.-.4ndrcw Jackson;
Nav he live to eat the beef that fatteEs on tl.
orss. that grows on the graves Of his enemies"
=. Nv Louis Hart.-Ihe Regeneration Of on.
Na,;en: With Veto tn all ambidexters of the
eytragerious system Of internal improvement
.ByE. d. Kraft.-PuJi,c Patronage: Right
fully due the supporters OF the great jackson
cause--none but tr.itors or towards besto"it up
OF Others"
..Bv G. A. Carnage. of New York.-.narf.G
Fan Eurcl: When the five-strped flag went 4.
woong to Our Lady OF New York. Offering
kisses and candies from Hartford Convention
vet with sweet assurances Of honorable inteu
tons. she replied by her Chairman Of the
Ccn.D1i1ee of CosriShips. The Lady thanks
YOU. Sir. but would much rather be excused"
"By Ambrose Lynch
Jackson's fair pctiiicOl bark,
2Xere3uin en,hiem Of Noak's ark. Tmgs
The deluxe bark preserved eight human IT,
Jackson's bark sayedfM eight millions.
Sons Of the brave Cot,tmJVs, cal you srsr
sanction
The defamation Of brare .9ndrer JacksoaP'
"By Ambrose Lynch.-May our Clay brethren
who, alas! on this great festival, the American
Passover, have separated themselves from the
most triumphant bark, that has buffeted the bll.
lows of tyranny and oppression since the daysO
Noah: On may they not share the fate OF the
crow but, like the faithful dove, NAV they soon
return to the ark, carrying with them the emblem
of peace-the olive branch IN their beaks."
The following was given at New Baltimore;
..By Mr.. Nathaniel n. Gray.-May the
wings of the goddess of Liberty rest upon reprh
licanism, and the, hatch young Jacksons."
At Old point Comfort, the following
"By Claibourne Booth.--Our President: His
worth is fairly estimated by the free voice Of
great majority of his country,
He ,cas. Stills, and wiN forererte
The choice OF people, mhO. them eives are free
But those ,cho hare not feGrnd mhat's truly grsCi,
Such men as Jackson they ,cW erer hate"
At Lynchburgh, the following
"By Maj. Abram r. NOrth.-GS. Jackson
has evinced to the world, his firm determination
to save the constitution. and at the same time
has astonshed his enemies by his hrmness in pa
chg his veto on the Maysyile Road BILL No
act of his life has so completely silenced them 10
this part of the world, for they are dumb, which
NAV be safely said is for the first time since b.
was brought forward for the Presidency"
At Matthew'S Canal House. va. the follow
ing
"By John E. Anderton.-Dfay fhe skins q .
Kings be manufactured into umbrellas, to shsd.
the tree of Liberty"
BY DR.. A. H. Garnett.-Ths Ladies'
Matthews: May they be as prolific as their be.~
ty is resplendent"
In Nansemond, Va
=" Samuel L. Somhard: may he be blown frOn
the South, to the four corners Of the world aud
there remain dormant"
At Harper's Ferry. the following
"By John Wiggenton-
May the Superintendent Gen. George Rust
LiUs inhsaih at Harper's. Fsrry Without aHy
fuss.
.7iso, may all the enemies Of This place,
BE brought to great disgrace"
(NsA
The people of the United States have ne,s
exacted such severe service from their PuON
men as to forbid all recreation. or attention
private concern. Yet, in their opinions, ff
ought not to be done at the expense Of diIIseH
attention to public business. 1t bespeaks poo
regrad for popular intelligence when an edIE
making high professions of dignity and n'el.t
gence, appeals to popuor feeling against an 40.
ministration, because Head of Departms''
happens to leave the city for single day
7tiegeaph
Thus speaks the pensioned Government ed
tor, who appears 10 have forgotten that %
columns once groaned under articles viiyOt
the members Of the last cabinet whenever the''
even for day, left the seat of government.
Who mas forgotten the cry Of g Travelling "
binet," echoed from kennel to kennel We
not Mr.. ADAMS advertised as a runaway. WINK
on fiIial journey to see, for the last time, d
honored father? And now, when all the hlH 81
ofT, carv of tho ooyprnmanf hs yo haon and are IN