Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-05
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. e.
rRfa1T H0RAayG. N0YEMBER 5, 1850

LIE tOrelSh hc"s. IRVING mus cleared the
%1lle,," of " standing natter" we will be able
- come up even with the times again.
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Our thanks are due TO several of the New York
Editors, tor their politeness in furnishing us with
lips containing the late interesting and impor-
sat foreign news. Indeed the New York pa
ner,. generally, deserve something more than a
mere ackuoN Judgment of their 'favors. from those
no i've at a distance from the great commercial
vuEorIam.
r~ALLElRiND beng once more called upon the
,ea;re of action, aud destined, perhaps, 70 play
.p iacUu,iderable part in the diplomatic line, we
ave copied in this mornings Gazette. from an
English paper. a short biographical sketth'of this
,orcrious politicians; which will serve to- refresh
he memories of our readers with regard. to his
nf-ivcrsatiOnS aud trimmings.
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There are contradictions of the story about
Hr. R,NDoLrH's conduct al st. Petersburg.
We presume the Journal of Commerce was
veil satisfied of the correctness Of their cores
contents information before the publication of
ne article alluded 10.
ANe
The Charleston Mercury, a furious Jackson
,lner. which has all along supported General
Jackson in his high handed and arbitrary proscrip-
lions. upon the occasion of the city couacll of
Charleston removing some Of the Disunion men
from Office, breaks out in the r~ollowlas indignant
STRAIN:
We would ash, therefore, in the name Of an
outraged community, why have these removals
been made: WHY has this rcmorssless proscrip-
lion been practiSed? We do not deny the right
or The p0usr of the new lntendaDt and the Coun-
cI 10 turn ont meritorious and fli;hful officers
Bu, whether they have exercised this power dis
~,.,etIv-whether the officers displaced nave been
succeeded by men better qualified or more deserv-
iug-whether the tyranny whicldeprives men
and their families ol bread without a reasonable
cause. will be tolerated by this community or not
gre questions for IRE pe2yts 10 de'e1tiFe."
Thus it is that ncn expose their hollow pre-
tensions 10 political honesty or sincerity. This
.,me editor. who-nOw talks 50 Indignantly about
"pru>.riptlon,: has been hotiy urging on the
present rcmDrSciess" administration To the :" tv-
ianuy which deprives men and their families of
bread without a reasonable cause In the one
case he is all IRE andk-in the other. he is
hand and glove with Ne proscribers. And vet
where Is the difference?
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The last number of Mr.. Niles Register con-
ANS notice of a new manufacture called BE-
1gwrEENs, made out of American cotton, for the
Use Of hard -wOrking meu-the quality and price
Of which. saws he, NAV cause some to feel a
hide reA''-to blush. it blush they can, who have
,ofsi Igiy spoke about taxing tt;c Puu, TUT
IN, benefit Of over-grown capitalists. AMI so forth.
rb,,, Goods are so twilled aud Tapped and work
Il tnrethcr. that the costly powerlooms IN which
hey are woven, make only about tour yards a
Jay. They feel like a skin, and Will wear Us
l,lr IS the humblest laborer can desire tha' uhey
.,,lld do. And machine power goes SO tuiiy
.ara the flbrication of Beverteens, that. unui d
nb;c f,o, of water in the United States shall be
-, powerful than one Ill Great Britain, we may
moi; fear A y want of cheap and comfortable ol"ti-
lny for the .poor'-if disposed to cloihe them
selves cheaplv. The appearance OF the cio,h' 100
j., ma,n more decent than any other OF Ike cos
al~!llabilitv. II may no be lifted tor the snow
clad hills and icy mountains OF the north' on, |
we'll adsned to take the place OF what are calico
81. ,eor, cloths, at a much less price, and vii
last t.ice AS long rs the fimsey stutfs imported
for the use o. slaves.
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Niio Eierfioag.-The GAINESVILLE Republican
NV, returss Of the vote for Governor IN 36c"un
ii. These shew a majority oi l46S IN FAVOR u
" Arthur, the Republican candidate. over m
j.. y,on nnponent. There are eleven couhte
We, to Ne heard Grom. These gave a majority ,
1850 for the republican candidate IN 1873. IL
pre,rned ,hev will not do iessin iS50-,n who
cast zen. N'Ar,hur's majority would be hes
tia. thousand.
In ,he State Legislature. CHASING all the douo
fu, ~ mbers on the side Of Jacksonism,th the aoo'
p,o.r >ly, the Republicans will have IA ma!ori'
Of ~ Al jGiut ballot. Last year the maJori'
Was velyc on the other SIDE.
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The lection for amenber OF Congress TO repr
sent L., district. in the place OF Judge !. ba
boz. i.ard. commenced in Spotsylvania cou
~. ar N',pdav last Ele following Is the resu'
In Free For M. Patton. COL. L Dade
Cons hs.se-For ditto, 1876. Barbour l.
T9,u 10y. Patton l4l.-Neither Barbour II
DADS e.. .l..ates-TLe precinct OF Ms. Anure'
,el TO hear lrum.-Fre 'e,icky5urg Herald.
ONE DAT LATER.
By the racket ,hiD Britannia. Capt Marsha