Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-13

.r,, Editors of the Baltimore Commercial
az arc mistaken in regard TO the non-eA-
- of the Farmers Bank OF A'eSahuri".L
~ =, Rank is in existence, and susta'ns as soou
'.l., =, any Bank in Baltimore, Some attempts
4 ~. boen made to pass counterfeit len Doiiai
4 ,..,,, on that Bank, which, IN part, nave peen
It'll. We opiue, had the Editors iooSeI
-, mics they alIude to, they would have ioanu
=, he Oh the late Merchants BANK.
&Nsp
.-,. po,t and the PreStat.-To those OF our
.' '"' who. with the prophetic spirit OF
r.,,,or of the Richmond Enquirer, predicted
- ~, oec,iun If General Jackson would De
10. ,r,,n tbe country, and who. unlike Mr..
.t;s have seen. in the course OF his Admins
sn their prediction verified to the letter. the
mi :. Sims of the times" must be peculiarly
.;t,.;nr To those. too, who have lnduiSed
80, f,rrhodinps as to the drrabllty OF our
,,,.;a,. founded upon The gross corruption
800, r,,,.arr Reign Of TcrrOr.-the prospect
.f,., n, must be encouraging in the extreme.
49,. Nh. PEOPLE in every State, IN every CITY,
n E, very Lamlet in the land, standing up IN
'r,, ..liust the prescription OF the present Ad-
-..oa, and demanding. III tone not 10 oe
ni,rgter,tOUd nor dIsregarded, rear reform Vi
,b,,r,. Every paper which reaches US contains
sJrfi3oal evidence Of the increasing popularity
81 ~ Clay. and the consequent decline OF tne
,r.,est mal.AdministratiOn. Nor Is THIS al all
.,rnr:s.uu. The great majority OF the American
, ,,ls are Intelligent. and. what is perhaps more
tr,,rt,nt. they are honest. They may, Tor
,,n.. led away by the force of party zeal. or
.,,y,J b; prejudice, allow their most worthy
.,Lii, servants 10 be neglected or prescribed;
.lt there i, returning sense OF justlce'-a re-
l4,pjng spirit.--in the people, whl,I must, IN
% end ensure the triumph OF truth and honest
,iDcip,es. Ii was 50 in the Instance of MIR.
'".,Y-It Is not necessary, al tins time, 10 STATE
IN. means-,omc too base To be be'leyed-ilsed
, urocure the political os,racism Ht MeS>rS.
,,,,f, and CLAY. II was ,g!iclent tor the pur-
oY,., Of their enemie, that it was eitcc'ed-the
ssd doubtless. in their opinion. Justified the
,l..is-aud that tlev got possession ut the high
race, of power. Bat now exalted to the hrst
oaices of Government. they could no longer take
shelter under Eigh-suundug Professionalism
a,f,oas must prove the sincerity Or daplci'y OF
their former conduct. The people have noN had
an opportunity If contrasting the course OF Gen.
h,k,ou's Administration with that OF his pTede-
es,ors-uf ..ludgrng tn tree BY il fruits -and
,he result is. deep settled conviction that they
have been most shamciulIy imposed upon. 1t Is
no. 70 be wondered N. then, that even those VINO
uppu,lcd CrGii{G.c jackson, should feel them
selves a5solyed from all allegiance to Pre- iied
Jackson Wedctv the rkeen-sghtcd 10 dis
cover the S!iehicst resemblance between the
e, gLliR ItlaesSee famer"-the =" Ci0einnS-
RS ofiie Ue,,''-lnd the prescribing, rgjrRliHg
P.e,iient of the United States. Hence, those
Hho have made - great a mistake, are hastily re-
tracing teic steps, resolved TO repair, with as
little delay rs possible, the breach which has been
made ia public confidence. aud heal the wounds
afflicted, by the man of their choice, upon the
liberty If the citizen. Hence it is, that we find
aeayi al parties united in opposing the present
Administration, aud rallyIng, wlth one voice and
oae object around the Slandered, the prosecuted,
~, not the "taiic.l" HENRY CLAY!
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WnOeyer has read the eloquent and patriotic
speech Of Mr. DRAyroN. delivered at the late
Notification Dianer at Charleston, must. we
huE, have been struck with ne moral courage
1t ., speaker, as well as with the true Amerl-
.'H stntimeut. contained in the speech. As
~"icd, as majority Of that company was, to
aclr disorganiZing aud revolutionary sentiments,
nat mast have been their feelings when Mr..
D&UloN stood up among them, the solitary but
l.1Hhed advocate of TIE Union, and warned
n'M II the dangerous exteat of their doctrines.
General Jackson might well have recommended
o. D2,vroN to Nc. MoyaoE as Secretary of
Na.. 1t is eyidenthe is every thing which Gen
l'Nson described him to BE-: 1t is only singular
az, m forming his Cabinet, he should have over
"aed such merit. The man who will. at his
"colarry's call, leave the comforts of life and a
lucrative profession for the tolls of camp. is
"a Patriot, call him bv what name YOU will
a. artl, e IN the Augusta Geo Constitutional
~ reviewing the Nullcauop question. con-
;.'ie' with the following merited tribute to Col.
Ds>yrox:
'Amll the raging elements of discord and
.N" s'-de IN South Carolina, your moral courage
. e'm,ed IN YOUR address at the dinner given IN
'''' OF Zen. Hayne aud yourself, and the SEN
.'A'a's promulgated in that address, have won
Sd. You the gratitude and admiration of your
noe country; and that country could not mere
/ .'c.y dispose of her highest h0nors more to her
.o''' dui yOGr deserts, than by comforting them
,"d; from all sections of the country we hear
'l,'a, burst Of applause for the patriotic DRAy-
'o\' nth such master-splrit peryadinr the
soen', South Carolina is sale-the Union is