Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-18

dollnrx for salary and outfit, is, according 10
statement we this day publish, to be recaied ~
the expense of quarters salary, or t7o t'gosu"a
two hundrei and IN ,loliafs. IN order to have
seat N, the next Consre iJj n,,k and intrigue
aeai, for the eeciion'of General jackson. In Two
wears MIR. Nasre viii t1ps have received nearly
f,rtv D,ouya ID. o!itfs Of ne ps BIC i,o',ey, Tor
having aided the views Of General Jackson. ms
is hi, reward But What is Inc actual sacrilce
which the people have 10 niskcs 1t Mr.. Moore
had not been thus rewarded. the return allowance
of General Harrison, the outfit and return OF Mr
Moore, and the outfit Of successor to HIM, max
king an aggregate of f,centy t,oo thousand bre
bundled dollars, Uo,aa hare been sared 10 me
co,g,try That amount has been absolutely iost
to the people, In order that General Harrison
might be punished, and Mr.. T. P. Moore reward
ed, In their interests aud national character nave
the people gained any thing, by way OF set on 70
this waste of money? Have they not on the con-
trarv. lost character as we'll as money: ney
feel that they have-and this is of the character Oh
all the reforms which General Jackson has intro
duced. This is the promised economy which nc
pledged himself to introduce into the national cz-
pcnditures. Oh shame! where is Thy blush:
MAJ. Jour.
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respondent of the United States Gazette. dated
..Hashing'on Ssp'. g, 1880.
"Nr. Van Buren, has reached the city, aud it
is said that, with all his skill. he Is unable TO
prevent bis depression Of spirits from now AND
then exhibiting itself. He is considered here as
having lost ground in,his own state which he
will never recover. and this belief will lose him
ground here Major Lewis the second auditor.
4 Al hons. u,i tho ch-
scnce of the latter. and has given dinners freely.
Amos the fourth auditor, is said to have the Sec
rotary of the Navy in leading strings, to great
discontinue Of the board Of Commits sioners. and
the great chagrin Of every intelligent officer
New reforms are anticipated on the return OF the
President, and consequently new depreciation
of property, credit and confidence in this devoted
ten miles square,"
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Warren Davis, the member of Congress from
Pendleton and Greenyille Districts in late
speech saws he &. has no attachment, nor love- nor
veneraton, for the Federal Union, the Federal
Government, the Federal Constitution. 1t is
all splendid fixture" Yet. the Carolina nulli-
fiers profess to have in view the maintenance oil
the one and the purity of the other. The fact
is. and it peeps out through every hole in their
ragged doctrines, they care not a hg for either,
except to DESTROY, it. Neither will be worth pre-
serving with their principles ensratted on one,
and governing in the other. AS soon as either
occurs, we will help them to pull down the whole
fabric, or set it on fire and run off by the light
of the canlagra tion-Gemgia Courier.
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The parties in New York are as usual strange
Nv arranged. There arc FIVE tickets for Cover
nor, viz:-the Anti-masonic parties. which is,
Francis Granger, for Governor.
Samuel Stevens, Lieut.. Governor.
Working Mems ticket, formed by conven-
ton at Lebanon,
Erastus Root, for Governor,
General Pitcher, Lieutenant Governor.
of the Regency party attached to MIR. Van
Buren,,
Mr. Throop, present acting Governor, for
Governor.
Edward P. Livingston, Lieutenant Governor.
And two in the city Of New York made other
nominations. In the mean time there is a party
in the State, respectable for talents. character
and numbers, that has no. yet made their noini-
nation; these are the National Republicans op.
posed to the present administration.
Nat Gar.
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TsrssoM Eisct,on.-The Brattleboro'Vt Mes
seuger of the 18th inst. contains the votes for
Governor in Is towns. They are for Crafts. Ma
tional Republican, 1902; Mech, (Jackson) 6-5,
Palmer, Anti-Jackson) 345. Returns of votes
IN "a towns in one district for member of Con-
gress. give Mr.. Hunt 2116. Mr.. Merrill 1902.
Mr.. Elliott 357, scattering, 143. The Burling-
ton Free Press Of the 10th instant, states, that
from the returns received, it is rendered more
probable that there is no election Of governor
by the people; and that the Congressional cleo.
ton in the 18th district has probably resulted in
the same manner.
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We understand that the Democratic Jackson
delegates for the city, met on Monday evening to
prepare their ticket. The following is mention
ed to US as the result of the votes-for the First
Congressional District:
Henry Horn, .........................
Charles Ingersoll, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .l5
w. Richards, -.;.................".... 8
w. J. Duane. ........................ .....
The two last named gentlemen were not con-
sidered as candidates for nomination.
Mr. HENRY HoRN is therefore the Jackson