Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-12

VI. Moan: par a0btte fratrum.
By a Guest.-Moses Myers and Na..r.
names SYNONYMOUS with patriotism inte. g; Nas
virtue. a'''. aN'
By S. Harishom.-The Star in Il. u.
Henry Clay-the competent and accom- T,r i, NsS
statesman. "'p's,s
By John D. Ghiselin-The CabDs, -,
United States: We may defy the world " o'
duce so rare collection. "Ft
By Samuel Smith, (Cabiaet Maker, -
Cabinet business in Washington: brisk | G,l
badly done. "' uO1:
By John A. Chandler. of Norfolk cou.
Henry Clay: Like the lion. his stren ~t"gS;-
coverable in the stratagems of hi, adyeT.,,;nsl
By Major John Myers.-Doddridoe '. TsH
ferrO, Spencer, Dwight, Everett and 'Ts' AUD
correct and eloquent interpreters of yir,;n; ,'
of Assembly. o''" ''i
By Edrin Ualkc.-May the neonls .n..
the next Presidential election. the Head = .
highest office in their Gift: him whose conn., ~
policy has been to divide the Ioaves and 6,
amongst his supporters, and thus made party -'
not his country's welfare, the pivot Of him.
action. F'"''
By John n. Roberis.-IIenry CLAY: d.,
guished statesman. our country's pride. w1
services entitle HIM to the highest pinnacle a..
nor to which the power Of frecmen can es.
him.
By Isaac ScoH.-The Commissioner. an,
ed to take dispositions in the late contesad i
ton: they know how some things were dan.
By Henry Woodis. ". p. Henry Clar,
Daniel Webster: their genius and their r,.
would do honor to n'y country: may he, b. h,
appreciated by their own.
BY j. Il. Robertson.-The present Main.
Administration they promised rcncncbn.a
economy and reform; they care Us incrs.A,
pendture. extravaganza. and abortiop.-U
own lips plead guilty-thcir own molI a.
denim.
By H. H. RedmGn. rclormers of,s,
sent Administration: their retrencLin,t ey,r
ates the Treasury.
By Sam. Smith.-The Norfolk Congress-,
District: In 1881 well convince our rllenrg
they have :. scotched the snake" not Killed.
If we don't, 81 wish may be shot"
By b. B. Uaters, of Nmsemoad.- Tn-,
Chiffon: he has made good exchange Of Iears
see Hickory for Kentucky Clay.
By Guest-
"Imperial Caesar dead and turned 10 C!.y
"May stop hole to keep the wind auay"
BY Burden Bwrow.-The hon. Thomn.N "
ton, the well tried Representative Of so wear
and the reviyer of the Dismal Swamp Canal ny
his name be remembered as long as the ilnls
shall color its waters.
BIZ l. j. Fomnique'-The right Of :ufa.
who can ask more than three days;
By John b. Smith, of Princess .4am-E
Members of the 22d Congress: NAV they berg
who have at least virtue and talents enou.
cOnstrue an election law.
BIZ j. Mrfshom.-A Free Press: THIS
mendous artillery Of reason has prostasd
thrones of tyrants, and shaken the alnr da
perstition
BIZ J. A. Roberts. -Thomas Newton e.
His greatest sin proves our greatest besN!-
Like Moses of old, he smote the rock and then
tiers gushed forth.
BIZ Richard H0iacaa-The memory ii Cy
Lawrence; and NAV his dying motto. "dontT
up the ship" be fresh in the memory Of er
friend of our worthy and much injured Repre-
tative, Thomas Newton, twelve months hence
By Hagh McQmAm.-The memory RdS
Emmett: Erin is in tears-she looks around a
exclaims. s.where is my child:'
His soul is waited to the mansions Of res.
To Join the sons of Freedom from the Wet
Bv an absent Friead.-lhe new POl1l
broom at Washington, that sweeps out d Z
State rooms all but the dust
BIZ DR.. John Hodges.-!!i!l and Aend4I;H
pressed themselves into Office; may they ,'t'
pressed out.-Their accounts will be aldl."
the great day Of reckoning. r..
BIZ A. C. .4adsrsm.-Ilenry Clay o. n
lucky: .,,,
"More true joy Marcelus e1iIed iee,,
Than Caesar with a Senate at n, ilee. =,
BIZ On, absent Fiiend-lhe Hon. i"'-
Newton: 49,,
Who noble ends by noble means obtains
Or falling, smiles in exile and in chains
Like good Aurelius let him reign or O5'
Like S0crates-that man is great lhus.o
BIZ Joseph C. Maigae-Thoma' N'
ESQ.,, He has been defeated but not coal.
This fact we hope to prove at the en'u"'
ton. u.r
By John HmeA of Nansemond.-fitenEt,G
too honest to be loved or admired By ut -
supporters of corrupt combination; l% *
patriot and statesman to be long SuHe'o
American people to remain private cur s<,
By Jos. T. Mm.-IIenry Clay E'
lar l1minary of our Political horizon .,4p
By j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s ~
A ,L.,. cnllnI fnr now usH