Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-04
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
.,.syngy MORNING. NAY 4. 1850.

The Telegraph oy eA''a'o
l% Lain a late number of this paper and COM
man il. has very unnecessarily and mali
''u'2 ;a,roduced the case of DIR. WATKINS into
'l'H discussion. We are not at all ashamed
'''r-s ,,,,,r and the terms in which the name
watkins was incidentally mentioned by
-, !, ..wail' over his ruin, because
,..u. of orr nature bid US to lament the de-
' ~" Of a fellow man. We cannot rejoice
' '.,,,l overthrow. in the prostration OF cha
!, # any one; nor do we envy the principles
=, who seemingly exult in these instances
and error. The .'tears of sympathy
"A ,0ipht be she'd, in contemplating the case OF
victims. would only be scoffed at by the
,r,,oaoJ and the malisnant-by those dead
4. s,o.t feelings Of humanity. And what can
g. ,he satellites of Power in now ransacking
,,.ofhis reputations Have the.y lost all those
.;nant. which honorable men cherish as the
Ioos the eve. or, for the sake of political eff
/, they intend to violate the decencies,
4 trample upon the charities of lifes There
A,.. around them, whose quiet grief ought,
a.ra men, to calm them into silence
w,I ,bey no, suffer the broken hearted and dis
..or,,e ia wear out their spirits, undisturbed
=. SAVAGE howlings of Infatuated but dlssa-
s,5 n,rfilans? - Age. thou art ashamed"
-ssaSses~
Iasq ,cN Congress ali ',ra.-This we are
-, ,bre 10 tell. We are Inclined to believe.
,r.,er. that the impeachment Of Judge Peck
III not be entered INTO at this session; and
,,eld this be the case, probably the middle OF
Nav wilLbring the Legislative car, now rolling
s,,yjly enough. to dead halt. Sh5uld, howe
r,, the impeachment be commenced, that alone
,,glJ occupy two or three weeks
-gse3efSe
Why does the President, in contempt of the
.,,re.s declaration of the Senate aud in the face
# ulbIic opinion, keep Isaac Hill employed in
he office from which he has been indignantly
hurled. with the contempt even Of his own party:
br intended to re-uominate him. or is it intend
a. Notwithstanding the rejection, to hold him in
4, seat: This last, though desperate effort,
ropld not be out of character. II would not be
he fr,t time that those now holding the reins OF
pgerhave trampled upon the spirit OF the Con
.iution. and sinned with high hands and out
stretched arms against the provisions OF that char
r& cur liberties.
-see9s9se
lis stated in one Of the Philadel phia papers,
s,t President Jackson intends to visit the East
~, States in the course of the Summer, and will
g A. far North as the Lakes.
-ssseSeEas-
The Norfolk Herald of April so says: we
II, authorized to state that Moses Myers, Esq
ae Collector of the Customs for this Port, has
zen officially informed that his accounts have
been faally adjusted, and are closed on the
sooh, Of the Treasury"
-saa3ssae
The Warreuton Political Spectator gives the
6uoains as the result of the election. In Eau
Caer county. for members of the House of De-
ksles, and the vote on ratifying or rejecting the
reg Constitutions:
FOR DELEGATES.
Fatquisr C. H. Ek R,o'.' Salem.
U1nls Marshall 10l 50 lOl
Dr. James 106 81 "
Scattering SO 90
Ncs Coastitmioa.-For ratifying, 45S-for
'eieccas S.,
Nr. P0ik, Of North Carolina, has been unani-
uoUsly appointed by the Vestry of the Monu,
Hental Church. an Assistant Minister to the
Right Rev, Richard C.. Moore.
-sxsee6ne
Mr White. of Tennessee, has laid resolu-
ooa Oh the table, to dismiss the celebrated TINS,
ne OOor-keeper of the Senate. g Tins, more
Nrer"
-sssess9ee.-
We ind the following instance of gro~inS
i7'Per'y in the Ne,o- York Daily .4irer'iser, al
''dy one Of the largest papers printed in this
nl2,ry:
Finding he present size of our paper not suff
'Gai tr advertisements. commercial information
'aG Shipping intelligence, and at the same time
I" ieAye room for a reasonable proportion OF mis-
NtltlleOuS matter Wp arp max Inr ARRANGEMENTS