Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-21

- md which appears % {hE to be desefv-
easa ia sI S;yhest praiss xhiS ~ their power
1 .. / am, sic; ypr bur Ss r~M
& Assl5dht Secretary
T,n.. JoHS DowSEs, & -
!. United States Fdgatejara
s;os ,trgIaH In an Grafton deliv-
'"y N, Hon. JoHx H. BRYaN, OF Norm
tfed =, va -, the sd of June. before the two LII
a'e.' ."";st;es Of ChapelHli. We lind the fo'o"-
-, co,l rerited tribute 10 Ch'e' 'u'"~e
FL The orator says:
his the iustboast Of the American sy'I .ha
=. lev that the judiciary is elevated 70 .ac
/" P,.'ee, .n'ordinate department OF government;
an I,~..,Jence i, thus firmly es'aoiisheu, anu
.n '"a'.tion 10 deyiate from the path Of nus eS-
~ INV !, removed or prevented. Whue az
gT "I ~ n. federal Judiciary. trust may oe
..J"1.I for directing your attention Ior = INV.
-, ~ the eminent man. who mas now ''' 'i"y
GU nres,ded over its hi. hest tribunal anu u
- H., i has fallen. more than To that VI "uy
-t.,pterpret authoritatvey the Pro'''.
''''' rIa e,Ior,l constitution. Questions most
no,aentous and most emoarr',s ,st,;t;on. and
led b. his gifted intellect as o' ' have been
100 Arguments bv which his decis,o", tho moan.
.,s,oinel. while they are inteIgio'e ~ @ On ,ha
~, csnacity. are such rs to rehe0, r,;n;.rs
.;rhr.t intellect. Though contehd'i'S go
nav NOT always acquesce N MS 9on1'us'J" 80.
none can doubt the strength aud dep'h a'i" 80 80,
~. of his mind. or the uprightness' ihteS''t'
,OJ ,nrify Of the Judge lthappened 10 the s.,'
Snr If thase fugitive remarks. IN company WIN
J;s,inruisbed citizen Of this state, IN the SUI"
49,. IS 1905 10 visit the late Ex-Presideh'' john
na,,n. xho. though bending under the weiSn'
s fur score and ten wears, vet retainer ''u0"
f that DIGNITY of demeanor. eioquence OF express
~ {. y;gor of intellect, which 50 emlnent'y cnar-
,.tsryed ,he GREAT orator Of the old Congress
rse name of ChiefJustice Marshall was men
,;,ned. and he seemed fred at the souuu.
:. There is rsays hel no act Of nv life, on wnich
-. reflect with more pleasure. than me aPPo','-
:. meut Of John Marshall as Chlet-JnStice vi u'e
..T-ni,ed States. have given to my country
. Judge equal to Hale, Holt, or MANS
field"
qp..o1s,-/oo, Wr. Rich.e!)-The Hon.
Wheeler MARTIN. in letter addressed " o y"
neral Jackson. in the Providence Literary o'o-
atern, tell. him to "pat his honseh"'u IN o'ue,
..-be prepared for the event--'or tue n'l2e' =.
Heaven points TO HENRY CLAY as 'ne neN'
=. President" He then goes on 10 relate "0"
Nj, former predictions have been 'dihileu:
.Ihad NE Saws to General Jackson proclaim
al von m h. the next President. IN the presence
= ,h. world and nv rod, from the hsn ana
.',ar;,y Bon,ist S.eeyle in the town OF fro''-
~. fom the same place where had rev
var, before proclaimed John Quincy Aua'"'
Now listen TO the prophecy:
-, tho same towering height from which
1s.,'ia;meJ tbe ascendency Of John T. Adams
:, T" prr.dential Chair-fom the same sublime
so,,asoce from which proclaimed and declared
,'e election Of Andrew JaCkson-irom uhe same
lGy height, now proclaim that HENRI .hAi
Mi be the next President"
Without pretending to decide whether a true
amir, Of prophecy or political de'rlum may nave
cromptej NJ. Martins" proclamation we uh-
,s.,,ainoly declare our belief that his prediction
I'LL be verified.
The Board If Managers Of the American Co.
,,,,,ion S,riety have passed resolutions eApres-
IA. IS their rrgrct at the death ot Dr. J. w.
,x,sasox, Assistant Agent and Colonial fhy-
,,r,,n at Liberia; aud, as mark OF respect Tor
n, memory. have resolved TO wear the usual
a. se Of mourning for thrty days.
IN relation to the Colonization Society," the
Washington Spectator gives the following In
,'aace Ut
" Lib,toli'g.-A man very plainly attired,
and Of very unpretending address, called, a
i.n DAYS since, on the Secretary Of the Coloni-
l,,on Society, and, after making few peril
rcnt inquiries respecting the prospects OF the 50,
.c,y. presented the Secretary with huEsired
Liza, bill. On beng asked to whom the Soci-
:y were indebted Tor the liberal donauon, he re-
s,ed, ! friend to the cause of African Colonial
i'm. who lives in New Orleans, and who, for
AMY wears. has had an opportunity OF witness
~ he evils of slavery"
C.sus.-Thirteen towns in Ohio give an m
,rca,e Of 5000, or 65 per cent. 1t is supposed
hat Uhio will have near million inhabitants by
.Av Gew census.
A new town called &" Home" has been located
81 The Little Schuykill, Pa. IN Locust Swamp.
e., Miners Journal saws. from ali accounts
There's no place like Home"