Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
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SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY :.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
Washingion. Lnn,,ar,

nas''"s'0"' January "a, lsa
DEAR srR-As expected, Mr.. A,v, '
not borne lis defeat with euu,u;,,n.
ee''ins himself 'oi'ase been grossly i,w' w.
and iniu,ed by some remark. m,d.
Polk, Of Tennessee, Gu tie foe, Of III. y
he, as | understand, has requested II, g.
OF the Teieg' aph 10 give him the u,. -;
paper Tor reply. This, i, is said N. =
graph Editor has refssed; bu, of e.,.. "
ARNOLD has Other channels Of comrnu,,,.i,
Possibly hair Triggers may he iauoau,r..
again.
A resolution was introduced into II, u.
10 day, for TIA purpose Of insllurinp !, n.
ry into the rresen, condition of the Ac,.,
a, Yves, Poin,, and especially mo The ma.
IN which the appointments OF Cade's hs,. -.
and s'iil continue to be, made. The ,.,a
ton was,ofercd BY Mr. BLAIR, Of Sou,b r.. |
lima. think myself that it i, high time :, !
The nation should know iha, there is 10,
u
OF The power Of placing young men !, =,
School IN the hands Of .nembers of Ca,,,.,
The debate on the distribution Of he
Lands S i'll continues; but think the llc.x i,
getting tired Of The discussion. prob.m, 4,
subject may serve for three o. more p,,.. =,
ha' argues, -and then be Suffered to slre, n,
sleep Of death.
a proposition has been made- believe tn,
is one annually made-to remedy lht d,f.s,,
the constructions Of the Halt. Tnn .asi.s
will be taken up hereafter.
The Judiciary Bill, as reported by the Coz.
mi'ier on the Judiciary, was taken up,o
and discussed by Mr. BucHASAN a, length. AZ
ter The conclusion Of his speech, Mr.. STsoy
Of New York. offered an amendment, to III, bIl
going 10 abolish the present Circuit Corr,
and giving thfir duties 10 the District Cosr,
and providing that there shall be two terms,
the Supreme Cour, 10 each year-one 10 \
This amendment was ordered 10 be printed
The SENATE have been engaged all day i
debating bill approprialing forty thOus,nt
dollars for the rx,inguishmens Of SOM, Indr
titles in The 5 ate OF Indisna In he eouru
,hi, debate. an amendment was proposed 10 III
bill, providing lha, no secret presents sbcul h
given TO influence the Indians 10 makiqe III
proposed ces,ion. Al this, the good mru an
tue ired-Mr. HAYNE averring that it ind
mated a fnrgone conclusion that toe prt.I
dent intends 10 act improperly. Mr.. BtNl
frllowed suit on The same side and protested ,
gsinsI insinualions sgaiust the purify Of lhI
most Immaculate Administration The bs,u
" Of the matter is, however, that Mr.. McKp
Ly's amendment was carried in the COMMIT
Of the Whole, bu, as 5000 as the idea vi
stared that The mos, distant thought was ha
bored against the powers that be-, and the su'
jeet came up again before 'hs Senate, 'hr
mrndm.nt tus laid upon The table. Thus d
affair. run Nevertheless there is mvt
better spin, and feeling Of independence
the Senate, than you may imagine, and | cat
10, bu, ,hiuk Iha some Of the good old lt",
will show itself yet.
Mex, week, as ,hiogs progress, perhaps
may have matters of more Importance 10 con
munie ate 10 you than have been able TO co
lee, the present week.
yesterdays National Jotrna contains what U
Correspondent mentions, in the shape Of L" A Carl
the Public" signed Taos. ID ARNOLD, IN when
Polk is called liar, scoundrel. and several other
lite and gentisman!y epi,het'-slso deaoune"s '
SrArpiFER, of Tennessee To this Card IS app u.
note to the Editor of the Journal, in which w.
MOLD complains. in strong terms. Of Mr.. 'otk' a'-
upon him in his speech delivered inthe House
Mr. MNrILL, from Allegheny, has '0''
duecd inIo the House OF Delegates Of M'rys
r ...,iu ;ons .pnr atorv of the