Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-02
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SATURDAY NoREyEe, ocyorr,

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p"" Critic" NAV rest as,rr.l
WITH no feelings of i'll will ,ovgrl, Wat Gh ~
but really with sincere regret. tL,, W. R'a
the reports now prevalent, aud rsro .S i''
rent!y on good foundation, corcs,.: '''si a.
nc conduct. To Mr.. RIyys' ann; %,
never objected. We alway, rpl lry.'.' r., 4,
as an honest. talented. yir@lni, er, -tp y,
our opinion did not change 6ecaps+ l.. 49, II
against as during he last pre,lden,i,,l -,
When public Minister to Fore 3
spoken OF is ,lr. Il. bas been. !. no.. N..i
y OF journalist 10 'ahe ro,e u die {, '',' -''
.ucry,oad Eie,,i,a.-Ihe cont,..;,,.
will be warm. The election take. n.'. ''''',.l
day. A friend III Prince Georges wr, ~: ya Va
under date of Yesterday, as follows
"lhe Jackson party in THIS cora,r 49,.
ing ever nerve 10 eielJSENMls and S3,'S,.
the chances Tor more than these ar. Ga.'.-''l''i
less. lhc party make great use Of ri..s.
and admit they have pecpulary conr,5..' '.'.-
where irom | do not know--rti, niue,
fed Of, they are using them mos. pigtg, 4.
WIKI all their money. whether from tlep
Departments at Washington, or the er...
Ram of Maryland, our friends are o,.i
rits. and believe we shall elect our Wb,i,,
: The Baltimore Patriot Of YESTERDAY ~. w..
1--WE have letters this mornin! froa Il...'.
/ Caroline. Talbot and Queen AIMS. vliG.'
sent oar friends to nave The highest cgsl.,
, those counties, and they assure o. ih,,,,,-
Eastern shore viii do lis duty maa:l., A..
election on Monday"
We hope and trust SC. II is tine f..,;.
nest people of this country should ;iryy., -
ballot box, express their di>appgoba,on 4 Il
acts of the present weak, inbct!!e, -. ,,,.
Administration.
.4duia'ion!.-The Telegraph contains, 4,
cial account, after the fashion Of ne +,
Court Journals, Of most gracIou, sudisr.
on 10 The civil authorizes Of washington A., =.
Presidents return to his Mansion Ir,r,,
their "most sag, grave and reverend u o'
the Justices oIstle Peace, &c IL. had Il
TO "d0 themselves the 'runor to coll tol,
respects to the President, and IL corr.g,
him on his safe return to his rg,idra,e f. q.
purpose Of resumiu. The more imne.,. !.
charge of the arduou- and mpolAl i
his public station" i'iu,iher arpca>, la-,
Court Journal. that 1.-THE President al,f|
thanked them for their friendly Attentions d!
congratulations; and treated them ih'.I..,|
Is. courtesy, and republican smpIiiY, ya.
always distinguish him." 1t also app4n d
after "aboUt half an hours entertainment Il:
reciprocalion Of the most cordial feelings 4
congenal sentiments. they retired"
This important affair. thus publicly psl.
forth lm effect. exclres in our mind, 10 0ih--le,
inc than that Of Pig. that men should ~,o.-oi
the plant hinges of the knee -. WHIP q.
such lawnIAg fattcrers;i in my sou! iOathe 'a.r'
Remnrding TIE Press. The beaudf ,r,,r
Of d" reform as now carried into prrg d
our brilliant Cabinet. is well exemplfaI % n
particular regard expressed on all sull3 va.
sions for the well beng Of the pres; e'ptl 4
that portion Of the presses OF tke cOauy ~
have been made TO espouse tie calse Vi Gs,H-
Jackson. On scme newspapers eIeUir' 7
tronage has been sho"ered down In pIenl'a'
golden streams. while Others have OILS o:
gently mOis,ened with refreshing de", f;n II
! Treasury. Our object, however. Is n-.r.
call the readers attention 10 the iOIIoNIa- II
graph from the Kentucky Sentinel. "aI -
supersede the necessity Of making an"'a '
mark on the subject.
Mr.. A. 6. MERrwETHER, has Glltt'' ','|
establishment, and GERvAs f. kr''fi' ~
Deputy Marshal fpr the state Of h"nnc, D." q
taken upon himself the whole concern I
Argus has for some time been e.II'ei 0' '''.
CTS P. Blair. Esq. who it Is 'aIi, I'.".
hi. services Il, Editor, fire hn let fl4 FL
annum; bur whether tom ti'r secret '.'.f
nev Of the President, or wine Hcr Il l. ''l
BY the owners Of the establishment, h'.
nor hath not said. Certain It T. h' '''
the present Editor Of the Argu' 10 I"' u"
ing. and has to write whatever hN ',''
tell him TO wii,e, or lose hi, oiIl'e; ANU o.
it is, they are bound by III If iove 1t once W
emoluments) TO direct him TO Nr!le a'' y.
cry thing he can in favor Of General ia. '..f
against Mr.. Clay. Whetherii, be u-' %
it must be written. ..
The Argus establishment ha' CA d
been highly favored. in the way Of rev.
its owners. since Gen. JAG son te"S fr
flee. Amos Kendall received me 'H''e" ,.r
Auditor of the Treasury. worth sew n.
Robert Johnson Clerk in one Of The ". a
ments. worth perhaps thousand dollar @. '..l j.
a wear; Albert G. M"rIwcther pup ''' v.c 4.
Laws, &c. and G. E. Russell, DepasGi. .' M'' 1:
besides the $500 paid 10 Bar as cr na,' .,ra
n,i.eL nf these faois. the LeOpIe VI hen-.-' d