Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-24

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own eyes, that he might reform errors, and d.
rect the affairs of the state.
The beautiful Scotch song, kindly furnished
by a correspondent in yesterdays Gazette, has
never before, we understand, appeared in print.
It's therefore valuable on that account, Us well
as for its real merit as a composition.
xNsS
Has not Mr.. Amos Kendall enough to keep
him employed in his Office. without scribDling
for the Kentucky papers: We hope after Lieut..
Randolph singes him, he will keep quiet.
$3.50
A Western paper heads an account Of the
signs of the times, with Progress Of the Re-
formation"
The Estate Right Party" of the City of
Charleston propose to give a Public Dinner to
Messrs. HAyNE and DRAYToN, in testimony
of the estimation in which heir pubic conduct is
held by their fellow-citi?cns.
RSSS
A Mr.. Dalton. of the Upper Canada Par
of law. lie has introduced bill rendering I'M
lawful the barbarous practice OF using Latin or
any other outlandish phrases in law pleadlngs.'
lNsn
The Boston Palladium of the 18th inst. con-
taius a reply of Richard Henry Lee, author OF
the Biography of Arthur Lee, to a criticism on
that work, which appeared in the North Amerl-
lean Review for April.
%seD
I3p7riant-The Richmond Enquirer of the
18th inst. denies, apparently BY authority, that
| Mr.. JOHN RANDOLPH, the rrifaordInofH minister
70 Russia. .has ordered tW0 barrels of beef and
tongues"
<asp
It's invidiogslv mentioned that President Jack
son travels with a fine equipa@e. THIS. however,
is the way in which the Chief Magistrate OF tins
| Union ought to travel. Washington vas not arts
tocratic. but he preserved a certain state!lnes7
and dignity i'll externals. Our President should
apprar abroad, and spend his money. like a mt
| n;Hcient gentleman: he should recolIect the gran.
deur of his Office. aud the people would sanction
tbp ;mnressiop as a tribute to their collective ma.
iestv.-Nrf. GGs.
Mr.. WALSH is too aristocratlcal by halt.
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Mr.. RaNroLPH, the new Minister to Russia
arrived at Norfolk. whence he is to sail IN the Sioor
Of War Concord. On Friday last, MIR. secretary
YAK BuREN arrived at the same place on the day
following from Washington. Ii this was Tor the
purnose Of comforting with the Minister, 1T was
rather reversing Tile UiuCt vi thhSSs "
to be that the Minister should come to the 'ov'
erDment for instructions, and not the Government
to the Minister. However, 1t Is a pleasant sea
son for A steamboat excursion; and we remember
to have heard. besides, that when Mr.. Randolph
left this City for his residence, just after the tor
nation of the present Cabinet, he swore a solemn
oath. on or near the Potomac Bridge. that ut
would never pass that River again. II such wa'
the fact. perhaps the only chance for an lntervie"
with him was for the Secretary to pass 1t. 70
onv thinp we know, indeed, this might have beer
one of the conditions of the acceptance OF TIT
appointment by Mr.. Randolph.-Nat mt
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Remorals, Re,Cards, PonishnaenfS!
Washington in Eight years removed y
John Adams in Four years removed ~
Thos. Jefferson in Eight years removed 40
las. Madison in Eight years removed .
las. Munroe in Eight years removed y
/ O. Adams in Four years removed Z
:, ANDREW JACKSON in ONE year has re
moved lOOO! And 9S4 of these ofhcers wer
removed because. being Ereemea, they prsterre
nnotber man to General Jackson for Precedent
ose were of principal officers, and the resldu
were subordinate officers.
t title 81, shivering on the dowy br'ak'
, Arl tr, the chill stream with their feet, once IN,