Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-18

;no.. Gazette, will please and gratifya nu-
80. class of our readers
ae'V"' -ssa89p-
e, .r,marks of Mr.. PEARcE, of Rhode Island,
do on subject interesting to our citizens.
&C m IN which he spoke will, in all probabi-
lD' a,,s the Senate, having received the sane
She House of Representatives.
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v,;,r Moan has arrived in Washington
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The New York Courier and Enquirer OF FRI
lac, denounces Mr.. Tazewell and Mr.. TYLER,
fvirg;ois. and Mr.. Smith, Of South Carolina,
&. ,o,inc against Noah as the Surveyor of New
r,.E and saws il is useless for General Jackson
-, make sacrifices to retain such friends
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The Intelligencer fairly knocks down the Post
oE,s DEPARTMENT and the 'sOrgan'' at blow.
J., :. mt the first time that the Goliath of Party
-, bceD beaten BY the David of Truth. The
.Oran," for its own sake. ought never to en-
ors in a controversy with the Editors of the Ma
ro,, lutelligencer. Duff cannot stand up un-
,- he ,!edse hammers of these gentlemen.
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Tho istie Second Comptro Her?-The Consti-
.,,oa of the United States declares that the Pre-
,tent shall appoint officers 81 by and with the
shice and consent of the Senate" The Senate
a, ,oemnlv determined not to advise and con-
.nt to the appointment of Isaac HILL We I'M
Iaband that this individual still continues to
hold his Office. We would ask. then. are his acts
egal and valid: Does he not hold his Office con-
rrs to-iaw? If the President is determined to
vt At naught the law of the land. we wish it to
De ayowed-we want him to speak out boldly.
4 sufficient time has elapsed since Hills rejec-
lion, to select and appoint another person. Why
hen is this not done? We shall see whether
here Is to be another nomination. Hill has no
..al right TO continue as Second Comptroller.
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Vice President Calhoun is blamed for voting
% favor of the nomination of Mr.. Kendall; but,
We apprehend, those who shall consider his Off
,al situation, and the strength of the vote which
he seconded, will acknowledge that it was hard
y possible for him to do otherwise.-NGt.G d-.
We were among those who blamed Mr.. Cal
noun for voting in favor of Kendall; and, after
" considering his official situation, and the
strength of the vote which he seconded" we can
not out retain our first opinion. Indeed, the
mo,e We reflect on the subject. the more thorough
y ATE we convinced that the Vice President COM
m,'1d an errOr-and, we are sorry TO have to
adj, an intentional error. His offiSial station
should have induced him to dlscountenance vice in
ali Is shapes & forms, and to have represscd the Of
hcOuS aSpIrn.s of man whose character is &C
SOwladSed, on all sides, to labor under "foul
'asP,cion." The Vice President has high duty
Operform as presiding officer of the-Senate, and
he is responsible to the country at large, for the
proper exercise of his duties. A vast majority
Of the Nation condemn the base ingratitude OF
Kendall, and would have applauded to the echo
the Vice President, had he voted for his rejection
The "vOte" which he .seconded" was no.
such an one as ought to have induced him to act
Is he did. Why did he not act witir the two Nir.
;lna Senators, and with distinguished Senator
from his own State? Surely their example ought
% have been followed as soon as that of acknow-
edged and heated partizans. We have every
respect for the opinions of the editor of the Ma
0oual Gazette; but in this case we think his de-
'eace has been hasty, and cannot be supported.
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Oh'o.-Judge GOodenow, recently appointed
oy the Legislature of Ohio. Supreme Judge of that
State, has resigned the Office in consequence OF
an acute disease in one of his eyes, which render
ed livery painful, If not absolutely impractical.
DE ilr him to perform the duties of the Office.
lie considered it Inconsistent with his duty to
'Od the Office, when, by doing so, under the pre-
sent arrangement of the courts, there must be
Total suspension of business IN most of the coun'
Ties IN which he was assigned to sit.
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The Philadelphia Penn. Inquirer of Sat
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