Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-14

,.r.pIr BOR WING, AUGUST H. 1857.
.,...,.t,, S,ni. Elections. We received oy
Isv,s mail. some accounts oil Tie PROV
ye T, aier,iops in Kentucky. They iut"''"'
/" -. hut little information to be re''eu Ha.
e 20, -, pot published them, because IN IL"
'' Vs.. skall have complete returns me con
"a .nnears 10 have been very warm III I'd"
~ I,rrty Trae, Wilson, and Cu'u' anu
s,I ar1 have been elected by small malo,'t,'
- - Tin ]. !. Crittenden has succeeaed W
Go, ,ntes. In Clarke, Chiffon, Aliah' anu
80 = STUART. 'anti-Jackson) are eiected.
IA The ramoyal of public officer with
s.,J rause. on account of his political senli-
,..nts. has, by common consent u'I:' 'eG hr
.s,,t qljri9us Administration, been 0's",ne" "
h, sDpelation of Reform. Henee' When W" We
-...,l Of an officer having been remo'eu' We Nv
r,,.,. ,,.e the old expression. but SET nun u9"n
49, Pet51aeL-And Is this. some oil our t1HuI:'
80. EEsosN: Yes, gentle reader Is 'n.s
,ts =. Reform which General jackson' IN ms
,,.,c,,rel said he foand "lascrl5ed on the 'ist
- Tr.rntiva duties in characters too ie5iole 10
ra;.,rlsr,tna,l:o The very same. but II
=, ,oa that il sayors somewhat OF tyranny,
., me-. f,ithfnl public officers on account OF
,,,',,ic,, orinions. Not al all--you do not
LII Ifis the true Jeifersonlau Repub.
-, Ic,,,;, yeffersonian aud Republican.
g, oer,gi,5 me. WHY, Nj, JEFFERsoN e1-
-, I'D in letter written on the subject OF
enc. e. >. The rigM efOpini0H shall se6er no
=. ;,,.,,,3., c-og, me- And as to being Repuo-
man tho9rht surely under government IKE
...,,.sr,,,.,.ut of the Pe0nle--the people
,y.re aloaed 20 express their opinioas freely aud
pp,n!y, without fear If Punishment. Perhaps
rsader, voa are right in this matter; but II you
vii, read De Telegraph OF Wednesday, you VII
M convinced that, in what We have sad, we
Aave spoAeu"' by authority"
<zsNS
Tho Address Of the Republican Jackson Con-
ye,,ion of Ohio asks gre, many questions about
prf.,u vhi,h. however. its trainers have lett
unanswered. It was right 10 do 81, as they
ia.-n, have found much trorb? IA answering
some Of them to the satisfaction q the people
TiSi, one Of the Qresiioas;
..lsu no Reform that We have business, and
b, not an electloneerius, travciia5 teastln5, and
experimenting Cabmet''
Verify, gentlemen. You have business Cs5I-
pet-tJr when all t, members we're aoSeHi from
the sea; of Government rccent!y-rot - N"cel-
Iag'-oh no.-the business seemed TO 90 on as
.fby instinct. quite as well rs when they were at
heir po.ts. We do not know that the crime Of
,gee-a.mckiqg has ever been charged upon the
present C.binet.
The Address propounds another question;
lstt 10 Rsfjrm tina, the public expenditures
e have been diminished near two millions, with
out detgiment to the public seryice::"
Gentlemen Address makers. what do YOU
mean: DO Won intend 10 say that the expeudi-
Gnr,s Of the Government :. have been diminish
ed near two milIjons:" or d. YOU only mean TO
a,k whether. in the event Of such dininutiOn. II
S0g.d nJt De substantial reform?" if YOU
ient the former, we can only say, that 1t is
P'y your President did not know it when he re.
fused to sim cerCan bills, because, as he pre-
'ead,l, of the inability Of the Treasury TO meet
the demands which would be made upon it. If
Yoa mean the latter, we answer that it would.
I. Is very unfortunate. gentlemen. that you did
not tell your fellOw-citiZens when and where
these - two millions" were savad-in what De-
olr,mcu'--by abolishins what offices. &c. We
suspect that most OF the sariag has been in the
.hytymG,ie service.