Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-26
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-, Inc Engiishlanguase. IL mlSe DC wei
- N future. 70 omit some of their Laun
- ,..;,,s "a. from their ignorance OF their mo-
ne we should be inclined to doubt "he-
-, ,baS themselves understand them.
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~, nablish. to-day, the {" Circular anu 9e.
~ of Rs~ularinns'' which have been issued oy
me Solicitor Of the Treasury
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p,sJcs,-.. Bargain, Intrigue. ana Manage
1--we have already referred TO the very
.ngerious expedient adopted by the adheteais o'
ls.,I 1,ct.on to cover their defeat III the late
SD,,,rtv elrc,ion-that OF claiming a number of
O.. friends, who, they tell us, have
w. themselves 10 act with the Jackson par
'rhs Inorobabiliy Of such course on the
w., I'm f-i.uds Of Mr.. CLAY, must. we think,
SSnn,rent 10 all. Bat when, for the sake OF
'.,',,ant. we admit that 1t may be 30, and charge
,,oon the JacksOn-men the very san they
i'sr. en- of.en laid at the door of Mr.. Ciay-bar-
al, aud manacement-they are up IN arms IN a
.,o,os,t and enter into an argument to show
.bat q :. bargain" and a pledge are not at all
.l;la D,H. as a matter of course. stands fore
80, ~ The list of those who can define the dit
..r.,ca :. 'tgiyt tweedle dun and tweedle dee. !"
lie ,lvs Mr. GAYS guilt consists IN having vot-
sJf,r Mr.. ADAMS, with whom he had been on
nnfnendIy terms. Now, the CLAI-meh VINO
.pledged'' themselves TO vote with the Jackson
,ar,y--if any such there be-are guilty OF the
same ols.rce. Yet Duff can see no harm IN tins
ri, sharp e,e has no; discovered init the slight
s.t resemblance to bargain" or - intrigue.
A friend of Mr.. CLAY offers himself as candl-
date for the Legislature-the Jackson-men go to
him and saw, Sir, if you will "pledge" your
self TO desert YOUR principles, and vote with us
"upon all party questions" we will support
-FOUR election'-the CLAY man consents to turn
traitor for the reward offered. and Is elected
And vet Duff saws there is no - bargain IN all
:hi,!-it i, a mere - pledge"!!! Verify. Duff.
nv ilther Satan ought to BE- Proad of thee
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We gave, in our paper Of Yesterday, the re-
:arns Of the election in Missouri. as TAR as thew
Mad been received, giving great majority Tor the
friends of Mr. B,RroN and the opponents ut
Prescription. We did not then join with our
k,nds Of the Intelligencer in claiming a - TIC
igrU:" We waited to see how many OuH would
take OF as pledged TO vote against their
tirnds We have since seen the Telegraph of
Tuesday evening, which merely saws. :" Bar
rtan's reelection Is matter Of doubt''-trom
which We infer that he will certainly be re-elect-
e.. We are, therefore. now prepared TO shout,
win DaE, " IN kdM Nssouri!"
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Nilois i.is:'i9R.-in this State, we hear (says
he Scioto, Oiil, GaZette) that Judge RrySoLDs.
te Clay candidate for Governor, has been elect
sd; ard that a majority of the Legislature Of the
sAne pO!'Ucs has been chosen.
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From Engimi-The ship Gratitude has ar
r1'ed at New York from Liverpool. which port
'ae let on the 9Th Of July; consequently she does
NJ bring dates as late rs those brought by the
Herald at Baltimore. We subjoin few items:
LONDON, July Cit was currently reported
Yesterday. in we'll Informed circles, that the
Aa5 Las left funds to pay his brother the late
pi>e Ct YOrk's debts in full. His Majesty's
p'i'ate wealth has been estimated at 1850. O0O.
The Beer Bill had been read third line in
ne House OF Commons. and PASSED.
- cause In the Forgery Bill. abolishing the
PlS'''ment OF death, hal been rejected in the
ouSe of Lords BY considerable MAJORITY
'a's resu Il. SAYS the Times, was no doubt owing
- the able aud striking statement of the Lord
|nahceor, confirmed by the important juds-
nen' ot such calm minded aud discriminating
observer as the Lord Chief Justice of the Kings
Beach.
lhe London Times saws, lit is now deter
"nrd that lNey SoIomons shall be put on his
1SH at the approaching Old Bailey sessions,
'allA commence on Tuesday next"
The following is the inscription issued from
=" college of Arms, to be engraved on the silver
''''e "'lch Is sodered on the leadeu coffin, and
ip on the plate which is 10 be placed Oh the state
"'''' OF Ills late Majesty
Deposium
's'en''slmi, Potentiss,mi ct Excellentissimi
MonarchR
GEORGE QUARTZ,
Del gra,ia Brittaniaru,n Regis,
Fidei Defensoris,
"N's hanoYera &c Bruusvici, ct Lunebure Du.
els:
O5it xxvi. die Junnij.
AhNo Domiai MDCCCXXX,
+s.ta'iN ,up LxvIIi,
Resaifae sui XII.