Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
ALEXANDRIA, DC.
,.nSo,y N0aNING, SEPT. IS. 1850.

another eU ""-ni;na papers. showing the state
"a t Te .satimen, or, more P'0Pe v. ,rientiy
na' quar- aid Yesterday, that the pa,i,ol.. 81,
. a; sS we '1 having nipPed NH'llhcatlon
lsts o. y JD ~ ;. pcnou5 plant may soon "''"e'
ID de away 1917
candidate for the vrs'%.a n1 ,hs L O
,bu, announces Ai'nseA III 0"'
E5l.ilrgtOnian; - os.r "a eandi-
al myself .n w the county of Loudoun In the
..s' Virginia h STEPHEN RAWLINGS"
~
We ,f4 mi that General iREDEIL does not
TIE s' :, h. a candidate for reelection TO 'ne
ia,,I Of the United States
'e'a'' -sNS
c..,,,,,,s are al cork again. In des'
:" ~ ~. C,;r Mr.. GAYS characterby impusn-
?afc' 80. ~. ., official conduct. some OF his en-
L w SaaLtIes, the lowest and most vulgar IA
enf Ts I'm country, have commenced he pro
N "e # A ,,andaous tale, told On me seraei-
plsauo s.'rt,n. worthless vasabond Fortunate
u 49,. mem made TO eat their own words,
o G:. Nh Ne story as soon as they repeated 1t.
Id -zNs> =.
~......non1ence between Mr.. WRIT and
| = ,aar1or GILarR has resulted in nothing honor
~. n ne later gentleman. However mucn
t''' c ~ NAV differ from Mr.. WnT, he Is
S,nd ~ treat him with gentlemanly courtesy
c'-nu l ~ ns-fiss and all men-Duf, excepted.
-SNcS
c.,..-,s Ar, "a, often made heed'essiy, and
INT nroD.., foundation against our Naval OFF,
GERS. aud circulated through the newsPlPerS'much
q, their modification aud to the d'screuit OF tue
,er,ice. Editors should never give PUBLICITY 70
4,,s CHARGES, without being perfectly sausheu
%, ,bsrs are al least some grounds for them
TSeg result in unpleasaa, feelings, and frequent
!, IN disputes between the officers themselves
you,, rnidshr2men are to- apt 20 vent their COM
1I,;o;, without due rehecnoa, and kjad ff'eedS-
~ a'uays at hand, disposed 10 and IN making a
disturbance, or IN bringing themselves INTO no
,le.
The National Gazette rebakss the National Ia
te,l;sporer far Publishing the letter ot Dull Green
70 N. Marshall Of Maine. Having published
m, Letter. We Eel ourselves included an the same
gsD.ooE bat cannot recognize It's justice. The
ln,eigeacer we'll replies. that the letter whea 1t
cane 10 our hands, was as public as any other
niece Of current news-but the circumstances OF
he else. in addition 10 this, rendered II proper,
that the people should know that man, notorious
on,yfor MS unolushing impudence and eiironteTy.
and hiying no control. legally, over any branch
oil the Government. was actively employed as a
Minister Of the Board Of Rewards and Punish
meats, and bVsiiy engaged N distributing the
hoaor, aud emOluments Of oihce to partiZans and
satellites. As for the letter itself, or the indivi
dual from whom il came. Invested Of tins circum-
,-nce, We care as little as for any other thing
;,e on earth.
<SS
The Auti-Masonic National Convention"
a,t STYLES itself, assembled last Saturday in Phi
lleIpha. Upon counting over the Delegates. it
Ppeared that there were 20 from New York. Is
ioo Massachusetts,, from Connecticut, 5 from
Vermont, 2 from Rhode Island, 25 from Penn
s'l'ana from New Jersey. l from Delaware,
Tom Ohm. from Maryland, and ! from the
lrr'tory II Nichigan-ln all, 90 were present.
Francis Granger, Of New York. was elected
PRESIDENT Of the Convention. Joseph Rituer, Of
Penrsylvania, Abner Phelps, If Massachusetts,.
Snoert Hanna. Of Ohio, and Samuel w. Dexter,
The rerritOryO Of Nichigan. were then nominal.
I'd and elected as Vice Presidents of the Con
yn'on; aud John Clarke. OF Pennsylvania. and
'oo,e 3. Strong, Of Connecticut. rs Secretaries.
ft'er passing Sundrv resolutions preparatory
ne Business they intendea to take up. they
aE"rned over 70 the Saloon of the Musical
10 Society, at which place tIxy intend to hold
a-T meetings. They had better 20 home and
cad 70 their business.
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o. The work GOES 5rareiy on - is the consola.
y caption that every where meets our eve
10 Maryland. We learn that the friends If the
''"d Cause. of HESRY CLAY. Union. aud Liber.
e IN opposition to General jackson and Pro.
''P'loh' are making head bravely. Nav they
IA 1olqae1ag and to conquer! MAY the M.
Nv" wipe away inc foul blot that now stains her
%,ac'er NAV We no more hear of such men
N'| y anu DnH Green directing the aif..r.
''s Ne21oh1.-Mly virtue, honor and princi
DC once a"e reign triumphant.
sop
te,7ts iase Der for teaching me TINT rord. :,
The Telegraph, ina blaze Of Jacksonism. asks
"V ii! the ridiculous charges made AGAIN,
"a '@-A>'a' that Of endeavoring to corrupt
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