Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-20
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The GAZETrE Will continue to support tho d.
racter of an independent and upright prcsS VA
political character will not lie varied TIA vr %
tor believes that in opposing the re.er,t;oa LUZ
.indrew Jdckson, and in supporting the els.,;.,
OF HENRY CLAY, he is striving for the honor :,
his country, and the advancement of her trus :.
tcrests. lie believes that General Jack.o1
incompetent to fuIl the duties of hi, OFF, -, :
that the measure, OF his Administration b,r. W.
nefaHy tended TO the disgrace or inirv of :
country. lie opposed to proscripton-,oc~a,
rupting the presto the rewardin. of mora w.
ti,ans. and 70 intrigue and political i..pllrr.
! With these views he is earnest in desjrse 49,
hearty IN zeal, in striving along with ,rao 1 ,"I
respectable parfy.-he believes a Majority NV
vita >oroe oi The best and wiscst men in fl.
ton, Ia secure the elevation of the accomn;,tal
statesman, the true American the eloquent ~,
tor. i'2 honest man. HENRY CLAY
The public are already acquainted with d.
Editors views on neliticaI subjects. He i r~
Il hi;iUai7ari0yl inshis docl,ines-confr;,, Nv
support 0! Internal proyementsb v (io,err1a.
all. tn such a; are strictly adtioai IN their >.
tufe: and his Views in reference to Tsr;g D..
: }WHci0uS nnc-not in the doube.deang sense :,
Which the word iuiici1,H has been used IN,
| such one, that, wni'c it secures our own NAV.
idc;urers from the ars and fraud. Of rpreiorer
and places them Oh secure ana perlnanentfoo,.
da.ion, will not Cypress or iniure the commerepl
or agricultural interests. lie is DESTROYS in,
both Of these ,eXa! iDus questions should. by mp
tual compromise, and in the spirit Of GOOD Nil
and harmony. be settled, 10 as to Unite once mar.
in the bonds Of patriotic affection tie North Il.
South. the East. and the West. While ts
GAZETTE vii! be finn in its purpose, and TAKE Al
independent stand, and, where the hcnOr ciou,
common country Is c0nc.rntd. be without" fear
favor. Or affection, "--it will always support sa.
should be the character Of the American pre.,
and preserve becoming dignity aud deccfvn
| Particular attention will, as heretofore, be p.l
to The correct and early dissemination OF The cur
rent NerS In Tie present interesting state
the world. newspaper i. OF more value than
has been for many years. COpious foreign &
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Ell, so a. to present, frOm the best sources n
gular accent Of those mighty movements whit
are now taking place, aud altering The condig
Of aimo,, the whole world. The Literaturs ani
Science ni the day, and especially the rising III,
ratnre VI lat, country, will also engage the Ed
| tors attention.
The Commercial department of the GAzsru|
will continue to be strictly attended to. BY wi
Z q - .,,ntIon,,, ay,.. ,y., o,.L
fed, NC iie enabled TO publish regular and CO..
rect accounts OF the state OF our Flour and Grlp
| jiofhd,-snIns the Farmers in the adacs
! counties every requisite information.
The G,zsrrE will be varied in its contents
Commercial, literary, Political. and Msolk
ncouS. 1t will he the Editors aim, by intrOdpc
i'm proper variety into his columns to pleas
the taste cfall, and make his sheet useful jour
nal for the merchant and man of business, and
source of information to all its readers.
The Editorial Department of the paper wi |
continue to be conducted by EDGAR SNowOn
He cannot omit this opportunity OF publicly R |
turning his thanks to community in which
was born and raised for their uniform supper
and kindness. Attached, from every motive
ths place OF his nativity, and bound to II By ever
tie of affection and interest, he will use all b.
efforts IN favor Of the exer,ions that are and mr.
hereafter be made to increase the prosperity az
happiness Of ALEXANDRIA and its inhabitants.
The increasing patronage that The GAZETTE
receiving, and It's extensive circulation N thea
iaceRt counties, render it a valuable medium t
advertising. As such, it is recommended % O..
fellow citizens generally.
The fast Of July will commence another v
lume of the GAZETTE. Every effort will beE'I'
to render it valuable paper, and WORTHY Tic
beral patronage Of an enlightened pubiIc
s. SNOWUEN
EDG Ar SN0WDEA