Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-29
ALEXANDRIA, d. C.
WEDNESDIY ADRSiNG, JUNE 70, 49,,

A" Conntrvman's" structures on the Chief
Clerk in the General Post Office Denar,nan,
and his complaints relative to the transmls,;0r
of the mail to Qaantico Creek. require a re,non'
sible name before they can be inserted.
asSN
Francis S. Key, Esq. is to deliver the Or,,;o,
at the Jackson celebration in Washington on n,
Fourth Of Jaly.
In the official notice for the Jackson ceIebr,,;..
on the 4,h of July in Washington, we find w..
following paragraph:
"The Republicans Of Alexandria and GeO-,..
town have nominated delegates to rcpresen, ,hem
who. with other citizens from those towns null III
unite with Us in the festivities Of The day."
1sSS
The Republicans of our dav, WIN RI,
50 much about what they are pleased to stvIa
- Aristocracy," ought to read'Foy's frp dsGn;
ton OF that word. /; might stop some of lbo;,
mouths
can tell you what it is, (said he, Aristocra.
cy III the nineteenth century, is the league, ibe
coalition Of those who would consume wiIbont
producing, live without working, know eyery
thing without learning, carry away all the houors
without having deserved them, and occupy all te
places of government without being CAPABLE Of
filling one" lie might have added and al
so those who express contempt for men who earn
their livelihood by honest employment, and b..
cause they so earn their bread. are held to be IN.
fit for the lowest public station"
&NN
Ii is amusing 10 see how Unanimous the office.
holders, throughout the country, are in favor Of
JACKSON. They know that if CLAY comes there
is M danger of prescription for opinions sake:
but if they should secrde, and the "immacu.
late" keeps his seat, they would go by the board.
So that these gentlemen are al least wise inaheir
generation. The office holders are Jacksoas
standing army; but the militia will beat them Of
the field. The reg'lars in the days Of &c could
not stand against the yeomanry and volunteer
boys. We don't fight under the Treasury flag.
Or banner Is the "Ensign of the Republic"
with its glorious stars and stripes. We 20 70,
the country without pay; for though we are poor,
very poor, Jackson is not rich enough to buy Us.
Our friend, must, however, keep an eye upon the
''driUed corps" Let them be marked at every
public meeting-we shall see who is who and
what is what. The Office holders shout the loud.
est-for a very good reason. They may be glad
to shout another way before two years are over.
Under the late dog law, 936 dogs have been
killed in the city Of New-York to Thursdaym II.
elusive.
The Pennsylvania lnte.ligencer very signIf'
cantly heads the Eatoniah correspondence With
: : the administration in a blaze of glory" The
New-York Commercial begins it with" Hal
Columbia! happy land" and closes thus:
We have no room for comment. this evening.
upon this subject-eveo if the mind did not tuH
in disgust from the sickening theme. A grave
aud able review Of the whole administration, from
its commencement to the present hour is mueh
needed, in which the character OF General JACK
sons appointments should be fully c%anvassed,
and in Il manner to command the confidence and
belief of the people. They can see from thes
late exhibitions. what sort of men Gen. Jacks'
has called ronnd him. and they should rememr
the Spanish proverb, that ga man is kaO~n@
The company ne keeps" But we have done forte
day. As we begun this article, 50 We Thl en-
it
"Hail Columbia, happy land"
&NcN
Inc tnIia'eiphla Sentlnel tJacRsohJ o"%"
the following article. We shall see 'As""
General Jackson possesses the " stern anu ~
flexible ~justice'' to dismiss DR.. Randolph lfV"
office, as he did the midshipmen:
Let them he stricken from The RoA"
We now kno" positively and uge9ul'0can'
what we were not appraised Of at the % 1--WE f'
pared our remarks of Saturday. on the corTe'PE
dence between the President and the PuolIe CIV
GERS whose names were connected with the w
lence intended to be pcrpetrated Oh Mr. in,n'r
that p. e. Randolph, the brOtherJn.laW o. ~
H. Eaton, and the bro;her-in-law Of Wlllnmp
Lewis, was the bearer of Major Eaion's rraHs.
TO Mr.. Mgham. The bearer OF this cia'~S
invitation to violate the laws Of God ~ WV
was, at the time of bearing this message Of Wv
acting Secretary ofHar. With the nfIis
that the stern and i~nfexihie love
tice, wifhout fear and withom favor, "nea
ever characterised General Andrew 'a.s
will continue to mark his conduct, we SUI
undeniable fact to his determlna'iou.
cannot. We dare not doubt, (fur we love uuu n
consistency too much to question It, 10
whose cause and whose principles we nav
Lealously maintained that the annune,ap sIs
fact to the President, in a fpanpe
caves no room for equivocation or esa',cD
,e Immediately followed by the unquailn' sid
of Or. Randolph. The Justss
very man of correct moral feeling aPPPcrJI
IL $1,000 - ~ ~ i'm nnrf1nt iIp%