Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-15

BILE about their candidate for The Ti,e paV 10.
cy. Come out. with him gentemen-.;s,';s.%gs'i
time. The JACKSON CALHoyx party " ~
doubt as to their candidate for the prrp.s ~
as well as the Vice Presidency. Take ""
your doubts and difficulties. that you do N s1
let the prize slip through your fasers.-S..."
things have happened
We barely mentioned fact, YESTERDAY -,
our comment-the appointment. by the PAL Ir@
of Stambaush, Immediately after hi. reier, s'a'e
the Senate. We Rave not seen the fac, ds,i.g
and take it for granted that it is corroc. '"'
what picture does it it present Of our ro.. %a
condition! What a Notifying, ,legrodjr, , ,."
tacle. Here is the Chief Magistrate Of ~ rs pv
Try trampinS with impunity uron the ,ni S:.I !,
the Consti:ution!- dcfying the good scy.s a. "
people. and knocking at the forms Of tho :.
eminent. Where is the use of law: W Nv
necessity is there for Senator We ak ,,,
is the farce To last forever: Is this io.gIs.
mummery never 10 end? Are people alu,y'.
be ridden with JacLSoaisn,? We co,l,,
have no longer any patience with such an o,I
gy for Prcsidcnt--a man as much like Ii, wv
lecessors as ''llypclon Ia Il SaNr'-, r rE
who has displayed throughout lis whole Tfc -
tai disregard ST law, and whose age ha. br, ~
iirmed and strengthened bis crimes anil t!i,
This is strong langoase TO be applied 10 tie p,
sidcnt: but the fact commented Oh in:ri6e,
using it. Are we ''to peep beneath the leo, /,
this Colossus that doth besIide the world, ~
ont daring To complaint No. thank God! \.
has no power over Us. and we are not afraid 10
say what we think of him and his uiaion.. ",
do not scrupe TO beard thc lion in his den, ana
! 10 expos" the most rroAigatc corruption that g,
,iissraced free country.
-EH.e
why did not the President appoint On, OPT
tlrman from this side Of the Potomac. 10 b. d,
inspector of the penileniry
aSwb>
The excellence and ncatncss Of the work o.,
cuted at The Cabinet Manufactures in thr fan,
have often been remarked. We have heard I'M
gentlemen from Baltimore sometimes send l,,
TO procure their furnitnrr--aS was tho case h
week. This fact is highly crcA,abe to lie m.
nloyers aud workmen in our Cabinet Warehm.s
49,
At recent celebration of the anniversary
the Albany Typographical Society. the tOOvig
toast was given. Along with n compliment
deserved. we would add our hearty Amen i
the concluding wish of the sentiment:
BIZ 7H,rio,c HepA -JosFyn GALES. IT,: i
practical Printer. who. both aS journcymlH an
an employer. has laborcd to promote the int
rests. and TO elevate the character of our wOc,
! sion. MAY he find mhite lines and ta tOlts
through every ycissitude of life.
-<Ass-
After Mr.. lessee Speight. Of North Csroit,
reads the castiga,ion he received in Saturday.
National lntelleencer, from the editors Of ti
paper. Wa hope he will at least not suffer mCc
more than a detected sheep stcalcr
-aaSH>
Editors. In all professions there are mcn Wit
whom il i, disao! ceabc to associate. The nt
fact of being concerned in the same OcCupir
cannot overcome the natural disgust We fee 4,
their vulgartv. their folly or their stupidity
From the moral power exercised By an Editor,
should be q gentleman as we'll IS a scholar ard
strive IN his writings to enforce the value Of he
courteSies of life. Just az much as he should
disseminate rcCtintelIigence. and liberal we"
Of men and things. II Is not his province to VI
ifv and abuse others in private life. The pabi
career of public men is sufficient tar his attacks
We have reference. particularly. IN these re-
marks TO a practice. common with some cc',n
of replying 10 the facts and reasoning Of i0e'
brethren bv low personal abused. and mfrG|
upon private character. These lihcI'crs d'''r 4
no show Of favor or affection. II IS the uncmrl
index of weak mind in the discussion Of .ore
RAJ questions. TO resort to personalities tdIH
should themselves set the evamn'e Of dl-DltE
controversy. and they world not have Cru'e
complain so frequently of the angry contCnr
Of their correspondents. An Editor Occua
hi.h ground in a country like this. where theFh
Is all powerful. and his own course IN reierei'
TO these matters would do more than columns
daily commentary.
-4A.~
The Beau Monde. perceive danct
master in New York advertises the reception
a late arrival of the Mazurka. GalIcpade' az
the celebrated kracoeiac, with the drawings
planning the figures and steps. and Is now Pc
pared to teach them precisely as they are dih'"
at AImacks and the Nobesse's Ball IN Lon'a
The kracoviac Dance PalOnalse. and Qda1n'
AIlcmand, by Francois Finart, OF The now
Academy of Paris, aud Professor of the k'-
Academy of Music, London, are the most !i>'
ionabIc dances this season at AImack.
-SscH
Considerable excitement has been crea'e1
New-York BY the comrants of the ,tonefH'g
in consequence of the low price at "hlco "s mar.