Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-13

Thc history vi the Cabinet meeting. ami
interviews Of Major Eaton and his wife with NJ
Campbell, i'll the presence of Col. Towsor ,,a
in the Study Of the clergyman, where and u S@e
the Ma jor threatened personal ohaslisement ~
necessarily and naturally raised .remendo-.
excitement among US. during which maBv n.y.
sons voluntarily rendered themselves as w;,nrr..
es to sustain the statements Of Mr. CampbAI
This affair wound up by The President, MA
drawing. and compelling his amiablc family =,
do so too, against their own wills. Tie bd..
fingered behind a sabbath day, but at last y;aI
ed to memorable authority.
In short time Maio, Eaton. whvhad 80 hr,,.
~ threatened 10 mahe var upon clersyn,r
mustered up courage 10 question Col. 'Tow:o1
as To his conduct, not rXcmp,ins hi. highI, ami,
bic and universally beloved lady from his ma
nace5. This attempt involved correspondent
terminating much to the prejudice Of the M,or
For the authenticity OF this item. refer 10 H.,
correspondence liseIf, and tie testimony of A.
! Hon. Representative in Congress who was Gs
, medium Of communicates between t,c mn,
cipals.
| The sucoessioU Of defeats in all these Gc,o,,
STATIONS, of The President and hi. Pc, g,,,"
chafrd the General 80 mach. that m I,or,,r
1880. he commissioned member Of Ccs.rs:.,
TO bear Il message 10 Ingham. Branch anil G.,r
en-. inviting them to resign. unless they did l,ri
wit, make ,hcir respects to Mrs. Eaton. The,
answered that they should enter intu no s,inul..
! tons affecting their pirate relations The rev
day die samc mcmber Of Congress was deput,5
! to inf1rin ihuse gentlemen thai II they did IA
! immediately surrender to the terms. they shVgl
be forthwith renewed. The same answer ",
! retained. Fortunately rs vas then SUPPOSE
some of tie Generals political friends int.
(efed, and postponed the separation.
! Pending these events, II slmrIow BEGAN.
, known 10 Mrs. DoneISon aud Hiss Eas,rn. Iad,,
! in the family of hr Pre'idcn', that Mrs. CAL
! Eoun and other ladies had declined the acQuae,
amcc Of Mrs. Eaton. who. on proper myesI.l.
/ ton 10 satisfy Themselves a, 10 The mo,neirsolr
ing. resolved to adnpt their example. III, baa,
made known to the Gencrsl. he demanded Of
them their reasons tor sighting Ms Flol
when he learned for the first time, that MaC.
! h0un had set the example which had been 60
! general, initiated. Ia the midst OF h. ras.
aud deep modification, the magician SET lbs Mn.
! IONS Ia operate upon him; aud ii was no, or.
! before the scheme for the anulhllltion oi NJ
! Calhoun was completed. The President aCGq.
! csce,l unrescrvedly in the plo! wEi,h has beer
unta,elcd in so mastery a Iunnner in tie Coz
REsPovDENCE. With the s"ltlne.s Of TEE
graphic Communication it Few 10 the extIrmt
! ties of the United States, aud recolIed upon til
author Of the Vaccinations with the force u
| a IA
,ersal. decrcrd hi, expulsion. lie, with the n
Cretary Of war. has fled; and to cover their
treat. the President has turned out lnsham an
| Branch. What is to be the fate Of BerrleH, not
ING is vet cert iuly known. At one time his II
, signaton MAS expected here; but 1t is hopedtl .
! Mr. Living ,ion has advised different course
| No man could be more desirable to the memtr
! Of the New Cabinet. and no one ought TO BE- HCr
acceptable to the President. than Mr.. Berries
Now YOU have the whuie: and II there be aI
error in the lurg0ing statement. let II be cOrrea
ed by the production OF all the documepts lN
are still in existence. Mr.. Insham Mr.. Bat1
and Col. ToMson, are in complete possessCnG
the whole subject; aud if made necessary, VII
not, am sure conceal a particle. Mr.. lnsh'n
ought to lose no time in the yindlcatlon othImse
and injured colleagues. They have pocSeet 10
suit enough; they nave been kicked out Of Otr
and they have been exhibited to the gaze Of u
world as discarded officers upon false pretenes
why then Go they no, follow the example Oh The
great friend: Let them Go as Mr.. Calhoun ID
done: though missions abroad or employment
nome be rendered as the reward of their slIcHa
-SHsN
We learn from the Richmond Compiler. ~
on the S;h before the criminal term OF the cFcT
court of !lcnrico, came on for trial, the cas
james ". Marshall indicted. on two counts
for the malicious shooting Of William Gait "
intent to main, disable, distisure or kill
2nd. for the unlawful shooting. with similar
tcnt. SIR. James LYONS, the C"mmon"e'n
Attorney. appeared for the prosecution - 9
Mcss:s. Chapman Johnson and Benjamin v
Leigh, for he accused.
The accused exercised his PRIVILEGE OF t0'i'o.
ing the jury. in no one case. Ten OF ihet
appeared. Each of them was asked whe'he
had formed and expressed an opinion aOoal =,
guilt or innocence Of the prisoner. Two "DJ
declared tia, they lad, and were set ASIDE w
were thus accepted, and the panel "'s ''s''
p!eted from The bye ISLANDERS. rio
The testimony was confined 10 the scene Wv ~,
rcacontre upon The street. where and "h'" ;"
Gait vas shot Some questions that vas p'
one oi the witnesses. having reference !" 'U"
the preyi0US transactions. was objected 10 w.
Commonwealth Altoruey-aud was not lus
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