Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-05
d. C.
~ ,ro8yLyG, OCTOBER S. 1861

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,,ioa Of tlrird candidate whate'-
Ia' 'V ,p,,,,on it may make, will not alter ma
PlI'1, visiting state of parties In relation to
%! y, be,gsen the friends and opponents OF
'o''I ',on Mr.. CLAY will at all events and
" !" ,ircumstauces be the main and promi-
ia !" ,1,,. Around him the independent
n' 'al1 'hs country. convinced Of Gen. Jack
t:' o incompeteney, and utter want
D NO.. opposed to prescription aud mlsrule
H"r favor Of upright and impartial public Oh
81 n.,uv The Anti. Masonic division IS
60 ", ,,L. away more votes from Gen. Jack
r. f-om Clay. There is every reason to
,', ,,ouDl the election come before the House
| ", ", Gay would be returned the highest can
W. IN their own principle then the jackson
'.,oId cordially acquiesoe in his cleo t'on' IN
,,,hiIity too Mr.. Calhoun will be brought
"a ,g,in subtract from Gen. Jackson's
/ '.,n We firmly believe that all things now
,or. together for good"
a,.e,tr much the friends OF Mr. CLAY may
N, Wnt's character and respect his ia
,h.y can in no event be induced to waser
:. .nOnort of the first and greatest States
- ,bs country. Mr.. Wirt's chance Is ut
I ,,o,,Is,s, and while We do not condemn his
-. \. must regret it principally on his own
count. l..
,,o0rd than any other man before the peo-
Can Jackson is the oifice-holder's candi-
=, Mr. Writ Is the Anti.Masonie candidate
q. C,lhouu Is the uulhfier's tandidate-Mr.
!, :, i,rhe PEOPLES candidate. Hehas formed
,o,pgIiue alliances, been concerned IN no fore
4 r,miO,nons-accepted no half reluctant sup
art, 4, the price Of his independence. He pursues
!. ,,ns Iisni6ed, consistent, honorable and up
=, ,0urse which ha, ever marked his conduct.
In, ANIMATION by the Baltimore Convention Will
!, bat the echo Of public sentiment which has al
,,,Ir distinctly placed hun before the people Tor
4. b;,best office in their gift, and one which he
every way competent to fill.
The houOrs paid to Judge MARSHALL IN PM
ld.Ipha, will not only be acceptable to the
n,nbers Of the profession, who are proud to place
Nm al neir head, but agreeable to all classes OF
,Qr ci,izens. No man in our country commands
more universal respect and esteem. tie IS be-
,ond all doubt. first in the affections OF the peo-
pie. A willing homage is accorded to his vIr-
tues and talents. The weight of his character
/. alone sufficient to sustain the Judlciary-whlle
he lives, confidence its integrity cannot waHer.
b, Nav his mantle descend to his successor"
Our friend from Prince William will see that
he has misconcened Us. What we thought Of
Mr. Wars letter we were bound to say. Our
motto is "ait &c qulI faur, ARRIVE ce quill
pOura" We DO not believe that Mr.. Wirt's
acceptance Of the nomination will withdraw any
trus trend from the support Of Mr.. Clay. We
should be sorry to think 50, ard we also believe,
20 would Mr.. Writ.
Baltimore Election. -Messrs. Howard and
WOrlhlng'on, the jackson candidates, have been
elected to Congress from the City aud County of
Baltimore. 1t appears the City was not very
peacclb'e on the night { ~ e'a,ti>r. The
Chronicle says
We rejoce that the esl 22 : n"e7, and that
The dl'sraceiul might seepa3 hsee terminated. AD
intelligent stranger, VIE aad never witnessed
the like exhibitions, would form but an inditfer-
'ntoPInl"n OfthC morals Orinte!!isence Of our citl
lens' were he to take the proceedings at the pub
nc meetings a specimen Of either. The de-
>sn Of these pubic meetings is or ought to be, to
ascertain the sentiments of Candidates as to great
anti 'mpor'ant measures aud principles, and tu
'e,' Nelr qualifications for the stations they seek
on thIs object Is entirely defeated when, from
ne l3'e and strife, hissings, hootings and hur.
Is ne voice Of the candidate Is drowned. and
H' ' ne saws rendered uninteligible. AS ration.
u S'hs' We should be ashamed to degrade our
yves oy such conduct--conduct that, nniess
USodn'enanced & put down by the respectable
"'"a Oh the community must render the ctii
''',O o. Bahmorea by.word aud a scorn.