Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25

have received, IS work deserving OIL PaUooase
The plan on which it is to be conducted IS COM
orehepsive one, and il followed out must make
it an extremely valuable volume Tor present read
inc as we'll as future reference. Being publish
ed at Washington, where free access Is had to
the Patent Office, that portion of the work reat-
inc to American Inventions will be very interest
inc The present number contains much useful
matter. and we presume the succeeding numbers
will improve in every respect.
We have been requested to say, that the letter
received in town from .Faquier, relative to an I'M
fortunate occurrence there, an extract from when
we published. was incorrect in .staflo@ that the
affair alluded to happened on the race-edu se."r IN
consequence Of bet upon race. F'r'h'r re-
ference to the particulars we presume is u"ne-
cessary.
Sick and disguised with ''Jackson politics.
we have not lately noticed the developments
made by Stephen Simpson. Under the head u
illustrations of Jacksonism," he is publishing
letters received by him from Eaton. Lewis. &c
which exhibit. in the most gIaring co!ors, the
hideousness of the incubus which now lies upon
the nation. 1t is proved. from these letters, that
corruption, bribery, intrigue and cunning, were
all at work secretly to secure the grand object
aimed at, and that they were set in motion with
recklessness Of conduct which shows want of
moral principle, and depravily of heart almost
unexampled.' Plain people, unacquainted with
the s'arts and frauds of such hackneyed' in
triguers as those named above, will hardly believe
the extent of their system of management, until
they read their own letters. Ifthese are s.iIlus-
trations of Jackscnsm,'' what monster must
that party be!
The Ex-ney Of Algiers and the Ex-Miuister
Plenipoentiary TO Alsiers, both, it is said. ex-
celIent Jackson men) are enjoying themselves to
their hearts content in Paris. They are geue-
rally, cheek by jowl, companions in misfortune,
and friends in yersity-though, OF the two, the
Minister is the most fortunate, having been
suffered to remain just long enough in AIsiers to
line his pockets with the most valuable Of all ma
terais. 1t is said they console each other--the
Dey exclaiming against the Senate for deposing
the late Plenipotentiary, and the latter railing
against the French for deposing his flighness-
There is some probability of the late Minister
bringing his friend over to spend the next crab
season with him on the banks of the Potomac.
We question whether the air of WestmoreIand
will agree with the Dey; that county has been too
hot even to hold his host, though it was thought
he could stand any thing Nous rerons, how
ever, as the Richmond Enquirer says.
The British editors in Canada are chuckling
over our differences among ourselves, and pre-
dieting from the violence of our South Carolina
brethren, dissolution of the Union, and the over
throw of the Government. We are sorry that
occasion should be given for such predictions, but
they may be assured they ''reckon without their
host" Does not the fact, however, demonstrate
to the nnilfiers the folly and wickedness of their
schemes, and the madness of their language
They not only injure US, but they do an incalcu-
liable injury to the cause of freedom throus hout
the world. Tous at home, who know the real
situation of affairs. the idle assertions of the enc
mics OF the country pass for nothing. but there
are thousands abroad watching with admiration
the full orbed sun of liberty here, and trembling
with anxiety lest cloud should obscure its bright.
ness. May it continue to cheer them with its
glad beams! May it shine on forever, shedding
its glorious ligh: over happy and prosperous
uNIoN-givns hope Of equal blessings to the
whole world.
1rareAing Cabinet. mir. Barry, the P.
NJ. e. says the Baltimore Patriot. is again upon
the wing and the last advices left him lodging
about in Pennsylvania. When at Lancaster a
puolic dinner was rendered him. which he de-
clined, as he did the one rendered him at Harms |
burg few weeks before. Major Lewis is also
upon travelling expedition. aud was in BaIti |
more few dayssince on his way to Philadelphia. |
we have been requested to say. SAYS the Vir-
gna Free Press, that the friends of the Amerit an
> ystem III Virginia. scOut the idpa ,f dron,,,,