Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-14

T., t,,t .Jas. IL Goodwin. Henry Cay;
80 bs found IN the Presidential char IN
t.ycb 1882; and Andrew Jackson al Dis CHOICE
1.-The Hermitage. ri H. c.oros
- Ia and his compeers. Hayne and Hamil-
Re II remembered, Virginia had no Torres
the Revolution, nor has she any nuilihess uo".
Rn DIR. H. H. Ls,cis. Henry Clay; May nc
!, our next President. haU
,atSs: It sometimes happens that the 'oee ~
sa,ou and sobriety is suppressed, wneh PrI Ius
mon Nv all the articles Of intriguing a''u us-
;gnine men, but the consequence Is ''o 'e'''''e
10 last long. lila, ceIshr,,;on. %
n Carlisle, Pa III S,.tss
i rhr Hero Of New Orleans; in tne 'en'eu he'u,
he filled the measure OF his country e'o'H a"u
the cabinet. would have veriheu 'ne Preu'I eohS
e his friends, but Tor the "ui'er'or ''s"s VI y,
H,he grand magician, and tile " Ha''Su '"uu'"'e
& ,f evil counsellors. " G
4 .rta ah,s and eloquent indicator Of his coun,
,rY,. r;Yhts ON the floor Of Congress in 1872 ana
i -, ,r;,e,n,baot defender of his own character IN
o, - An honest man, the nOblest work OF
tiod." L., c.crstarv
.Tba Hon. Samuel u. Ingham, late secretary
: ,Lo Treasury: His unbemlshed character IN
- rGs his iucorruptIble political principles,
"a ~, ;ote0rity aud zeal in the management vi
- G.cI concerns of the natl N, were insuU-
~, 90 protect him from the effects OF drym de-
80 :, Washington; dismissed from the cabinet
;,hont. cause. he returns To his naive state
Il, tho nlaudits Of all honest men, un''urt ov
he SANDERS Of hireins press, or the dagger OIL
Tns Hnn. WIN. Ramsey and L, II. Crawford
a.. REPRESENTATIVES IN Congress. guided ny
nr;nc;n,e and supported By the people, no allure
of faction can seduce them from the path
pam3sylyania: Alike distinguished for inte0',
80 nh her sister States. The first to award
sSs tr;h.te of great republic to the - Hero Of
- Orleans" How has she been rewarded:
~ N. rejection Of one of her most distinguished
nrs from the cabinet Of the natiUn? or III the at
,smDts Of pensioned presses to DIVIDE the ranks
W. Hon. John Branch and ]. MCPHERSON Ber-
RON. They preferred "honor" to Office ana emo
mem, their own states will do them Jnsuce.
Nan Bursn, Eaton. Lewis, Kendall, the mi
,,dslphia Inquirer & CO.: But tor these the re-
aIsrion Of Gen. Jackson would not now De III Jeo-
pady. r. por s,mueI
n ,1Vham: A iavorite son of democratic Penn
sv,.,e;,-'roo noble minded to be purchased oy
6re;oa mission. and possessed OF TOO much
n 6rnuess aud self-respect to De " m'"t'""e"
Il BY the "blus,sring threats OF "0er"'Se"
"A MAJOR" n c.,L
n BIZ Pa,riek Davidson, Esq. ], {. Calhoun;
N Wee President of the U. States: As man aud
rn;,can. he retains the confidence OF his friends
Jus sterling integrity any WORTH can oe 'n''
peschetI by the caumny of his enemies.
Bs JOHN Uysth, jr. Esq The democracy Of y,
Pennsylvania: Too elevated To stoopto "iarce;
sbe knows how to protect her sons from DULLES,
from 1.-The clustering parts they are made 10
IN, Chayi., Ellison. Col. 'Towson: The brave
def,S Ter ,l his cuuntry's rishts,and the undaunt
rl incl Of the rights of his cuuntrymen. The
=. y shriuks from the indignant trown OF tried
IS.
3u ,Jos.ph Black. Hon. Samuel ID. insham
An incorrnptihle patriot and faithful puoi'c ser
want. He is not to be alienated from the demo
cracy of the Union By the tricks OF the mas
ciap. In the dissolution Of the unit, We teal
the government .as lost more than traction.
BIZ c. NJ Old Hickory:
The tree that has brsved many q blast,
nut now Ike a willow must bend at last
Ry DR.. John Myers. Hon. John M'Lane
The eyes of the whole American people are upon
him-aud the unanimous voice of an enlightened
nation, will. ere long, crowd upon him the most
DISTINGUISHED honors.