Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24

Remember Jeremy, I speak for the better would
7 couIJ saw the greater! part Of the profession:
fur "a for those whose only object IS to earn Nv
;ug who would draw the last drop of blood from
the veins of their victim. could they but coin II
info gold-Nephew quack you shall not be! l
will bury veu with this hand first! r.
{. Relieve me, this is no fancitu picture. II
vou have genius, if you be Of an Impatient tenn
1er. # your character be proud and finely sensi
tive. | warn you-study not medicine. fet re-
neat as far as concerns myself, have no obJec-
lions. | am willing to instruct you: out "e,s"
we'll what YOU do-lest you repent when repent
cnce will avail you nothing. Jour. o. 0ea""
Majority for Mr.. Clay over Col. Johnson y
over all others 8. The Clay Senators represent
ins Mercer and Washington Countess voted 'ne
Jackson ticket-while the Jackson Senator re-
presenting, Or rather mis-represen'inS Mad'''h'
adhered to his party.
Thus has Kentucky responded to the call OF the
natios. and placed her distinguished citizen, lieu
~ Clay. in the Senate ofthe United STATES tP,
on result so suspicious, we congratulate thr
State and the Nation. Ii was once the good Tor
tune of this great man to calm the elements %
narty. when in fearful agitation-the high p'iIi-
iepe NAV again dcvoIve upon him OF soothing the
angry feelings, and allaying the deep rooted pre-
judices. which not only mar the harmony, but
threaten the stability of the Union.
The Ken,uckian" of Friday says" ln the
evening, the friends Of Mr.. Clay, without refer
ence to party, were invited to a very handsome
entertainment at Weisiger's Inn. Between Tour
and five hundred assembled. The greatest har
mony and hilarity prevailed. Mr.. Clay and Got
Johnson being toasted, replied in manner then
friends and admirers knew to be peculiar to them
selves. MIR. Clay said that he should ''6e. no
the representatives. Of party, but Of The '0h0i'
Stale"
Mr.. Clay paid handsome tribute OF respect
TO Col Johnson, which that gentleman returned
in his address" -laysuile Ky Eagle.
Gov. Metcalfe IN his Message to the Lesisla
ture of Kentucky, says:-
economy, that national wealth consists in the mos
enlarge and varied capacity to acquire the ne
cessaries and comforts Of life. The ancient bu
fugitive theory, by which the minds of many have
been bewidered, that national wealth consisted
in acculnulatons over and above the annual con
sumption, has long since been exploded. All
practical statesmen now admit that hoarde;t &c
foundations. without a market or the means .
transportation to market, are vaueless and vii
soon perish Whatever saves labor or time is ad
United to be productive of wealth. Whatever ia
cilitates and cheapens the process Of exchangin:
one commodity for another, increases the caPaci
ty to produce; enriches the nation, adds to he
offensive and defensive strength; diffuses happi
ness and comfort and joy amongst her own citl
zens, increases their love of home; affords then
leisure for the cultivation Of the mind; enable:
them TO minsIe without defined limit in the affair
Of active practicable life; exalts their character
and that Of the State, TO the loftiest sun init 9
human elevation.