Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-25

P,,yv,x withdrew his name from amongst
E Tho Candidates sOae time before the clos
ny Of the polls
When the good Lafayette was the . Guest OF
g., and whilst mi lions of freemen were
.s.r;r, him,he homage of their hearts, the Hon.
IN, G. Calhoun gave the following toast, at the
,r,s, fee at Yorktown:
TIE STATE of JIrgi'ia-When asked Tor her
-. he NAV. like the mother oil the GraccEl,
,oint 70 her sons. :.
I, may not be amiss to suggest, that the us
sosr,hed individual who proposed tins senu'
mort had in the eve of his mind the magnificent
;,rs HrSsr Clay, one Of yirglnia's iIlustrlous
.oos Its the privilege Of the State OF his birth.
,od ue trust she viii exercise It, to point 70 h'm
a, the hope Ut the nation.
Among the names Of the passengers m the ship
us,,.t;as, at New York from Havre. we notice
t,, & Ioyy G. CRApM.N. of Alexandria.
p,ri.us,ers to July |, ard Havre TO July 2,
have bpsn received at New YorH. Their po'i'-
al con,cp,s have been anticipated BY arrivals
from England.
4 meeting Of the friends of Mr.. Calhoun in
Prince GEORGES County, Nj. has been called for
SATURDAY,. the 9Th inst. at Upper Marlboro.
Nessrs. I>aacs and Standlfer have beeh re-
elected to Congress from Tennessee,
b,diaaq.-It appears from the following para
sraph, which we find in the Indiana - Political
Clarion" that our friends are likely to secure a
majority in the Legislature Of that State, and
We may, consequently, lock- for the election of
Senator whose views are IN conformity with our
u1l:
Z" So far as we have, as yet, received political
Intelligence relative to the political aspect OF the
next Legislature, we have 90 National Repnbi-
can Representatives, and l6 Jacksoniaus--7 Ma
,iOnal Republican Senators, and lachsonians.
Wehave very little d0ubt but that The result will
SNOW, on joint ballot. majority Tor the Ane-
Iicau system aud Henry Clay"
.lki1lsds. The election of Mr. Sewer. the
Delegate from Arkansas in the last Congress, is
closely contested by Mr.. Desha IN Pulaski
county. Sewer had 2l2 votes. and nesha 2IO-
/, 10 believed, however, by the Ediror of the Ar.
Kansas Gazette, that Mr.. Sewer has been elected.
The deputation from Queen Ann, Caroline,
aud Talbot Counties, Md met at Marlborough
Oa Thursday last. pursuant to public notice, for
tie purpose of selecting National Republican
candidate Tor that Con .resslonal District, and
National Republican Delegate, to meet the Con-
'cation to be held in Bal;ir,ore il December next.
We understand (says the Ea.,on Gazette) that
1'an Leeds Kerr, fsq. Mas selected as the cand.
tate ter Congress, anJ Robert H. Go'dsborough,
'.'q was chosen 10 NEE; Tue Convention.
Apn5hc dinner was given 10 Mr.. Senator
i'aa1crs. Of Maryland On the 10th instant, b,
'N 'e.'ow-eiuLens Of Dorchester county. Tie
company was very numerous. was composed of
G.'''' Of both political parties. and Of all class
y" ''''e'y' Such tribute of respect must
'l'e oeen peculiarly gratifying IT, the distinguish
''S'e''' Ia reply to the toast complimentary
' GENERAL Chambers, he rose aud addressed the
company more than an hour. His speech is pro-
"'Ea IN the Chestertovn paper.
a@eehns OF the friends of Mr.. Clay in Pitts
't'sA IS called for Saturday next. the 27tn inst.
The Augusta Courier Of the 18th inst. saws
WI are almost glad Mr.. Calhoun is a Nuiiif-
~ 1t has made Georgia the most thornuea-so
ms Safe against Modification, in the whole
raon"