Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

emphasis the ruhiOuT ui'.l MI Naihoah W0utdu
for the Presidency.
..The whole machinery Of the administration.
out of order at Washington, and We NAV soo,s,
meet results therefrom that cannot fail Of hein,
useful, if properly employed. to our honest Oprn
si,ion. Its said that f,ceaiyt,co of the virsim,
delegation have seeded, and viii give Dull.
dinner TO Mr.. Calhoun, ashe passes through RH
mond.
1--WE hear that a correspondence betves,
General Jackson aud General Hayne, was snJ
denly closed by the former returning to the latte,
his letter. with the simple but expressive CON.
ment .lxsoLExT' marked upon II.
These rumors appear to be we'll founded
and if they were recorded as known facts. Tho,
could excite no establishment. lis the Da,p,,i
the unavoidable consequence Of such ASSOCIATIONS
i, is what was foretold. A double ordoub,fni
noiicv cannot and will not be tolerated and
rena,tre cast upon what is deemed the error Of
ore administration. is not considered enough I,
absol>e another from greater FAULT
ANs-
The present Governor OF the State os Indian
( Governor Raw i announced III the l.lNrea,s
bnrc : aesnian az a candidate for the Senate II
the United States lwo wears hence. The rece,
di.ncrsatlon nj Providence, which has, siuce m,
enumeration. vacated the seat for which the Go
I vernon proposed to contend, will give hin m On.
! pnr,uni,v Tor earlier competition for a seal IA
/ the Senate.
/ Thomas Z Durfoat has been appointed b,
| the President Of the United States. to be A.
,orney of the United States for the District q
! Virginia, ri,e Robert Stauard, resi- saed.
-1ssr
The following .ettcr from General Jackson Il
reply 10 a communication from certain Member.
of The Legislature of the State Of Olio, has been
published in the papers Of that State:
WssRIxGrox CRY. Feb. g. 1851
| GE>T1Eusx: Your communication at lanuar
last was received few days since. am iuir
grateful for an expression of feeling aud serI
ment 80 kind and nda!gent. as that which il COZ,
veys in behalf OF the principles whchits myCl
ject to promote in conducting the administers
uf the general government. 10 carry with M
into retirement such an evidence OF the apppl
ton of nv fellow citizens at the close Of the iN
wears for which they had elected me President
was the highest mark of my ambition; and one
WHICH, u 1 NtIt 81 i'bli"'t IL w ''dtH' HaN
never anticipated would subject me 10 anv future
calls in the service OF my country.
The desired amendment oI 'hc constitution.
as to sive TO the people direct yoteI in the chOl,
of President. and limit his term of office to on.
term of four or six wears. with other public COZ
sidcrations, afforded me Il ground on which !
thought that my own anxious wishes to ren'
could be INDUCED without disappointing the el
pectailons of my friends. or conflicting with aa,
public interest Considering, however. the M
merous declarations which have received iron
large portions of my counirymen IN various quar-
tiers. that my continuance IN office another tern
is necee sart to their harmonious and succes''a
cooperation. Tor the complete Accomplishment
those measures of Improvement and reform Whlh
have been commenced under my administrator,
Ifcduto be mn hty 10 yieldmy personnel ri''e
TO their solicitations.
prav YOU. gentlemen, to accept tins expression
of my gratitude for the favorable manner IN "aIsn
YOU have communicated your views. on tbs or
casion; and believe me. with great sincerity. you;
friend aud very obedient servant
ANDREW JACKSON
Messrs. Thomas Riydon, John Cochran '''
others.
-1aSS
Advices have been received from, >assau w
to the nineteenth of February. The hoy" WI
Of the 18th has this informatlon :.
On Monday last, the Instance CorIt Of VIC
Admiralty met for the purpose OF heatI"s W. '<
Of the American slaves. some time since |"'
| ed on Abica. In their conveyance from AtNi
dria. IN the United States. 10 New Orleans
to the fact of their having been first saved 'rs
the wreck of the vessel, and landed on '"l
Kew. some of them afterwards going on sh"ie
larger Key at Abaco: their being hro"sh
in three small vesse', & the pur. ba'eo' .
vessel here to cary them TO their o'I-'H" 30
tnatiun, another part of the United state uo
wa, no dispute. lis honor the Judge '9'fy
after hearing the argument OF The couhsc' OD'
sides decreed as follows
81 shall consider these negroes or per'ol'
color as having been cast by sh'pwrccK upon
Island or Kew within this colony. ha'lns
once actually. know of no law under "nI'D
NAV lawfully be dealt with as slaves IN 'h'' o. =,
nv. or which will authorize their removal O1T
eign country for the purpose OF beng 80 u.
with; and if so, they must, as necessary =" Is
quence be treated and considered as Tree
sons, and not as slaves illegally imported
as such to be proceeded against IN the .yU
Admiralty; nor has the Governor III 10,
ion, any power to deliver up those person. ,S e.
ont their consent, to the persons claiming o'u