Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-07
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. C.
?YyUGSDsY MIR WING, APRIL 7, 1851

We shall, commence tomorrow the publica,io,
ofMr BCRGEss' Speech Il, the public dinner rive,
him in New-York. The conclusion Of Mr.
WEBsrsR's able, eloquent and patriotic speech
is given in tudays Gazette. and will amply remy
the oerusal. No man can rise from it witto.:
feelings Of pride aud qualification.
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The Richmond Enquirer thus speaks aai l..
the people hear The "orthodox Editor:
sis not Mr. Clay stronger at this time than
either Van Buren or Calhnun singlc-handed:.-
Caa the friends Of either of those gentlemen ey
pee, to put them in, by the voice of the people.
in competition with Henry Clay-or, arc they
prepared again to carry the election to the Hcuse
of Representatives"
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Poulson's American. in noticing the great CLu
meeting in Philadelphia, thus speaks:
"TEe citizens Of the city and county of PhiIa
deIphia, favorable TO the nomination Of HENRY
CLAY. as IA candidate for the office Of President
of the United States. assembled, according to
public notice, in and around the County COn.
House, at o'clock yesterday afternoon; butts
not one fourth Of the persons in attendance could
obtain admission INTO that building. the rleetns
adj burned to the Saloon Of the Musical Fund s.
ciety's Hall, which. though deemed the mo.tl
Dacious room IN Philadelphia. was filled mafs
minutes. This was certainly the largest anduO;
respectable assemblagc of our fellow citizens, W
political purposes. held in this cit! for mah!
years."
The Telegraph thus remarks upon tie attic.
copied from baltimore paper into YESTERDAY!
Gazette, relative to the removal Of Mr. THRrs
ToN:
Whatever may be the respectful
ity of the writer of the communication, it is W.
true. The Central Committee never did presel.
black list to the President or to any one else;
nor did they or either of them, as we believe, ad
wise the removal of Mr.. Thruston, who was re-
moved by the Secretary of State, and not by Ii:
President"
Will the Telegraph say that the Central CON-
mIttee have not recommended removals. No
aubling about "black list" The ''proscrlp
tinn." we perceive is about to be thrown upon
the Premier.
The Richmond Enquirer informs US that our
on-resihent Minister at the Court of the Russian
Autocrat, expects to visit ST. Petersburg IN the
month of June.
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Imprisonment for DeJt.-The bill to abos.
imprisonment for debt passed through its tam
reading in the Assembly of New York on tnHay
last. by vote of y to 81 Its fate in the Senate
is doubtful.
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The experiments which have been made 10 some
OF the most extensive vineyards at York. rem"
show that the Madeira and Lisbon grape vines
have withstood the severity Of the last wln'eI
much better thad any other species. The tact
mentioned for the information Of those who MAJ
be disposed to cultivate the vine.
CITY BANK, New YORK,
4h HprH, 1881.
Sln:-The Directors of this Bank have seeG
with surprise, a publication in the Daily Cent
mel. in which it is said .' they are informed thE
you are now in prison on a charge of being coz
cerned i'll the abduction of the money yet unrec'
vcred by the City Bank"
The information is not only false, but idle an.
absurd. The Directors of this Bank entertane
no suspicion of the {" abduction" Of any part
the money after it was in your possessions; all
they confidently believe that no person to SN'1
you are known, will. for moment, cred! n'
such rumor or suspicion.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors:
6. A. WORTH, Cashls'
Mr.. JACOB HAYES. High Constable.