Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-20
ALEXANDRIA. DC.
~ v0ByygG, 0CTUBER 20, 1871.


-, have an unconquerable repugnance
M - ;a,o ,be "sloush and mire' OF Jackson
:''"a >. would furnish our readers with the
'. ',,Ss editor of the Telegraph to the charge
7'! ,i,o5e,' preferred against him by Major
- B..ides, in publishing the appeal OF that
l '.,.n,o. We purposely omitted the part now
a',, e,oec,ins that it would be followed
'' Under. and unwilling to open our CO.
~ n ,pch a controversy. As matter oil
~ - ,ocoscted with the '.POlilics OF the day."
.'.'., go would state, that in this reply the
g,.of the Telegraph accuses OF his own snow
'.' Amos Kendall, Of the most unblushlng aud
'' .rI,d yenality-of having sold himself,
-fJ hsly, for filthy lucre-of his having,
II. friends, offered binseIf to the party
- >. head he is now placed for one thousand
a.. of the money for tins basest OF all base
80. being actually paid, &c..! All this,
= ,,,e,t !. asserted upon the personal know
-. If the editor of the Telegraph; and no man
- better opportunity than himself for
.,.r Thus. one BY one. the ''secrets OF the
-, house" are divulsed--and that, too, by
4. .pprOrters Of this most iniqul,ous dynas-
rordaIl is continued in most responsible
81. the bosom friend and counsellor OF the
, ELAN, AMI ole of the leaders OF the Jackson
u,gM
Wb,, effect this new disclosure, or rather con-
,..,n Of VIVA, has along been believed, Gaay
,. re know not. EnOug h has already trans
,,.l n, cover with isnomy, shame and contempt,
Z. .rr.a,' no rule in this Government-iurther
..... .eom useless. For ourselves, we cannot
,,,,bly be made to think worse Of them than we
,,, Jn having long since been fully satisfied
M convinced that more corrupt, depraved,
mi abandoned set never obtained power, or
s,re suffered to retain It,
We have not seen the Cincinnati Gazette,
,oaldnas. as the Globe informs us, structures
d, ar course With reference To the nomination
a Mr.. WIRE, and cannot, therefore, Judge Of
heir nature. OF one thing, however, we are
certain. that, as to that matter We have pursued
The honest and independent dictates OF our own
,.o,s Of iu,tlce The editor Of the Globe him
,,i i, 50 accustomed 10 speak cr caiaedrd. that
he cannot conceive Of others speaking out openly
What they think, without advice or dictaton.
Hence. he wanted to know the other day, ON
author for an article we wrote on the subject
Of the Aun-Masunic nomination. We leave it
for the government Official" and is allies, to
ENJOY he unen,labir reputation OF having ''back,
yrs aud boltle hOlders''-of being speaking-lrun :
pei, for others to talk through. An independent
editor does not write '.by authority" over his
editorial articles. Those who .swear iiNery," or
lave their ''collars MARKED" may, with more
popety, adopt such a custom.
Mr, J, KEITH was elected to the legislature in
Charleston on 18th Instant, after very animated
contest by majority Of eight votes. Mr. K. be-
nng' 10 the Free Trade aud States rights party.
The Steamboat Union, Capt. Huddleston. in
ascending the Mississippi. struck a snag aud sunk
near the town OF Fulton, in 'reune>see-principal
part OF the cargo saved. She was insured IN Gin
JluOati tor $1,000.
IN account from Barbados, of the 5th Sep
Fmber, states that 5-04 persons had then been
oGad dead in the ruins and the churches were full
Of he wounded.
Ao'h-Ou Friday afternoon, while lad was
u'rHs ID small bOat in the ourer harbour Of New
i1'i' his boat vas attacked in a most tenacious
manner by Shark. After the first attack. the
SDarS jumped IRON the ocean into the beat, which,
ron his bouncing he would have sunk. had not
'oocer boat near at hand, come to the relief If
Tue boy. With great difficulty the sea monster
Wv Nied. lie measured eight feet in length,
'N0i The most ferOciOus kind of sharks, called
y mariners man eater. He weighed between
'a''e aud four hundred.
ANNAPoLIs. October 1-th.
.. q. court Of Chncery The argument on the
= ''' Tie Idnal Company was continued by Mr..
,'u.' 'Ae Whole OF Friday, Saturday aud to-day
: 'S Concluded lis remarks about the usual time
y "'loarhmeo,. Tomorrow Mr.. Writ will con-
V' me argument on the same side