Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

isrG'It ~. ;mpressions which it produced at first.
hrrlsa n;rcums stances are daily developing them
lat'eu Inch show, that whatever may have been
,'l'e'' ,'rL.op's original good feelings for the
i''!, j. 80, sources Of them have become poison
>s"' lat influences are at work, to wean him
Cd a. 60 Sn,theru friends, his first and warmest
from a. az and decoy him into the support OF inter
suu.J deeply at war with ours, as with the prin-
80 a. g; nnr Government. We speak Of the
lPle' PES. ~ with Mr.. Calhoun, and the proscrip-
,'a"T The Modification party-events which are
on " S;scopnected with each other, both evinc-
o1'f -, nf hostility to Southern politics aud
=; a" TN" men. very far from Hatterlng to any
''au''t" ,bs redress OF Southern wrongs, through
afPe' ' =, They do more: they show to
> h ,1.rcan People that the great principles Of
ne ,.,,vtion do not constitute the guides, or
the t",,,' mich the attention of this Admnistra-
',, a 3, the putting down and setting up OF men
and parties"
u rsj5,ua.-'rhe public stage in which this
~ ,,.roJ citizen was making his way home
hr,ke down on the night OF the 18th inst
'' ,t, T ~os consequently delayed day in Dim
40: .iE, and Brunswick. In the afternoon OF the
i p '..,a,nbabitants of Lawrenceville heard that
''' 'IJ nrobably lodge that night within or
80 ~. of the town: they immediately conven-
! and appointed Il committee to wait upon MIN
.+s,be following communication.
L,wRrxcEvILLE, 18th March, 1851.
alan e. Calhoun. V. P. U. ).
' 90, The citizens Of LawrcncevIlle hearing OF
s." .,,,Js,tal detention in its vicinity-have in
~, roetinq Resolved, to invite you to DIN
'," r,c.d3y or Wednesday next.-ihls inri-
-. : intended not less as manifestation OF
'.,' da,iJpd appreciation Of your distinguished
,.i,,i, course, than OF respect tor the once you
,,,r 5,l with 50 much credit to yourself and be-
If. 70 our common country.
T,r undersigned beg leave to express the sem
.aa,o,s If esteem and respect they Individually
o,srt,in for your personal worth and eminent
rqbic services.
Very respectfully. your ob't Scry'ts,
ROBERT TURNBULL,0
ADDISON POWELL, Comm;,tss
JOHN WYCIE,
DlGGS POWER,
r, which Mr.. Calhoun made the following
rTl7:
Gentlemen: Il is with great regret that | am
cancelled to decline the invitation to dinner
,5ch Won in the name of the citizens OF Law
,erc,,ie have given me.
Never was there period Of my public life at
bpb the appreciation of my fellow citizens was
more VI lcome. than al the present: and | can as
,are YOU there is no portion of diem tor whose
| god opinion have more profound regard than
| nr thai Of the high minded and patriot citizens
. this distinguished commonwealth.
With such feelings. had circumstances per-
ntted; would gladly have accepted your invi-
atom. but trust that YOU will find sufficient
iDOlOsy for declining it in my long absence from
aone and consequent soicitude to return to my
timly with as little delay as possible.
For the fatterlng terms III which you have
made the invitation, permit me, gentlemen, to
lftr vOa ms sincere acknowledgements.
With sincere regard. am yOnr Ob't serv't
JOHN c. CALHOUN.
Robert rurnbul, Addison Powell, &c.
-1as>
Goea;e Session Of the Legislature of Mary
rloas the shortest which has occurred in that
>ale or 20 years. The Annapolis Republican
>y'olt that" without exception we have
rJri >DOken of, as being composed OF men
a1e mos, exemplary habits, and of the strict
-''t,eutlon To business that have been sent here
'5'ry wears.
'mt@c.-The report is gathering strength
I' ar Randolph, our Minister no where near
&tOnrt Of St. Petersburgh. is returning home
'7Pl'e the present administration, and par
"TIy "he Republican Party" who exer-
-, he functions Of Secretary of State. 9 Eft
S-r.'" as somebody told Gen. Jackson TO
~O Mr. Calhoun.
-<AsS
S'N Road JtaRia. Philadelphia too has the
nv .Ti'a, as by the annexed paragraph from the
'lpaePna Chronicle will more fully appear:
Inc books to receive subscriptions to the
"'S'Osn Rail Road Company we're opened
y, :. noLlmg at nine O'Clock. at the City Hotel
la'd' below Arch st. A great number OF
s.''S was IN waiting, and the rush was more
,'ya' ,han any thing Of the kind we have seen
, ,Dyg VI Cooke was playing at the Chestnut
~ ioeatre; when coats and breeches used to
wa 10 atters every other morning. The
NE hotel, we are told, was thronged at
-' 1S CLOCK bv persons, some of whom had
'''' uere since the dawn Of day"
<Nsk-
gpp'Iors Of Necm.-We have Inspectors of
Nv, WI r'Sh' &c. The New York Legislature
,,,, eo0at adding to the list the new office of
Il r