Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-19

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Or Friday morning, the Thermometer s'o'd
at sl'
Tn. 6. panphlet" will be pouring an upon us
/. bushels. This, together with ITS extreme
II will render it unnecessary for US to pub
r., We have few remarks to make upon
10 correspondence Oh Monday.
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a,,,spr Correspondence The Washington
q, ..,on,eot of the U. s. Gazette says:
FIRE is rumor in circulation, part Of which
cndod in truth; but think the other part
,,,'s, he merely conjectural. The true part IS
u W. ,h,t correspondence has for some time
aS, been pretty actively carried on between
pas Jackson and Mr.. Adams. That il orr
;o",sJ with General Jackson, am very much
sI:oJ % heIieye. OF the nature OF this cores
"nderce. ,umor says much; but the possibility
Po" ~, mach that rumor says is not truth. Ii IS
"a ,5a, the object or one Of the objects, OF tins
'"' 'o.nondence. ON the part Of General jackson,
r. ady,ce of Mr.. Adams in relation to dit
s."I,;ao in which the General finds himself pac-
~ This NAV be partly true, for 1t has been
God nv persoris who have experience, and
rSo have also the opportunity OF seeing now
,b;nrs are managed, that there is great PerPlexi-
w. ;n fine Executive department-that there are
Y - of ignorance, doubt and apprehension
!! ,bnse who regulate affairs, which cannot De
- :.oL =, cod he operaton of which must be
o"ah,rr,ss the conduct Of the Government
81 ~ ,b;ncs can no more be hidden in the ad-
Illustration of government, than they can IN
lie m,nacement of a family, Rumor further
,axs thai the President is troubled with mlsg'v-
So ,s 70 the ability, or else the attachment to
himself and his views, OF some OF those aOout
him. who are constitutiona!ly his advisers; ana
,b,fhe has BEGUN TO discover, that they are eith-
80 .ctu,tpd by selfish considerations; or from
nhsr causes that they do not give him that advice
which sccords with the wishes Of the people. Ii
in such an emergency, with such impressions on
nj. mind. he should have applied to MIR. Adams,
:, all shew either some remains OF good sense,
ar else that fear of The result oil ms admlnlstra-
,;on has dispersed every other feeling. and led
him 10 do what in the day ct high triumph ana
bisb tone, he would have scorned 10 do. There
>. n, doubt of the fact that correspondence en-
,.,s and there is now no doubt that General
kick son is now sats6ed-now that Mr.. Adams
!. no LONGER his competitor and can no longer
,r,s his path-that he has done injustice to that
uDri.ht and able statesman. Time VIII teach
him bye and bye, that he has also done injustice
10 many others, and injustice which can never
b. repaired. Whether any thing have related
as to the nature Of this correspondence be correct
or otherwise. [ cannot undertake 10 say. mere
" intended to put you in possession Of the tone
Uf the current rumOr."
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AusriS's Colony in Texas. is receiving great
accession to its population from the CnitW States.
The last Louisiana Advertiser remarkS:-" The
emigration To Texas last season, was unparalleled.
Twelve or thirteen vessels were engaged in the
,rade between that place and this, all Of which
we're crowded with emisrants: in addition to this,
Numbers went by land. This season it is estimated
that more than five times as many will emlgrate
than went last year:-several vessels have AREA
dy saled-three are now up-and upwards OF
tsohundred emigrants are now in this city; among
them aremen Of capital. The crops in Texas
'ast season were very fine: some OF the planters
NaVe had tier cotton in this market for some time
past; they enter it for expectation, and conse-
gaeHtly pay no duty. 1t is equal in quality to
Mississippi or Louisiana. The inducement held
Oat By the Mexican Government to emigrants is
very great. viz. 4446 2-Sds. acres, 10 every man
Of family. The price of passage. for cabin
passenger, is $50: s,eerage $40; when family
Is taken, reduction is made. The time for per-
hrmms the voyage is from three to five days."
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