Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-23
ALEXANDRIA. DC.
TUESDAY HORNLNG, AUG UST % 49,,

Kentucky.-The result Of the election in Il,
state, has impaired to usthc mast pleasing ssD,
tons; a glow %! feeling unspeakably iO,~
and delightful. Our seaSibli,es would have,
deed been cold and heagtIe>s. il they could "a.
be aroused BY the thrilling intelligence whl,bb,,
reached US. The partiLans Of the adminstrai,.
and the Cuihom;tes must not be displeased Wit
the expressions of our feelings. II they Cam.
participate in our JOY, wc intreat them TO 81,
nothing unkinJ to mar it.
We have it at lendh in our power to Inform o.,
readers, that it is now satisfactorily aseeraiue5
that decided majority OF the Legislature are h.
friends of the national republican candidate f..
the Presidency, which secures the appointing,
of United States Senator, friendly to hi, ~
tensions, and opposed to the "poNers thatb !
Besides this we have gained three members .
the Legislature of the patton. At the lase d.
ton. but two friends to Mr.. Clay were re.up..
to Congress. at this one. fire have been cho,,
There cannot now be doubt that large MAI,
ty ofthe people of Kentucky are in favor Of L,
election of her own gifted citizen. to the ci.
magistracy Of the Union. Itwouid indeed arI
Uren more grateful US, if the victory had W.
more glorious. If Jacksonism had been routed Al,
overwhelmed. II was desirable that Mr.. Cy
should receive the undivided su!frages of hs u
publican countrymen. lie towering inteIIc,
and distinguished moral and civic virtues emf, \
him to them, but we should rejoice at what
been effected, and rest confident in the beIy}
that the I" Star of the West" is the hvor,s 1
the people, and that the "Greatest and b.,
''the Second Washington" the "Roaring Lci
can Gever again find favor with the people
Kentucky. 49,
General Leven E. Parker ant Col Ltlte
Upsher have been appointed Delegates to 0
proposed Anti Tariff Convention, by m..t
Of the citizens Of Northampton County Va
In giving to his readers the exposition recs
IL put forth by Mr.. Calhoun, the edit
of the Camden Journal says--"Mr. G
houn, it will be perceived, has given himself
tirely to Modification, but he has given TO d
horrible doctrine, no new idea, nor to its adj \
Gates any new arguments, and while he has b \
voluntarily destroyed himself beyond all ei.
of redemption, he has not that we Can see
poor consolation even Of having conferred .
possible benefit upon tie little party Of men
believe in the heresy. HIS name they have q
had, and il gives them therefore, no new slrH
tiOn-no additional confidence"
Messrs. McEIrath and Bangs. Bookseller
NewYork, have just published in large and Il
CANT form the Mosaic History Of the Greats
as prepared in England by Thos Wood, Az
and revised and improved in America gt
Rev. Professor Durbin Of Augusta Collegs n
Professor D. has much celebrity in this e0'H9
and the original author Of the work has prsPfS
It with great research and ability
Some of the planters Of the vicinity Of h'''
vile, Alabama, are turning their attention O'
cultivation Of Hemp, and the manuiA''f
Cotton Bagging and Bale Rope. So TAR ID
prospects are said to be very encouraging Hn
them much greater profit than the srO''s
Cotton Gas heretofore done.
On Monday week sailor hanged himself
| Newbern NC. The Spectator mentions u'
the third death caused BY intcmperance' 10
town, within three weeks; the three beng
only instances within thirty year,
Richard Rush. This gentleman was a'''s
ed On the 9th inst. by commItte OF Genh'h
acting in behalf of the Anti-Masons, IN the W
ity of LANCASTER, Pa. who desired to knoS y
ther he would allow himself to be coG'''
among those, from whom the candidate '@
Presidency is to be selected at the con'en'N.
be held in Baltimore. in September ID
Rush's reply, he says he must uneqafO'i.'
kept nut of view for either the NOMINATION"
Presidency or that of the Vice PRESIDENCY
doubt should be thrown upon his m",'''
Buenos Ayres papers to the 2Sth Of 'aas
been received by the brig Wandefer " =