Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-15

bit Its Independence. ihese dre "ritets 0l anO.
nylnous articles, attacking individuals or bodies
Of men, bringing against them charges Of tie
most grave and serious kind. Nothing Can ex.
coed the anxiety these people feel that the public
prints SHOULD prove themselves the bold and har.
DIV questioncrs Of every species OF abuse-the
exposers of every kind of imposltlon-ready at
all tunes, at every hazard and at every sacrifice
to inquire out wrongs, and give the names of the
perpetrators to the public-and, above all, to
publish all the attacks on individuals that are
sent them. These are the very persons who
shrink from responsibility, and IN reality show
less independence Of spirit than almost any others.
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NJ. L. l.. Macombe, of Gardiner. Me- has
succeeded in introducing India Rubber into the
composition of Hat bodies, by which that capital
article Of apparel is rendered completely imper.
yious to water, pliable and elastic. without any
diminutlon OF the usual beauty of mapping and
shape. How will India Rubber stand the sun in
July?
A report is in circulation ;hat General Jack
son, remembering the services OF MIR. ADAMS,
and his Kindness to him during the discussion Of
his high handed measures in Florida, - has ina.
infested disposition to make a call upon Mr..
ADAMS for the purpose of a friendly explanation
and renewal of former intercourse. The re-
port soes further, and states, that on Mr.. Ad
ans being asked whether, under existing circum.
stances. such visit would be agreeable, he re-
piled that VISIT from the President of the Unit.
ed States would at any time be perfectly agree
able, and receive his most respectful considera.
ton. This is just what might be expected from
that great and good but much injured Statesman.
Ii is to be remembered, however. that this.
with the other rumors which will be found in ano.
Their part Of to-day's Gazette, are, after all, but
TutDlOrS.
A communication in the Fredericktown PoIlti
cal Examiner states that there are SO srog-shops
in that place.
Hiinois.-This state is seriously considering
the proprlety of making Canal from the Mis.is.
sippi to connect with New York.
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Il ne,o State P,gM.-Upwards If 100000
in gold are said to have been coined in Georgia
On one side is ..Templeion Reed, Assayer:'
and on the other Georgia Gold" We sup.
posed the right of coming gold and silver belong
cd exclusively to the General Government.
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Missouri Productions.-A lady Of our city
has become the happy mother Of three pretty
girls at one birth. This branch Of industry
should be encouraged. Some gentlemen made
up handsome Christmas gift for them. Webe
speak tine patronage of Governor Pope for TIE
Young ladies. Miss. Repub.
<NS
Extract TO the Editor Of The Penn. hqiare,. dated
WAsHINGToN. January9
IL Is ru1nOreG, that the Senate of the United
States will reject the treaty negotiated with lur-
key, and lately submitted by the President for
their confirmation, on the ground that the com
missioners who made the treaty were appointed
without constitutional authority. In the case oil
the celebrated Panama mission, the senatorial
friends of the present administration commended
and voted that the President had no authority to
originate or create a mission in the recess o The
Sc nate; that he had only the power to fill dPlo-
matte vacancies that might occur IN the recess,
and that these appointments must be submitted
to the Senate for their advice and consent at he
session after they are made. Ii seems mat the
commissioners who framed the treaty With lur
key were rot only appointed or originated IN The
recess, but that they never were submitted to The
senate. Mr.. laZeweil anu OlheiS ieeI po"n" !"
maintain their consistency of principle, and the
result, 1t is said, will be the rejection OF the rea-
ty, and an an intimation vote OF advice TO inc
President to submit to the Senate the nomination
of new mission to negotiate another or confirm
the same treaty with the Turks. This is one oil
the reports which have been circulated IN hs
metropolis for some days past. DO not 'ouen
for its accuracy. T..
lis runored. that the late Indian treaties
will be opposed or rejected in the senate, on lhF
ground that they were made with people HAVING
no will of their own, and acting under species
of influence amounting to coercion. | DO IO'
vouch for the authenticity Of this report
IL Is runaOred, that some of the executive
nominations will run hazard OF rejection 10 'De
senate. Its. however. believed that the corr
mssioners under the Danish treaty will be eol'
frmed without difficulty.
II has been abswdiy reported, that the VICE
President has challenged the President to sn'
gle combat. There is no truth in this ruinor'
II is rumoyed, that MIR. Crawford has wil'len
severe letter to MIR. Calhoun, and that the Ia'
ter gentleman returned it without an answer
Ills rumored, that correspondence has en'u'
ed between Mr.. Forsyth and Mr.. Calhoun
II is r,nored, that tomorrow morning ma
iority of the judiciary committee will report