Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-11

mOrla vi the Bank, to the committee OF ways
and Means BY avote of 100 to go. Part of the de-
bate we publish this NOR ming, Its conclusion will
De given tomorrow.
We find the following extract ola letter from
4 Annapolis, pa ring a handsome compliment to
Governor Howard, of Maryland published in the
Richmond Enquirer:
"The Legislature of Maryland have this day
elected George Howard, Esq. Governor of Ma
ryland. The Office could have been no other
wise desirable to him, than as his election proves
that. although he came To it by 4 constitutional
PROVISION. for a providential decree, the death,
in the recess, OF the regularly elected incumbent
&c administered the Chief Magistracy in man
her to show that he was adequate to its duties,
and worthy OF its dignity. He occupies, as Go
vernon, the house in which he was born. being
he son Of the sterling old Patriot who would not
fight at Eutaw and the Cowpens-except with
The bayonsG
Governor Howard has b, en- elected BY CLAY
men, and is himself for CLAY; but Nature tem-
pered his clay with generous and noble dspo.
sitlOD, that leads him 10 regard his fellow men
according to their merit, rather than their acct
dental differences Of opinion"
81 Massachusetts,. Legislature assembled
"a Thursday morning, and was organized BY the
choice in the Senate Of VIM. Thorndyke as Pre-
,ident, upon the third ballot, and Of WIN, B.
we observe, $50 members voting in the House of
Representatives.
The editor Of the Portland Advertiser, saws
ne U. S. Gazette, has enlarged bis paper, with
nut eniargins his price. He says. after return
ug thanks to bis patrons, ''whatever they give
rs shall be returned to them" There spoke the
rOul OF newspaper enthusiastically new sub
fcribers will set one Of the craft upon an extra
Expense.
The Baltimore Chronicle gives the following
fmt, which 1t may not be amiss to enforce by
8ePeution-
j The National Journal thinks that Congress
Phoud call for an exhibit Of Mr.. Randolph's &C
8Ount ior his ten days services in Russia. But
I've 90 not believe Congress will do any such
ming II Is certain that such call will never be
made by Jackson men, and as for the opposition
Fnemoers they possess too much modesfy and
'For6sardnce, OF what they term naagna,,,m,tu
n hurt the feelings Of the President by such q
tiemand.
The Jackson party deal in blows, their oppo.
tents IN compliments-the former uses the hatch.
II the bludgeon or the kitchen knife-the lat.
'r nothing bat The small sword. and that of so
ne taper and 80 exquisite temper, as not to
S4'e the wound it makes percepube to the eye.
ne one relies on its own active exertions-the
'aer on lis principles
lhe acts OF the administration should be laid
ire' and subjected to PUBLIC inspection. No
nns else can break the spell which blinds and
uets the supporters Of the President.
WI thuse who have the power to give US LIGHT.
~ irom tmdity or fear Of offending. permit
mss te remain concealed, they must not be sur.
,seo u public opinion do not correspond with
'elr expectations
iNe taxable real estate in New York, as a..
s%di IN 1850, amounted to So5. 7l6,4s5. In.
vase Of value in the five previous years, so. els
D. on the slst March, 1881. there was loan.
W y On mortgages Of landed property in the city,
55 t,6l6, 6ls.
iGe Columbia Free Press Of the slst ult. con.
a'ns an Address to the People Of South Carroll.
d. IRON " the Friends of the Union of tho IT
>''es'"in the State Legislature. 1t was agreed