Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
ALEXANDRIA, ID. CO.
.,.o,v MORNING, NOVEMBER IS. 1882.

IlbS
u,, for a season, bids us all FAREWELL"
. ,s,oIt Of the Presidential Election is now
II, known 20 make it certain that Presi :
''n 'r,rx,ov will be continued in Office for anO-
49, ,.rn Our readers know how anxiously
IL, ,.o.,x we labored to prevent such result,
, . also know that we h0nssfty and e0n'ei-
'nu ~, VI, I,h,ed-that our opposition to the re-
49," .,,n If The President was based upon our at.
-, ~ the Country and the Constitution,
,A,,it was fair, open, candid and Tree from
nO o,.,es. We have therefore nothing to
H. NJ ,clyes with. We do not believe
N. course Of the struggle we have mad e
,o.m,. ana We are certain that we never de-
MAJ one We are therefore content
-. he matter very calmly and philosophical.
! ,1oot the language Of ,he Winchester
',,;..r uspd after the election in Frederick:
1.-The maiorify Of the people seem to have
,,,, better of old Iliekory's administrator
,.1.a,,',n we of the opposition do-the IN
..r. consequence Of which has been that We
,,;.o,,,y. Ii is the fate Of war. and we
,h.,ri,plilosophically. w have one great
dive ore at the rsry bottom Of the Politl-
=. ,,e and if it ever again does move, we
.,,, ri,e. We cannot go any iowsr-we can
-, ,.,r,, olive have notains more TO lose.
"a. !. no danger Of our folks quarreiins about
u. # ogice-ve shall not have the trou-
y. f ,sruls,lnr The governmental clio K, ar o''-
machinery. The cares of state will not
.,r..s us and as the people Of the U. States
81, aft" we shall not be doomed to
.,.s Of keeping them IN order' Ii they ever
be;r WI. again, we shall belong to ina
80, marty Some few Of the Jackson folks are
., ,nr mast Justify Over our Frustrated party;
d., the waiori,y Of the yIctors seem TO De S'od
o,,yred enough. and conteuted to crack joke
With Toe ,anqaished, without boas'log or bras-
ono. Thu, Is Is it Should be. A generous cne-
n, !, satisfied with The victory, and does not
a.0l, t. fallen foe"
Srfcing 10 Temperance The Newoury-
mott Herald saws: One OF our merchants, on Fri
Jr7 a.,, ordered couple Of puncheons oil rum,
A, tat remained in his warehouse, to b. emptied
& their cOuteuts into the dock.
Cholera. 1T is with pleasure we learn from the
Elizabeth City papers, that the ChOlers has dsap'
cared tina, place
NEdenton, We regre. 10 state, the peshlen>
,il continue, to rage. For the three weeks,
adus on the 24'h utimo, the numb of deaths
lyerased about tive per day, and the reputed ca
sss abo-I double that number. With some four
Of hye exceptions. the disease has been confined
10 lie cO'ored population.
l. appears from the New Orleans Argus Of the
9Th nit, that the Cholera has at last appeared in
aar city. lthas already assumed, says the Edi-
nr] trm worse "than our aPprehensiOns -
We erialn that several deaths have occurred.
\ Considerable excitement prevailed yesterday,
ld NOOr three aPOthecaries of our acquaIn.
lance, we're krf very busy the whole day IN pre-
ring and selling the tincture IT ca uphor, which
eve'y person ought to keep in their residence, for
never falls to relieve the patient until medical
an caa DC poured and other medicines as pre-.
Nenayes Or cures. Tue disease We believe,
principally confined at present to the upper
lpOour and the leyee''
The Board Of Health net ON the Goth, aud
commended The establishment If Cholera Hos
'hi'-baI the Mayor had previously prepared Tor
e reception u itO pstie0,s. Much excitement
'''ail, Ii New Odeaus-and he physicians
ere requested to make daily reports TO The Board
health
l"'oaPerdacs and ihe Choirrn-A very inter-
|'1i. ha, in hppn ma hi hpb nv The