Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27


Jefferson-a Discourse delivered at Ro,,..,
College--his argument in the Cherokee case :.
two Speeches in Congress on Bankrup, S.,
tem-a Speech on the Bank Of the U. S.,
On the Missouri Question, and one on Retreat
ment and Reform The volume contains ,,,..
$40 pages, and is neatly got up.
The eloquent and soul stirring speech Of n,
MEL Webster at the National Republican c.,
ventiOn in Worcester, IS worthy Of his ~.
mind. tits full of the fire of patriotism, IN, -
ersy of virtue, and the force Of truth. r.,
are in all the productions of Mr.. Webster i,f
cations Of a pureI, .7merican heart, which i,,.
est the feelings Of his countrymen. We don
know any public man who is more single mini
ed. if We may use the expression, than Mr.. Wei
ster. He has his eye fixed upon the honor Il,
glory and the welfare Of his country. Apdk
takes in his comprehensive glance all parts Off
He does not confine his observation to hi. g.
ton or that quarter. He is not a northern s,,,s
man-n0r a southern statesman--but an Am,l.
can Statesman. lie is not partizan-Br
party polltician-but sincere lover cf The t.
on and the Constitution. Such is Daniel Wa
ster. Who is not proud of him as hi. cogn,v
man.
We have received from, Portland. Maine
circular signed by very large number Of q,
chants Of that city, who state tina. though hiaa
to they had not been found NEEDING with pi
tics, especially III the Presidential elections, ag
n0D feel it duly to address their fellow .ttl,ea
They believe that the reelection Of General lltI
son will b. productive of the most extensive evil
to them, and consequently to ship builders, ,s
men, aud all those who furnish materials for sdn
or commerce. The new terms Of the West Ill
dia trade they particularly deplnre, as being DE-
strucuve OF all their plans, and throwing the baI
part Of that trade into the hands OF foreign 1gE
owners; and if the boundary question should n
settled as Jackson desires that It should b., hrI
believe that the business OF Maine will be pu
" ruined, the lumber trade especially.
The Philadelphia Chronicle says" Wem|
authorized and requested (by gentleman vt
known in this city, and especially among ourF
liticians) to state that there il no Foundation
the report that Mr. Ingham has been, or is uh
appointed Secretary Of the Commonweala
Pennsylvania. !"
This is odd enough.
Meetings of the Barbour party have Os,a I
Gently held in Norfolk and Fredericksburg l.
effort is too late. Earlier organization anda T
per means might have given the vote Of ibehiI
to Judge Barbour-as it is. all is in vain.
DIR. Scudder, in New York, makes ar'l5a
eyes and ears, and dentist in Charleston rn''
manufacturing artificial paIa,es This 81"
the age of improvement; nor do we kDo" to ~
extent these arife iais may not be carried
rangues in South Carolina, where he vase
deavoring to stir the people up to res'''an'"
said to have urged that {" death was mm1
cuHstance, and whether it happened ii"' :"
er or a little later did no, very much mll'
This is quite phlIosophic Til. m.Ts "''
S,dace, however, is a serious matter WIZ
people. -
The Episcopal Convention. now s'ih": D.
York, are engaged in discussing the suO)e'.Df
tive to the vacancy in the dioces OF Ono ~
op Chase, the cause of all this dispute 10
moved to Michigan, and Is now qu'eus '"
there as preacher. q
The National intelligence comments WIZ
severity upon the jacoJin avowal oil us "
more Republican, Of it's sentiments WIN -
to the Bank Of the U. States. The kep'''
boldly proclaimed that the Bank ought " "
lently pulled down!
The Legislature Of New Jersey a;seH'""
the esd. Several very important app'in'n'
are to be made, viz. Governor, C"''e' -
Senator, Chief Justice and several otoer o'D,'
A large majority on Joint Ballot are 'r'sD' &
Mr.. Clay. -