Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-18

Jrck,on and Barbour Ticket.
list District, John w. Murdaugh, Of Norfolk
County.
I'd. John q. Crump, Of surry.
Sd. William Crump, Of Powhatan,
4th. Thomas NJ. Nelson, of Mecklenburg.
9Th. Samuel P Christian, of Buckingham.
9th. William b Banks. of Halifax.
9th. Jos eph MARTIN, of Henry.
Sh. homas r. Dew, Of the City Of Williams
burgh.
9th. Philip Il. Winston, of Hanover.
1nth. Archibald Bryce, of Goochland.
llth. John /. Mayre, OF Spo,tsylvania.
18th. William p. Taylor, Of Caroline.
18Th Willuugbby Newton, Of Westmoreland.
I4,h. A. Fairfax, Of Fairfax.
18th. Edmund Broadus, of Culpepper.
10th. William Donaldson, of Hampshire.
18th. James NJ. Mason. of Frederick.
18th. MosesC. Good, Of Ohio.
18th. William McCord, Of PUcahOntas.
til. William b Preston of Montgomery.
st William Marteney. Of Randolph.
Ed. Peter Johnson, Of Washington.
Messrs. Nelson, Martin and Mason, are also
on the Jackson and Van Buren, Ticket.
The ticket is strong one, and had It been put
b. fore the People three months earlier, and tylhe
Of the exertion made for it which has been made
for us Jackson rival, would undoubtedly have sue
cseded. As it i, II will receive strong vote III
va ious parts Of The State. Fhe people very in
different TO Van Buren,. He is no ia. orite in Vir2i-
MA Has supports from party considerations en-
d. civ with which prediction for the an, respect
for ais char al ter and er,ices or confidence in
p,,nc ipies. has very little to 10. Those who
determined to bestow upon him the vote Of Va {,
are the men WAC have long pulled the wires
smong US. and through the in.trunsntalisy of
the Enquirer, have moulded public opinion pref
~ much as they pleased. A. first. there were
two or three only. Gradually tue Legislature
was brought under the screws FiGaliy the Peo-
pie have been persuaded that II IL necessary 10
vote for Nh Van Buren, TO keep the Republican
party united, although his nomination is obviously
The cause OF that fatal split among the Jackson.
ian,, which is as complete as hopeless OF recovery
Judge Barbour has not received from his friends
that nourishment and support at the bar Of pub
lie opinion, which he might have expected, after
their placing him rs candidate before the Peo-
pie. 4 stray essay in his favor, now and then.
has found niche In the Enquirer; with that ex.
cep,ion. and the exception of the Jeffersonian
and Tunes, whose Editor has been detained by
i'll health in the upper country, the Judge has
received no AID from The press Every argument
against the policy OF his nomination, has been
vigorously pressed and reiterated, and these have
been permitted to sink into the public mind, with
out reply or refutaOn, though surely we have
never seen more fallaoious reasons offered in a
grave case. Ill the Jackson prints except the
Tunes have followed the cue Of the Enquirer,
and the wishes of President Jackson: and Philip
z Barbour, a short year since the Idol Of State
Rights, has been able to find in the whole pha.
TANK of Jackson Repubfcan Editors not one vii.
ling 10 sustain his pretensiuns against Van Blu
rem, VIGOROUSLY opposed to the very principles
which Mr.. Barbour and theye Editors clQmorous.
Dusly support! SO much for principle
Richmond u hig.