Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-30

care also appointed the delegates to the meeting
-. Wsstnoreland Court House. AS the dele
,,,s. nav. numerous body of constituents, the
'DoOr,,,ce Of their trust will readiI, be perceiy.
3D.
The Fairfax Correspondent Of the Globe is in
oraed. that, at the close of the polls, we receiS-
al, statement Of the result from a respectable
Gentleman Of the county, and published it. The
r..nlt WAS. 50 we stated, that Mr.. Ball had a
majority Of eight votes. $50 much for SO much"
H. !, also informed. that after the polls had been
examined aud purged by Commissioners appoint
ID BY law, and 1t appeared that Mr.. Daniel had
majority Of seven votes, that fact also was
rropully communicated and Immediately pub
I,bed. $50 much for 50 much"
Tn. "parfy' members Of the New York lie.
yi.ature held a caucus on the 10Th inst. in
he Assembly Chamber, at which sundry resolu-
ion. in support Of the party and i,s objects, were
ldopted. Oae Of these is an earnest exhortation
TO the different factions of "the republican par
". to cease their bickerings-to clay aside"
their "aaimosities" and unite for the time being,
10 great effort 10 secure the spoils. Certainly,
il will be time enough to quarrel, over their d.
vision hereafter.
Parties in Pennsylvania The following ar
tcle from the Harrisburg Inteligeucer. is no less
pleasant than true:-
We have in this state so many parties that no
one can fail Of being suited There are Jackson,
wilkins aud Wolf meu-Jacksou. Van Buren,
and Wolf men-and CLAW, Sergeant and Wolf
men. There are also Jackson, Wilkins and Rit-
ner mpn--Clay, Sergeant aud Rltner Uen-WIrt,
Ellmaker and Ritner men. Besides these. we
have Jackson. Van Buren, and Shulze men-Clay,
Sergeant and Shulze men-and Writ. Ellmaker
and shulze men. Ii is now reduced to certain
" that there will be in this state four electoral
tickets, the Republican ticket-the Anti-Mason-
p tcket-the Jackson and wilkins ticket. and
the Jackson and Van Buren, ticket. We perceive
hya PO,tsyile paper, that meeting OF the friends
u Jackson, Wilkins and Ritner is to be holden
sehuylsill county. queer kind of meeting
hls."
From ST. John.-By the brig Julia, Capt.
CrOSel, the New York Journal of Commerce
aas St John N, b. papers to the 18th inst. A
law has been passed BY the Colonial Legislature,
imposing duty Of 10 per cent. upon all articles
imported into the Province, ''not the growth, pro-
dace or manufacture Of the United Kingdom. p"
The st John Observer remarks that this law
Nad created general excitement among the mer-
oanls OF that place, and that deputation had
proceeded to Fredericton, for the purpose OF wait.
upon the Governor, and soliciting the adop-
uOa n measures TO counterfeit ITS effects. HIS
neei'en'y, IN consequence OF their representa-
"ns' summoned meeting Of the Council, to be
N'n on the lssh, and 1t was hoped that the wish
"O' The MERCHANTS would be complied with. In
%e mean time notice had been issued from the
treasury Department, warning masters of ses-
w ""m Nova Scotia and elsewhere, against
ap0,os goods in New Brunswick, without the
''q'H''s permits from that Department.
"eanderstand the following nominations were
'Oou'med BY the Senate on Thursday last, viz:
ps,d Irwin, Of Virginia, George Morrell, Of
WV " IoIk' and Ross Wilkins, of Pennsylvania,
,I e Judges IN the Territory of Michigan, in the
-, ~ respectively Of Judges James ID. Doty.
"m' Woodbridge, and James Chapman. who
|e SaPsrceded. Solomon Slbley, the other Judge
HMe Territory. was at the same time reap
pointed.
Lieut. Col William Lindsey, ofthe Sd Artil.
Nv ~, was on the same day appointed Colonel Of
w.. "a Regiment Of Artillery, (for many years
s sl,S"rant); and various promotions in the Ar
%rSy Regiments, consequent on the promotion
W.T. LINDSEY, were likewise confirmed.
Inc Kew. Timothy Flint, Of Cincinnati. is pre-
r'ns Tor the press, the life Of Daniel Boone. -
wv" me well known talents Of the author, we
'" snaelpate work Of mere Than ordinary in.
crest
,i,h benton, now a good jackson member
,sgr; h.e IN an address to the people OF Mis-
, al. ~'ore the Presidential election in 1924,
! 't.o use Of this memorable language: " If Gen.
Ifs sCn Shall be elected, be will surround him
a st M pack OF political bull dogs, to BAY at
'.O Gars to oppose his measures. For nv.
cannot think Of lesislating with brace