Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-09

that So simple proposition met with no cOu,,
nance.
But if any one doubts the ultimate obiec, ~
Club, let him read the following extrsc, i,"1 wy
their constitution:
As nov. SO ~ HEREAFrER,uH We nil
support for the Presidency tina, man WHO ,l,Ih
most able and willing to give practlc al .ffrc, :,
the principles we profess, in the admiuslra;0,
of the Government"
The main object Of the association is here j..
closed. Ii vas useless 20 organize at hi, a.,
period for the purpose OF promoting the ,,,;,S
Of General Observation-Disclosures was this pIed,,
introduced, - - now, SD ne ealter," viii =,
supper NJ. Van Buren,. he being the ma, xts
Wi give pra, neal effect to oar pnucip!r,: h,
Is. ne "il Keep Us, Amos Kendall! 4 Co.. i
c.fi, :!
We ask 'he American people if they are Dr..
pa,rd for tii,?- Telegraph.
Wr Buchanan Letters by the Cori,luw,
frDm 81. Pc er-Oprg. represent that our MINI.
ter. Mr. iiachanan. Is treated with marked a,
tinc,,on by the Court and the people. LEM,
from a gentleman attached TO the American len
ton a. 81 P"t-rsnnrg says" AN as coma,
ably fixed N TINS city as ought to have eyu,.
Ell; but s,ill. the striking opposition which e
isis between the political institutions and M,
ners and customs Of this county and those 4
our happy land. will prevent me from ever b.
coming perfectly satisfied with my pre,eG, .ru
ton. feel that The happIps dav shaiI .r4ri
in this city. will De that IN which take nv 1,
parture. Bat. after all. the a.,
mode Of attaching an American to hi. country. (,
to offord him an opportunity of seeing aud %
serving how superIUr dre is institutions 10 l. =
of all other nations - Boston Maiesman.
Presidential ConstrACiion.-A wasglsh ,elo.
yesterday presented his ballot at poIl in on. 4
the upper wards, and after two ~ three qae.iys
had been PIT TO him bv one Of the lnspecar,, ii.
vote was challenged. On being asked by ap
Inspector whether he was prepared to take III |
oath. he replicd, ''he had no objections 10 ILL., |
the oath as he understood a. The poor an F
was rejected; which shows that these J4CIs
people are not consistent even in theiI Owl b
consistencies. ~ y Com.
Sporting Lntelhgence.-'rhr Charlesto' NJ
curv says-The A." Secretary Of the Charlet@
Jockey Club has favored Us with the pea.n.r
telIigence. that new arrangement has Oeo |
made between Col. Richardson, of this Snu
and Cpl. Johnson, OF Virginia, accordn.
which. the match between Bertrand. j.. aud 10 |
drew will be run on the Charleston Rsa
Cour-e, on Thursday the alst of fsoruar} nslt !
Their other match, between Bonnets Of Bn
and Little Venus, will be run over the Column!
Course ON Thursday the 26th January next"
I'VE learn that there is no probability b.
Andrew will ever appear on the turf again. In
serious injury which he has received. and Hha
first manifested itself at the Fairfield Rar';A
week. will. it IS supposed. put an end to bis "a
ing eareer.-PetersJurg bfA
Munifcence-The lamsnted Judge W@
man. Of New Orleans. who was drowned abG
the middle of last month. by the upsettlng d
bnat, has left by will, as we learn from the ~
Orleans papers, Ten thousand Dollars Tor ~
American Colonization Society, Ten Iho'aa
Dollars for another Society, the name oil "aa
is not mentioned. and the residue Of his s'i1
after deducting some private lesscies, tor lasf
bernian Society Of New Orleans. The jay
had no relation, either in the ascendingor
seending line. " y Jsnr Of Com.
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