Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-07

-, IL following is one of the resolutions pas
seh:- -, r.
D...h.J That we consider the doctrine OF
=, ":s".t;on political heresy. impractcaole as
N u"hI remedy for our grievances, incomPa'
P';,h the spirit of our Constitution, and de-
'lo's 49, IS the peace and welfare OF our couh-
try ,h.
Lao ot those in South Carolina, and We hail TINS
romsot in Savannah as favorable "slsn oil
the times
s;glinc for the Flesh Pots Of Egypt.-The
charleston Evening Post publishes an article
f,on , British newspaper, in terms OF commen-
,,,ioo, which strongly iusinuates the poi'ey o. re-
,.r,iur to the protection Of sold Mother Eng
Is Nate !, well-here are the opening SEN
fences Of it:-
Charleston does not appear to have reaPeu
much advantage from the revolution
scarcely building Of any size or 'nPot'anee
which was not erected under the oid uo.i'hion'
I, wa, fayorite residence Of the briuSn uo'e'n'
ors Of South Carolina, and prospereu uhue' '"e''
sway.-Snce thea its glory has IN great inca
sure Departed
The election in New Jersey will be one OF
,,,cb imnortance, as we'll with regard to Its bear
mo upon the presidential election, as Tor duties
which will deyove upon the new legislature
H. n chief
Ire. and United States Senator.
Very favorable mention is made OF the Rapid
ale Spring, about seven miles southwest frem
Warrenton, VA and one mile from the Pied
mont route 10 Iynchburg from this district. The
qualities Of the water are highly spoken OF.
committee of the party" in one of the
counties of New York, alarmed at the detection
of the Courier and Enquirer have requested Maj.
Noah to establish a new paper IN that city. 10
this request, the Major replies in letter which
Is published, declining the polite invitation, but
expressing great hopes that every thing will 90
risht vet. The Mercantile Advertised, now one
Of the accredited organs Of "the party" jealous
of the attemptto interfere with its privileges. and
rather yexed that the Major did not recommend
it to the aforesaid committee, says
.'One word to Mr.. Noah-in courtesy we
publish his letter, he requested, not that we ell
ther endorse his repubcanism, or think his letter
as ingenious as II might be. I"
The Mercantile thinks it is enough, and does
not need assistance.
With regard to the detection Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, we are much Of the
same mind with the Boston Courier-That pa
per says:--''lt is, doubtless, right that there
should be joy in heaven over every sinner that
repenteth, and il is no less proper that repentance
aud reformation should be met, on the earth,
with forgiveness and oblivion. The difficulty
is, that all men are alike subject to become the
dupes Of art and cunning, and it is only b. cum
sequences that we can tell when repentance has
had its perfect work. We have been accused of
Observation-Disclosures, because we have not joined in
clamOrous congratulations under which certain
presses have groaned, since the New-York En-
Quirer has declared its opposition to the re cleo
ton Of General jackson. The impu'atiun is un-
deserved. Without attempting to scan the mo-
,lSes Tor hi, change with too curious eyes, He
rejuice, no less than others, over every one that
stops short in ,iOwuhii path; aud we consider 1t
circumstance Indicative of real reform in the
American Press that so popular journal should
no longer spend its energies in support OF men
aud principles So VIGOROUSLY profigate and wick
ed as those which have heretofore been the gods
aud the religion Of the Enquirer"
Extract Of letter from Gentleman now at
Cha,ahooshe, to friend in Savannah, dated the
Goth inst.
The Council met on the Tennessee side Of
the nation the esd ult; 1t continued in session
about three weeks The propositions of the Pre-
sIdent were submltted-They were not consider
ell as liberal as represented; consequently, met
with cool reception. 10 fact, there appears
lit.