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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-05-09

W I1D.NTDIJFt WHY y
SENATE. After some preliminary business
OF no public Importance, the Senate resumed
the consideration Of the Pension Bill. Mr..
Hayne then concluded his observations in op.
position to the bill. After Mr.. Haynu had
spoken two hours and half, he closed, and tho
Senate took up The General Appropriation Bill,
and receded from those amendments on which
the House insisted.
HOUSE. The Pension Bill finally passed
the House, by a-vote of 1870 % 4G, and has gone
10 the Senate, TO undergo its ordeal there The
Senate's amendments TO the Appropriation Bill
were some Of them reccded from, and Others in.
sisted upon The remainder Of the day was
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
DIED.,

. Last evening, suddenly, at Browns Hotel in
this city, the Hon. PHILIP DoDDRIpeE, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the State Of Virginia,
aged about sixty years. In intellectual power.
aud useful qualities, he has left few, if any, su.
perior in the body Of which he was member.
In his death. his stateh sustained the loss of a
most able and faithful Representative, and the
citizens Of this District have especial cause to la
ment his death. as it has deprived them Of a yea.
lous and efficient friend on the floor Of Congress.
Nat. Int. Of yesterday.
At Covington. (La.) DR.. JAMES EwELl, TAU
thor of the . Medical Companion y recently Of
New Orleans, and formerly Of Washington, d. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
Musical Instruments, &c.

vsNHE subscriber has just received from bremen ONE
! CASE, containing All assortment OF Vioins and
Octave Flutes; some Of which are very superior
On hand, variety Of Flutes lst Sd, and 5hs, Ola.
ronets Flsge0ets, Flies and Guitars Csrionet and
B,ssoon Reeds; Violin Didses, Pins, Bows, and
Strings Guitar Slrings aid Books vt Instruction for
the above Insrun, nts, and the Piano. Aso ately
ceved Collection OF
PIANO MUSIC, -amongs, which are. Home. sweet
Home, sung by Mrs Burke in the "M.id OF hilan;'
" La Tareutells;" Autumnsl and Evening Hymns,
words by Mrs Anne Steel; " The Melangc," being all
easy selection of Airs for beginners; Farewell Hymns,
of Youth departing from school; "La serenade, u
being selection of Wal,zes; and variety OF Songs,
as " u reviendra," Mary Of The Ferry" &c &C.;
and for The Guitar follows: "The Mellow iiorn, "
1--WE meet" 90 Love from the Heart" My Sister
desrr," e" The Rose will cease to blow" And
The Orphesn Lyre; favorite selection Of Sacred
Airs. arranged for the pisno forte and orran
Tov 21-eo3t Ell LIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
New Books.

u KENNEDY has received the following, Wig:
IL Encyclopedia Americana, popular Dictionary
of Arts, Sciences Literature, History. Politics. and
Biography, brought down the present time; includ
ing q copious collection Of original articles Amer
can Biography; vol 18th; royal octave; cloth binding
price 81 so per vol.
Cabinet Family Atlas, to match the Library" and
Cyclopedia;" 100 maps; first American edition, re
vised, corrected and enlarged; price 81 so
Rectory of valehead; by the Rev W. Evans
This little volume is highly recommended. repre-
senting beautiful model of Domestic Life; in the
Christian home. Of well regulated family; and CON
bines literary amusement with the most refined and
intellectual Improvement "-scorsaAS.
Persuasion; I volume, by Miss Austin, author Of
Z" Pride and Prejudice" &c. &c" 1t is one of the
most ee giant fctons of common life We ever rem. m
Der to have met with "-QuARlE RLI REvIYw.
Notes on the State of Virginia; by the late Thomas
Jefferson. ESQ edition oil 1882
Edgewortn's Works. vol. 5th; elegant London edi
,sion with copperplste, and v'gnette title Psge.
2l-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
NEW-YORK MARKET-Nov. II.


FLovR.-Early in the week four receipts from
all quarters having increased) Flour was dull,
and several sales Of Western were made at sc
81 so, but at the close Of the week an ad-
vance WAS paid, and sales of this description
were made at E 81 81 Sales OF Richmond
County we're made on Wednesday at 90, and
on Thursday and Friday at 6 06 6 IL. We
hear Of sales Of Richmond City Mills at IS a
6 81 for South America, and several small par
cells of Baltimore Howard street a, IS.
GaAIN.-We hear of one sale OF heavy West
ern Wheat at l34 cts; no sales of Southern
Rye has declined; sales at 81 cts. Barley is
down; sales TO a considerable extent at IS down
to 81 cts. Oats have advanced; sales at SO to
81 far Northern. Corn has also advanced; sales
of Northern yellow (od, at Ss to go cents
Northern new - To "a cts. 'Ehe new is very
damp. We do not hear Of any sales OF Southern
lDaiiy .ad0.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

Il. ,'""esS "a Speech The nose and roof Of
8. !, mouth NAV be regarded as the sound board
V. y, VOC. voice The teeth form a bridge or bar
y ni1 p'n which the lips and tongue are constant.
Ib T-.'s' and their beauty and regularity con-
nnaO %aeh to the neatness Of speech. The
n,;,n me tongue IS susceptible of high cult
n, an. snd upon its activity depends much Of
W., 'ery tone OF voice which delights Us, -
ssSan any lies sluggish lump in the mouth;
Ia A" pronouneiDg the letter L. il so blocks
:si,r Pa,sase, tina, the voice escapes with diff
and -, ine lips are employed in The softer tones,
,sDr.1. t eHarseable with the same lassltude Of
o.rr,.a 'n' The chin has an important office to
-"h'ch is, to operate on the hinge which
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
Riding Morse.
Shoes.

Shoes.
VVluE subscribers have Just received by the Token
Il and Velocity, from Boston.
II CASES SHOES & BOOTS, viz:
90 cases. containing 1000 PAIR mems coarse Brogans
do 200 do boys do do
Is 40 648 do mems fine nailed do
do zoo do boys fine do do
do 20 do children's shoes
do $50 do gen,emen's boots
9 do 81 do fine do do
do $50 do water proof do
do $50 90 women's pegged and se~ed wells
do 700 do DO aud misses boots
do so do ladies' fur lined, new and hand
some article
The above goods are offered at wholesale on the
best terms
.4iso on hand,
splendid assortment Of SHOPS and BOOTS, al
retail GIBBS COYLE.
Washing, ON City, nov 10 DIST cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
Office ofH,e Ches. s, Ohio Canal Co.

WASHINGTON, August a, 1882
NOTICE is herrb, gwen. tnst an nsalment OF two
~ dollars and fifty cents per ii re. ibens the eth
nstslmen, on every sa,e Of stock in the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company. srtqnred To be paid on tic
18Th day of Octoner further sum Of two dol
lars and fifty cents per share (bring The 28 install
ment, on the l,t day of November next; and a tur
her sum of two dollars ard fifty cents per snare (be
ing The 5Oth instrument the lat day of December
next; which instruments mus, be paid TO the credit Of
the chesapeake ard Ohio Canal Company, to the Ca
sher or other officer Of either of the following Banks,
viz
The Branch Bank of the United States at Washing ton
Bark Of ashngton.a at do
Patriotic aux, do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Fsrfners' and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank Of Alexandria ut Alexandria
HANK of Potomac do
Farmers Bank If Alex'a do
Mechsncs' Bark nf ,leX'a do
Hagerstown Bank in Htgerstown, Md.
Branch 90 the Valley Bank in Charlestown, Va.
And III. q anch If ;he Valley Bank in Ieesburg, Va
Il, order of the President and Directors:
JOIN p. lNGi.E,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 20.
tIotnp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
George p Wise

HONTJEUEs the Dry Cords Business at the oil
I stand, formerly occupied BY Canns e Use. aud
has received = part Of his FALL SUPPLY b. the
last arrivals from the North. ADD will continue to re
ceiye fresh Goods through the season hs stock OF
CLOTHS, SAT1IhEIS. FLinNELS: BL1n,
fKETS mo ESTES, and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses aud gentlemens clothing being ex,
tensye he invites his friend. and the public to call and
examine as he is determined 10 sell low.
Alexandria, October is, 1889
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
SHIP NEWS.
pORr or ALEXaADaLa. On. c. !

ARRIVED. N0Senber 60.
Schr. Virginia, Harris. New York; full freight
for the District.
Schr. Eliza. Mcdaniel. Patuxent River: To-
bacCo 10 w Fowle s. Co.
schr, Ploughboy, Baxter. Nanjemoy; wheat
aud Tobacco.
Schr L.usan, Adams. Pomonkey; Wheat.
Anchored above the Fort, new SHIP Mary
land. Morrell, Liverpool
SAILED,
Schr. March, Weeks, New Bedford.
Brig Leander, from Georgetown. left at Rot.
terdAm, discharsing. by Piot-boat Gazette, at
New York, IN SO days from Rotterdam.
Brig Caroline, at Baltimore from Gibraltar
spoke, 18th instant. Schooner Rebecca Frances,
from Alexandra, S days out.
Schr. Abigail, Parker. hence at Boston 18th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

opens and shuts the mouth; for upon its activity
we either disclose polite or vulgar pronunc,a-
ton. Every one must have noticed, in lazy
speakers, how the words are drawled out OF their
mouths: as Nae-o for No. Others begin to talk
before their mouths are opened, afixing the
mouth closing NJ to most Of their words: as
M.yes for Gardeners Music Of Nature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
District Of Columbia,

County Of .4lerandria, Scf.
1 EDREW n LGKEY has applied to the Honora.
~ BILE Wi liam Cranch, Chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court of the District of Columbis to be
discharged from imprisonment under the act for the
reiei OF in, olvent debtors within the District Of Column
bia Saturday, the 24h Of November instant, at o.
clock A. at the Court House in Aleyandra, when
and where ms creditors required 10 attend.
ncv 2l-3t EDN. LEE, c. c,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PArRIor OFFICE, }
Monday, l o'clock r. NJ. !

The Markef-The Flour market since our
last report has been rather heavy. The wagon
price however has experienced no change. Sales
of Howard street, from stores, have been made
at Sc. 1871 6,25. The weather has been unfa-
vorable for any material operations in Graiu-
We hear Of no other changes worthy Ut note this
morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
G,pp,IJAp Oct. 10. 1882.

GIBRALIAR, Oct. 10, 1857
"Cadiz has ceased to be free port. 0ut III
lieu. is made one Of deposit, where all goods, ex-
cept government monopoies. a, Powder, lobac-
ca, sc SC. can he stored for two years, on pay
ing per cent entry and on the export. b'iis
on London, at 90 days date. 49d sterling per
dollar, 10 per cent advance; do Paris and Mar.
settles. ir 500 to fr. $40 per dollar; United
States at 60 DAYS sight, ct u discount; Spanish
Silver, pillared Dollars, 5 per CT. prem.
Flour. from So to s, 25,-none in hr't hands,
and waited. There is but little demand Tor RICE,
last sale at 5. so per lie lbs Bread in limited
demand at s a $50 per barrel.
I.,vrapooI. Oct. l2.-Cora Erchang e,-Thc
arrivals into this port since Tuesday are again at
most exclusively from Ireland. comprising TAR
supply of wheat. oats, and oatmeal. with par
Gel or two Of barley, but very little Hour. Inc
improved aspect of the wheat trade in Mark.lane
on Monday, aud autumn tiilase interfering with
the deliveries of farmers for the moment, have
not only confirmed the reaction experienced here
in the rarlv part of the week, but produced
more lively sale during the last two days, and
some amendment in the prices Of good new wheat;
whilst in anv desc npton of value OF other nr'l-
cles within the same period. there was no mate.
rial variation from our last statement. At our
market to dav most descriptions OF new wheats'
although unattended by an extraordinary DISK.
ness, met steady demand at an advance OF Sd
to al per 20 III. upon the quotations of Tuesday
and old vheats, in lew instances, brought rain
er more money, but were not generally dearer.
F.cur Iatrerv having a proporionately higher
prce than wheat. was rather cheaper to-day, and
oatmeal a little further reduced in value.
Lo>pox, Oct. l5-Corn ETcha"ge
have good supply Of Kent and Essex this morn
ing, but very little from the Suffolk coast. The
sajes were brisk at an advance of from 2s TO 81
Gil per quarter. arising from demand Tor the
northern counties. which, with what was taken
of by the town Millers, cleared the market oil
the finest new Wheat; but there was not the
same briSkness in old. although hisher prices by
o. per quarter were Obtained for the finest qua
litics
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
TO the Public.

vI,HE undersigned give notice I" all whom 1t may
concern that cir Note $4,000. pa, able to John
arfp6eld. and by him endorsed dated 18th October.
1852 and payable sixty days sitter date, and the same
discounted at the Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria.
offered through Agent, to pay, and did tender to
the Cashier of said Bank the full amount thereof in the
Notes of the said Bank; but the payment was refused
nv the said Cashier and the Note withheld We there.
fore thus publicly notify all persons 'ha, we shat de-
ITO q paying The sfoSdaid Note, IN my ohcr paper
bdt that of the Aecbsnrc,' Bank aforesaid
nny1 IL. U A. 6. CAGE,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

New Books
lust received on sale by w. NJ MORRISON,
% The American Almanac and Repository OF Use'
fui knowledge, fur the year 1885. Price 81 90
Desilvel's Annual Register and Almanac for 1888
Farmers & Mechanics do do do for do
Theological Library, vol. No q consisting Of Reve.
a,iom by Shu,tiewort
The Boys and Gii's Library, No.
WebNel's United States
Signs Of the Times, vols
Dr. Peyson's Family Sermons
Stewart on the Romans
The Young Mans Own Back
The Young Lady's do do
The above, with as fine collection of Theologic
and school Books as can be foun in the District III
be sold OIL rs good terms as Can be had elsewhere
GTWill be received in a few days. from Boston and
New York, very fine collection Of Reading Books,
suitable for presents to young persons
nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
Watts CMlOrate Matches,
or I/TCIFEPN

a4THlCH instantly ignite by qack,, drawing piece
w of sand paper lightly over the composition. Al.
So Ginger Lozenges Pearl B.rey' Patent Barley, for
making bsre, water, &C; Flesh Brushes; White Gum
arabic; Castor oil; Pearl Sseo; Chamomle Flowers;
Gecuine Croton iii, imported from France; Geo
Csrnenter's Medicines; Swsim's Psnsces, and other
articles in the DRUG line, for sale by
=, no7 WILLIAM SrABLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
names 3. GunneN, N. ID.

DENTIST
ID EsPECTFULLYinfo the citizens and v'sN %,
ID of Alexandria that he may be consulted at ar,
H. CIaeet.'s Hotel on the first and third WrpsEspAf
in every month, from O'Clock 4 N until p
Allletters addressed to DIR G at his once De! *eeh
the United States Bank and the Presidents rouse
Washing City left at ~ c|Ggeifs fo'e'' "'eh'
aniris, viii be punc,ua'ly attended to-
ianl;-eVu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
II. Iorx Q. ADAMS, with his family, arrived
~, on Thursday last, from Quincy.

a., ,.tb instant, Governor Southland, Of
-, ysr,sy. delivered an eulogy on the late
c'.r r,,,ice Ewing, at the invitation OF the
:. ,,,,oo Council Of Trenton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

,.,,,,.u., that Turkish ship Of the line
.ls hs!p."vsJ. and a frigate, two corvettes' and
VS. 0s ST.: taken by the Egyptians. These ak
,h'es I'VE already arrived in our harbor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

JOB PRINTING
Expeditiouslv executed al the Gazette Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21
: INK .siarit al Auctiun.

u Ak -lnn .iaTiat al AUcti"n.
m Thur,dsy next, 22d instant, ut IL O'Clock, will
~ re sold at auction,
.SEA The fine fast sailing Brig ANN MARIA, f43
GMX ms, built 10 d. aware N 1s g. coppered this
y I'd now in good order for voyage lnvcnto.
ry may be seen on application Captain Rice and on
board 81 the time Of sale Ierufs--One fourth csshi
balance in equal payments Of two and four months.
nov IL
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Sales s., Il action,

TIME balance Of he i.rgt and well selected lot OF
l. BOOKS, FaNCf GEOi's, &c. viii be contnu.
ed THIS EVENING, when the whole will be posi-
lively closed GEO. WHITE"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

u,.,b,,d-Prom the Eastern Shore District
81, Baltimore Chronicle) we have received
- u. returns except those Of Somerset county,
., IN :. reported to have given about 500 majo-
>, "a, The Clay ticket, The following is the
.s vote from the other parts Of the district:
''' Ci,, Jackson.
'"9 SOL | Miller 5l8S
seer ',, ..ooyb 5254 Miller 5Is8
~ "'' 5lq2 Stewart $50
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-01
Franklin Observatory.
Is open for the reception Of Visitors,
WIN. s. VOSE.

INFORMS the inhabitants and visitors OF
Il Newport that the observatory will be o.
peRed under the care ofMr. E...VosE, during
the season, and nothing on bis part shall be
wanting to make it q gentecl retreat for la.
dies and gentlemen during the summer sea.
son, he will keep Confectionery, Soda, Ice
Creams. Restorative Beer, Porter, Wines,
Cordisls, all Of the first quality.
Companies can be furnished with rooms by
themselves il they prefer it,
Two Rillsrd tables, and two Bowling Al.
leys Of the first quality. Many Of the good
people suppose that those who visit q place
which has either IF the above sources Of re-
creation must gamble for money. it is wrong
idea, they were put there for innocent smuse-
ment, and never have been made any other
use o[ nor never shall so long as Thold them
~ my possession.
Rolling st the alley is an innocent smuse
ment and very beneficial 10 those who are
troubled with the dyspcpsy. and many who
are over scrupulous in this particular would
tindit so BY calling and trying few ga,ses
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-01
"Hear both sides ana then determines

ton Of the lands herein ceded shall be ye-
served IN the hands Of the Government TO be
paid to their friends, the Shawnecs, who now
reside on the river Huron. in the Territory OF
Michigan, for tho purpose Of bearing their
expenses, should they ever wish TO follow the
Shswnees Of Wapsghkonneta and Hog
creek to their new residence west Of Missis'
sippi.
ARrIcLI XIV.
AT the request Of the Chiefs il is agreed
that they shall be furnished with two cross
cut saws. for the use Of their tribe and also,
that they shall receive four grindstones an.
noaly. for the use of their people. to be
charged upon the surplus fund. And they
shall receive, as presents, ten hand saws, ten
drawing knives, twenty files, fifty gimlets,
twenty sugers Of different sizes, ten pianos.
of different sizes, two braces and bits, four
hewing axes, two dozen scythes, Eve frows,
and FIVE grubbiag hoes.
In testimony Whereof the said James b.
Gardiner specially appointed commissioners
on the par, of the uaited States, and John
McEyain. Indian Agent as aforesaid, and
ths said chiefs, warriors. and head men oftho
said Shawnees Of Wapaghkonnetta and Hog
creek, have hereunto set their hands and
seals, at Wapsghkonnetts. this eighth day of
August. in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-01
NOTICE.

A LII persons, who hive claims sgsirst the
n owner Of the BRIG LAUREL are re-.
qpesiod TO rsessu, them without delay TO the
subscriber henry BULL.
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The Saturday Courier,
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE u. STATES,
Is published every Saturday.
ny woopwARD a. sPRAGG,
PRICE 90 FER ANNuM,
AT TWO DOLLARS PER- ANNUM.

Payable hdy yearly ~ ddodnee.
rUIIIS popular Journal is printed on an es
u ira size imperial sheet, Of the largest
dimensions. II contains twenty eight col.
umns Of reading matter, each column being
equal to eight pages Of ducdecimo book.
Tho putIostiou Of the COURIER wss
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PAT TON QoUr, Otto,Oay Chief bis mark
hereby certify that the several articles in
the foregoing treaty have been fairly inter-
preted and fully explained to the chiefs, head
men, and warriors Of the Shawnee band or
tribe, who have signed the sane.
JOSEPH PARKS, his mark.
u. S. Interpreter.
Now, THEREroRE, BE 1T KNOWN, That /,
ANDREW JACKSON, President Of the United
States Of Americs, having seen and consid-
cred said Treaty, do, in pursuance Of the ad
vice and consent of the Senate, as expressed
by their Resolution of the fourth of April,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty.two.
accept, ratify, and confirm the same. and
every clause and article thereof.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have caused
the seal Of the United States to be hereunto
affixed, having signed the same with my hand.
DOVE at the City Of ofWashington, this sixth
day Of April, in the year ofour Lord
H. 81 one thousand eight hundred and
thirty two, and Of the Independence
of the United States the fifty sixth.
ANDREW JACKSON.
BY THE PRESIDENT.
EDW. LIVINGSTON,
Secretary Of State.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04

! The conduct of the Court of Cassation--the Su
| PreIne Court-at Paris, in pronouncing illegal and
null the martial taw imposed by the Executive
branch of the French Government deserves nil
honor and praise in every country, and special
heed IN our republic. This successful opposition
OF the French Judges, to the lawless power of the
sword and ministerial usurpation, makes an epoch
in French political annals; it may have the ipo,t
salutary effect for the liberties of France in all IN,
ture time.
Whom the French people learn to look to the
judicial authority a safeguard for their rights
when they imbibe the idea of supporting il aeains
either executive power military force and glory
they will have advanced far towards degree Of GO
curity and stability in political and civic freedom
which they have never heretofore enjoyed. Under
the nncien regime some Of their Paraments, act.
ing judicatures and interpreters of public privi
lcges, proved the best professionalism most in.
trspid champions.
Strange it may appear, it is not supcrAnou,
nor suporerogatory to claim the attention of Amer
leans to the value, in political sense, Of an in.
dependent and able Supreme Bench, as inst ex
empllfied in France. We have a Court Of Cassa
tion-a part of our Faderal political system-cre-
ated expressly as the interpreter and defender Of
the constitution and laws in the last resort That
Court has been found inconveniont by a President
and cabal near him, who wish to remove ali
trsmmes and impediments to the prosecution or
their scheme, Of Perpetuating power and patronage
IN their own hands. 1t il resisted and der;ded h.,
one considerable State, and denounced bv anotb.y
1t IS invaded ind disparaged, and its peculiar pre
rogative assumed for himself by the President :
Unless tho People repel the assaults 10 which il is
obnoxious-unless they uphold j: in it's indepeu
oence and JurIsdic'ion-we, too, mag see political