Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
,.,,oir MORNING. JUNE 4. 1852.

=, ,,,. received communication, signed "a
,.,.,,r,v complaining bitterly Of the manner
%' %, The Ferry, commonly called the Team
~, Ferry. i. kept As he has not left his name.
.,ot insert his letter. If things are, how
:. he represents them, the proprietor OF the
w. on,ht at once to interfere and remedy the
80" a.. ,.Decially is it due to our citizens as
,'"' .,i,sr saws. "gentlemen in Maryland find
.o,s safe and pleasant to cross the Eastern
,,h and 90 to Washington, than to come
=. Il. Ferry here as at present conducted, We
w, o,.,er,ed this communication for the perus-
:, ,bose immediately concerned.
4, adjourned meeting of those disposed to es-
,,,b he contemplated Savings Fund lnstitu-
:. uill be held this evening at the Brooke
,3,, It's hardly necessary to invite public
10, n this matter, for, as far as we have
,.,J i, i. universally approved of and recon-
'.J.J The Committee appointed at the last
Tin, will be prepared 10 submit plan Tor or
,.;,iae the institution, and one which we believe
b, generally acceptable. This benevolent
j., when carried into full effect, we doubt
a., will be produ Give Of great moral benefits to
a. community, to say nothing Of other advantages
,,irb il is evident it possesses
S,,,b .4msrica.-The troubles in this country
.,osrue. The latest accounts represent BRAZIL
:, ,sII IN an unquiet state, and the new govern
u.,, IN +, lettering condition. New attempts
,,,, recently been made to overturn 1t.
GRENADA, is said to be getting more settled,
AL m, election of Gen. Santander, as President
fine Republic, is hailed as an suspicious event.
M. MDu6se's Spssch.-The recent speech
dNr McDufhe, on the Tariff, is said to have
been most powerful effort. He is said to have
declared in conclusion in the most solemn man
rer, ,ha, unless something was done, South Ca
-olua would not submit five months longer. We
ask the question again then-will not something
Be- done, Will this Congress adjourn without
adjusting the Tariff Let it ever be remembered
hat "ney save ALL, who save the States
UxIIrD.n
Something Nep.-We observe in one Of the
.s,tsrs Of the Washington Correspondent of the
United States Gazette, the following paragraph,
shEh attracted our attention as something entire
" NEW in the history of legislation in this coun.
Try. Speaking Of the various attempts TO delay
odd defeat the Bank Bill In the Senate, the wrl-
Der adds
ATS feared that some such machinery will
Be DAG IN operation as was used in the case OF
he Slh Bill, While II was pending IN the House
Of representatives. There was a confident ex-
Tecpton Of the passage OF that 0lil, even among
he experienced members of Congress, oniy the
noruins before the bill was rejected. But II Is
Tl that great revolution Ut votes was effected
BY the circulation Of paper, among the Jackson
men, appealing to them not to place the Presl-
len in the unpleasant situation vi being compell-
ID to veto the bill. Thus the decision OF the
aoase is said to have been diverted from the course
IN which ii was going, and the bill was defeated.
lPre'ume that there was no signature 10 the pa
per, but the party by whom il was handed about,
testified the source whence it emanated. Ii such
ilOurse was found effectual in reference to the
NIX Bill, why may it not be resorted to. and
Nth equal success, in reference TO the bill to
ccn,lnle the charter Of the Bank? There ap'
P,irs to be no limit to the schemes TO discipline
Congress. When violence fails, appeals are
male to PERSONAL prejudices; and when appeals
u that kind tail, outrage is resorted to-"
We lind the subjoined spicy hit in the Angus
II Geo. Courier. 1t must have been comforta-
De 10 the Judge to have found himself so imme-
a'ilsIy IN The curren, OF good prayers.
"Smgular co Incidence When Judge Clay
"n visited Philadelphia as one Of the Bank Com
at'ee. perhaps the first time he was in Church
that City, he had the happiness to hear long
and teyent PRAYER offered TO Heaven for Geor-
ga, the indians and Missionaries, and particu-
afH tor the unrishteOus Judge, who had SEN
Uneed the latter to the Penitentiary. We hope
NE Judge answered, AMEN, to the whole prayer,
aOt excepting even the latter clause"
"eare indebted, says the Baltimore Amerl-
a0 to an esteemed friend, for the annexed ex
Fact OF letter from Paris, giving some details
N relatInn 81. II h., h,