Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-08
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
,vmIy MORNING., 1--WE 8. 1852.

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,0uent against the Bank Of the United
y ~ certain politicians, has been, that 1t
' nI.1 with politics, and might oe used a.
S.,.,I engine. We say this argument has al
S'' hseo urged from certain quarter. We
nors amused, then, than any thing else,
3. ]. ~e read in Yesterdays National lnteliissen-
N expose Of an attempt made from the 'den.
> .,me quarter to Jackson'Se the Bank, aud
,noJer the influence of 'fhe great RePuo-
n,,,v" Ii seems that "the friends OF GES.
''D " in New Hampshire, had reason to com
y. s tbe management Of the Branch Bank at
'.non,b,n aud accordingly Mr.. Woodbury.
s.,,sd the move by writing complaint to
,,,b,m. then SECRETARY Of the Treasury,
.,S;os the removal OF MIR. Mason, the Pre-
-, If ire Branch Bank. Mr.. Isaac Hill,
,,,,,ed in the same good work, and recon-
i.5 ,l,o, the removal. Poor Isaac's inter-
..,. !, rendered very ridiculous by fact
,mcOca,ed by Mr.. Mason to this effect;
An attempt is making TO remors me Pens'on
..,,, fron his ofice 10 Concord. IN this State.
Gs"sJ Inc session Of our Legislature, in June,
mortal . for that purpose 'eas gofien ~ oy 4uf.
l,r ma. Second Comptroller 81 me Treasury
I'm, Unisd States, and signed 6y thpers 81 ms
.,-s poEticd partisans. aud others specially
,,,,,,ej in the matter, addressed to the Secre-
a,y If lhe Treasury, urging the central situation
! s Coocord as reason for the removal. do
y, aode, stand that any fault was alleged in the
-,,oer Of doing the business here. Mr.. HUI! S
s:a., doubtless. is 70 benefit small Bank at
rosocord Of which, till his removal to Washing
10. ne was President"
As in duty bound. however, the Bank very
uuUerly examined all the complaints against Mr..
Mason: but, finding his character and conduct
,pirely uuexceptionable, he was immediately
,sslected. The documents connected with this
,biect are curious enough, abundantly proving
he attempt to Jacksonizs the institution. And
SET these are the men who camor against the
ank for being "a political engine"
The Richmond Enquirer informs US that some
Of the Virginia Members are laying their fingers
upon every yirginian, who visits Washington,
and whom they can venture to approach-and
irving to urge them on to get up meetings and
send delegates to Charlottesville.
The Enquirer adds--Such is their hate for
Martin Van Buren,, that nothing can satisfy them
but the attempt to sacrifice the unity of the Jack
~a Party to their own "prisate grleis."
All this must be very consoling.
Aspendd fete was given to Governor Hamil-
Zoo, Of s. {. on the Goth ult. at Hamburger, on
the banks OF the Savannah. The number OF per-
Oas present Is variously estimated in the Angus
"a Chronicle, at from 1900 to 1000. They con-
,Std Of citizens Of the two neighboring Ststes
dGeOrgia--and South Carolina Henry Shuitz
took the head Of the table, with Governor
Hamilton on his right. and Col. WIN. Preston on
lis lei-assisted by Gen. Montgomery, of Au-
.csta, as '. p. Back of his chair, the arms OF
taruna and Georgia were interviewer. There
Sas 10 toast given to the President of the U. S.
The i,t standing toast was
The Federal Union.--It must be preserved
IND it can be preserved only by strict con-
srniiy to the great principle on which it was
comedian equality of benefits and burthens,
d,hs and dates, to each section and each State. %
laae-Ysnkee Doodle. Gun.
Many Of them breathed Nullfcation--as, for
Instance, the Sd standing toast
Notification. y Whether practised bv Nirsi.
an, against the Alien aud Sedition Laws-by
GrOrgIa, against the Supreme Court---or by
South Carolina. against the Tarif--it is the great
Conservative principle Of '' Liberty, the Consti-
GnOn. CTOn." 9 cheers. Tune-iiurra for the
Sannets @ Blue. -0ne Gun.
The 4tb standing toast was given in honor of
uO'ernOr Hamilton:
"Our Distinguished Guest, Gov. HAMLToN.
II patriot without fear, and without reproach.
NE has generously devoted himself to the defence
o. sOutAern Rights and Southern Interests. and
squaililed Tor every crisis. And Southern peo-
peH'l support him in the great cause, In every
Peru. and at every hazard" Tune-Hail to the
ChleE-0ne Gun.
HE Governors Toast was:
"Georsia and South Carolina. -" What God
la'N joined together let no man put asunder."
The Toast BY the Committee of Arrangement
n hOnor nf Col D..,.~.-,..s fl>te.