Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-28
The Alexandria Canal Bill has been approved
: and signed by the President Of the United
States

,her day, that Important poheSai e'on'S nv
:. ,,oyress. and would be developed in the
80 If the summer. An attentive observer
4 me times will readily perceive that these
,,.,,, must take place in the great States OF
e., York and Pennsylvania, where, in truth,
,b,r are already beginning to exhibit themselves,
,,bs CONSERVATION Of the dominant party. At
.bs,d Of the electoral ticket nominated by the
~ York Anti Masonic Convention stand the
,.,~.s Of Chancellor Kent and Judge Spencer;
"A nbsr gentlemen of the same political princi-
,l., are united with them. The National Re-
,obican party will be called on to unite in sup
oo,,ing this ticket and our impression is that the
III will be eheerfally acceded to. The leading
,,s,,es favorable to Mr.. Clay have already sig
r6,j their willingness to adopt it as their choice.
The New York American, for example, says
at may be objected, that the name under
vb;eb this Convention assembled is one that inn
niles no national principles; but of what signif-
t,ucs is name when We can judge for ourselves
Of acts and resultss 1t is Indifferent to us how
,eket Of Electors such as that above referred to,
uIaced before the public. We see in its COM
m,l,on recommendations enough Itspeaks Tor
,elf: and no man voting for it need fear that the
rust confded will be abused, or perverted, or
betrayed"
II the nomination is generally taken up in this
spirit, and from present appearances we see no
reason to doubt it, we need not occupy space in
EXPLAINING what must inevitably ensue. There
being no earthly chance for Mr. Writ, the result
scerain.
As far as Pennsylvania is concerned, We regard
the signs Of the times as most encouraging, The
thOrOughgoing Jackson men are restless and un-
EASY, and cannot be satisfied at the idea OF not
running Jackson Van Buren, ticket in the state.
Indications are given that another Convention
will be called, to nominate electors favorable
YentiOn-and the chance is that this Convention
will be held. In that case, it is easy to see who
holds the power, or, in reality, who will coDsti-
ate the MAJORITY. The Bank question there,
too, is now operating, and the Administration
tactics, with regard to the Tariff and Internal
Improvement, are daily abstractins numbers
from the ranks of its friends. We throw out
these hints not to encourage false calculations,
or excite sroundless hopes, but simply for the
purpose Of "showing the very age and body Of
The times, their form and pressure.
The following, from the Louisville Journal, is
The latest and only additional Information from
The North Western Frontier, which reached US
BY the last Mail:
IN this city, dated June 10th, says:-" 1t is diff
hcult to tell when we shall get through this
Troublesome Indian business. I shall again
take the field in ten days. and bring matters
tOa close as soon as possible"
We learn by Captain Girdler, of the brig Flo
a. New York, from Constantinople, that for
ndable preparations were making BY the Otto
nan Porte. tor the subsection of the Pacha Of
Egypt Russian fleet from the Black Sea was
daily expected, to cooperate with the Turkish.
The Turkish aag was to be hoisted on board the
American corvette Kensinston the day the Flora
sailed.
There occurred one hundred and six deaths in
Philadelphia during the week ending on Saturday
nst Ut these sac were BY the Ram Cholera-
haa'a'a-POtu. The city is unusually healthy
lor the season.
lie New York Editors complain that their
Streets continue very dirty.
Later news from Europe is hourly expected.
LIE packet Of the cath has been due for some
Jays Before the week closes we shall probably
'''e important foreign intelligence.
:. humiliation and Prayer insert in ano.
~T' column the Proclamation of Governor How
me' recommending that the Fourth of July en-
'1rs De observed by the people of Maryland as
raay OF Prayer to Almighty God, that the land
-! pe preserved from the visitation Of the Cho- |
,a' or that its calamitous effects may be miti. |
; sWu' The recommendation, we feel assured,
' oe uevoutly and universally regarded.