Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18

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- look upon the series of " outrages, :"
Ea S.;,o commenced Immediately after the dis
.;'n IF the late Cabinet. and the formation
s' ~. present "kitchen cabinet,"-a phrase
81 ~: w We in Washington understand very well,
,bough do not know that III Is so perfectly com
sshle elsewhere. do not believe that Ken
Pm t id omns genus. have courage enough
L,n.eIyes to adopt the Nashville tactics; out
INV can find plenty Of recruits ready to be drill
!, the service and used whenever It IS neces-
'" 70 make a demonstration. First we had
=, attempt upon Mr.. Ingham-then we had the
yh.IIsnoing Of Mr.. Berrien-then several other
licences which were passed over sa6 silentio.
;r~a" Ne meeting Of Congress. it was found that
- summary method would have to be resort
t," Ne then had Mr.. Sewers threat against
60 60. So,,vue-then Houston's ASSAULT upon MIR.
,,,nhary-then DR.. Davis challenge Of MIR.
Sc'"anSs--then Heard's warning to Mr. Arnold,
I finally Heard's attempted assassination OF
a., a.. Arnold. If | am not much mistaken, the Sc
=, o,d, here; for the. Belgians never ran faster
~" n. Dutch than have the Nashville school
nI.msp from the fear of public opinion.
could laugh heartily with you at the singular
.,,,,pce Of the blaze of glory" which sur
PPSol, the President; but have not the heart to
'a.b >, shat so degrades and dissraces my coun-
-. I
Winchester in Virginia. he was an adventurer
bs Mexican service, and is now an adventurer
:, ,oo,Eer service: it may be well, before he n
nile, his career, if he is not, per force. made to
,j,,p,Ue upon third service, for fixed term
4 wears. So.
N,w. nv dear sir, feel as little concern,
;,T,idualiy, for the whole generation in power
., osrbaps. any mao living They might go on
q, All eternity with their high handed measures,
,,d never injnre me per sonally. As far as that
!, Concerned. believe might live very quietly
,uder the government Of Dr.. Francla, Of Para
rpay. who makes and executes his own laws just
All suits him. without consulting any body. But
men nv ancient notions, about right and wrong,
gll come over me in spite Of all | can do; and
besides cannot but remember the "sO0d old
h,;--a,e, sir, the good old days, before you
we're rn,-uhen clubs and pistols were not the
instruments made Of to prevent members OF Con.
se., IRON telling the truth. Yours, Nc.
Extract Of Letter from Washington TO the
Ehior.-I think YOUR Clay folks ought To thank
Gen. Green fur the aid he brings to your cause.
Decidedly he speaks more etfectualy against the
"pesent incumbent" as the Knight of Roanoke
s,ed to speak OF President Adams, than anS other
editor in the country. Decides he is now so
sweet and smooth to your party! How atfec-
tonately he wuos the opposition members OF
Congress-: how kind aud attentive was he TO the
Young Men who have just left us. They will
not soon forget his ices, his wines and his music.
The races are taking hundreds out Ot the city
every day, and so far, there has been good sport.
lhear the Jprkey Club is to be enlarsrd-a sub
srrpion is raised---the ground improNed--
an annual dinner and ball gven-greater induce
nent held out TO bring on hue horses, &c. sc.
What brings George Kremer on to Washing
Nni Cal he want an office, or is he mere {" look
e. on IN Venice" pleased with tue scenes now
actin. here, and consraulating himself that he
Hnc, compelled to "cry aloud aud spare not"
7liughabis mistake. A Washington Cores
IOOden, Of the New York Daily Advertiser says:
the Baltimore Convention is an all absorbing
slbject with Gen, jackson, and being uppermostin
Bis MAD, leads him into gross errors. Several
Young gentlemen (members of the Young Mems
Cuuveuiunl weat with their friends, and were in
,roduced to the President, as being members Of
ne convention The President asked them how
they were getting on with their BUSINESS? The re-
Pywas livery we'll" "You have no difficulty,
nrO," said he, "in agreeing on candidate, !"
"NOne a, all, was the answer. "we are unani-
MOa$" Ills information eu|ivencd the counte-
HanceOf the President, and with animation, and
raised tone Ut voice, he Observed" told
t1em all the time. that Mr.. Van Buren, was pc.
P'ar-he Is truly the man OF the people"
Committee of the House of Representatives on
We resolution OF inquiry into the circumstances
connected with the alleged fraud in the proposed
contract tor supplying the emigrsting Indians
""h rahons-lessrs. Stanbery. of OHIO; Dray-
,sl' O 5 Carolina; Everett, Of Massachusetts,:
"'sne, OF Georgia; Muhlenberg. Of Pennsylva-
Ola; White, OF Louisiana; Hubbard OF n. Hanp-
shire
lie Cholera 1t is remarkable that the chO-
e'a appears 10 have broken out simultaneously
I" me most opposite quarters of Paris, clrcum.
Ssn,e Which, added In the fact Of a aDDparance