Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

OF ice. tae Citizen,' Criou Lie Ct n.h,,,,
have resumed their trip. beiuesu B.ltlGof. ~
Philadelphia.
4 hat aud cap manufacturer 10 Ne~ York Oh.
tanned last week a verdict q Sl5s damage.
against a juurbeyman. fce shaving tyr SEE! ..l,,
80 such a manner as TO Gu; .nd iniprs ,..m
We copy q pleasant article f-on liz N,r
York Commercial. shI1h riiIca!e: .scces,f.rv
tie o,.rsIrsihed exertioE, son.e;ime. tn.de :,
graft, tie psb.ic ta.,e for neuc,. The imr,tj
ate cause nf this article sss the elpr,s.e.r
recently established bv the N,u York paper. :,
bring intelligence IN advance u The a.il
We stated If tie outset, Ire dsy a''er We p.s.
lished the proclamation. that there rere ION.
prIncip!ss and reasoning contained in tina. doc,
m-nt % which -e did not approve. L., no, OF.
hearty and esrnes, supper, and apF;obatioa d
the general scO;e and design of the Proclaim,
ton. therefore, Dc o9n.'rgrd into az irdi.criri
nate approval o. ere,y thinz i! asserts,
The a.h:Hg'en rsp.r. Contain fall rspor,
Of The debate IN 'he Se0s,e lat T-e.d.y. ",
find. upon examining these reports. tia, our COT.
d,n>ej statement, published the dav after III, de.
| bate was quite accurate. and contained the g.
neral principles ad Down b. Each speaker.
a., Dir eli. J. IL
session. several very able speeches. A,taoga
we 10 not alaa,s agree with Mr.. p. IN oct t.
iiticsl sentiments. that IS 40 reason Wv W.
should hesitate TO acknow ledge hi, men,, 4, 4.
honest, independent Senator. II all our -.
Iators could claim the same title, tie coau.r
would soon find the gain.
The Richmond Wig. o! "Wednesday ',:',
this city, last night, from the soulh. lhea
messengers nave become frequent Of late. b,cs
ward aud forward. There seems TO u. to BE-
more Of os:euta,ion, than Of necessity, iD them"
The debate on Federal Relations has CON.
menced IN Inc Senate Of Virgins. Various n,s
proposition are before that body, and ,snO.i
speeches have been made.
1t is stated in report Of joint committee q
the Massachusetts legislature. that the amount d
property in that state vested in the manufacture
Of wooIens and cotions alone. is estimated Il
from thirty to forty mil lions Of dollars. which
is said will be essentially destroyed BY the pass
ing Of Mr.. Verplanck's bill before the House y
Representatives Of the United States. On this
ground. aud on the mischirfs which nece.sarir
follow frequent changes Of policy in the govern
mint, on subjects of this nature, the report
strongly opposed to that bill.
The editors Of the Nsti"nsl intelligence 10"
aud slander of the Globe pass for Just r! !s''ly
are ,cJrih! We have no hesitation IN SAW:
that the official organ is the most tom mouths
journal that We row See. IL Is d. uHpnns'p.'
as it is sycophan'ic-as base as i, is s'o'cIn.'
.9n,phic,yonie CounciL--A resolution / a. les
submitted To the Assembly Of New YORK. "'1.'
does not appear to have excited much a''enn''
or notice in the public journals. Mr. stn"''
is the author Of the resolution, whose object 80
establish new tribunal, for the settlemen. oil
questions that may arise out of the constitution"
tle United States. and the relation Oi the sta'H
to the Union. II proposes the arpoinmc0' q
select committee to consider the expediene,
proposing such an amendment OF ths Cons'Iuu'
as will authorize the appointment OF Court" I
be called the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of " Z
United States of America; to be composed :
twenty-five members, who are 10 be the ,h' Z
Justice OF the United States, and the Chiri ~ Z
tices Of each Of the States; who shall meet oa"
wear to hear and ijudicate constitutional g'"
tons. and have ultimate jurisdiction Ia c"0'V
versies between the general and state so''''
ments.
Puns.-The Boston Courier, speaking "
drunken mar, saws hsbelonged to the corps dIA''
tique. And the Philadelphia Gazette gives 0"
tce that the Italian singers will commence ]"
yery few DAYS tn cir operations.