Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-04
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
.0,osy MORNING. OCTOBER 4. 1883

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out. we thought we were safe enoush!-
,, vs foudly imagined we had the old Gene
i" ",s 100 firm hold ever to be loosened. And
/" s;,bfully we have supported him ever since'
had, knows! We have battled against
' .nIli6srs-6rrd away at Mr.. Calhoun and
ucDuA6e-and hurraed for the Prociama-
>. 1, is true, we every now and then, from a
w. .,bt we had gotten into and some foolish
~ fashioned principles we could not shake on
evil Of the Kitchen Cabinet-derided "he
~, republican party"-contended tor the So
'.m,,v Of the iaws-opposed arbitrary power,
:. &c.: al! Of which we knew was not ap'
,.,ino within hundred leagues OF Jackson.
-hn, then, as soon as we grew faintheart.
40 would turn to the Proclamation, aud
S',, !, .,OOJ-a beacon for our guide-shedding
'.,.s,;o, RAYS over the waste Of politics, aud
= ,;,i,, in the nigh, Of false doctrines and OPT
aCG,
Memory would always re kindle the star
That blszrd on the breast OF the oiiiow.
RI, no, to change the figure, even at the ha-
ard Of running into the 6aihos, "some OF them
4, rtlIers," as Maj. Downing would say, have
,,.r most unmannerly sdoused that glim,"
,,5 left US entirely in the dark. The Globe, at
Il, i,,,isaton Of our good old friend and men.
IA, the Richmond Enquirer. has declared, "by
uthority," that the Proclamation means " Viz
,iri, State Rishts-and the Resolutions OF esq.,!
y,x this is too bad! We believe it's all de-
80, TO shake Us off And when We had laid
hold with all our strength to Gen. Jackson's
words. behold the Globe laughs 10 our face aud
Avs, Why you're all wrons.-the President
adu't mean What he said-he only Intended to
make Proclamation!
% that. in deed aud in truth, the last " link
u brokeu." And that il is no fault oil ours must
B, apUarent We want to be Jackson man,
bat the! won't let US.
Major Downiog's Chncher," in this morn
in,'. Gazette, will, we hope, not call Tor any
explanation on the part Of the Official. We
presume it will satisfy even the Richmond En-
qairsr.
Penny MAGAZINE have on our table
tao numbers Of this highly useful and interest
log publication. issued originally IN England I'M
der the direction Of the celebrated Society Tor
he difason IL useful knowledge, at the head OF
which is Lord Brougham, and re-Published IN
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U. S. MILuARY AND NAVAL MAGAZINE
The October number Of this Magazine, edited
and published by Mr.. Romans, is before US. II
Is neatly printed. and filed with matter highly
useful and interesting to our officers Of the Ar
nv aud Navy. The work deserves liberal sup
port and encouragement. We have heretofore
spoken Of its merits.
A new caricature is now afloat in New York
VII Ve SUBJECT OF the removal VI the ueposites.
The Commercial Advertiser represents il as gra'
pho aud pungeut. II is ine subject for sa
nris,-almost as good as the blow up Of the first
Cabinet The Opposition smite the Admins
ration "hiP and thigh" They have the bes,
II IN reason, in argument, in ridcule,-in eve
~ thing II Gen Jackson was only an oppo
alton man, the whole business would be ended.
Judge Sutherland is candidate for Congress
HOm Philadelphia County. He lately resigned
and accepted seat on the bench. He still holds
INTO the Judgeship, but runs for Congress. Mr.
Sergeant rs bis opponent. Judge Sutherland j.
most adroit and sklful politician and nav per
AApsee elected. His conduct Is not little sin
s'ar Should Mr.. Sergeant succeed, Phiiadel'
Pna would have two Of the abiest representa-.
ives in Congress. Mr. Binney takes bis seat
iOr the first tine, next winter.
The publisher Of the United States Telegraph
ns entered into treaty with Professor of grea
and deserved celebrity for his knowledge anc
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