Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15

The excitement in Alabama, in relation "A 4.
removal Of intruders from the Creek land y
tinues undated. A meeting held 10 Man.,
merry county recently resolved that the int,
ton Of the United States troops within III, H.
Of that State, for the purpose Of remO,u, a,
citizens" there from the "new se,,lem.n. =
absolutely subversive Of the soyere,D,1 =
laws Of the State Of Alabama"
Many excuses are made for the rcsul, =,
Marylan Election. There is only onr .oo1 =.
stantiaI excuse and what is the use Of bu,,;,
others. The Anti-Jackson party were M, -,
enough to beat their opponents, and Of ,,.
their opponents beat them. Here !, ,bs ;,
cause and effect. We like to call thinoshr
right names.
Mr. Sergeant has lost his election to COr,,..
We are sorry for it. He is srea, p,O NJ
most excellent man. but beng opposed to G..
Jackson, he stands no chance. iere i, ,,u,
instance Of cause aud effect We pre,um, ~,
is not sensible NAH in Mr.. Sergeant. dish,
who questions his talents. hi, acquiremer.-,,
virtue or his honorable principles, or dou,, H.,
he is the first amongst them, and y,-s,
" damning sin" Of Anti.Jack,onl,m CANA, !,
forgotten or forgiven.
The State Election in New Jersey Ia. r.,,,
ed 10 favor Of the JacksN ticket. "ss, Il
conquerIng Hero comes" Here we nave Pr,
sylvaoia, Maryland and New Jersey, all VIII,
the space Of week, joining the general chorur
shouting with the rest, Hura for jackson
That name is, at yet. all powerful.
A letter from Virginia is published in 4,
Globe, denounciog Mr.. Leigh and Mr. I've
aud giving Jacksou-Van Buren, sketch Of d
itics IN the Old Dominion. This is to give =
.. faithful" every where due notice Of how +,
wind is to blow the next quarter" The wr
may find himself mistaken.
The Warrenton Spectator is right. W,w
no idea that the humblest citizen Of vrra,
will submit to the insult Of being told, M
Leigh will not co1de,cend to let his opinions
known" We have cautioned the exclusives
lower virginia-if they persist in their press
course, Mr.. Leigh will be indignantly rssa
even by his own State.
The rates Of Exchange on The South y
West have advanced. The United States b.
asks one and a half per cent on Western dep
ties, and Brokers readily follow the ennP.
At the hanging Of Getter, on the 4th inst q
Easton. Pa. the rope broke. and it was notH
the lapse of twenty minutes that the executes
was able to bring the cuIprit again to the N1
Col. Jno. Stuart (of Liberty. King G'H1
County, Way has purchased the two tine b.
raised by the late Richard K. Meade which ~
for few days past been in this town. r"l
Of the improved Durham short horned 'm
and it is the intention Of their owner to F~'
them to the notice of the farmers in Tie m'
ties on the Potomac and their neshborh'a
the Improvement Of their breed of cattle
hope they will avail themselves Of the 0p'a
nifty they will shortly have Of competing h'
way with their up country friend.
A good one.-The Post Master at Ofans'"
c.. writing to the editor Of the CO''"
Mercury, says that Major Barry has made"
Tempt to turn him out. but nobody will %"
appointment; and after making divers comp
IF the Post Master Generals own short COZ
he adds that unless Major Barry resigns "
lends to continue in Office himself, m'us'
whole Kitchen Cabinet, and he signs 0lns
- John A. Tyler, Postmaster in sp'Ng ="
Wsa Point. MIR. Cannon, who D" !"
iuced into the Legislature Of Tennessee
u tion adverse to the continuance Of '0s -
States Bank, has also submitted p'"
md resolutions declaring the Military h''S