Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-20

lo' 'he 0ihce oil Governor. We have he,soIo,.
expressed our sense Of Mr.. MeCarty's ou,,s s''
tons, and our favorable wish toward. RI.
man could bring to the discharge Of the dD,;,. w
Chief Magistrate Of the Commonwealth, m,.
Of all that should 60 to make up the eba,,., wye
such an executive officer than this ren,l.m. VI
With talents of high order--manner, III. A
courteous--intesrity the most firm, and D''s
c'Pies OF the purest cast, he would be- t r."
every way worthy the confidence Of the D.o' U
We are led to make these remarks BY se sir e.
the last Tallahassee Floridisn a eom,i;m sA
to Mr.. McCarty. a. honorable as i, il ,.'n raa
served That paper, after men,ioo,0r 49, w.
Of Mr.. McCarty's nomination in The ,a, wv "0
as Governor Of Virgins, says" the ,u r'p'"
impartial manner IN which he discharged ii. '"'
dlous duties whilst acting as Governor =, - A.
rita. give ample proof Of his entire s,0.., ~
the situation to which he has been nom;,,,
Indeed his administration in this COUNTRY S.
Ell a new era in our politics, long to be ,er,
bered' distinguished as it was for ability and
en're freedom from party or personal e0,,;I'
atoms. Mr.. McCarty. during his re.,Is'.
amongst US, won the confidence Of All q.
qnaIntance, and there is not within on, h,n.I
rics man who did not regret bis remo,, =,
deplOre the loss Of his seryices,n
A white man, named HndOper, has b.sr ..
rested and committed to jail in Fairfax C,r,.s
for trial, on a charge of seditious co,du,, -,
improper tamperIng with some of the b,,.s,"
the county. They informed asaio., him ,l,
selves.
The trial Of Albert Rose alias Tavlo,
lored boy owned by lady of this place, f., II,
murder Of white man Ia Georoe,ow,
weeks ago. took place in Washington On w.a
nesday. We understand that the ,p,,;n,,,
,ainst the prisoner was very conclusive .Dyn.
jury found a verdict Of guilty.
we have always endeavored to do Justice "a
the ability and fairness of the American Oar.
terIy Review. Oar regret at the Introduc,o,d
the question of Abolition, so far a. this D.dc
Is concerned, into its pages, was induced b,
the TACT, that such things should At least be com.
msnced by those personally and Immediately col.
cern'd. When they move in the matter, it vii
be time enough for others to follow suit. b.
sides, there is quite enough Of excitemen. O,
the subject already. Incendiaries north and
south, are watching for materials to klod.
blaze. Public opinion is almost unanimoss
south OF Pennsylvania, against the agitation d
any matter relating to Slavery. We mishle ,a
dispute the opinion Of the National Gazette ,kr
the subject to which we refer is " national" IA
the sense IN which that word is used.
We doubt not, however, that, as il is, ID.
next number Of the Review will contain co.,
elusive reply to the article to which we have o.
jected. That done, we hope the question VII
not again be disturbed.
There has Just been issued from the pres; d
Mr.. Gideon Of Washinton, in a neat volume d
slO pages. Continuation of the Tabular ,ni
Statistical Views of the United States, BY Mes.
sers 6. Watterston and v B Van Z,nJ."
Ibis work contains Statistical Views of Ii. p.
pn'aiIon. Commerce, Navigation. Public Lands,
Revenue and Expenditures, Post Office. p.
tent Office, Mint Military and Naval Establish.
men's. SC. of the United States. from 1871
to 1882; So condensed as to furnish a, one veu,
and IN short time, any fact in relation 10
these subjects that may he wanted.
The steamboat Norfolk, Captain Parish ho1
Baltimore for Richmond, had on board pede,
tai and obelisk, designed for the tomb of The frang
Df the Declaration of Indepcndence-t W.
plain; bot the inscription on the pedestal a.Dt
As legibe, perhaps. as it might have been h.
'cription on the obeIisk:
Here was buried Thomas Jefferson. au;h'
'f the Declaration of American Indepr6dence;o
The statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom;
Ind Father Of the University of Virginia"
On the pedestal
Born, April ed, l,43, o. 5. Died, JaI, !,