Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-30

If q Public. (f<ffi,ts "a {be ktaAcs
Ser. Yorh C<I<afy Pennsy s
Mr.: CLAY xose ind said 2ln o1ads. M Sl1
as s' 81 lie eIiize1s OF Hanover
, disfricf 4: 1STf al t(3s highly Important county
near 6 (bs IS| S&i1z& al mountains as you pros
csed v,esf} 4 i W :, III }R<t rom Baltimore about
S1r :c0r6n171I 81 Hi 0fa cling l5fmers mechanics
and uers0lIe as + & ed 81 Etlost Of the busy yoca-
fj6rss ioc{<IeH "a o0r eI3ter prissng people they
e<,rr<ss 81 6zfes ia lie manly language OF
frsef1ah fIri6{1 aud fearlessly, but decorously.
frbt nzeef 81 esS their conviction that the
removal 6f the {}eposites, ON the responsibility
ol fhe Pre- {denk was an assumption OF power
,fhicf al HE to lie resisted by every American
oiiizen I'11tf any circumstance and that they
x,;Il IL I'LL 16st of their power, resist Execu-
fI8s entI |I5enis aud usurpatons. They
deelSI Is <he restoration of the deposites
xr<Is| IA # 8Is III an act Of Justice TO the Bank,
hn< IA ID sd |ibuke TO the revival Of the pub
liz sff Ssfi{ + 8f country almost ruined by the
Ts<ez'1} 81 They express their opinion thatthe
5>)s>rfe3 r$&&e Bank oughtto be renewed; and
<I<v c0f<26uIn the conduct OF the Governor of
pc5nsv3v 8nia as vaciIlating and time-serving.
c<,fIcur entirely In all these sentiments OF the
u. - +<<<r <r>Ir& Of -
ss1 psoas,ivan;a has been over
,:x. =: - 80 hsr attachment 10 de-
s.. q -, sas adncated and have al
{>,f<,,.'s3 ;n The same school. All nv
49, ;,,;es ~ 70 heey, drawn from it. But my
&. <an1ocracy has taught me that civil liberty was
is Dfime object. and free institutions and great
measures Of national policy were its means. II
:. ff r;nc;r,les without regard 10 men.
- - 4; ;5,,sl =, 81 has eni5ined me- ne
81 $. 90 nv ,,rirc;r]ss for the sake Of
- &, hen + has istilIed into nv mind
~ q xrp ,,,,,ver ans n xecnfiye in
Sc 5sS -, : M a; ~ Sst ,,<., ), 10 nf3 ,,reroo-
Ia % and freedom and liberal
i,>1oe ~ fhe ott,er Il does not allow me TO
5<,,,ht ~ course which o,,aht 10 take II re-
, - III mon, =, nouier s,s mere IN
~ - = Mich the sa1i,farv ,urnosfs
~, ), Was institntedfhe sa s
X z = ,rej : ,,d nbertv Of the people. And il
W ><:,srsS 81, me 10 abandon them when they are
fS72. 81 fs}fhless ia their high trust
fhe. tn66fine ia Hanover District denounce
ia n<]uff 0f their Governor as Facilitating and
81 5;T6| .Sfrvj;|8 Sir. there was d moment, during
sj{1 <,rez All Session Of CONGRESS- when all eyes,
IS <<3 III h<;res and an hearts. were turned to-
*<Srx}s Hafrisbnfg Gov Wnlf almost held in
6a,,ds the fate ofthe Constitution, and of the
s. q 6sl.v Had he beer1 a man of consistency,
Z 1 <9r,nfss ara <|f patriotism. there remained
~ kiy, "a E <1{ ]ina of conduct But how
s. S;s cal jlI6<{3re. aid he fulfil the general
81 I.t 3 l&1 {I6 <hflJnk from his duty. and,
S543; 5s<if Is {gxeclltiv We ,srIrpation. Joined
~ s; 1t }Icir.r the conduct of that Bank which
& - ~ 5sser ffe Object of his previous commenda-
Nom Asths organ Of PENNSYLVANIA. he should
bsue hoIdlv stood mn far Pennsylyania poIicv.
p,n s,1,.,y nr;nrinles Three ;mporta nj
10 10 oh aractsr;za5 pennsvlvania nrior
po.as.S S,;,;strat;or Of Csovernor WOLF Inter
- Is,,srs,,,aments the American system and
rae, c,rrancv snned tbrongh the
ss,u',a pa,,I &c tbe IIn;tea States
asTmey % = =. ,3 Nv ana Coon with :;
me sosslnol n'S ~ ..o
tent acqutssceee, :. a. Nv mi.l0u,
sistciieo t''e - 80, - nhoo. 49,
largoa aoou du soUobt 70 he ne
SECOND lnsiuuouSy assaeu, G' ~ oe
undermlnea, ana oIlsy saaeo IRON eoHlPle's
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III 'ne @,,e pa ,a;nt tha th;rd
SO uhugcessnliy % 'e r.''.
s ,,at ,,ath', oan,,an,o b',t
ooe eeus 60 q aos' Nib Soid and h,a ~,
OF piusleLihg nnannei, WIZ poiu s.i ~; ..
words IN ms mou'n anu no eoulasel1 ms nsaat;
vas a. 9 as erscteS for tbe