Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-06

,r,.,.oaDled rout of Jdcks0niSm. nave
=, the full returns from the lower congress
no omal district which present an unexanipieu ie
sy ,,,;on in public sentiment Ii is more IMAM
W. waterloo defeat" and such as VIII leach
d, Cen. Jackson himself as well as the mise
eshle crew that surrounds him, that ms popuia-
I:.s not only cannot "stand every thlng," out
NJ he and his arbitrary acts are already 1roWn-
JJown by the indignant voice OF People that
e srs determined to be free.-Balt Pat.
"CAMBRIDeE, Md June Sd 1884.
aour election is over. Mr. Steele, the Anti
,,cksonian is elected by 1853 votes majority
srsr his opponent Mr.. Stewart the Jackson An
= Rank candidate. The entire district has been
Ssard from. In Dorchester MIR. Steele's maJo-
rtv is 49l votes. In Worcester Gil, and IN So
uerset 500, making in all A MAJORITY OF
Il6S! Last fall when Mr.. Dennis was elected
his majority over Mr. Stewart was only 80
AIR gain since then is 95S votes! Is not this
Sreat victory? most signal triumph? The
9Soice of the People is heard from the ballot box
they have proclaimed that the welfare of Rome
sball never be surrendered for the glory of Ce-
car Let their great example be followed and
we have nothing to fear The Tyrant will De
sound trembling on his throne and his boasted
nower will be cloven down by the mighty arm
Of free and independent people"
member ofthe House that the President declar-
cd to the Secretary the Treasury Mr. Duane,
that his reason for removing the depoSiteS was,
that if he did not do it before Congress met, two
.hrds nj the members would have been bribed
hv the Bank These are his very words:
aThe President declared, that if the last
coogress had remained week longer in SEES
sion t,ro-thirds aooutd hare been secured 6y the
Rank bq corrupt means, and that the lake result
<Iol fho fhof
onch state Bank agency must be put in opera
tion before the meeting of Congress as would
chow that the United States Bank was not ne
cessary:-and thus some members lrouLd hare no
crease for roting for IT."
As the persons to be bribed could not be
those already favorable to the Bank, the impu-
tation was of course limited to his own political
nartisans-so that here is a President of the
United States declaring in express terms, that
MS own party-his own political frlends-would
have been bought by the Bank, and that, there
fore he removed the deposites. Never was
there thrown upon any body of men in exis
tence, a more scandalous and dishonorable
imputation whole political party stands
branded before the country by their own chief,
With the stigma Of base and foul corruption, as
being willing to sell themselves body and soul,
10 the first purchaser.-Nat. GaS.
ready commenced at this favorite watering
Mace. They have at this time ten or twelve
boarders and among the number, Mrs. Clay,
the wife of the distinguished Senator from Ken
lucky, who arrived there on Wednesday the
,4th inst. Since the last season MIR. Calwell
has added greatly to the accommodations as
well as the appearance OF the White Sulphur
Springs. by the erection of number of Brick
Buildings, and few frame ones. The old log
baa uoH IN no n
side of the turnpike, where they have been re-
erected, and will soon be prepared for the re-
ception of poarders.-Lepisb&rg AHeghanion.
Africa. fatal Africa, has added another to the
long list of those who, seeking to explore her
unknown regions, have found in them only
grave. Lander the real discoverer ofthe course
of the Niger, has perished-as We learn by the
canada-having been murdered 200 or 800 miles
I'D the river Others, however, will succeed to
the place thus made vacant by death, for no.
thing can daunt the indomitable spirit OF human
enterprise. Nep York american.
International Marridges.-No man was more
severely belaboured than Mr. Crawford Tor tel
ling the honest truth that there was no other
method of civilizng the Indians than ntermar-
ying with them Two or three Indian girls,
halfbreeds of Greeks and Cherokees, well edu-
Gated, and having fortunes, have been married
10 white persons Of responsibility, but the "eX-
periment'' has gone no further. Among the
late list of marriages, We find the following:
"At Otaheite, Society Islands, Capt Charles
Spooner, of whale ship Erie, of Newport, to
Miss Kingatara Oruth."
The name OF the lady sounds very much
like descendant of Rio RHO, and we are quite
certain that beyond few shells and feathers,
triAe in cocoa nuts, bark canoe, and paro-
quet Miss Kingatara could have had no fortune
at all-consequently it was love match. We
hope that domestic happiness and connuoial
love may result from this union, and that the
lady will have no cause to regret having trust
ed her destiny to white MANN y. Star.
Alarming Fright-At music party some
evenings since, some of the gentlemen request
ed lady to favor the company with some fash
ionabe tune Upon the lady's enquiring what
air he would please to have, ne replied, " Alum
Water! Miss if you please .Whereup0n the
whole company vociferated, "Alum Water!
alum water!'' meaning the beautiful air OF "on
the Banks of Allan Water" Several gentlemen
in the other room, hearing the cry, supposed
some lady had tainted and commenced opening
the windows and doors to admit free circula'
lion of the air. until the music OF the real ar eX-