Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24

--Respecs for them without idola,ry, they
are not too sacred 10 be touched, nor
ought they TO be.ton highly charged.
~. Juvenile Education lit is nohfieoi
concern that our children Be faugAt TO iore
good principles and to understand them. )
~: Party spirit---May il never be sumo.
.rior to the spirit Of patriotism. :. -
-, Agriculture Fhe source of nation,
al independence.
Is Cominerce-That which enriches
without eneryating.
i4. The liberty OF the pfess-If there
IS sacred principle in politics, i, i, this.
Is The American Fair May they ne.
yer forget that on them chiefly depends
the character of the rising generation.
To- lnnovation--Let II be viewed with
caution, bu, not with abhorrsnce.
IL. Popularity-May virtue and merit
be the only passports 10 her favor:
VOLUNTEERS.
I By Mr.. Page--Encreas;ng and LASTING
prosperity 10 the city of Richmond, * sub
'babitanfs. a''fs,5 Z, 4 l,iE
BY Gov, Cabsil--si honest dissfen-
ces ef opin;on never dissolve the bands Of
private. trfcnaShtp. tia
By the Vice President Republican
gratitude May it spcr be isbsra.iy be-
slowed on the real never sguan9srea on he
pretended patriot. sS
John Page having withdrawn;
BY The Prrsident--John Page. our late
venerable chief, the undertaking pa.r;ot.
the enlightened and honest statesman,
who sPurned riches and monarchica no.
nors When they came in confiia viii, the
liberty OF his country. tvae
NY Chief Justice Marsha,i--n1ay public |
aifeci'sv be the insepar able attendant OF |
priya yirsue-
BY The Attorney GeneraI-That pure
pa'rio,ism which adversely cannot shake,
nor prosperity seduce. So ~
BY Col. Mayo--Nay allthe force Of par.
~ zeal be lost 10 the regard FOR the com.
mon veal. sssr
During the absence of The president.
by Mr. MitcteIl--Dr.yvm Foii,bee, a
genuine republican, who will not conr, DO.
pularity at the expense Of principle.
On Friday the 18th inst tie House OF renrs-
sentaivss ct Pennsylvania afier dis sion &c
two days, agreed 20 an address in answer ,eshe
speech ot,he governor inthis answer, wbo,e
ienSth prevents its eIitiTe insertion in this DAYS
paper, the following paragraph: =
/" 1T this important crisis of ou- hatior,al sf !:
lAirs' wnsn we have reason apprshend that IL
the general government win be oSlired !. ~ !
crihce its laudabelo love Of y,saos 70 an h.po,,I.
assertian ef'ns rights and dignity :" when our {
national flag rs as,ilte an, our territories ,,;,,
een, ~ the subjects OF foreign bowers. III A.,
cores ne 10 declare f5es u< bssrs t5e t,le,.
ae'ce sle c,issc'ed ssisAonr 9rd s.e az, ,f,b.
eeecuaire and legislative BRANCHES of ne tctsyar
sorftrne'i g and soat whatever ,Iiessu ca may
be found Necessary Coz the assertion cf ourr,rg.
and dgnry will be promptly and chesrl,l.iy enr' I
porred hg the safe Of Penns wanda 4
Mr. Wells, federal me Der moved n. s,,1,,
on. The ords ~ lialrron which long dehh-s 4
ensuad, which issued IN the deisrminaflon Of ~.
Eouse to rsfainihe words, every reon, lean mem,
Der voting for rs,ain,ng them. and lie fe,cr,,
,nenirsrs' rs IN r'innoer, voting for striking
mem 1as ils ms;oritycn this occasion incl u,las
all republican riembers, NJ wei consi,,,.;s
al as democratic Here then we nave the ,js,I-s
with regard 10 national interests, ,hsre IS no 4,
vYion among the republicans of Penssyivan;a
May sense OF couimor danger and OF mutuaI
interest awaken hem 20 the recollection OF times
when they were Friends. and reproduce the a,nitv
that then so happily subsis'ed. ,
:: he Senate, IN correspondence with ilsir prac.
'''f'~ l'.>oiy idSc Ul1ue no q
the speech Of thegovernor. III
1850. "
Among the aadacious falseitoods. which so q
frequently disgrace some of our public mini. !. h
perceive one in the New York Evenio, rost L
and uni'ed States Gazette, representing epa- c
rtlsand even assault and battery 70 have taken !
place between Mr.. Nicholson & DR. Leih we c
conhne this notice to saying that there Is NOT =
werd OF truth in he whole story, that no co,,,,
or qusr'elhas taken place and that 70 misundsr. /,
standing srbsists between the m..--Nat. Intel. !
4 DEATH
WIN pain V fsllsto our OF TO record the dea,l
OF Coli JOHN HOOMES, Of The i,owGngi
Green, IN Caroline county, on MONDAY lasf AZ
ter painful and lingering illness, which he,
psre with the greatest fsr,itude and CHRISTIAN re-
signaiisn He has left a widow and an aA,;a.
b'etami'y ofchildren to lament the lose Of Ten
der husband and an ageaiona,e pa,ent
In the various STATIONS af a public charanes r
he has uniformly been faithful 70 tFls in,e,ssts of
those VINO had chosen hias TO ,esye then I,
private Ute he has sustained N as;ab.e reou,a
ton, and very few men have possessed grcar.
CT sh7re of genuine, sold virtue, ard rnalIeaed
beneyoiencc The loss society will sus,ain a. /
common with numerous circle Of friends ana
acquainianees, will be severely fel,
Adieul kind frieni, 10 each fn.. fs.i;,, ,,,.
Thy virtues many and thy foibles lev ?