The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
THE GREEKS.

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ss,;ns a: .nss I'm .ne opinion OF tnis
neutr.i;,, : "a :, I 49,. ~ .'.n .ne posce'
for ~. ,;.ons. - - y. sos.,
to .rnre.s IL ..ss;.:. s:ss' ~
ice, s.f the .,nanc;.s,;.a - ~ sss SUI .so.
snch an sSn..ss;ls -. - SSS-uI..
win the nssn.n;,o;, "a oy son'pvs.s
t.hr;.,,.n ,ssr,. 49,. 49, y.
bonorahi. - H. = - usu.sv
who were *. e., - &C.,. uSaou'
li.h the nr;nc;nIe: as 800 "1 '''so
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hv RI. rs,r;o,. or G-.... =, 49,. appS:'
can r,eonIe' 10 wo.,h. ths =" =. NJ.
th.v 80 .n,....J - 1,s.S s 80 nv.
re.nscif,,l o,,sr,;on-,b., - -. . .Ss
si3et thu, Gree. h.s ~, az. a..
pujshed !. ,he sea, of sri.n.. "a -.
arts th., n her .c,,in,,;r. :. ;aS.h.ss g..
its b.st ,,od.,. nn.,r,, ;,s $3.50. .o'
ter. ana onr ssr;n.r;.o os is..o;. c.
much of ,h.;, classic ,or.s.ha,.ha IS. ,I'
ven bir,h 70 The most ;I,ns,r;o,s nh;,osa
pber, s,a,..n.n .nd hero.. ~. f naO.s.
bc ind;fFcr.nt n The r.ien,,.s. ,ss.nn"
now 100000 ov.s H., -. 49,; yy
and fero,;ous ,,,.st.r.
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mor,;sc.,;on ord r.s;r., ~. naI;s~ a ~ ~
noten,,t.. IS 80 iii. LII, y, sne
cIa;m;n, 70 h.,on, ~ r. s:I.,.. IT,.
in reua;n;no n.ss;v. sn..,ss,r. :. ~.
pr.at ..sna now s.,;na hssnrs 49, W -" :.
TnrL ey. instead os .ansi;nn ~. ""T..
inc s(3r.eLs ,h., camn,ans, "a ~,
vS;rh an rh,;s,.nd',r. h.a -. s ). .'u'
more nart;c.,,a,,'. 49,, So. ~ -
exnre,s The pa;nrn, d;s.nno;n,n.n, IS o ~,
our, hone. in ,h. ro,;o,, p,,r.n.I -. 81"
emneror AIexandsr s,ou whos IL.
arn,;e. and vac, nra,..s,;ans ,,'s 5 s.
prom NJ and decisive measures w.rs snJ '
~ antic;nated hv The A mer;c,n r.on,s
Resoired Th., ~. cam.. - .s,;n;" s
and the riyht, Of h,m.n;,v are ;n,;noa;. Jn
conn.cted with The eel, Sc ,ha ""aa;.,
between the GreeLs .nd The Tnrt. ~,
should that conf,;c, move nnsuccessf,,i -
the Greeks fwhich Hs..en sorh;dS ,h.,
Then +, ia onr dnty .s Chr;s,;ons and r.n
"a ofrsr ,her, ON .s,,,,,,, Co.. osn.a,.;.
in this hannv country o-''
Re.olved, That +. .;.
tee 70 c6rre.nond with s,cb o,hsr .ora
mittee. 40 ,naI bs anno;n,sd ,hroraha.,,
the union. for ayFora;nu relief To the sns'
FERNS, C;reeks and that thew Rave r,ws,
tn cali anv fntnre meetings ~ ,hc c;t;,sn.
and IN co.onerate With other cor,no;,,.es
bv RAISING subscr;n,;ons or o,herw;s. ~
aid of tine f5reets 40 in ,bs,r ;ndau.n,
shall he deemed most advisable
Resolved. That he chm,,;,.
tee TO prepnre anil nublish an add,ess1 in
the name Of this meet;ng- 70 the c;,;~sn.
of the United States mon abe sub;ect NJ
the FOREGOING resolu 20.
b. l.. Wander Heyden. in a strain of
the most feeling and touching eloouence
exna,isted upon the vaIne of the nr;nci
ples of freedom. He said il was MAN.
inherent right and his highest BLESSING.
He traced Il from bovish childhood %
old ace. He traced it in the civil inst;.
tutions of our country: and said il was
the cement that united their foundation,
tho hallowine spirit that preserved
their purity. The American people.
said Mr.. v. had this princinle Ionp he
fore their ;naenen5ence was arS,ov