Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-31

actually produced. r'e
What the Duke and his m,n will Do. =,
course they may pursue, il is impo,,;,,'a
me TO say or guess. If they werr vie. .'F
would first read, very atten lively, "p,s.,N
gainst GoId;" they would then read -,
to ricruey," they would then reaa,bc ~ '
Is!and Prophecies" pub'is ed IN the Re-:
in 1919; they would then read The "p,o.r,S
prophecies published in the Rrei,,c, IN =.
they would thrn read my thr, e Lecture, "
Duke; and then take Up The Norfolk p
and resolve 10 acl upon il tn the very l.,,,.
no, having ,imr for The other reaJin,, ,,t'' ~
he petition al oure and act upon i, wiz ~, ?
prompri,ude belonging to ,heir p,ois,;.t
They would then save the siaie ,ha, ,bry ~.
sworn t. uphold; and would end their .Y ,.'
vered with the applause Of their courr,,. :"
there is no other way under Hea,e, f., ,.,.'
TO get out Of the difficulties which :, W.
surround them. "'
IF they fail; if they, who appear to b, tho l..
resort, give the thing up in despair, H. ~
gentlemen (whom !orbear 70 call by a,v o,., Nv
general namr,) the Lowthers The Newc,y.
the Fl,zwiIliams the Norfolk>. he S, r..
mains, the Rutlands, 'he Percy,, and the ~.
fords, must come up. turn 20, and Carry II,
thing through themselves, i" their ou n pron.
persons We have seen, in the insane, =,
Lord Gren,il'e, wha' gifts there are in ,or
especially when aided by modern scr,,,
These old gentlemen, aided by pacA +
Scotch philosophers, and Carrying on their or
work with their own hands, would be ,pe,,.
Gle worthy Of The god. We should lhtD ..
me asures such as man never dreamed Of b.f,s
and, at any rate we should have men ia q.
know, and know well, 90. lflhey shrink Gu,
the task on this trying OCCASION, God on, krov,
what would become o. the concern: ", ,h,a
have Their tried every thing and every bcdv;ard
il the last iiial fail Us, we must resign oune,,
qmir,y TO our fAIe. There is but one ,trv sin.
pie thing 10 do, namely, to cause sixy miII,n
Of taxes to he raised every year in gold t.,
is all; and, il III Sc old gen'lmcn Cannot do Nj,
the Lord help US all. and, particularly The l.sj
help them! The Dukr is now b Sci by 81 ,o-,
Of devils, brsreching him TO deprive the Ks,
for ever of The power Of making money, and
deprive himself Of every sprig of laurel ,fg
public generosity and indulgence have be,or.
ed on him. He must See The inlamy, in 'e
first place, that will result from ls,e,'pp
the Sc selfish vermin; and, in the next pl.ce, 0.
would think tina, he mus see the more de.&
ful consequences that " i'll follow 10 the nauG
al large, and to himself amongst Others, r. !.
here infamy is not all: il Is absolute anI Certain
Whal the rocks and their customers arr IT, /
is, 10 produce anoth,r Bank re>ticrior; & this l
Bank restriction must lead to an overthrow (
The government, in its presen' form. This 8
my decided opinion; and 3! hink it my dugp
-xpress it in The fullest and clrarest maur
that can. Every man in his senses is au,r,
that merely to repeal thepresent small-nor Bill
" ould only reopen the hood.gate Of he paprr'
curse, and hat we should soon have panIcs Of
tenfold evils, compared with that which has .
passed: every one sees this; and as 10 lakingx.
uri'Ies from bankers, that would be justine
same thing as abolishing The notes Everyone
sees that there mus, be general confusion ID
he country or something very nearly approach
ing it., if The present law be enforced. So that
axe which of The two you will, there is GER
Amy of confusion and uproar. In the once
covering the ministry with infamy, houe"rs
the other, not. The safe way out Of the d. {
iculty is, Norfolk Petition. But, as thai M
1olves the taking away Of part Of 'he Chu"'
the discharging Of the army, theI'p
ping off Of The dead weight, the rubbing 0'; |,
With merciless mop, Of the whole score i
pensions and ST ccures, and the cutting Oh
couple, at least, Of the RICH, band figures
very salary; as Norfolk Petition invo''''I
hese, il, Of course, will no be thought as"
nd happy is the man, who escapes even cN'
ration when he proposes ii.
Therefore, the far greater part OF the na's,
S far as concerns people OF property, are !"
mother characterization; ,his, as have VIC
lurn,Iy said, would cover the government VIZ
nfamy; but, far would il be from ending 'n''S
, would produce, in the frs, place, g'e,',oa
o the nation generally, by the efec' 'na
vould have on its foreign commercial 'F'n'..
ions, il would be q proclamation Of n''I1".
and, as Peel recently ooser'ta
he House of Commons, i, would be oec'".
ion that he country never could Te'u'" ~,
,old and silver currency. These would Oee .G
,reat enough in all conscience; but th'! W. W.T.
orm but small part of The evils thai VIZ.
ollow. The country banks must be re'"'SL
S well as the bank in London, there wow
% possible check 10 the issue Oh paPe',,.g
makers ofwhich would always be eager 10 ''.s
While nine,v nine hundredths OF manKlG
lways ready TO borrow. The assignalso' i ..I
ever exceeded in depreciation what w.,
AXE place here. No law, 10 severity o. ~.
,hmen, flor Robespierre tried it couia e.
N, two nr;ces in thr market; and. in a ei