Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

The Char, stOn apes &c YESTERDAY,
contain The proceedings OF anoihtr ANTI Ia'lf
Meeting az Coumbis, which seems to ha' been
very numerousy attended, il he statement OF
the Mercury, that The own RI all wasn"t Ia'gr
ENOUGH % contain ;brm, he correct. Fhe Com
mit,ec appointed at prev ous meeting mad
their rrpor, at his time which was AL pied.
on motion Of MIR M'C"rd, by a vote which was
nearly unanimous. From 'he propositions sub
mitted to The meeting, and which we quote, IN
order 20 keep up with the history of THIS NV
movement &c the Jackson party OF tho South, II
will be seen that al huugh thrre IS some Sigh
justification visible m Jh to"e Of 'ht 50 p opo.
sirions,as compared with the 10 mer address >,
/ III re appears 10 be n aba''men' Of he spin
/ OF resistance; aud that there is no. likely 20 br
any lukewatmuess in lht effrrt which Will be
made To strengthen the. disnrganZing E cling,
and the numbers of The violrn among tie Jack
son party in H.. o her States We presum" the
proposed address 10 the people OF Kc"t"cky md
Tennessee viii he prepared with g'e eat care; for
il requires some advancement IN diplomatic
skill 10 be a5le t. reconcile "thsr Safes I" he
v.rv acts bv which i is defended 10 NJ AXE them
suffete rs 10 give a ~ rsonal illustration, it
is 20 knock man down, and l, the same lime
10 make him smile, acquiesoe ~ he Violence,
and thank YOU for the trouble it g.v' vow.
Nat. Journal
ANTl.TARlFF MEETING AT COLUMBIA
Accounts from Columbis. received Nv the
Editor OF the Mercury, state ;ha' he Committee
appoin,ed at previous meeting IN relation 10
the Tariff and the contemplated tax UPON sales
at auction, s"bmi'ed their report Ia large as
semhy "f The ciriz rs or the 18Th int Col.
JOHN J. CHAPPFLL was appointed Chair mar,
| and WM. e.. CLIFTON, Secretary. Col. ID J..
! McC ORD read the Report, and explained the
views pf,hc Committee. After which The meet
ing was addressed by Col PREsvoS, i, is sid,
with graf rec Of argument. Mr.. BY~uM
then moved thAtthe Report be printed and sub
miued for consideration Al f ,ure time the
motion was losr. The repor, was then adopt
ed with hut two dissenting ,oces.
The following are the pr positions submits
ted To thu meeting. The Repor, has not YET
been received.
That "a Committee Of Is he appointed.
whose duty il shall BE 10 address memorial 10
the Legislature.
| , Also an address to n" people Of this STATE.
| 5 Also an address TO lhe people OF the Unit
| ted States.
4. Also an address 10 the people of the
Southern S'atrs, who are like wise suffering IN
der the operations Of The Tariff
5. Also an address To the People OF Ken.
lucky apd Tennessee, stating TO them the OPP
preston and ban, full f.cs Of the prt sen, inca.
sures and the inevitable aonihi aton Of all trade
between Us, until change OF these measures.
| g. Also an address to the Mercantile and
| Skipping interests of ,h- u. States, condolDg
with them M our wretCh,d situation, and call
ing on them for an united effort TO xtrica,e our
selves from the trammels with which ignorance
and upidity have feltered us
z. Al.o TO open correspondence with dis
tin guishrd individuals throughout the Unit, d
States. tina, we may gain The aid Of their coun-
sci aud co-"peraiion.
The Committee will recommend. the exclu-
, sivr emp,oymen, of all Me hanics at home, and
tina, decided ference be given To all articles
produced in our own St'te. They recommend
! to the citizens of this District, tn esiebii h
men, Of a. Agricultural Society for the encour-
aeemen, Of every branch of farming and hus.
bandry, particularly suitable TO the present
| time
| For the present, the COMMITTEE recommend
the appoin,mrnt or COMMITTEE of Vigilance,
TO consis, Of seven, whose duty il shall be to
enouir. wha, branc hes ofindustry can he advap
tag ously Cal led on in this State, without an
n,es,i,ufe Of any great capital, aad 10 devise
every m, ans in ou r power, to free us fiom this
! system of plumber.
/ The committee fur,nar recommend, that the