Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-08
AiEsXNND@JAs
,,1D,y uoRNiNG. AUGUST 0, 1910

Il ,ha sncroachmen's y" p
' ~, - ,oeeeh, which have already been made
-. Lckson party, it is high time that they
j ia Wh2, may we no, expect, when pow
,,u h. pIaced in the hands OF those who'
wen now, make no scruPle OF perpetra'ins the
mos, Iawless and ahwsrraniable deedsf Loon
=, N. BL,cn LIST which has passed under our
,b..rya,ion. Outrage has succeeded outrage,
nD,il me dark catalogue ends in-ATrEMrrED
ASSASSINATION!
diff Green, IN The pay Of the Jackson party
q ~, the Senate, assaults a gentleman IN room
,ppropriatsd TO the deliberations OF one oil the
-ommi,,ees Of that body
puss,l Jarvis commits an outrage upon the
i pre,idcn,'s Secretary while performing his dI-
dss and even with an executive communication
% Congress in lis hand, in the Capitol
TIE Mos al Patterson, N. surround the
manufacturers houses, tn eatening TO burn them;
with Hickory twigs in their hats, shouting,
burra for Jackson"
The MoB a, Knoxville, Ten. surround Judge
Wniams' house, threatening him with their
vengeance anu r'"uiih6 i"P'NN~O"' -" $500
head.
Ds,peradoss set upon gentleman In his
own house, pursue him, anG attempt his assas
snatlon.
Men Of peace! friends Of order! we ask
again, what say YOU To these things! Are you
4 Wiling that The glorious inheritance you re-
! ctiyrd from your fathers sh ud be snatched
! f ON you, aud t'ampled under FOOT! Are you
wiling that clubs, knives, aud pistols, should
usurp the places Of Jaw and reason? Are you
4 willing, can you permit, the shouts and threats
4 Of an inGurilted mot TO oSrrawe your most viz
1 uous cilizens? Asd look, too, at the princi-
niles introduced and avowed. Green justified
/ his attack, on the ground that Mr.. Sparhawk
wrote and published political article which
reflected upon him, and, Of Course, through HIM,
on the Jackson party, Jarvis his, because
Young Mr.. Adams expressed his opinion OF the
improperly Of Jarvis visiting his father, whom
he was daily abusing and rsvilirg. The Jack
j son moo at Patterson was ised, because en-
ployers refused I, give, and would not be bull
lied and forced to give, higrer wages to their
/ woikmcn, on account of the passage 1T the tar
/ if law. Judge Wdiams was assaulted, because
| h. Grarlessly wrote what he knew 10 be the
/ truta-tba JaoksoO was concerned with Burr;
anil DR.. Armstrong wa, 10 have been murder
&C., ror giving the people information OF Jacks
sons cruelty aud ignorance 10 every instance,
II fixed dete. mInatiun was exhibited OF abridg-
ing the liberty Of the citzen-no hesitation
shown in v,ola'i' g the laws, and reckless con-
tempt manifested Of every thing like order and
dectrry.
But we have not done here. The LIST must
be con,iuncd. These are outrages committed
4 on The persons of our cirlzens. Let us see how
tn would uample down our liberties and rights
Senator Rowan, and Governor Giles, affirm,
i that if Mr.. Adams is not put down, the Union
must he dissolved.
Judge Of the General Court of Virginia
d ciarrd, hr would assist in forcibly electng
Mr.. Adams, At Jackson was not eIrc'ed
Jack ,on Off rr in North Carolina said, he
would vote To make tie Hero EMpER
d.. Ey, say, there are many of MS parry
! who regard l,cksons word more than they do
tor word Of CID; AID N Illinois a Jackso'
m. e,irg dispersed huzzaing success to -
bu we will not sully our columns with the pro-
i fanny.
The Jackson parry South Carolina, threat
IN he dissolution pf the Unon. In GsorgiJ
they talk of burning The northern manufac,o-
Il r,eS.
A Jackson NEE ing in Beaufort S. c. sought
10 mnzzr the press, and prescribe independ-
en' EDITORS Tor differing with rhem in opinion
The Jackson presses have es' ID isbed a rale,
'hA' watn any public man, declares agaIns
'h'lr IDOL, hey should Bring their whole pow
er and torce TO bear aeaiNst him, ,ha, is, ruin
his character by dummies and SANDER.
This Is not half If VIVA; has been said and
done; but it Is enough 20 show with whom and