Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

the Admirals 10 put down the when al u
aicts The Archipelago, and they oi WIZ ~ y
| was one OF the'causes oil the u "''usA
tlon"
"The three Courts" be said, f"ng I'D VI.
the most perfec, harmony wifra 70 VI.
affairs Of Greece. Their unid y" =" p.
entire conformity OF views AMI ncipes,
| further strengthened by everyP WIZ"
| noble disineresteGness and i Ere ~
peace can inspire with them, nan o' '"e''
generous enterprise. -,
"It may, perhaps, be perml me 10 oe",
testimony here 10 The noble aScrs which
have had the happiness to RI pers
| from the mouth of the younGereign OF
great empire, the worthy inhf OF the WIS
dom Of Alexander, and who NJ so righ' 10
rec kon on the fidelity Of his 10 the t">
gagements which bind them ind guarantee
the maintenance OF The ba'and EuroPe!
you have just heard the rsprotesta'ro"'
| Of The Ministers of Great BrH ana the n..n
intention manifested 10 you OF par' o. WI. w
King, 10 execute SoruPulousi{ treaty "
he has subscribed completes guaran'ee W
success which we still hope nc ao'e
maintain without having recu 10 arms
I.,.cr from Mrs. s;pourt of Hartford,
Conn. Secretary Of the Ladiereek omlh''-
tee OF that place, 10 accompd the co"''iou>
tions prepared for The Archiago.
United States ofqmerica. rs I'm. 1873:
THE LADIES OF HARTFOHN CoNNt'C'f
CUT, TO The LADiESF HhEhor
Sisters and Friends: Frurfe years OF GNU,
hood, your native cline hasen the 'ne"e u
orr admiration. Togetherth our oro'hers
anC husbands, we early lined 10 love the
country Ct Homer and arjdes, Of Scion and
Of Socrates. The enlhusih which The glory
of ancient Greece enkindle n our bosonis, mas
preserved fervent friends SIP for her descend
ants. We have beheld wi deep sympathy
the horrors of Turkish dnnailon, and 'h'
struggle so long and nobly sustained ny 'hem
for existence and for libert
The communications obr. Howe, since NJ
return from your land hat made US more IN
limately acquainted with sur personal suffer
lngs. He has presented my OF you 10 US, IL
his vivid descriptions, a seeking refuge
raves, and under the brathes Of olive trees
listening for the foots,epsbf The destroyer, an
mourning over your dearst ones, slain IN oa'
tie.
Sisters and Friends, ou'hearts bleed Tor yo'
Deprived OF your protectors by the fortune
war, and continually in frtr of evils worse tina
death-our prayers are 9Th you, in all yo'
wanderinss, your wants Ind your grieis.
this vessel, (Which NAV God send in safety
your shorcs,) you will rcsive portion oil In
bounty with which he hath blessed US. l
poor among US, have given according !" tne
abiiiy-and our little children have cheeria'
aided, :hst some Of you, and your chiinre
might have bread to eat, and ralment 10 pun
brighten, amd their eyes sparkle with Joy, wh
they give up their holidays, that they mig
work with their needless for Greece-coI
YOU see those females who earn su6sisten
bv labor, gladly casting their mite into 20
treasury, and taking hours from their repo
that an additional garment nigh, be furnish
for you-could you witness the active spa
that pervades all classes Of our community,
would cheer for moment the darkness
misery Of your lot.
We are inhabitants Of part Of one oil I
smallest of the United States, and our cor
tons must therefore, CT necessity; be more
nit ed than those from the larger and me
wealthy cilie,:-yet such as we have, we 81
| in The name Of our dear Saviour, with our Die
ings and our prayers.
I'VE know the value Of sympathy--how
arms the heart 10 endure-how 1t plucks
sting fr.m sorrow-lh therefore we have writ
these few lines to assure you, that IN the rem
ter parts Of our Country, as we'll as in her hi
places, you are remembered with pity and "
affection.
Sisters and Friends, we extend across
Ocean our hands 70 you in the fellowship
Christ. We pray, that His Cross, and
banner Of your land, may rise together over
Crescent and the minaret--lhai your sons II
hail the freedom of ancient Greece reslor
and build again the waste places, which
oppressor hath trodden down--and that
admitted once more 10 The felioi,ies oil hor
may gather from past perils and adversltles
bri ghier wreath for the kingdom OF Heaven.
LYDIA H SIGOURNEY,
Secretary of the Greek Committee Of
Conn. Obs) Hartford. Connecticu
From the Berks Chronicle.
RESUSCITATION OF a CONVICTE
! CRIMINAL AFTER BEING HUNG.