Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-24


aad disgust, tina, We give place 10 the follow.
ing facts furnished by the Warrington Cores
ponden, OF the Fredericksburg Arena. We
have long been possessed Of Information on
the subject. but have forborne any remarks -
When, however, morals are to be subvrrted in
order 10 secure the attainment Of political OBJ
jects, it is high time to speak out Shall IL be
said. that these matters ought not to be intro
duced before The public! VIVA! is every prin.
ciple OF decency, morality and religion 20 be
violated and no note taken Of i, by the press
Are the dissolue and coirupting inlrigues Of
European Courts to BE- introduced here, and
the veil Of secrecy TO be thrown over shem?-
Thank Heaven! IL is tie high prerog AIive
OF Tree press 10 expose vice Ia all situations,
and mos, Of all, when exerted in polite al mat.
. tiers, and to the disgrace Of the nation. Bot we
STOP The suojoined we presume, will nerd
M explanation as The parties are sufficiently
notorious.
WAsHINeroN Dec 81.
have made particular enquiries about the
mater Of which you have heard So much, and,
for the honor Of our country, l am happy TO
find that with scarce an exception the ladies
Of This place, including The wives OF the high
es, func ',onarics of Government, have taken
and persevered in course, that must ever al
ter St, vice al drhance. ! have already told
you that some pubIica'isn on his subJcct was
soon TO be expected from the Rev. Mr.. Camp
bell, but from whs can learn: he will not do
So, unles, ahsolu ely forced to il, in the de-
e nj
character have no Acquaintance with him,
but am satisfied hat should he be forced beio'e
the public in a"y manner, he viii fully sustain
himself and justify the course token by the
ma,rons Of his civ. Blu, from :he nature OF The
evidence in his possession, and which he will
be compelled TO produce, hope he will not he
driven TO this alternative Indeed | an IN
formed from numerous sources, thai but .or
onc lndi yiduai, who has his own ohje' IN view
The whole matter would have been long ago al
an end
: Ian ,orry to say this individual is promi-
nrn, IN, mhrr of the oabiae', who IL /, ;hongh',
is exceedingly anAious 20 hi'ch your sine 20
his car: but should it "ppear thai every princi'
ri, Id dear by ia hers AMI husbands Is 10 be
sacrificed TO secure the supposed influence OF
female, IN fur herlDg ony political Views ana
espsc ,ally in paving the way for the h,ghes' Of
fee ~ he gif, oi ;ne propl | tust the Ancient
Dominion will g,v- eariv aud drcIied evidence
of its abbnrrcnc- of such Outrage upon the
morals and vi Il interests Of the community.
Uo,il d few DAYS past, had hoped TIA my in
formation was incorrect, but have since been
told nat brliaul party vas given last week
~ the B ron KrudrDcs, a which AN arrange
men, h al been msd-, that certain lady should
be brought in Ton act with. 1t not introduced
! 10, those wEo had given 'hr most decided eVi-
denre of repupnirce u such ar intercouis' -
What ould Oh JdneI ic1a rraidlng IN an Euro
! D. an metropolis INK, if hi, house had been
u ed for such a porpos, or what would be
| though, there e a mig officer nj Government
who Should In any way, openly or cover ", gle
| his counter auce 10 such plot VI OF hose Who
should busy themselves IN proolsming fac
| cied success, a triumph? 4 triumph over w""i:
| Over all tina, rend r, female eharscter valuable.
| | ais understand TIA, one of he mos, ts,ima-
| lie Of h- foreign ladies' reisGi"e re, ha' un-
equi,ocally expressed her indignation at the
! Whole pro ,e.rnrc And can ii b. that our A
m,ric al ladies will peinit her 'o'akr the pre-
op,rncs of ,hrn in the defence OF morals and
! " 6nrmrn,? it, a few daysi Sil III - %
send YOU he the ?ar,icular. OF The whole IF ir.
The foregoing letter, saws zoe Arenl, ("p'"
which reliance may be plsced,) gives us a
a glimpse OF a state Of things which his par
.llel only in ,ne secret history of The court OF
Louis I4ln. We hope to have il in our power
present further developments