Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

ex, ellence: pure, SIMPLE, X M, hnrra' an" a"e'
,iona,e-he was The idol OF his wife, chidfeh,
ser, ants, and connexions! he was a man OF
prac ical philosophy: and he pore All 'ne i's
Of life, and pains Of disease. WIN u"s"Hk,"
forti,ude, and in ?e,turab,bi' equanimi'7. ne
made no profession Of religion: hui ne was
man Of g-nuinr pie'y; and, In MS ias' m"'he"'o'
Supported Nv he CONSCIOUSNESS q! "rn
life md the vigor Of wea'"rea"ized mi q: NC
resigned himself wi tomp sue am r)o'eeu
in the hope Of a bIi,sful immortality!
Ertrnet ofa k., to The Editor ofhe Kentucky Gazette
dated sGLAse W (KY.)O 81 1929.
Our inus,rious countfyman CLAY arrived
in our town on Saturday evening he 26th Ut
ON his return to his res idence IN fa'e'te 1om
his visit in 2ussel,ilr, etc. aud hr me- WIN
,fo., cordial salu,ari"n> which his p'es"nce
every where in Kentucky never fails to com
mand. We haG previous to his arr val amo
US. which rather unrxPe, tea 'h'len MN
to par,ake If Republican Bsfbacnr W, h the
cuiz.us of Barren county, byt. his 'nxie'y :"
urn TO the bosom of his family ard TO The
occupations of his farm induced him, very
much to he regre, Of all, TO decline the InN.
ration He however remained wi h Us until
he ,f,rrnoou Of The ntxI dav, and era III
with his presence ard conversation, largr
por ion of ci,z' MS Of all parties. Tor the Pro
ple came without distinction OF p'riy aud oi-
Tered The hand Of ie lowship and cordially
After attending Divine service IN our VII
lagr church, it being Sunday, ne i'i u
f. T. Grrensburg on his humeward rou'e, whrr1
sever,l ~ our citizens bore him comtahV.
mus b" gratifying to every genuine KePuon'
an 10 witn"ss our Distinguished fellow 'lIlzrh
minging with Characteristic FREE dom and 70
In 4
ever his enrm,es NAV lay the contrary
HI. visits 10 ,ht Gr.rn River country, lwhlc"
wa. against his declared wishes) Fl 'rds d
striking .xhibition-a noble commen arv up.
on IN. pin iple> Of our beloved form OF gov.
eminent is pl, a>ing 10 see our grra, men
r.,or"lng orc ,>ionaly from The oils OF long
pubIi, service to the bosom 1T the, people.
drinking again and again iron, the pure lou"
tain " h,r h h.. n u, ish, d and elevated hem {,
and no man, howe,r' d zzli e the height ="
which he NAV attain, shoult ever fo'gr' that
the people are the true source o' all power IN
Tins 60, erumest, Jnd ha ne is one ot them
Mr.. CLAW i. CERTAINLY now o Of the people
and oueh, % BE- all we'd h, freedom Of equal
" and socia, intercourse among those whose
ompa,y is his pleasure. Were hr to shut
hims. Ir up il solitude, hls enemic would soon
portray him, as he proud sr'>i"cratic mlsan'
thrope-- many pen dipped IN gall w'uid
mark him: SO. j. h. be urged from his e ire
m. mt nv the Emporium is t hospitality o. OF
,endship the resul, i, still the same Like
thu fable Of the wolf md III lamb, win her he
drink, above or below il thu stream, tn wa
,crs are rauddied and cmbi'r'ed The tools
Of power and ,ht Treasury pap gentry would
have AIR Clay take conns,l fr m hem, al to
~ al he sh ,uld do and how h. should con
duct himself; ard ye, Whatever they would
ave him do, they dread him, nj tie sovereign
People. ss mucn IS ever the Holy A ance did
E napsr G aud the French. They bus lIi lc
know the character f Krn'"cky, il thev belle e
,,.t she did uol give tn, en- bu,la III Call upon
hrr mos distinguished son, 10 COM and min
r'r with his t'irnds ard fellow ci'zrns ~ The
nanrer he tas done And !" he honour OF
ei zrns OF our county. wiihout rgtd 20
n. dis ln, tion OF party, | bear witness, tina
hose who SOW hun were more than pleas
J ksnn IN, n, and warm hearted patriots
90, were urging thl, he might remain log
rough OF give them an opportunity OF 'H'rd-
ing him mere distinguished mark "f 'oh
,ncr and re- prct by a pubic enter 'ai"men'.-
Kentucky knows, without he council or dlcta-
,;on nf hose minions OF power who rang with
N unfold pa'rinusm a3ou, he doors OF the
Treasury, thai The fame ut HeMy Clay IS 'm"ns
the brighles, Jewels in the crown y '!-gIoty;
and if i, were p6ssbe ma her military rem ""
cosld he thrown in Ih' sh H. b, he u"des'r cd
a gr # one high i" artoori,v, Henry Cay
has done enough alieody'o rescue him from
he mirc of ob,sion. She Will never fo'gr
thai i; was one her own ii ,zr"s who darrd.
while Others f.uherrd, cais his voice IN de-
6ance &c all menace agains iha Arrogance
aud ambition whicr would 'ramplr NOS o"'y
upon he name, al ner hr,ors, but upon our
Nation H onor H,s'or, will dwell with pa'
rio il enthusiasm and lofty pride pp"n his
p.,Iod ofiMr FCla,'s political career HIS
qral les as great statesman; snd me cha' &C.
iei of tina elrquepte 81 HIGH shook tive chains
OF bondag. 10 South America aid Proclaimed
portion oil her q. onr free are proud and last
ing memorials. The tongue ofervy or OF Sian
der canno harm these--ihey a'e deeply engra-
ven up n the monument Of our country's glory,
awaiting tie accumulated applause oil iine'
From the Mobile Isoisfer October Is.