Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

white popula ion and ,ax,'ion combited ~,
the Senate, 20 white popula ion rxciusY.Ivn
We made some remarks, YES ertsy uno,n.
political state Of the City Of NEW YoRr. ,,,,.
nected with the RICH, Of suffi age Th,,
every reason to believe that the s,a'emer,,
The papers Of that city, on this led. AZ, =,
A moving ard UNSETTLED ma.
composed Of The 81 s, mate, !.I,
always o be found TIN e; and h. lr.ds, !
parties, only anxious to gain their own end,
and regardless Of other considerations. al
operate upon, and control, It's course. For,j,,.
ers, just landed upon our soil, lsuoIani If Il.
rights and privileges Of freemen, Meys 20 +,
the polls aud ou,.voIe the seulrd ci ", n Of II,
country having a prrmanen, interest in the q, |
neral welfare, and wives, children, ,, cper,y .,t
character to protect. We shud err wien v. |
look al the immense harm tina, nigh, be don.
by an organized array Of The sans euo'h d
New York-of the foreign refusces-the e.,
capped pcnren,iary convio,s tue iugi ives from
10 siloe-lhe Athti.'s and bia4phrmer.-,h.
recrcants TO honor, and the lost 10 shame Re,
IigIon is appalled,, and true Liberty alarmed At
The Ioa hsome and disgusting array
TIE following extracts from New Y,kp,,
prrs OF both pol,icsl par,Ies, will suffice 10
show our readers that we are correc, in our r.
merks:
From the Commercial advertiser
GREAT PARK MEETING The PAX was again
ilird II h the sover igns OF thI, happy nd,
yes, erday afternoon. 20 listen to an orarIon upor
their kingiy rights, duties and privilr grs, from
Mr.. Russell Com,tock, the grea phi!aOlhra,
plsl, WHO wishes to turn our jill, into 'averm.
split gibbes into oven wood, and oblige no DO.
dy to pay their dehrs. The crowd wasuT
great, and very good na'ured. The ph%.
thropist took his stand first upon the steps Of
tie CRY Hill, where he commenced an elo'
quen, address. which the sovereigns were tOO
much delighted to hear, and their shouts and
cheers rang merrily. BY and bye, M. Com
stock was crowded from The chair on wb'h be
was elevated, and, borne along by the popuIS
curren'. he was compelled 10 take his stand
no, upon he brink, the verge of Librry-bai
one of the posts Of Bridewell fence. Ths' v"
fortunate move, as the gentlemen WI hin were
enabled 10 hear through The easements SONGS
abou, that liberty, the sweets Of which 'hy
have b. en- deb5rred Of tasting these sr'trA
DAYS Comstock and Liberty" shouted one
"Comsok and cid r." roa-ed another: and some
hawlrd one thing, and some all sort oil lNins''
By and bye, Mr.. Coms,or k read his resou 1915
concluding with the words: "All You who 'e
in favor Of these resolutions, please 10 say ayr
AYE" I'm ,nimously shou'ed he mon. ".",
RED" said Mr.. T.. But that would not Co. a"'
SO The sovereign mob made him put te ''S'
i've side of the question, when the 'es''O''O"''
thus unanimously adopted, were at one IT, :.
jected, by an astounding and universal w.
"Genllemen," said Mr. CONS ook. the pre-
have been trying 10 make folks bthe'e "
am crazy; hut IN MOI crazy. 'housh We!
be fool !" "Pu, tina, to vote" eti'a ..
mob; which finally dispersed, without i'''msu''
or accident. Things 90 on so badly 81 law
many, that W. ihik soon Of joiniog THIS Pa'F
From tile Eoening POst.l
CONFUSION WORSE coNFoUNDED.-Las' Eve"
ing Was hid a great and merry meeting .
Masonic Hall. |, was something like the s'os
gentleman described by the poet as two 'in
gle men rolled into one; )" being an agsFeE''
Of the opponents Of Gen. Jackson's admIn'' ..
ton, invited by several Of the Adams paPe''
a. the exclusive friends Of law. order ana NOV,
es,y, and also Of the New Light and Fanny
Wright party, protesting the wholesome O'..
'rine of community of properly wives Az ~,
children According to one statement 10 'I'
Herald, ceriain resolutions nominating an ~.
ans and Clay no party Assembly uek''' "',I
read by Gen Robert Swariwou', and ea'':.
by ar Immense majority. Mr. Hart being y
The chair. A looker.on, who was leo '"''"
er by curiosity, Inform US that according: :.
his perception Of the matter, the Community
men took The power INFO their own hands '''"
vii and tina, none but their resolutions no"
nations, and orators, were heard. Inc 'a''
were very coplous and emphatic. he was W,
that they were Mr. Owen. who has ia'eiy eT"'
10 this country to enlighten US, and Mr. ''"
nIngs who has lighted nis own rush lish' :
he ligh, Of Mr.. Owen, and another, "n0'I
name h. cannot recollecI, but who was ''''
10 be an apostle Of The Hall OF sclfn'.
broughr up at the feet Of the pel'leoat ".
mabel. Miss Wrigh. herself Our lnlO
mant is very intelligent and nat badly educ,