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

e. ,orporeai existrnce'-whereat there
aH' - ,nnlausr. rnere was, however, one
"h .shicb ne SAYS, was insisted upon with
pa"'r and repe,ition, tina, he could not but
''c' ,o, and remember it" We must all
u'', - 70 The aboriginal repsblicanism of
-, The Indians were pure republican;
Am',. s,,aqes should BE- our models, as far as
So Of circumstances could admit"
a. from tie Courier e Enquirer
,,,ys PARTY CAPTURED Last evening
,Id,m, party was captured bag and baggage,
q" ~ S,nd5,lIs and all, in Masonic Hell, by a
5,~ Of the Working Men," alias the
80 Wrigh, men, from Military Hall. The
I'm nresrn ed singular scene Of confusion
'' hmt Two hours 1t was a perfect rio,.-
=. ,,,.n3, was made 10 put in 4 ehSirman, Lut
A..as,nd woes drowned The nominal ions
- bv .he Ndam> men. "A mechanic"-
u. ro.,hanis TO- CHAIRMAN" was he general
-, Several made attempts 10 speak, but the
,,.mbl.pe &ould hrar No'hiug. We are very
a., far me capture Of the Adams men, but
r,0oo, h,p them
Iron TIE journa! Of Commeree.l
,nunrr,us mre'irg was held IN the large
.oor of he Masonic Hall last.ve0ing, 10 agree
.Do, ticket to be supported for the mex Le-
.;,,,p,e. Gen Robert Swar'wout called them
SSor1sr. and proposed Gen. James Lynch as
rb,i-mln; bu, this was opposed with the most
I,,fsine vocifera;ions. Joseph c. Hart was
S.D p,minA,ed amidst cries of No pawnbro-
KS" and chosen by large majority of Voices.
y ,ccordi7g'y took the chair, and appointed
Ed Alien and 5. l.. Knapp, Secretaries
Air. reaea;ed attempts TO gain the attention OF
no mshitGde, lie following ticket was present.
81 rl greed 10. For the Sena' ors. S'lss Wood
as. Folt, ard jeremiah Johnson, Of Kings For
n. Assembly, Anthony Limb, David B. Og-
I'm I,rrs B1rling, J {. Hart, Elias Fl. Ely,
G,srg, 3. Throop-Ward, I. II. Leset,
g,7 Msnrly.-St,llweIi, and Icbedee Ring.
The 'Ag aIln" party then ,o,k possession
,rl pro eeded 10 ff'r revolutions in support OF
,elr ,Icke;, ~hi WAS done withOu, any in
,ri.-cocc from th"sr vino bad preceded them.
This nav be %, 5uI our friend on whose OBJ
,.ryl,inn ard attention we have great rciance,
a,i, hat If he above ticket was agreed to, IL
mas, nav, b.sn by mistake, as he shading In
Re ,e.y midst & he most illuminated If these
,su ninlti, hea d ro,hing. Carried 10 which
n die not assent, and tia, his VAS MOI heir
issy'. We are informed from another quarter,
b, our old acqu.iutAnre, NJ. Matthew l..
| D,'is, was also conspicuous among tie ora ors,
10. cbirr snhl-ct Of his elnqpence being wheth-
r le, Nr. ID Wis, was or was not mec hanic.
| los his point was o he determined, w. know
T 90 bn, as h. did not use such grand sound
ng, long words "a MIR, Jennings, he could
:, command the tenuon Of the disciples of
b. Hal of Science.
| Our friend, Mr. Russell Comstock. also at
:m1,cd 70 swell the tide of eloqaence; hut al
boggh h. was willing IL go the whole hog"
so al The articles OF faith held by those who
rhsve in nothing and want share ofevery-
l., M'g, yet, either from not having made his pro-
ISL n Of TAI h IN time, or else, as we suspect,
from Oven Sc Co being jealous, he was not
bowed to be heard from the benches, and dis
p,-ired forthwith But Russell is DOT q man TO
Y lha, put down, for just as the Agrarian ora
os thought they had the field 10 themselves,
ir COms,ock snddenly appeared in triumph
nhe music gallery, TO which he had procured
private entrance, and surprised the audience
nh a new appeal; as startling aud un, expected
IS lGG bi,s'ilg of bottle Of his own cid r.
Certain /, IS, that how yer clamorous he lead
"a Of 'hs Wrigh ties may he for division OF
md sGi houses, ;n"y meon, TO have all The
aS'o h-ns-lves, and Mr.. Coms'oek was
pu ihr5tA
U, la' whole, our informant says, he con'd
'rt ken the doing> at The hall 10 bear
sa'.ep, wrCfe caravan Of wild b. asis had
S,1 le' bose 20 'car each other 10 pieces.