Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-10
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
amy N0RNLYG, SEPT 10. 1880.

~, events in France are in the mouths OF
Lne '"'' ,r,on the receipt Of the interesting
al me"' rarc forcibly reminded Of the graphic
news: " os IN. intenseuess Of the curiosity oil
; e. NOBLE gwen BY Hubert to King John
i" n,,Ivs cn ,ary talk. they shake their heads
20, sis,e. chs aroih=r IN the ear
so ,'i.,,,t speaks 10th yr.pe Tie hearers "rs''
$40 - rs ,h,' hears makes fearful setion,
.li'' 'e We, hrous With mods, with rolling eyes
"'.' ..,;,b ind WIKI lis hammer. tnu''
'ss'"...,,,,t hi, Ron did on the ah'ii e"o''
i''' ""''' ,',,,h swallowing (aur's ne~si
.' r. ~. shears snl measure m has hand
"., .,. shippers, (Which his nime'e haste
..,.'', ,,.,isl upon contrary teeJ
RI -...,,y thoussnd w.,:hAs irS"S"'
~. ,,.r. ea,ba,tScd
81 ga. the suddenness, maSh'tude' and III
..,',,.., character Of the intelligence that men
I'm rank, and professions devoured 1t with
= a. 49, and are now anNiously waiting
80, Development OF the scenes which are
-. ~ ,,oed before the wondering eyes OF
N'' = |, has been truly remarked. that
AZ J,vS Of Waterloo. nothing has occurred
s.s S ~, and 50 startling, The curtain IS
?, .o,s ,nro.ed upon grand drama. IN which
1u'e -, ,rror,-Thc world j. an AUDIENCE
H-7 ,bs,n look to IL that ''they play their parts
w.. ,. ,be late events have afforded themes
+ ,asc,l,t,u. for defamation, and Tor argu-
-,,,L-.bpy have been held up as lessons tor
-. mi have been referred to is admonitiOns
=. he PeoDle With apticipationS we have not
r,.,, d, dl-,he past alone presents subject on
Mich se can ratioualiy dwell.
= nj k'bDrlpS 4
.,t;,,niIy been compared to those of the English
Lines. whJ lost his crown IN the VAN attempt 10
NOVA. upon the settled laws Of his Kingdom.
N iae case OF the present Freach King. however,
~. are at a loss to account tor the inia'uatlon
,-Ii,h imnelled him 10 ..set his hopes upon
te and stand the hazard Of the cast" History
.y,, fall of examples, cOuclusNcly showing the
,,t,r fatilit, Of pursuing the very course which
>. ,Jnntrd The terrible aud bloody fate which
;.l up,n one OF his oGn immediate predecessors
,,lt n have warned him OF the danger which
,,y IN following his footsteps. Perhaps, how
ever the hackuied adaSe---'' QHeDl DcUs rm-
a,.ic-s priUS tsme!'d... may Dc Ustd win
more dian Crdinar, proprietr IN tie present case.
'rhi, Revolution, like all others # s:aI!ar'
IA where settled Governments or even ia
.,ae. are o,cr;uruci or DESTROYED. has been.
=, the short tine Of is eaGcIa!es', bloody
one. For three DAYS. tie streets Ot Paris
E. ri, rore'-thc dreS, of the Grtizan was often
.grinhed with the blood Of. the soldier; and
many gallant patriot died at the hands OF hire
ing, with Liberty "quj'cIins on hts lips II
Al, 5scu Revolution, clear. however. from the
STAIN, and foul blot, which mark the Revolution
A., onuals Vi France under the sixteenth Louis.
We have not as set heard Of sans cuiOhes, of
,he suIotine or Of the knueras. These dread
ar4tberaaa aud appendases have not been
brought In'O relulSltipn To cOcrce or To tcrrity.
Nocry Of prescription has vet been raised through
tie ,.ud. ~ fr then. Ne frseuu, "r hutia-
,ity aid os ya,,ouai liberty, have cause to cob
r5,uls,e he French people. Its also tree from
- circumstances which often tend to throw
s,ricion upon the best of causes. AS tar as We
ave heard, there have been no plots, cabais or
-,sca,ses;---ao ambitious leaders have been bu-
:, g. n raising the whirlwind that they may direct
le Storm AS the proyocation was great, 50 was
Le answer simultaneous and unanimous. A
pt,He--a wGo.e great ralion-rosc, and with 4
.ua,'s strength. shook off its oppressovs.
But we will no, indulge in reflections which,
however opposite, may appear tnte aad common
FSG Iacl Us Wait Oic HCAl tui "a 'h '!iC t'uO w
>lislrs-which we ardeEtly trust may lead the
F.each people to the quiet enjoyment Of pure
iles,y, and the sOliIit. of their wisest instita-
aJas.
-sNse-
H. The reasons given iOr the loss ot our
yh,le Northern mail papers, at the Washington
NN POst-oiice, are, that the mail bag lay III the
,er after it was '.lost overheard" BY the care
"a people connected With the Steamboat; that
a; papers became very wet; that they were
read out To dry, in the back ward, in The care oil
&c messenger; and that, IN his absence, they
were stolen by some boys and sold to grocer. y
II Ae,e reasons are satisfactory, We a,e content.
No person connected with the POst-otice De
plytuyut IN Washington, has condescended e
de a word Of explanation o as. although VI
af,tc ,gESer', and oar paper, we're lost through
,.e'' negligence. Things are coming TO a prett,
.e,', when mail bays are Quilted and their cou
'ea> 'o>t--and no word % explanation or apoio
:! offered Eor such shameful violation of OH
IA duty. Thank Heaven. There is to com
iie'9vm,-We hope the word will not scare tn
:. v. AZ a,5mston.
ia 0'aeiu- this aGAir, the Georgetown Cotum
ban sars: &" NJ NeXandria papers were rccel'