Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-09

s'.' .smmittee. communicating the nom
s'' " Hamilton made reply, from which
Loving is an extract,
IN' 49,, YOU. gentlemen, that shall always
Il ASSURE iat, relation which subsisted be-
c,itT ~ m;.rr;c.s of Beaufort and Colleton and
e'2 .. ' y. o,,e of the most gratifying events OF
al;:...' . nnring the seven years was your pub
he do not believe any man on the Moor
!',. could boast of more generous CON
,e1-' - ;,,,,,l,ent constituents; or indeed OF
b., lS .f3c,ian. of representing more IN
D;'id sa a'pi;,ri, and high-minded body Of
,.5ea'' lnrNnrbIy aud enthusiastically devoted
,al'a' Wv, IonCs to the true interests, solid
g'..''', r.,I honor of this Union. Indeed
my a .,b;ry 10 ask of the General Govern
a1 b,, IiIatiai's observation-disclosures preserve
1,'oa D,;,n,ioo. aud in the mercy OF ITS wise
. Gns''s' ,iat il should let YOU alone can
2H'ldei1'f ' , more strongly illustrative OF the
'ay ,h;. remark. than to repeat what have
,a,1 u .,. o, with equal truth and cxultaton,
ttl 0..''' saven wears. service as your re-
'h u"''2 never was requested but IN two
1's'.'' =, ami for Office, for any one OF my
me- .:,l,,, and even in those cases the apPnI-
'E1,I., ,. NJ r ,le in manner highly honorable
I','; S I.randence of the parties. 1t was my
o' me NV r i WAS NV pride, to represent the
ONE" ~ IS the Sea Island Cotton Planters OF
'a'e C'n In, from Ashley to savannah River
''. ,Sbo lacked TO the plain, unvarnlshed text
men r WI. for their political catechism'
nv .L";- own fields and honest industry Tor
M u D', un,.t-,nd. thank God, Coileton and
'n ,r ~ Stand where they did when LETT their
'.l. .,tboror. informed Of their rights. win
TIA ;"i.xibs and mdSiug resolution to MAINTAIN
men, T., r.l,fou to the Office for which You are
~ -, in far TOO favorable terms, an
'ti;'a # NV fitness. all have 10 say Is, that
I ~ heep disposed 10 leave this matter
i've we i found ito the impulse of public OPT
~, un;nRGencedby any personal agency Oh my
.'n Ri R,, the wishes Of nv old constituents are
" o., commands. Ii. therefore, you think any
~ IN rs,pIt from the fact being well known,
=. e summoned 20 Columbia to take the oath OF
e., ,boIl consider it nv duty to obey an III
" Inn accompanied bv 50 many tokens ofpnb-
.,n6dence and esteem, YOU are at liberty to
,o =, his declaration what Publicity YOU please.
en-, knowledge Is perhaps due to those who may
,,,r-.;l well founded objections u my election.
nv ,,a man 10 give me his vote or support IN
J,rk Wv opinions on all public questions
nave erde2yored to make sufficiently explicit.
r,.y remain unchanged By them | am willing
~ ibid: the issue.
R53s,y md ,45iactioa.-it will be recoIIect-
J By Onr readers. (savs the New England Pal
,diun.' that in December last we published a
notice requesting information of Mr. Esoac Uy-
nan. a respectable drOyer of Vermont, who had
nvteriOasly disappeared from Boston. and was
supposed to have been murdered and robbed of
bis money, Of which he was known to have had a
considerable sun. Nothing was ever heard re-
9ecting him till Friday last. when he appeared
IA Chelsea, Vermont, being on his way to his re-
aleuce, in that neighhOrhOod. The editor of the
Chelsea Advocate gathered from him the follow
Ing facts relative to his sudden disappearance:
He saws that having disposed of his drove, he
went from CharlestOwn to Boston, with the In
tenuOn OF taking the stare to Concord the follow
W momiu-: that in the evening he went into a
'Cna.ilng cellar, and before he left. two men
entered aud enquired ifhe was going to Vermont
lPa his answering III the affirmative, they said
,aey were also from Vermont, and proposed that
uey should return in company. to which he as,
,tlted. One OF them then asked him if he had
'eea large hsh upon the wharf; aud, upon his
'eP,I7laS that ne had not, added that it was Gu
1',lly' and proposed that he should 90 with them
aal view 1t. Accordingly thew started for the
"1Ul' On their arrival at the wharf, he was
@o;Sed down, gagged, placed in boat, and
"'ea OIL. How long he remained insenslble, he
NhAe' say; but upon his recovery, he found they
~l' landed upon small island. Here he sue
.'0gI IN disengaalng one of his hands, and upon
s&'Nng Tor his money foGnd ii was gone One
u "em then presented pistol to his breast, and
"'sa'ened hun with death if he attempted any
'esSahce lie Was again placed in the boat and
''"eu Oh; bat how far, or in what direction, he
HI' unable to state, and was put on board brig,
.''''- crew VI zen per'0ns. four of whom were
ihey soon after set sail I'm conse.
S.su'e Of me treatment he had received. he wa.
''N S''ue ome confined TO his berth, and could not
,s' ,li',ia me course thev were pursuing. To-
I. 80 NE last OF January, he was in the night
,o ''%yl Iear View Orleans, 10 which place he i'm
.l,~Iev proceeded. Here, friendIess and des
,.,n ne went TO work and earned money enough
~ tla assistance he received unou the way. I,
III S Troy, New York, and to this place