Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-08

''ll lgl'r b, the CLERGY of the City OF wash
',e''u5- shame where is thy blush' is 1t pos
90 -, men, profess ing to be Cons heraids
SHE uA' nd clothed in the holy vestments OF
O. t 1,S,.S can stoOp to fawn upon 4 mortal:-
't Oau.' .sryility is despicabe enough IN any
ta--r7, a ,afa;iis priest Is the lowest annual
~ -, Let Us have the names OF these Ne
'-" %',,,ensa who wait at the doors of the
,'..' u rlay the lacqueys in the palace halls!
..yl.' @l- pvcusc their conduct by referring 10
va" The nation never had an .4ndrsU
r,.. for President; and IT Is sacri-
'' .',,,are the a(IeCtionate homage paid by
u: y, tbe virtues Of GEORGE WASHING
'''.'-' i've incense sent reeking up as sayory
M. for the Greatest aud Best. i ne
! e., ,ccoaat Of this piece OF prlestcIait takes
''- IN mat il was general thing. that
~ -. go and Catholics-Episcopalian, Pres
TO Methodist, aud Baptist Clergynsen,"
W.. :. ',areej an exception. joined IN the visit.
y, even dad. in this general declenslon
"F" ~. Ministers Of the Gospel in Washing
'1 ~ DIGNITY. oropriety. and true Christian
"i l.,",lprce. 10 fud it hinted that there were
"'E m. pyceptions-tlat there were men who
IN ,N.,lcriice their Characters to bend at the
ls,o, of nower. They will receive their re-
y TbsL a, least, can kueel before their
~, ,,b The proud consciousness ol never hay-
w .' we, to Bal. " And an image was set
'oj an herald c,ied aloud. To YOU 1t is
..-,sI,I that We fall down and worship the
-'l, image.' Therefore. at the time OF the
+ the cornet. flute, harp, sackbut. psai-
,oI M kinds of music, all the people fell
,- sTl worshippeJ the image. And there
.s,',;, Ie., set over the affairs Of the pro-
ar9.b,Ion. Shadrach. Meshach. aud Abed
.",-.b,,e men did not regard the Hins--they
I'D nat his gods, nor worsaipped the golden
.. ,bicl vas sci up Aud they said. %
K, b..halnezzar, we are not careful to
.Is. thee in thi, matter.
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TIE Proclamation, announced, after Tie
.-.gs,.ion Of the documents bv the Government
9,,,.r 10 be forthcoming or N",t0y. has not
>, made lis appearance The President hold,
NIX p,., to let the oslpIo soc that he's his own
~. .al don't care 'ie' fr Dun Green.
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correspondent Of 'ne Telegraph, wiring on
i, l. ai,iaaa Elections, says:
.ro,a what evidence does the Opposition
broad ,oy that Louisiana il for CLAY: l. II on
d authority Of the New OicaH, Argus: Ii -. !
lmly ,,v,N to saw that VI ,rtiu Durable. son
ai,l Of Henry CLAW, is believed to exercise |
r,iA.-,b, Influence over il Editor. aud Con- |
ssuea,'y owe. ius columuS--t not t,'ect!y, at !
.i,r IN an "a tircci manner. 50 efectuaIl as to !
,s'sc, he same effect"
ia., ,.;ieat gentleman Should BE- told Of the /
if., 'a, the election of J. .. ADAMS brought
q: N.4,ln !iy into Shenandoah.
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Ia. Philadelphia papers are silent as to the |
,p,.,aI Ioss Vi the packet ship from that port.
ANN
Ii, found very convenient to deny the pro-
S,Di selling the Constitution. From all the ,
hea sc cm gather, we have every reason 10 be- .
e,e. ta-t the profound Secretary did actually :
i'si,a to "relOrn" old Ironsides. and would .
lave carried his design into execution, had not
people mterposed their veto.
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There IS 4 county in Kentucky. called Bour- ;
ON Hda', t,ey better change its name?
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Ia- Paris correspondent of the London Morn
a, Chronicle. IN diluding to the remarks u, Gen.
"a. L,EWEI-Fz 10 the Chamber If Deputies, in
h''roi lhoIlsoi1g the punishment Of death, pays
I'm the following compliment:
AMIDST ,riaas admirable plans and inca. !
're' M ilrect YOUR attention above all to
1P''Inon lbOlishIng the punishment of death. /
Lafayette gave distinguished proof of the real (
i''Te Of his spirit. bS secOnding. in time If
''a'on, the adjustment Of this penalty. He
y" dealer IN men ives-no hunter after blood. !
'Net L1als XVI. from the fury of a mo.l-
'".es y IRON deStructun-the state from an !
-'.'' and now he iald even protect from igno-
'i'ue'th the authors of those fatal ordinances
a''a produced the shedding of SO much |
VIE a'l eli 50 nlny To mourn over the loss of |.
>0'n,i father. friend. France is erecting tn
"'''v'le a splendid monument: but posterity I
' 0' more; our grand children will call him
" So. 9i Vi the l5e,tieS of France"
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ne Bridgeport Far,aer contains the following
" the death OF one Of tke ,aiierers By the
N'9 % board the Steamboat United States.
wan appears that there vas criminal ne
N.e part OF some persons, and that the
a.'''-' "aeeldent it mly De allied. can be ac-
WV ''' without tar'etch-i explanations:
I "a, a; the Hospital il aelryue. n. Y. ON
-, ,aa S,I Mr. M,SrN NtLLs, aged D.
'ir' Wells vas Que of = unfortunate suf-
'T :, oY Iae explosion Of a,iier of the steam
'"eu states, of New 1ayen. ON the 18th