Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-01

Tyrant in powers Who charged him with sending
respectable citizen to Jail, one conscientious.
! ly scrupulous, for wearing his hat in the Court
room. Who dared to say that he passed SEN
tence on boy, and then having heard out OF
court, rumors which there was no chance to meet
and disprove. called the lad into court and dou-
bled his sentence, sentencing him while in irons
Who SAID that the Judge in an ungovernable
rage sent two respectable American citizens to
prison for merely whispering in Court, hearing
no excuse---covering them with ignominy and
disgrace Who told the tale that the Repub&-
can Legislature of Pennsylvania, with the vene-
rable SNYDER for Governor, reused to indigna-
ton by what they deemed his repeated acts of
Tyranny, rose as with one accord, and removed
him from place. two thirds of both Houses and
Governor Snyder. concurring! Injured man -
Victim of calumny and detraction, how deeply
vert thou wronged!
How fertile in expedients is Genius!-As
the popular current run in favor of Domestic
Manufacturers, How ably dldst thou defend the
system that should protect them against foreign
rivalry; and vet how cautiously, with what intui-
tive saeacity didst thou leave loop hole, to
escape from. what Others would have deemed
perfect committaI? And then when the South
offered higher rewards for thy services, with what
adroitness and zeal didst thou counter-say and
refute thy former doctrines! Spotless Patriot!
Injured Republican,! Certainly thy claims are
strong to the justice of thy adopted if not to thy
native, country. Go on Governor Dickinson
Press the suit of Judge Cooper!-Repay his fine
with interest-make compensation for his inn
prisonment 1t is noble example. The prece-
dent would be worthy the present most worthy
administration; and accompany your name like
a sweet odour, to the latest posterity.
BERNSTOFF."
Fashion in Georgia-The fashionable season
in Georgia is rapidly approaching The last Ma
con Telegraph has the following bulletin:-
As warm weather comes on, some people grow
bilious and melancholy and quarrel for amuse-
ment. Sometimes bloodshot eye if nothing
worse is the consequence. Two or three Exqui-
sites of our acquaintance have lately mounted
Jlack eyes and patches, with green spectacles to
match-and have been compelled to adopt an
regimen. with seidlitZ powder
night and morning. Better, had they have taken
some other way to work out the bile. A dose OF
Lees Pills. or a moderate ride on horseback
might have saved the eyes. as well as the expense
of plasters and spectacles. n. B. In goug-
ing tisn't considered polite now a days, to have
long thumb nails.
ass%
The PREstpENT of the United States, in his
letter declininga Public Dnnerat Fredericktown,
says 1.-the objects of my visit to Tennessee, al
though not entirely of public nature. do not ad-
NIT of the dclav.' &c. This avowal Of bust.
ness .'of public nature" as among the objects
of his visit to Tennessee, corroborates the re-
port, which has been in circulation. that the PIE
sden is in person going to treat with the Indians.
either at the Hermitage, or in their OWL country,
to induce them to remove West of the Aiissis-
sippi.-Nm. III.