Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20
ALEXANDRIA, ID. I.
TrrsDjY MORNING, July 20 l99o.
H. ,ns Grain-rhe business Of this year

,esrn from all quarters that the crop .. !" ar
- eao,;on .f ronntrv from which we OBTAIN ou,
sn,nIies is abundant. and OF Temarkao,y s"1r
.n,t;tv We NAV reasonably calculate '''1' ou'
FIorr will be more in demand this year ma.
The last, and that its standing VIII oe YET nis -,
7, mast be gratifying TO our Inspectors anI a.
others interested i'll this staple aruc's, - "a
observed the gradual though certain uissv
If the pseiuCice that bad SO long eA's'e .,, -
81. cqJr!rta Fopr. Farmers anu n'i'iIs
comparing -,he prices he:e NiA 'l'ose -, =, -
markets aud taxing "a eliside'@ -" ".
once i, chs, ct ,ar,iase, ull readily ae'eFu''ne
when it Is most "a their interest ~ 'I-. irL,at.
eee Those who ID spo,e of ,heir crops "a - "e"s.
ali ,lways iio6 rssdy sale n chs market al
fair prices. ds,and
,,,,,, bay,nr their orders flied with jfss f'sir'
~ the eject OF our excellent Eiunr La" iFe9u''-
mo old Flour to be re-inspected bslnre shil
i 70 clear the market oi the old very soon s''e''
and frequently before. the receipt OF MUCH f'oIf
from the new crop.
We NAV confidently assert. that onr s'shoa'u
,r,Iity of Surerine Flour, if not equal to any
The in the L. States is very little inferior; sho
snd The superior quality of the Wheat this year.
with the ;udicious inspection. We trust, VII, SCI
H.. IN. oSe.,ion beyond doubt. Other markets
fcop, n.cn,isr circumstances. may furnish Sor'e
.rrar;or -Four: but 10 take the icholeand the T7:
~ the wear. ours will not su!er ~ comparison
with the standard of the best.
-S@e
Stare of tie TFtGihsr--Ehe THERMOMETER
s-od on SATURDAY. a. Oh: Sunday. y, Mnn-
ds,. eso-a,tended. each day. with clear SAY
and an elastic atmosphere.
| <e
Get. we hear it triumphant: asked, II al. TINS
! bs cr,nted OF South America, where liOerty rs
certainly gone backwards. what do You say to
North America-,o the United States: Has not
,bs experiment az self-government succeeded
,heres With due Difference and with al! tender
ness 70 our TRANSATLANTIC brethren. as they are
,niscaled, we beg leave 10 renal, that the RESI-
of The world are pretty well agreed that II almost
every thins material. they have been progressing
stern foremost ever since they took The helm INTO
their own hands; and that their velocity IN this
wrong direction IS likely to'increase, Igst IN pro-
portion as their exolusivss-democranoa! system
Shall be brought into more intense opeTauoh.-
Many reasoners on these subjects are apt 70 HOT
get that under system OF universal Suffrage
such as obtains in the United States, only one
class in the community are representative
which is the most numerous. This class c
course, takes all the power into Its hands. TO the
disregard Of The feelings as well true interest:
Of all tie other orders Of the community. And
! i would be the mos; wonderful pelitca! phenem
enon which the world has yet seen. II the In!''
ed States. or any other state. should advance II
any thin but population and the cultivation o.
The soiI. under the absolute government oi The de-
mocra,ical branch exclusive Of all the others
Like their Southern neishbOrs. however. they
have as yet plenty Of room. and consequent,
the anarchy which would beset them IN I
moment. were they crowded together under
the present form of government. Is not yet appa
rent 10 distant eve. though Sufficiently obvious,
we are afraid. when viewed closely.
From the hour that. in an excess OF passion,
they chose to fling themselves away from thelI
king. and 10 relinquish the immense benefit:
rising from government checked 5y powerful
aristooracv. and allied with church establish.
ment. and trusted exclusively to the democT ATTIC
al branch Of the community, they have been doing
nothing but propagaIing the species. and chop
ping down the forests, without advancing the
cause Of good government. or Of any branch Of
human knowledge. science. or art. one lot.-Wt
are firmly persuaded. indeed, that the original
trainers Of the constitution. could they return "a
the earth. would be the first to acknowledge
that Tins presunptuors experiment. made III The
very teeth OF all experience. has failed. They
wcald admit that the principles We have adran.
ced ia this Article. on the utter ineffciency 81
mere forms 10 teach freedom. are applicable &c
all times and TO all countries They would
turn their ewes with a mixture OF envy and soy.
row towards the British provinces in their neigh.
borhood, which are enjoying advantages so great.
IL superioF;o those of the United States. though
their inhabitants have the good taste to saw less
sbout the benefits they posses. and the good sense
10 know when they are well on. Those cole
MES have now all The advantages which any o!
the United States possess. superasded 10 that q.
being English subjects, while they are free frous
most of the bur,hens which rest upon their bre T.
ren AZ home. Loadcn Quarterly Rss:el-
The above is an extract from ar article in the
las number of the English Quarterly or the con-
dition Of France. IN which the Reviewer attempts
10 prove iat the constitutional charter Is totally
un>aited 10 the country. and with Characterised.
and eommeadabie liberal;ty. INDUCES the hene.
that the King and his ministers NAV succeed in
establishing censorship on the press. and in ac.