Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-13

Conservation OF Btshop ofone 0j AHarYtdhd.-
mi, event so interesting to Episcopalians, and
Inch took place in the city Of Baltimore. on the
VS. nit. was a scene eminentlv calculated, we
Understand. to affect beholders Of erery denom,-
|ai,u. The following extract from a letter gives
light but feeling sketch of its influence on a
,,pctator. whose sentiments were deeply excited.
Easton Gazette.
You BEG me to be graphic in the consecra-
nan scene. When | tell You there were {. 800
nsrsons present, | need scarcely add that much of
= was lost to me. Our friend " saw the
.,i,goee of the Bishops and Clergy, which | did
not: but as the crowd gradually became co'npos-
81 I discovered the Patriarch Bishop White,
R;.bous Moore. Meade and Onderdonk, and |
.hnnlJ think at least forty Clergymen. 1t was
:; hts | ever witnessed. Every one felt for him
aLont 70, take the solemn vows which would bind
L;n faithfully TO feed the flock of Christ
ror ,nnare0tly never was mortal man more over
cone. Bishop Moore gave L feeling and bcauti-
I'M charge, and parts Of 1t seemed to pierce to
no oujck. some who were near me-. The "Te
D.um" was beyond descripiou-The hymns
,In;rabl.. and the voices of the Choir as sweet
and full a. YOU can imagine earthly voices 10 be.
II never felt so proud OF my church, (said the
enthusiastic 49, '>$$ or so reyerenced her no.
he institution" But there were other and
sadder feelings. too, which oppressed me; Us the
Bi,hop stood within the cancel, and The Clergy
knelt around, and looked upon the groups which
crosdcd every pew and aisle, can ven wonder
Ina, =. Inc great Day" presented itself: | wept
u | sazed on the scene, and my blood seemed
billed. Where shall we be on that Day? Count
sj worthy. think YOU, to stand with those h"ly
men: Believe me, it WAS a. grand aud solemn
,irh,-no one could ,eitReSs it unmoNed But |
wished especially for those, whose feelings would
be in unison with the beautiful ceremony
AsS
\monq thr GOOD effects of the Tariff in the
South we NAV enumerate the general economy
and its consequence, freedom from debt. which
is remarked by every body. This is not. to be.
sure. a direct consequence of that abused policv..
bu, il is as direct as some of the owls "nue peo-
M. ,,r,nI &s- Gie "Inem--many OF the"' VIC arc
,nye. believed it would eat up all their property,
and probably themselves too, and they began
sarly to make retrenchments IN their eXpend'-
nrcs. 81 as to meet the evil day that their INA
,;nations anticipated. The Farm, TOO oy ue,
s,roviug monopoly in our supply OF manufactures
,r.;;l.s. and increasing the supply OF our staple
~, ;,;nr :, an additional market at home. cheap
sa.d all the articles Of primary necessity. while
!, Increased the ability to pay for them. and thus
ana,,sd e,arv yood citizen 10 throw oh the de-
s,1snce which equally shackled his enterprise
aarI HI, opinions. The presen, imposition OF du-
,n. will we have good reason 10 believe, be
myli6cd by the National Legislature, probably
=. ~ NEXT session. and the rate occasionally low
I'D Nc rio safety -four domestic establishments
will ,dn;,. ill the whole is removed. or only e.
no,sb ieft barely tn defray the expenses oil 0ov-
.rnm,nt-This might be done with many aru-
Gle, now. which are able stand any compenuon'
,b,t can. he brought against them. Some oil 'hese
~, nov send across the Atlantic, and even seal
IN, nr,6, IN the British Metropolis. Our o,her
Manufactures. still in their infancy. by the cher
l,h,nr nclic> of the Government viii all soon at
,,in a state Of maturity, whose truiis no rival
hin shall no able To blas'.-Geo. Courier.
<TSN
W. God thar we wtTe mistaken IN supposinS'
aswe did YES erdav. that the President Per"h'e'
sian 20 Mr.. R,xpoLpn 10 vi,'tthe South OF france
had heen sen, 10 him recently. lie was authorlH-
ed. b, his ORIGINAL Instructions. 10 do so, II the
STAT. If mis- health should make it necessary, anu
mo aF,irs nf the mission would admit OF ms tenn
po,ary absence without injury to the Piolic ser
Nle.-C. s. Telegraph.
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The proceedings If the Legislature c"h"hue
unusually devoid of interest The only matter
Of ..elesst inheritance, saving the election ct Sen
at3. is the introduction OF the resolutions VI WI
Marrav, Which We published on Tuesday We
Weld 10 none in our attachment to the CHioh' po'
we question whether there is any thing IN te
Signs Of occurrences Of The times caihhS 'or .e
expression Of the o~piuious OF this state, upon the
question of notification Is existing Ia 9o'''N a
DINA; and we be- leave to doub: the assertion thai
there is aught in his state, which demands Suer
an official exposition. The question Is one as tC
the proper mode of obtaining redress Tor sr'e>an
ces, which the people Of South Carolina are eve
~ way competent to determine Tor themse,F'.L
FL $50 - ,lreadv settled II DN INT