Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-27

VIZ ION IN Congress. He makes the fourth,
'sos.nsrtable delegation of that State. WHO
.,iNsd being candidates for reelection. >
As~cee'"''' Sar
=, c,,v has been invited by the students OF
NJ CoIi..,s 10 attend their first Commence
inuI' In declining this iatterins and polite III
'i''' ,,"',Ib's,,b had no design. as you had an
u If visiting Indiana for the purpose OF
;S'Vo ,;,g the battle Of Tippacanoe, had wish
.j.S view some land which own near ierre-
I; ;f.os with tie intention of establishing stock
51., and for that purpose had contemplated an
...,,.inn this fail; bat now apprehend tnat
Al 10, he able to execute It. must there-
YIN ovnress nv regret at not beng able to be
1T On m occasion 50 interestingly tho State
,.ILs von,h of Indiana. Although not per-
l- .H',-,monr YOU, beg YOU and the rest OF the
,.J,n,, Of the COLLEGE to accept my feryent
fiI l,' Gar The complete success of their endea-
:, ;mnroye their minds and acquire know
'2l Mas they fulfil the fOndest hopes OF their
md relatives. aud by their exemplary
-, and literary and scientific attalnments,
.. OaI the infant College worthy Of the State
,bo,e name * bears.
Tia. war IN Boston wakes warm between the a.
IA ,,d Anti-Tariff Parties. There Is n" such
- Jackson Party--a constable, WITH
- warrant. couldn't mud 1t. Mr.. ApPLEroN
" I've National republican candidate Tor Con
-. :, succced Mr.. Uorham, and Mr.. LEE
, ,hs :. free trade" man. The Boston folks
-. b,wsyer. as we are. friends to ''judicious
- no, to high aud ultra protecting duties
aS,.,,l mas, certainly elect Mr.. APPLETON, Hho
:. .,;J. 10 ne il sound. practical merchant. with
ont little show, but great deal oil SOUND sense
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Plblic sympathy has been sought 10 De eXci'eu
q, 6vorof an named Garrison, formerly one
n the editor, Of print published IN Ia ore
,,,eJ the Genius Of Universal Emanclpation.-
VI, vas sentenced BY the court IN Baltimore To a
,nso If s5J for A libel upona respectable merchant
4 Neubaryport Mass Subsequently nc has
.,,ruusd lis abuse Of the same gentlemen; ana
M Court have further mulcted him IN the SUN OF
an, ,bou,and dollars. HIS attacks upon the mer-
,hant alluded TO were gross and false, and he
,,rhly deserves the punishment he has received.
!, only .nrnriLe. rs that he should be cOuntenanc-
vi a, all bS the people Of the North. They GER
tainly cannot approve of his course or eonduc';,
Va, content with scattering his hrebranlS and
arrow, among a certain elias, ct our population.
n. boldly and in pudendy iibeis respectable men
who happen to come in his way. We hope we
sail hear no more Of public sympathy IN favor
II the prosecuted Mr.. Garrison.
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Why Is Dr.. MTcAILL made the subject OF so
panv practical Jokes? ltappears that the Nv eesp
Anchor GIN business is ali hoax. The Phi
tsdalrh,a l'nronirlp
laMrPouLsox's paper of this morning We OBJ
,erye a correspondence between the celebrated
DR.. MrcHlLt of NV YeRK, and two persons
calling themselves Van PELr & SINNER. who pro-
less "a be committee Of gin importers IN this city.
The Doctor. in reply TO u communication from he
pretended committee, acknowledges his inability
to analyze, exactly little bottle OF gin which &C
Umpanied tie but promises to convey TO them
whatever ne may discover.
Here follows the substance of the Doctors
eJJcr published by US on Monday.
This is valuable information; but not sufh-
,lent 70 cOunterbalance our regret and shame that
distinguished philosopher Of sister cry should
cave been wantonly quizzed BY set Of our in
considerable youth. We are well assured that
his Is the fact. Oar gin importers nave appoint
ID no committee to consult learned men on the
nature or quality of the commodity III which they
deal; uor do the names used belong to any in the
u4le.
The Address to the Citizens of Boston, which
wa delivered the 18th alt. BY the distinguish
ID ige.ldent of Harverd University. Mr. Quincy.
As been issued in handsome pamphlet, and
all be read with fond interest by every son OF
New England. The subjoined passage of the
conclusion deserves to be recorded in every
memory.
The great comprehensive truths, written in
.'''ers oil light on every page Of our history
NE language addressed by every passage of New
England to all future ayes, is this-Hnman hap
g'"ysS has no perfect security but freedom; free.
''" nnne but virtue; virtue none but kaoacledge:
ANU "erher freedom, nor virtue, nor knowledge,
'' any Nlaor, or immortal hope, except in the
P.Acples ot the Christian faith and the sanctions
"''e chri''iu' Religion.
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" learn from the PIT ,burg Statesman, that
'@s l. :, District Court l. now IN session IN thai
nv and 'ai Christian Werlich, the Postmaster
VIC Va arrested for robbius the mail, at IN;
''a,s III tIaysSille, is now upon his trial.
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/ : sad that there i no stamp on the last re
CtiNel Mo ~ Gall Nnaaanr.r frnu PARIS