Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-03
ALEXANDRIA, DC.
vEpyEsliY H0RNZNG. NOrEMBER 3, 1850

The following named gentlemen were. on Mon.
,,y last, elected Directors of the Bank of Polo
ric for the ensuing year:
PHINEAs JaNNEY.
lanes Keith, Wiiiiam Gregory,
Hsgh Smith. Colin .fuLI.
Robert T. IaytOr, THONGS Fairfar.
cracea p. IhOnspS0R, Henry Daingerfeid,
Io0. Richards, Charles Bennett.
Ioye0k Jtiuley, Jr. LdWrence Leuis.
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We understand that. after the first of January
,e>t. a regular Line OF Stages will commence
,annny three times week between this place
aud I.eesburg, Loudoun county, Va.
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The I1didms.-A great meeting has been held
+, New York, at which Col. TRuMBuLL pre-
.uIeJ. Oh the Indian subject Resolutions were
,s.sed expressive OF the sense of the meeting
md disappearing Of the votes of the representa-
ives frouY the city of New York on the Indian
Bill.-The New York American contains the
allowing notice which shows that an attempt was
made to create riot, which partially succeeded
.hse'iag at MtSOnic Uai.-The notice for this
Meeting was expressly addressed to those who
.G,apprOvcd of the votes Of the present repre-
.ea;atiycs in Congress from this CITY on the In
lan bill. Ofcourse any person ofdiiferent views
gas by the terms OF the notice excluded. Not
outstanding these plain facts, band computed
% consist of about leo ruihans-principally. as
We are informed, unnaturaliZed EuSlishmen-
freed themselves into the Hall. where possibly
.,na two thousand OF our most respectable c,ti-
,,.s we're collected; and bv their wells, violence
iqd tumultuous conduct, interrupted & essential
Is curtailed the proceedings of the evening"
TAcSe persons were of the same character and
nlrty with those who broke into the meeting at
Inc North American Hotel on "Wednesday even
ng last. aud who in both instances were espe-
cialy melted 80 to do BY articles IL the Courier
& Enquirer, one OF whose editors was on We'd
nes,ay conspicuous among the iEtruderS. These
are plain Facts. We leave il 10 the electors 10
make the fitting comment upon them. The
question for their determination l., whether na-
NE Americans NAV, Or NAV not meet together
% protest IN quiet, ORDERLY and constitutional
aanuer, agalns, public measures which they
deem sabye,sive Of rational character, wi;hoGt
interruption from ra!iianS, who have no country,
excited By a proflisate press.
We are not surprised. we confess. at this or
any other desperate measure of the jackson par
v-iOr from them IL springs, as BY their Journals
i i, tciumphantly related; bat AZ we yet have
laws. We hope that some among the numerous
respectable citizens present last evening, who
may be able to identify any of the rioters, will
uLc measures 20 have them indicted and punish
rd
Ne are glad 10 see, by the annexed notice,
shich { have Just received, that measures will be
AIKEN 70 expose the instigators Of this base riot:
Mdial Question.-Those gentlemen who were
agyrieyed. and whose feelings as Americans were
outraged bv the base conduct af those who insti-
gated the agrarian mod to commit a riot, and as
,ift Revolutionary Hero and Patriot, who was
ga AI-de Camp to WAsHINGroN, last evening,
AZ me Masonic Hall, are requested to meet at
the Committee Room. in the same building, foot
oi he Great stairway. this evening, at O'Clock.
To such unjust6abe lengths will men run
when once urged on. The right of the citizens
poaccably to assemble. and to express their opin-
ions on any subject i. undog5ted, and we hope the
authors ofth;s riot will be made to suffer severely
We observe that the Ne York indians who
removed to Green Bay, are again brought on
;he tapis. The American says:-
Ia the condition of the New-York Indians
at Green Bay. nav ~ seen the DESTINY OF those
tribes whom the injustice of Georgia and the Cen
cral Government combined. is now seeking to
uItNS OSNOtiU .ue .NiSsi~Sippi' EN"N""y wv
l,rmr;,ts around Green BAY. render 1t ''expedl-
Gu" ,hdt the red men should be driven further
hck; aud again tue same course OF fraud and
force Which effected their first removal, Is resort
EEL 70, 20 induce their removal to more distant
Wilderness
The ,a'ne paper contains a letter OF thanks
irom Tue NeN-Iark Indians. addressed 10 the
lion Me>srs. Fce!iugbuy>en. Spraeue. and Rob
h',, Senators Of he Uaited States: and to the
H'o. MeS>"ys. SforrS, Everett. Bates. Ellsworth,
EN,r.s. Huntingdon, Jotas, and Test, members
Of n" Honse OF Espre>. u;atiyes; aud to any 9TH
- inu have distinguished themselves IN the
councils u the nation, tie advocates oi Indian
rsd'>." Il concludes a. !n'"ws:
,lIu viii soon ne advised sirs, ct most
critical ana painful si,nation into which the New
(o,E Indians resident a; Green Bay. have been
recently brought 4 byiet history. with some
,ou-,.;,. ~: ere long De- laid before the public.
CIV tjs' hope hangs upon Use Congress of the U.
S'.,es We 10 not tiou,. -l.~. That YOU viii
maAe Yourselves acquai,,ed ri' he merits OF the
cause and BE Pr"rared 'he propsrr jun ture
ic ihat proof of your ccr-"ts' ard official proo''
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