Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-31

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kindness, however, once reach him-lei9 g ,Ia
of charity once warm his cold blood-let b;. lts
benefited by favor, and the work il dona "
snake stands confessed " in eye and venom y
In our view, there can be no more damn;n"
than Ingratltude. Perhaps it is Tor thi, 50. 80
that we cannot look with composure unon ,' ~!
High Priest at its. altar, who has sacrificed ~. us
shrine from the time he turned against Mr. ~, s
down to his recent desertion of Mr.. C,hn.N'
His career before he came into Office is knowaa@
the public, in which his evidence before III. S'
nate of Kentucky stands in bold reief-so H,'y
that all The g waters of the sea can't wash on,s
And since his elevation to his present d;on;s
how v,ndictive has been his malice, how nef,v
resentments, how low bis pursuits. :"
1t is true in politics as we'll in morols-Sb..
me the company man keeps, and will tell I WV
the character OF the man. And are thess ~
men who are the bosom friends of the Prp,;d,"
Of the United States Can it be possible ,b,,
Chief Magistrate Of great nation lends his 49,
to the counsel of parasites and insrates: y..'
it is possible. The fact, however discracefn
canuot be denied. They guard the avenue, !,
the President, and few approach without then
favor. For one Of them, or rather for the prs
fica,ion of his spleen, brave American Comm
dore, who has borne the stars and stripes oT 4,
country amidst the thunder of battle-wbo h.
perlIed his life in her cause, and gaIIautly RI
umphed over superior fue--has been pRoscns
ED and PUNISHED" Other gallant Office,
have been hunted and harassed, until. a, h,
been said, threats Of personal chas,sement has.
alone procured suspension Of his perseyeriu,
insults.
Such are the "dignltaries" of the Natiap-.s,
Auditors whose Outgoinss and incomiugs ar,
chroniccd in the Treasury prnts-the bOsor
friends of the President--the rulers in has cyr.
cils--the directors of the affairs of the counrry!
In these brief remarks. which We have though
at present in place, let it not be objected that ~
have stepped out OF our usual course, and Be.
come unnecessarily harsh and severe. Swift in
endeavoring to humble man who was a. VINO
rant as he was insolent, declared that he va, d.
liged to accommodate the coarseness Of the hS
to the calIosity Of the back.
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The New York Morning Courier SAYS: w,
are pleased to learn that the British residents.
generally. in this city, intend TO have meeln.
in few days, for the purpose Of testifyiug they
sentiments on the subject of the late proceeding.
in England, and to consider the most apprOpi
ate mode of expressing their gratitude to KIM
UiHiom the Fourth, for his patriotic measure
in behalf of the people, against the odiou, and
oppressive borougimomger system, which ha; -
long kept The maay in subsection to the tsr-
We applaud the object Of this meeting, and tus
that our fellow citizens will take an early oppOr
nifty to evince their qualification at the prospect
of seeing the people of England restored to Their
proper influence in the Government"
-1NsN
We put it to the candor of the National G,
zette, if the expression of public sympathy h
behalf of a gallant people gloriOusly cOntendn.
for their rights and liberties, can properly Be
called either an notifications Or extrayagH
procedure" Is not such procedure" 10 !
free country, rather the natural result of patriot,
ic feeling, and praisewOrthy national sensIbi.y:
We think the National Gazette, after delben
ton, must agree with US. We are not agaOn
or enthusiasts. course with regard to 10:
French Revolution proves this. But for the "a
liant Poles, we confess the heart beats quicker.
AN6N
The correspondent of the Journal of Commer'
under date of 18th May, says:
"Mr. Ingham will publish another chapter
the "book," and if he does not, will. Thee
shall not be suppressed one page. propose
wait until those whose duty it is to come betG
the people, have opportunitylto act; and if tiF
blanch, the people shall nevertheless have
whole"
The Virginia Herald announces the mellDcs
ly tidinss to sportsmen, that the severity Of %
last winter nearly exterminated the partridge
that vicinity. The destruction was general
Sportsmen must reIin9uish the Gun this tall,
let the species multiply.
(NsA
Judge Waggaman, Judge Porter, and the III
minister to France, Mr.. Brown, are RESPECTIVE
ly nominated in the New Orleans journals
successors Of Mr. Livingston in the Senate o
the United States. they are all men Of iaI'0n
and all friends of Henry Clay. NOother CAB"
be elected.
The University. We are happy to learn :"
the Richmond Enquirer, that since lhHf'G
night there has been no unpleasant mO'emeh
the University. Our letters of "Wednesday es
ing say, SIT is generally believed that the ;,
dents will continue quiet" From the chaIs.,
of the transaction, it has no doubt been ma'9 %
ageerated at distance. On Friday night ts.
fessors we're serenaded with some agreeaDe .,