Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-09

A.nort and comprehensive SERMoN-irom the
Portsmouth Journal OF Saturday last
.Tv,yapT Borrowers. Reader, if you bor-
nued thi. paper, send II right back-as you may
i,.l cIup after you have finished this paragraph.
Ii the al!or sends ne,o coat home To you,
sOuId ,Ou think your neishbor fair in his request
| br the FIRST use nf IL:
Il the baker leaves you a hot loaf. should you
Ike to lend 1t to your neighbour, aud have 1t re-
turned cold with the corners knawed of?
Ii The pennypOSt leaves letter on YOUR coun-
,r, shr,ld sou think it ight in your eighbor to
slle it, before you had time to read it, to tally
oad Of potatoes on it, aud thank YOU for the use
u it sOme hours after, II he should not be so I'M
i'Itunate as to lose Il?
Il these things aee not right-then II as not
agh 10 6Orro.o neVspdpsT on the tag ,0hen Il
lis published
We have received a request from one of our
N1scnOers to discontinue his paper for the pre-
vnt tnr no other reason than that he is plagued
ySorrVwers. We presume that they are not
NsA PERSONS a he can very well deny the use Of
a' paper. So Il is 'pih yoa, Jorro'rer, ~hosv-
e y'a are. The person who lent you ihis, al
'aasa he apparently did it yi'h much pleasure,
'',''d that you would take tie paper Yourself,
AMI not lake ms astc coat, not loaf aHd e'ef, be.
'ene has made full use of them himself.
he Ming OF England on Wednesday. the 2lst
>'P' commenced giving weekly levees, some
'A' perhaps IN the manner of our Presidents,
'"'N VITA more etiquette, ceremony and
A!e'a,ry,
II ,le address OF the Working Men Of the CT
" We" tOrk, We find the following paragraph
'''a0'n to the Militia System in that state.
HE present Militia System we consider a
,''oa' and unequal burden upon the producing
'' @Slng time without reference to proper
h. -" "'eePtbie OF an advantageous ameiiora-
h., '4Aa{ Iao'rins men require their whole
N, ~ eDAO'e them to support their families,
'1lIonS OF this system are unequal, and
~ ,'aI' OF which it's based are totally at vari
r,s. .,@ 'Ae fundamental principles Of a Re-
''Naa Government.
"T'-"e hear through our exchange pa
ill.,, 'erhohts an Anti-Masonic State. -
'.en endorsed over 10 Mr.. Writ generally.
~' Ne'srs. Editors. Less than a third of
.,, F'P''a.'"n declared for NJ. Palmer as Go.
Is G' ''v' Palmer having received a plurali-
ao,, ,S' among the people. possessed every
E5C ls u the General Assembly. 1t was thus
a,a,y Tg We s Crafts year ago. Mr.. Wirt's
sr W. " S clown Anti-Masonry sky high even
10 -, ~ Mason could be removed from Office.
i,p,j n S have men amongst them who are
nS, NV soT to friend, even il Masons. This
/ Va If u, %e Integrity Of Anti-Masonry. A DOR.
.,I,, W @s Anti-Masons most rat.onally seek
Is r ran Protection in the ranks of other mar.
rI n, ~, "; Anu Masons in towns strongly anti
E N,,r any, ,p"ol , professed anti. who confers
Gs ma" Wy ~@ffe but upon Anti Masonry
Ss ,r % of Vermont will assume the
H. government. IN most counties the
,an ,' 49, have failed to carry their men
Mil u,e eOGaty of Windsor which numbers
'n;y ao, men men and two Clay men and almost
nv , anu !; Na'ons, the favorites of Anti.Wa.
II A.. " wa; set of men among The antics
IT" men, and another set that are