Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-13

,rimals IN TINS country
r.: a. :" exhibited in the south.
fbs"s -1NsS
,.o,;,a nth the South. --Traveliers
C0nn' .Sa Northern and Southern States VIII
tween -, Earn. that good road IS now about TO
siaa v H. Zen Potomac Greek and Fredericks-
ranE; T Tr had state Of the road on that route
pr, I"S a serious objection to travelling
rrsdericksburg.
,csc oE THE NATIONAL REPUB-
hI'iHcANS OF BALTIMORE.
cl,,mi;tec of the National Republicans OF
ioe which has also acted as the Central
i'~o,s, err the National Republicans Of Ma
gnH1'I S,r;nr witnessed the full accomplishment
ANU -. nnf1o,es for which they were original
al "o in the organization Of the present
aPPn If the state, then virtually dissolved
A ''uU,I and ceased to act; but now think it
ease a,,,icly 10 return TO their constituents
VP e,.rreuces or powers which were delegated
!. p with grateful recollection OF the kind
' eI'ace and liberal support which they have
nI ia,I from their political friends in discharg-
,rnst. committed. And in retiring they
w slso much cause for congratulation in the
NC ,ood will aud resolute cooperation which
~ i.nonu themselves from the beginning
s% G, COMMITTEES, while ardently rejoicing with
u ~ Republicans of Maryland in the
r ~ HI ,n~re,s which rewarded their patriotic
'.,;ao, in the past year, beg leave to remind
W, ,5,t yiIiIance Is the condition on which IL
.,r r,,ts-that our opponents, though signaliy
r!,.J and routed. were not destroyed, and
',uy themselves for another trial OF strength.
-, +, prepared to meet them on the outset,
S = every inch Of the ground that we have
| @., r,isS1, in several Of the counties of the
have bucked on their armour, and are al
4 i.;, ,he field. Baltimore should always be
=, III, foremost in the support of good prin-
40. for her interest in the result IS intellectually
| ,,,,,rt 70 her. Another simultaneous and Vi
IN, effort. and the coup de grace. the finishing
t. yilI he giyen 10 Jacksonism in Maryland.
IN. have every motive to induce Us to perSever-
I..,-yctorv is again, and surely within our
I've are united, aud the harmony that ex-
~ ,,e Darty is honorable to all concerned; and
| \, he glo,y of Caesar, bit the ,o.Ltare Of
rclr battle crv, the incongruous mass IN oPpo-
| nm must give way and become dlsslpated.-
! ,,ry and dense aud gloomy clouds have filled
,oli,ical horisOn, and portended fearful events
.braltening the most wholesome and valued i'll
,,o,;ops of our country-but these clouds are
,Oersng. hght begins to shine through them, &
H. Sr,R OF rHE WEST rs rising to cheer and
inmate the friends of liberty throughout the
sOrd. in a glorious victory of Intelligence and
INC rlrtue over mere military renown;-the
k,ore grateful to the enlightened and just, be-
au,e that force aud not reason seems to prevail
a, the nations called republican in America,
\ we'll as in the old and rank monarchieS OF Eu-
kODe and Asia:-A wretched system OF stewards
| nj uunishments, Il cold and pitiful and pitiIess
krscrpton for opinions sake, or blood Y aud
reckless tyranny and severe dominion by arms,
sery where existing to chase away the freedom
thought aud prevent the right OF action; and
he believe that the MORAL REVOLUTION which we
ove to see accomplished in 1855, In the restora-
| bon Of statesmen, to the American government
| will hardly be excelled in its glory or beneh-
cal result, by the act Of July 1, 1875, which an
rOlnced the independence OF these states and
rab,acd a new era IN the history ct man.
We have always regarded the great body OF
political opponents as Jealous and as honest as
Gr,elyes in their desires for the good of the
Qnlry, and never have feared their continuance
n wrong A thousand things have happened
1lthIa the last two ears. to shew them the total
a,Onpetence or gross untitness of those which
Aey selected to guide the vessel OF State, IN
ace and prosperity, and late events, demon
stating the disCordance and bitterness OF par
6, cIoakins their own sel6shness under the
Hnd mantle Of prejudice and passion, must
a'e convinced thousands that the affairs OF this
~on have been committed to weak and impro-
1r hands, incapable, also. of acting in concert.
,nese ave ready to unite with US in the "wOrk
retOrmH-.hey are our brethren. aud have a
9mnpN interest with US In the welfare ut the
tp9b.ic, let them be received III that spirit OF
l'ate. which, in sanctfying the right Of opinion
ourselves, Yields the same right to others.
In Conclusion, the committee beg leave to close
,er IabOrs by recOmmending-that the Nation,
republicans of the city of Baltimore shall
Meet their respective wards on or before Mon
'l' evening the Esd inst. for the purpose OF sp'
.HanNs two citizens for each ward, to meet IN
Convention at Lyford's Fountain Inn on Monday
-'eAlns the S0th inst. for the purpose OF newly
''azlng the National Republican party IN this
mat this Convention shall have power to Ill