Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09

'' "'''' s. SNOW DEN.
:. g, sne,imen oi his reason Tor leaving my
',,r lapDend a copy of note handed to me
~, H. had lett the place in one Of the Steam
at,:-- -
ca, lint am very much dissatisfied with my
,a,,ioo in YOUR office. fad that it is inpos-
.Is for me TO get away from press unless leave
,.lr Office, and that must do.
''' > WILLIAM WEIGH.
March Sth. 1851.
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n confer favor on the subscriber. BY showing
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ssttye places OF abode. .. >.
Ne have read with feelings of lively emotion
Manifesto Of the Poles, a document written
Nm eperuy. and expressed III nervous and glow
,, bnOIage. |, sets forth the wrongs and OPP
rr,.on. Of Poland. and the causes which have
du me late revolution. Every man OF gen
,a,, leeas takes an interest ia this unfortunate
,olp,ry. aud wishes. however he may fear, Its
Establishment in all its ancient honor aud IN
l,pendeGce.
croly il Nj, life of George the fourth eloquent
Il sets forth the vengeance that has already
,ertaken the spoilers Of Poland: 1.-The Parti-
nn Of Poland" say he "in l79S. had ihsuited
| e public honor and Christian feeling OF Europe.
| No act &C ambition had ever sprung more dl-
u ecly from the spontaneous evil of the human
,a't. The destruction Of an impotent throne.
md the havoc OF helpless nation. were destl-
le Of all the ordinary pretexts OF state necessl-
w. The country poor, tie people half barbara
N, he government alread v powerless for all CD
psd aggression. Poland had long been inca
Nas Of giving rise to fear; hut 1t excited the
desdest and mast un,eicnting passion Of all that
makes serpnnt's nest Of the human heart-co'
7eoa,ue,S. Prussia, Russia. and Austria. en-
red nio the fuulest conspiracy against nation
/ o record, and tore Poland limb from limb. -
Dat SnlIe the blond Of Der unfortunate people
'1S s'll red on their hands, they were tn be pun
'rd BY the aggression of power unheard of in
ne history of vengeance. the impetuous power
| popular phreHsy; France, bursting from her
I'd dungeon, and wild, furious, and revengcful
Se'er was unclaimed madness, at once intiict-
| ls a,lnes On herself, and destruction on all in
~ PATHWAYS let loose against them naked
'ape OF evil. brandishing its letters and spread
terror and desolatiOn through the world.
III ~A' IN no presumptiOus desire to guard the
''a'a OF Heaven, that men looked for some ter
.1'e re,rOatiOn on the conspirators against Po-
'a' nor was 1t without that awe, In which the
'5';@' mind listens white the thunders of eter-
a' Jlstce are rolling above the world. that they
prudential vengeance in the prostration
'Re Three guilty. kingdoms; in the fugitive mo-
,-vl'' broken armies, ADD subjected capitals OF
''>>@' Russia, aud Austria. But the work
W.T. al ne evidences that establish to the hu-
:" UNDERSTANDING the agency of mlshtier will
i" Gli OF man,-the sudden pcrplexi'y of
~'a'e'--the sudden disunion of lntcrcsts-the
''" Without cause.-The loss oil the race to
TH"Ht, and OF the battle to the strong; while.
"e >de OF France, all the elements of ruin
''.'eo 10 assume new nature, aud coalesce in
NeSS'a aud victory. Rude ignorance did
So'N OF knowledge; national bankruptcy. oil
.,"V'' INSTRUMENTATION. wild as the waves, was
I've 'i!pCOus than discipline; and the general
P0'eaSlns OF society. the sword at the throat,
U~lal'd IN the streets, famine and ieud. un-
p4'SG oessgary, and the hideousness of civil
',u'U'ned' combined and shaped themselves IN.
Sa'o"oSsal power, that had but to advance It's
~ against the strongest bulwarks Of the CONT
- IL ana see them crumble into dust and
II t 'ena'ns to be seen whether in addition Il
,,,; ms providence designs that Poland shall
''''n nave name among the nations of the earth
~ -HNSp
to' aue American aid de camp of the Grand DUKE
,Ou''an'me. spoken Of in the London Times. i
og a. nephew of Ex-President Monroe. but sol
W,' lGomas MunrOe. Esq. late Postmaster o
~ a'og'On City. He went out to Russia unde
h,, asP'cesO OF Mr. Poletica. when Russian Am
r,9; aaOr TO this cOuatry. and was successful ii
Ter ue Confidence of the Emperor Alexan
rem,;0 lO attached him 10 his person during III
''4'Oder Of his reign.
IN So 'TTeSRuRIsR. the new Minister from Franc
Wleu STATES with his family arrived n