Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-28

past year. the College has received, f,oa =
rope. Philosophical and Chemical Ann,
and Books, to the amount Of $4,000.
Mr.. Writ, it will be seen. has taken H.,
the torelock. He greatly erred at firs, IN ,r
ing himself to Anti Masonry.
The Boston Atlas describes Political l..
Masonry as d"gmaticaI, arrogant, overb.,n."
proscrlptiye: it admits Of no alliance, ey,e,,
On Its own terms. 1t is endu,d. add. H..
per, with ali the bigoted, fanalcal .nlri, of :
most furious religions sect. An indG.,s,,
son is looked upon as worse than an ayov.l
my. Its motto l,-.Ihose that are not h,,,
against as. |, admits Of no comprOmi,, i,
OF unconditional surrender.
II Is impossible 20 form any union viii -.
party; aud if a union could be furmej, IA
could come o! il. Let New York. and D..
sylvauia and Ohio. tell what trust is ,oa,,..
in the Anti Masons.
McLigm A few weeks since we s,w ,,.,.
ment ia Detroit paper, that the peone dp
chisan had refused nv decided vote. ia ~.
preliminary steps for obtaining an admission i |
to the Union as an independ-nt State. View,
surprised al the fact, but announced tau
! cident worthy Uf record. The Detroit ym,n
of the 7th instant contradict, the story. al
states that a large majority Of the people Ia.
, DECIDED directly The other way.
Buonaparfean Heath. The sum of woo,
left BY Madame Buunaparte to her SON I,s,i
is stated 10 be seven,y.u'ne miilIons Of franz
which reduced TO federal currency Is SIt.Y
1875 1, is believed that JOSEPH vii neyare
turn to his seat at Bcrdentown. All Ii, u,,
bles were boxed and numbered pre,icu. 70 \,
departure for Europe. aud left in charge In,
raj old, but faithful domestics, sublec, to h.,
orders. ----
1t gives US pleasure to perceive, that lie Coz
duct of General ATKINSON, 10 pro,eeprm: 10.
late war with the western Indians. la, sctn,t
the unqualified appreciation Of the Goveransr.
| Il True PoEiician:-Bulwcr say, in one Of ID
works, 1.-The first piece Of real kuoaIcd., i
ever gained was, that my interest was IncTP
rated with that pl the beings with whom | Ia.
the chance of being cast: if injure them IL
Ijure myself: II can do them.any goo', recr'
the benefit in common with the rest" li
doctrine would seem to have become already M
.tiouated in some places, and to be snpcrsedrde
those principles which look for beNrh IN a'
s.spois Of the enemy"-as the new phrase q,
The movemsnt to give the electoral vote d
PENNSYLVANIA to Mr.. Van Buren, as Vie Pes
den, has commenced in that state. The b'|
we presume, will gather strength as 1t rolls
Speaking Of Mr. Van Buren,. I'm order to HI
two birds with one stone) reminds US Of themes
tack taken by the New York Courier 4 t'f"
rar. That paper now says: "We have i"~.
suffered from the folly and " ickedne''d TO-
rant. unprineipIed, and irresponsible sd'"is
and since Andrew Jackson has succeeded |"
rel nee that NJ Van Biren has sdccc'd'd H'.'
hin. If Mr. Calhoun had possessed the cove ,'
denre of Andrew Jackson To the extent ""'
Mr.. Van Buren, does. 40 patriot "o'Ia ~"
have found cause 10 mourn over the bish N'"'
infringempnts Of the constitution wii'' 1''
been perpetra,ed during the ia,t iva i'ar'' u
the exclusion Of Mr. Calhoun IRON ".' ''.'
dence, the absence Of Mr.. Van Buren, r'n y, =.
country, and ignorance Of the h'sh n'fH' Z" .
constitutional advisers, left Inn 10 The ma','"
tons of the willy aud designing i'" WA ~
brought our country to the very verge OF ''''Y.
We believe however. that the time ha' o. ''
arrived, when "the power behind Inc "''..
can no longer do injury to the county ''o y,
administration nf affairs for the next Tour l'
-De it for good or evI--should. a"I ",,'
suredIy will BE- attributed to Martlh Va" pI'i
II remains to be- seen then. whether on'"
council and advice the inilosace OF keoG''
Co. is to be destroyed--thc constitution Wv
Gated and tefended-the foul blots upon O' =
tional escutcheon eifaced-and our eh,''''''
a republic perpetnared. That we once o''''''
him capable Of all this. is evident IRON ~. T.,
a. f Il .AAu