Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-21

l,r Jersy. delivered an eulosy on 'he 'a'e
c,:.r Justice Ewing. at the invitation Of the
y. ANN Council Of Trenton.
u,lma.-From the Eastern Shore District
,Ss Baltimore Chronicle) we have received
r... ,s,urns except those Of Somerset county,
=, =. rsosrted to have given about 500 majo-
=, "a, ,nc Clay ticket. The following is the
,.,,, vote f,om the other parts OF the district:
''' RI, Jackson.
SOL Miller 5lSS
s' 1.,,,ough 1854 Miller 5lsS
,.,,bs 5l92 Stewart $3.50
,,,, the yote Of Maryland is seven for Clay
AZ, .Aree for Jackson.
I,soaa.-The Louisville Herald says that
.,,,. from eleven counties give the Jackson
g,..,o,,I Ticket a majority Of S45.
c,u,,s-At Nashville, and three Of the
.,,.i,rt, Of Davidson county, the Jackson cleo
49,, ,cket received .99 votes, and the Clay
.,ti9 Tue usua! number of votes given in
/ n. ,,,.on county is upwards Of 5000. The vote
| >. Nashville stood
For Jackson oso
Clay ioo
y,l;fra,ioa Nuifif,,i IN North Carolina.-
r. Cre,n.boruugh Patrio, has been favored, BY
nr Grand Jury Of GuiIford county, with the fol-
owing pfs'satn'sni;
va., Of North Ccroh 2 Superior Court Of Law,
a, Gaa5rd County. Fall Term. 1882.
We the Grand jury of the county Of Guilford
and State Of North Cao!ina, at October Term,
IS;s, take this occasion to express our dIsappro.
,,fou Of the doctrine Of Modification, prevalent
,,b the citizens of sister state, whose opinions
and interests are generally congenlal with our
own; and We do 80 because We consider the Oat-
On Of these States as the only instrument where
oy our national welfare has been or can be pre-.
served, and because we look upon notification
., trntlug towards dissolution OF our slorlons
Union. civil uaf. and blood,hed.
And We, the Grand Jury aforesaid, recon-
mend to the citizens Of our county generally tn
NEE, at the court house in Greensborough, IN
Tuesday Of November court, that an expression
Vi their sentiments on this subject NAV be had.
Francis |. Sinps'n, Foreman. William Can
non. HermOn Vekres, Robert c Rankin. Sala-
,hirl Lamb, William Hacket. Alexander Gray,
Nicholas Clark, James Robbins, Francis Bell,
Mark lddInss. Thomas Burton, Frederick Fin.
lre,,, Jonathan ilodgin, Elias Prltchct, Joseph
Arnheld, William Hammer. john Paisly.
Thanksgiving Our New Enslaud Thanks.
giving is one Dt the very few ,G,uu,ions Of our
hgrim Fathers which has rnnie dawn to u. un-
hanged and unimpaired. It's The Old English
Farsest.llOme, very much improved, -or rather
Ills the re'i'ins Of the Mosaic Feast Of ingather.
ns, In the true spirit at the Sacred Scriptures.
ot which the Harvest Home was, doubtless, Il
corruption.
There were. IN almost all ancient pagan ma
nn', particularly in Rome and Greece. Heather
t,ti'als, a; which the devotees of their strange
s'i' presented the newly gathered fruits of the
earth to their "b!ind guides" by whom, in
a'n, tleT were presented to scnscle,s stocks and
'on3', OF I"'d ON the affairs Of gods,
"Nhose si,rhE'eS were rage. revenge. or lust"
NJ Ration, however sotti,h. we believe. ga
g'"S MES, though, as we cannot iail to see. ma
nv o ''e>e rites would be far 'smore hun0red
~ me breach than IA the observance"
ITO" ,i''aole. then, that our own beloved New
England, This land vi health, Of cheerful indus.
w. 4" m'deSdIe competence, where the richest
-'e Hs' terg r'eh. aud where the industrious poor
'annO' De rery poor,-wc should send up one
'0"ed song To HIN who planted Us in this "a
. places.
u'" suitable that we, who are blessed by
D' providence with civil and religious liberty,
n'7'd enter His gates with thanksgiving, and
~, courts praise.
w" ssra6e that families, who have beer
Tp1"'Op anu Increased by the Great Creator and
"''"'r'' should. nee wear, come together
y. >p'Hd dss in social and cheerful festivity,
"A'' d" Tim ~ho made them all -
"t 'y'--bu, not last,-IIow suitable. TO
S's " "No'A Tie universal and bounifu Rene
''' "as gwen wealth or abundance, should
INV U,e'r gratitude to Him, by sending liber-
-. S@N'sHins portion to those sons aud daugh-
y, " poverty, whose sickness. or mIsfortunes,
ma % aSe' has ~ithered half the comfort. nf life,
:. y,,u'eC sorrows 10 their s!ead!-Porisrao,ah
~ d Journal
~ tunes "a Speech The nose and roof Of
IS "'uth NAV be regarded as the sound board
'e Voice. The teetb firm, =, hr;d,a far he-