Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

coming forward, for we are abou, to lay new ,e
cable for the good old ship United States. we
could. # necessary to rouse YOU to duty, sP"'
varn as long as the fore top bomine and g'oao'o"'
haul Of man af.war. spiicea together.
The BLnCK.MAKERS may thlnk that .ne
recent elee tons augur we'll. but that consee'a.
,ion should not make them uegectful. for u our
oppanents get the day. it would be- great "'e
70 have biock.hea in Office. 1here'ore' 'n'
stead Of putting noses into pumps 'u'" yum
polls into the ballot 6oTes.
The patriotism OF SHOEMAKERs Is SO srea's
that they even sell their soGfs tor the saou !"
the public. and they will, doubtless a'e' snos
their zeal for the national republican cause ana
not be tack.sed with negligence at TINS election,
unless they wish it to end the same way as the
last.
If we ever expect TO have free trade and TAI
I.ORS' rights. the craft must take measures 10
obtain such rulers az will secure Those blessings,
and it seams needle 81 to add more than ms; u
we exert ourselves, the Jackson cause viii 60
OF tape ring.
We presume il is not unnecessary to summon
BAKERS to their duty, by making any Jour
speeches; they know their services fneda Iui'
and they have been bread up TO know the diher-
ence between public men Of the old school somp'
and those of the new, some OF which do not Kno"
10 ,phat batch they belong
The BLACKSMIrllS are possessed OF ma.
nv rices, particularly sfeeiing. But they should
never suffer themselves to be charged with that
of withholding a vote on an occasion like the
present. Although we should not wish them to
b. like the red hoi politician VIII" bello,ss forth
ana,hemas against all who do not think like HIM
self, vet when such important affairs as the choice
of a President is on the anvil il is certainly un-
pardonabe to bp entirely cocfd.
The BUTCHERS are doubtless patriotic for
the, always cieare to the people. and no set OF
men ever shed more blood tor the good of The peo-
ple than they. 1t is therefore requisite to address
10 them but a very few ioins requesting their at.
tention at the election. IL G'n. Jackson should
be reelected, it would b. ian,6-t ntablp indeed.
TO summon BARRIERS y ATTEND the pole,
may to some pers"ns seem suprrfuou', as they
always labor under 10 influence; but their pune
tuality will be more particularly desirable. a. We
are to razor force, strong en"ughio Z" look down
all opposiion."
II men will dYe for the public good. what more
can he eypr. TED ~ Them? r,'re is only one
thlng, aud that is. that it any DYER wishes to
si,e a good color. he should vote IN the r'Shl
ST { If ne cloth, and then dye md welcome
HAi.tfRS have been act uSed.o' British in1u
-.
b,, t,,s war o. the revulution has taught them thai
bq,oing 10 he British is no way 10 SAGE thet'
skius
The COOPERS know their interests too well
10 vote for one oho store IN ne heads Of depart
nenfs, and j. letting ont the bmag Of the trrasu
~ to i. favrrites. These gentlemen are always
found sounding the ru6 a.lut u .o.'d 'ntip!es
and are requested to recollect that every p't
cG, tn The senPral amount.
FISHERMEN sill ct course ~ q ~ 4
o,,, boak I...L---r-L-~-'vser, De reu''ueu
that when 6obbing for piaice. they do not catct
a freak fish.
0STLERS,in presenting their surfaces. shou't
he careful not to place the saddle on The wrons
horse.
CHIMNEY-SWEEPS must not be omitted
| although we know them 10 be fond ut high
| scrates, and they are likewise known to be pry
ing into the dark affairs Of The people. yet The,
will doubtless be punetnal with their scroper ans
brush, to make clear passage for men wei
so0fed TO their Office.