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

increasing. From the i4th to tue
SO 'n', ~ chesapeake no fewer than 70 vessels
sa,' 70 u, Cns.,nsake to the Delaware As. !,
,,o Atlantic, between the Gath
iH s. oc,ober. have caused much damage,
,sd .''' = -.cei,inc accounts Of their effects.
;.,0rg Reporter says-We under
in ,i', George NJ Dallas, Esq, will not De a
anu w.. :. ,s.elec,ion to the U. ). Senate.
..,, some Of the particulars Of the late
Il. old State House in Boston, the C0u'-
y ~, !. ,ae following aneedo'e;
u - ~. oo,iced par, Of the exploit mentioned
wv o,,s Of Yesterday, as follows: "One
uT ~ ~ we have since learned II was Die.
h'oT III n Porter. assembled b, the l'sh'ains rod
'l'' ~ AZ. in hi, hand TO the very apex OF !ae
81" :; ;,.s,i, where he cut and slashed away VIVA
i'n' ~ .,or lruid as if he had stood on terra
u.' aver, thug was slippery around num- anu
a'ni, s,sr which was llying IN all directions
Nc f,.,a, il fell: every one tremb'ed i"f
t'l' g., hnr he himself seemed as calm and
~ ~" - philosopher. Every thing depends
.'i ,',;. md Ne hardly think that there were
90 'l'," IN ,mong the crowd who could have
I ,. .,e .,me 10 have gained the universe: lie
Son' y. ..,onnli,hed his purpose, descended IN
''oa snI ne hone will not 30 unrewarded,
Sch an ACT. il performed in the business OF an
.. would have broush, high commission to
- IN ,lyea,urer and secured pension per-
lap, for lllc'
r. III his. Uaionisis throughout the United
Is,sr 10 the voice of LAFAYETTE. a
,,o nbo has hazarded his life for the good OF our
.,.,,y. who has no private interests TO subserve,
i ~ ..e,i.nal feelings TO bias his judgment. -
IN. Duanns letter from this Veteran Apostle
.srA,r,y was received by an American citi-
-. r,,,o,ly ,etururd from Europe, the day be-
r,., tc .al,l. We copy it from the New York
l. jour, Com.
IL, GRANGE. Sept 9th, 1882.
I'oop SOU. my dear Sir. much depend To give
,,r E;,pJ, IN the United States a proper expia.
,,,ioo Of the state of things in Europe. You
ave been very attentive to what has paSsed since
r, Revolution Of 1850 Much has been obtain
ID here, aud in other parts of Europe. III This
usi,sind Of a week Further Consequences,
rs,s and in other countries, -Grcat Britain and
l,pl,ud included, will be the certain result; al
though toey have been injured and BETRAYED,
ahere they ought to have received encourage.
urnt. Bat II will not be s0 short and So cheap
s We had right to anticipate 1t might be.
bmk Il useful. on both sides vt the water tn dts
,.l the oloud, which ignorance or design may
brow over The real state OF European and French
,olitlcs.
Ia the meantime. l believe it 10 be the dlty OF
very Amr,icau, rcturued Anmp. to let his fellow
Itizens know what ii!.natured handle IL made oi
he violent collisions, threats al separation, ans.
eciprocal abuse, 10 iniure the character and
us,tun the stability os Republican lushtuti0ns.
have too much confidence in the patriotism and
lnd sense Of the several parties IN the United
'ates, 20 be afraid those disseutinn> may termi-
III in final d,ssolut0n OF the Uninn; but
nuH suci an ersh be destined IA future u take
ace. deprecated as II .has been bg Tie list ,cish
Of he departed fSua3srs Of HE Recohdi,n,
itsHtxGroN al their heah II OUGHT Al LIZ sr
cH,Ruy. NOT TO TAKE PLACE BEFORE THE Pc
TOD mo, now rem"tcl WHEN EVERY ONE Of
HOSE WHO HAVE FOUGHT AND BLfD IN THE
,csA SHALL HAVE JOINED THEIR coNfEM ORA
iSS, a
" Most truly and afeotlonateiv vorr friend,
LAFAYETTE"
Yhs Pdyae Benefit The New York Amer