Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-27

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the winter establishment, we do not receiu +.
maj !, ea'ly as heretofore during the WHIT,
however, in good weather, we hope TO re,ti,.
ut an earlier hour than we have for he l,s,,
or three DAYS.
We conceive that she abe cliiog Of the \,
York American has mi,iEtcrpr"ted III. csDl,.
Of Virginia, NTH reference q the Ii,prl. be,x,.
South Carolina and the General Governn.9,
Virginia does not, in oIr opinion, "a,sumtr
/" interfere as amedIator.' Inc situation Of VI
ginia is peculiar and critical. She has all an
protested against the eApedisncy and cOn,.h
tiona'uy Of the laws which Snuh Caralia, Ia
nulli6ed. Here is ground for action s.
fearful also, il measures are carried out ilh
violence on either side, that in aIIirJR 10 t.,
general calamity of a dissolution Of he u1or.
she will become a frontier state, aud thu, be ~
p0sed to all the horrors of border warfare, car
ried on untll-no one knows when II III.
tuation, she has felt hYund to take asttnll
steps to secure herself. as we'll as to pre'erta,
Union. Other states have the sane rI:n, ia
same authority TO act in the premises a. 'H.Na
but to Us, il seems that il devolyes on her psylr
ly 10 adopt some measures, Of the present GILL;
The letter VI Mr.. Randolph, which we pSss
to-day, is calculated to excite no other f''d4
than those of pity and regret. Even the 'r'
ins malice and hate which yet exhibit hens'.
in his disposition. cannot repress the me- 'neE
sentiments called upby the exposure o'."sf
t., ed intellect and ruined mind. lim,sF|
per TO state that the individual against "Aar
/ 1Ndnumpn - ~ '---n-.:vs i. Mr. Cha, Kill
son of the late Rufus KING. and tue ean~ :.
New York American. This gentleman InS
ready defed the venom Of Mr. RauddF, Is
is every way competent TO defend himself in
his attacks. -
BY the proceedings Of the South CarOim L.
gislature inserted in another column, it vii h
seen that the Governor of that State Ia, b,ssI
thorizcd to issue a Proclamation 10 reply 70 ia
Presidents. We may expect this d"'um'rl ''T
shortly. All our advices from South C"0Hi
show that the Presidents Proclamation hnn
any thing but happy effect One letter hr
"The Nuliifiers are in perfect foam On ihe'
ject Of the Proclamation, and threats Of p'n@
and sansuinary vengeance are thrown n'a;''
the friends IF the Union" And another .i
that some violent c0mmotion would Rot be Nd'
pected.
The Steamboats, are yet running between
place and Washington. IL will be peres"
also, that lines of stages are established os'"''
Alexandria aud Washington. The r''cr"0"|
eG on the old bridge, which is Passable Vic y
exception Of the draw and at the dra" pa"
gers are taken across IN boat. We do nc'n
that the draw will be finished this winter
From statement published IN todayiP'F'
signed by one VI the parties, it will be seen III
another Of those dissra csful attacks when Y"
common last Vn,er, has been made IN "a'"'s
on, and that TOO by a representative in C'"s'"
'pon the person Of al editor Of paper HN'
'een our practice to discountrDanee and 'ep'
'ate al! such proceedings and we DO oo' Os'".
n the present case to pursue The same cou'" ID.
call for public indignation upon the au''" '
ne ARRAY. These things sre in the 0's'sn'
rec discredtabIe. Above oil, member Of '"'
ress should not descend to such warl'fe-'''
'ough we acknowledge there may be '''''''"'
hich might call for great forbearanee and $40.
,es Of feeling on h's part, aud where u nv !"
Uses Of spirit and feeling were give" way
erited chastisement would be inflicted up'' "
ender.
We received no papers yesterday IRON NJ
md.
The Anniversary Of the New England o".:
8 celebrated m New York on the I'D
ebster was present, and gave for toast
George Washing'on-No secession s0a' . IT,
from our memory no NT''heaiion ''
Ike our devotion to bus principles.
has been reported. by passenger "om. ~