Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28

- # Ireland with wealth, wrung from the bow
=. # the land, must prove abortive, and, itcha-
..,hl, boDes. will teach moderation to the sell
g., and discretion to the rich: though, it Is add
: :. Churchmen, whose business it is to teach,
80, other matters, moderation, forbearance,
sa,n;r,nes. Of injuries, and contempt of tempo
:, calender, are, commonly, the most unfeacha-
y. beings in existence upon all such points,
Tho, can see through MILLsroSEs when their
documents leon the sinister side Of them; but
,,,ntu becomes imper,ious to their mental
80, when the blpatej spider Of INrEREsT
20. il, transparent web amid the inters,ices.
rh., the microscopic eye Of insect minds be-
.olas r,rHEs in every reticulation, and the be-
.;,,,o, smiles of genuine CHRIsrrANrrv are
1,,sened into the gloomy frowns OF bigotry, sell
6,hness, and persecution"
Ills stated, in the same paper, that the dislike
70 ,;thes in Ireland, is, perhaps, as ancient as
.h.;r establishment; but il has been aggravated
INTO ,bhorrence by the cupidity aud remorseless-
,.s, Of those who thrive by them. Centuries
400 they we're odious, now they are insufferable.
The ;usolence of Protestant incumbents to their
c,tsolic parishoners; their exaction of 1.-THE
With illegal rigor; their Indifference to the ruin
and misery produced by such rigor; their con-
tempt Of popular rights; and their misch'evous
activity in endeavors to perpetuate the political
wrongs under which Ireland has so long groan-
sJ-haye concurred to generate that deep, stern,
nae1lbe and general adherence OF the system
before which it cannot continue to exist. 10
thirty wears the tthes of Ireland have been near
~ tripled in amount. The tithes Of the parish
Of Ross, in the county Of Wexford, were raised
nv one incumbent, from about R600 year, to
$4,000, and persons who paid forty sh'llinss
few years ago, now Pay from ten 20 sixteen
pounds.
Our subscribers in Loudoun may be assured,
that the failure Of their papers, whenever it &C.
curs, cannot be attributed to US. They are re-
eularly and carefully sent from here, and the
fault must be beyond our control.
We stated, some time ago, that Meeting 10
North Carolina had resolved to obtain. it posi-
bic, from Mr.. Van Buren, and Judge Barbour
the expression of their sentiments on the impor-
tant topics Of discussion which now asitate the
public mind. The "Oxiord ~, CO. Examiner
Of the Goth inst. states. that MIR. Barbour has
promptly responded to the call of the Shocco
Meeting, giving his opinion upon the great ques'
tons which asitate the nation. This reply, in
Justice to MIR Barbour aud his friends, ought 70
be published. We have good authority tor say
ing that the Judge deaies Qualification to be the
.rightful remedy for southern wrongs"
We. wonder if Mr.. Van Buren, has replied
With the same alacrit,s
We have the replies Of Messrs. Inman Hor
ner. Of Fauquier; William Jones, Of Gloucester
Charles Beall, Of Botetourt; A. X. HARDWOOD, o
King and Queen; James Jones, Of Nottoway; ]
N. Mason, of Frederick; John Carsill, Of Sus
sex; and J. ID. w iilamson, of Rockingham--th
Caucus candidates for Presidential electors II
Vmvinia-to the letter of tie Chairman oil tn
Barbour Charlottesville Committee. These gen
,lemen all, like Messrs. Dade and Loyal. de
clare tina, they will vote for Mr.. Van Buren,, no
lens roisns. Their letters, stripped Of all cir
cumlncution, amount to the simple declaration
Of a determination, at all events, to vote for Mr.
Van Buren,. A more daring assault upon the
right Of instruction We do not remember to have
seen. What will the friends Of Judge BarbouI
| do now?
The Phiiadelphia Gazette sketches, with &C
Curacy, the beautiful scenery in Western New
York. We have had the pleasure of admirins,
! from personal observation, the same charming
country.
:" The views Of that mountainous and undula
ting sweep Of country around the Cayuga. the
Skanea,eles, the Oneida. and the Otsego, in the
depth Of Autumn, are truly beyond the blazon
oi pen or pencil. Seen from an eminence, the
many ,colored landscape seems like vast aud
turbulent ocean Of rainbows; as evening approach.
Is. the lakes themselves are stained with the re
aected glor,e, Of the mountains aud hills around