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

ed BY the demon OF party-anclent friends h,.
become political enemies-.faihers and son, ~
brothers have arrayed themselves on differ.
sides, and. adopting the animosities OF their NJ.
", seem forgetful Of the ties Of nature, and -
gardless of its claims. Old friendships, fe.j,S
and associations are Is nothing 10 the ex,ili
contes. Cor party ascendancy and political Dow
err. Our wives, daughters and sisters partat. 4
the excitement, and learn TO love or hate on "a,
ty grounds"
The answers from the candidates in Ge.,o.
to the questions Of the Richmond County Com
mittee, (ai-e4dy noticed) continue to com. i,
Mr.. Schle, SAYS:
81 am proud of the title of Citizen Of IL.
United States The great Apostle Of the Con
tiles found projection under the name Of Roman
claring 10 the Chief Captain that he was bor,
Free l, too, was born free, and enjoy houo,
and protection under the star spangled banner
am unwilling to blot out from this glorious stand
ard Of my native land one single star. Letth,v
all remain. Their united light sheds lost,
over our countr, and our liberty, which mes
with joy every patriot bosom"
Judge Wayne declares Of Notification G,,
he "believes the doctrine false in theory. and
thinks that in practice it would prove disas,rCs,
to our country;'' and adds his belief that "us
patriots and sages." now no more, whose writ
ings are cited IN support Of Modification, would
il still alive, disclai,n it like the living MADISON
Richard Henry Wilde. giftedRepresentali,,
Of Georgia, metes out to Modification the most
unmeasured Reproduction. He says.
81 consider Notification. as a proposed rem.
DIV for The evils Of the Tariff. unsound in theOu
and unsafe 10 practice" He insists that the t.
rE was originally Southern measure, carried
in despite u the opposition Of the naysa,in. In
we panted"-thdt s'the manufacturing States
were made such by our legislation" I'VE"
says he. " destroyed their shipping, and the,
manufactures that they may return to their ship
pingl 1t is natural enough that We should setl
to remove restrictions which are hurtful to ou
industry; but it is equally natural that lh,y
should strive to retain what they imagine bene6
cial to theirs. Can we expect instant concs.
sion7 Shall zoe not be satisfied 10 min bad
again, step by step, and tcith me arms Of truth
and reason, The ground zoe lost By an abandon
mem Of both. But are we to endure forever;-
What right have we to expect relief from those
who are interested to Cypress usl This suy
answer. Either the theory Of free trade is not
true, OR If TRUE. 1T MUST ULTIMATELY TRl.
uMPH." Of Modification he speaks thus tful!
and eloquently; Modification, however quail.
fed, disguised, or explained, has this attribute
an evil spirit: Hs s,0jf Of foot only on bad
errand'. II flies TO scatter d''e0rd; It Anp'"
bring peace"
George r. Gilmer, the former Governor Of
Georgia, says, Il am no advocate for the adoP
ton Of Nullificaton to remedy the evils Of d,
Tariff"
The sumpter Is. CO. Wing Of the 18th instant
contains tho following paragraph:
We are in possession Of evidence, from
source which is above all cavil, which goes 10
show, from indubitabIs indications Of the opinion,
Of distinguished men, that the Convention-.iaI.
lar to that Just holden by the Union Party of Ills
State-to be called in Georgia, will not contain
out Of fwo hundred members, more than fen bOm
tide or suspected Nulifiers. and that that bodr
will, with almost perfect unanimity, unite viii
South Carolina in the call Of \ Southern COn'en
ton. We are also authorized in stating, ths
the Governor Of Alabama, who expresses the sen'
tipents Of nine.teu Of the citizens Of the State
has distinctly avowed himself 10 favor Of South
ern Convention, and pledges his cooperation
with the Union Party in effectins its call"
These facts, thus pnt together, with little al.
tention to order or regularity. show, without con-
msnt, something Of the state Of feeling in tie
South. In the meantime, Virginia and North Ca
roiua begin to move. At meeting in Orange,
IN. C.. notification was denounced, and the
resolution to that effect supported by d. l.. Bar
ringer, and w. P. Mangum. In Virginia, the
work commenced in Nelson, will be followed up
in Albemarle, and SO continued, we hope, thru
out the State. 1t is time now for patriots every
where to adopt the motto Of UNION and LIBEH
TY-now and foreyer-one and inseparable.
Neland-7ne 7yths System. in th'
country. do NOT know the grinding oppression /"
tyranny Nor, indeed, is it felt 10 its full force
any where, unless the Church be united with t"
State in the effort to manacIe the human mindn
well as weigh down human strength and emery
The Tythe System in ireland. we lgJk upon IS