Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-05
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. C.)
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST S, 1883.
We were indebted to the politeness of a gen.
tIeman on Saturday for New York papers in id.
vance Of the mail.

tIeman on Saturday for New York papers in id.
vance Of The mail.
1t was stated . short time ago. 10 the publ,
prints, that Col. DRAYroN had determined to 70.
move permanently from South Carolina, ia CON.
sequence Of the prosecuting spirit manifested 70.
wards him by the Multiplying party 10 that State
We find by the Charleston Patriot Of the eth
uit that this patriotic citizen has put his design
into execution, and hidden final adeu to bis "a.
tive State. South Carolina cannot but sensibly
feel the loss Of such men, especially when their
ABSENCE il effected BY the peculiar spirit and
principles that govern the dominant party there:
"Cul. William Draytop, a Representative in
Congress for some years from this District, na.
tive son Of Carolina, and a resident Of our civ
for nearly the whole period Of bis hOnored life.
left our shores this afternoon in the line ship SUI,
ton, for the purpose Of taking up his residence
permanently at the north. 1t is impossible to
part with man of Col. Drayton's public purity.
private probity, distinguished ability, and ext.a.
sive usefulness, without the expression Of heart.
felt regret at the separation. He goes bearing
with him the full measure Of that reverence and
respect that popular appreciation, unsolicited and
un6oGght by popular arts, loves to bestow on tie
faithful public servant, and without an enemy, ey.
cept such as the late unnatural estrangemcn,s in
politics may have produced. We are sure
that not one particle Of political or other malice
n,ngles with and taints the generosity Of his "a.
ture-the native benevolence Of his disposition
May the evening of his useful life be as serene
and cIoudIess as its morning was brilliant, and
its meridian effuse steady lustre."
The Modification papers Of South Carolina are
filed with the tOasts drunk at the late celebration
of lndepe udence 10 that State. We are sorry to
say that, on the score Of violence and indecen.
cy, many Of them exceed any thing Of the kind
on record.
By Thos. Center. R. B. Randolph:
Doubly brave 10 he who holds
The roaring lion by the nose.
BY. 8 Addy, Jr. Esq. Andrew jackson:
God grant his Uranium to make bomb. shell for
the purpose Of setting Ere to oil usurpation; ant
his brains, though but few, to fill the upper region
Of ]. 9 Adams's noggin, it being perfsctw
cum.
By Capt. Paul Quattlebuns, president Of th.
Day. The internal, nefarIous " Bloody Bill"
A vulnerable stroke to the Constitution and 4
death. blow to the freedom Of citizens-If MULTI.
cation ever becomes too weak to suppress its vic.
Ience, and the tyrant turns loose his dogs Of war
-then We sentinels Of liberty, to your posts, with
drawn swords and fixed bayonets-" Animis
Opibusque Psrati."
By Charles Williamson. May hemp be tie
destiny of the leaders Of the submission party Of
South Carolina.
By Mr.. Jemison. The Volunteers-May
they fash like lightning, aud kill where they
strike.
Our readers will be gratiied to learn, BY the
extract from the Boston Daily AdvH.
tiser, that young rockingham who disappeared
30 strangely from the Oneida Institute, 10 April
last, has been heard from.
"Mr. Froihing ham.-This gentleman, whose
from the Oneida Institute a few
months since was made the subject Of much pub
lie comment, as he was supposed to have perish
ID, has recently been heard from. Letters from
hin, dated Liverpool, May 27, are published in
he Salem Gazette. He states that owing TO tie
Effect OF close application, at the institution be
'elt occasionally that his thoughts were wander
ng. About the ,5th Of April, this occurred
more frequently than before, and he knows nO'
Tow he spent much Of the time between that date
Ind the 9th; he observes that every thing is con
used in his recollection. He remembers only,
hat finding himself in a strange place he inqul
ed where he was, and was answered in Montreal!
He remembered nothing farther until he found
himself, in May on board vessel bound from
Quebec to Liverpool. He appears to have wan
Tered for q considerable time, and to have embar
led for England without any consciousness Of
what 0ccurred.n
We gave an account last week of Mr.. IDgham
# Boston, who jumped from window and caught
10 some iron ratings, and it was supposed would
lie.
The Boston Evening Gazette, Of Saturday,
tates that Mr.. Ingham was considered GONZALES
ent. None Of his bones were broken. The &C.
ident is thus explained: II was Mr.. rs inter'
ion to have departed, on Saturday morning for
he SPrings-and he was packing his trunks for
hat purpose, when he VAS taken i'll. He wa'
topping over them. and all at once felt dilzl'
less in his head which so confused him, that he
imagined he was in his store, with the goods all
round him-and made 40 attempt, as he thought,
o jump over the counter. file fell about thirty
est-landed on his feet in the burying ground
nd fallioU hail csu.hk an he ir0B