Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-02

thereto, honestly to give as security al az
man has,-may be an article not found :,
moral code which governs the Globe .o,..:
That concern may choose to become iDd.h,.,
the Bank Of the United States to the ann.
thousands, and settle the claim BY DAWN, g.
cents in the dollar: but we presume the sI,, ~
OF the lnteliigencer choose, if possible "a
their debt by giving one hundred cent, ~
dollar. There lies the difference be,w.., :,
Globe and the IntelIigencer.
fin consequence Of owing money 10 thar.
of the United States for which they ar. ,.. 49,"
interest, and for the ultimate return If 49,,
they have pledged large amount of O,o,." ,'
and debts, we could perceive any change Of TO-.
in the editors Of the InteIiisencer,-if rh.v s.,
altered their course-lf they had become ,,,,,.
or vituperative-or if any circumstance, .,s.'
slight in itself, could be adduced to ground go,
suspicion Of corruption upon, we .hoed 4,
prepared to view this matter in diH.rer, it,,
from that in which we now look At il D..
there is not the shadow Of shade unon h..
course, which could for one moment ,hrov d..
credit upon it. They have always been The on,n
advocates of the re charter Of the Bank; and IN
accordance with their opinions. they have favor,
ed its charter by their editorial WRITINGS R.,
~e have seen Veto Messages and Cabine, Man,
festoes in their columns. Are they TO b, rp,Lo,
ed 6ribed by the bank-because they think n,
bank usefull INDUSTRIOUS.
In these few hasty remarks, written cu,,.,.
ealamo, we have not followed the details Of N,
Globe. We have only stated general fact, and
principles, and left our readers to apply them
themselves. We speak motive .r;le not-u
partizans. Mere party consideration, We DE-.
spise. The character Of an honest and virtuO,,
man is worth more than all the party maueuvrs
that the subtlety of modern times has performd
We raise our voice in favor of press and d
men unjustly and cruelty assailed, and we Leave
the subject in the hands Of the people.
The Globe ridicuIes and denounces the meet,
ing of the Working Men 10 Baltimore and thet
nomination. Nobody will 60 down with Ii.
Globe but Mr.. Van Buren,.
The price of Flour quoted BY the Winchssu
Vlrsinian in this place is the wagon price; The
price in Baltimore the store price.
Geographic Music. "A very curious paper
musical language, invented by NJ sudre, u
published in the New York American.
WI eve, SAYS the Am,
r'can, we had never heard Of this system; bu,
were so much interested by the perusaI Of tn. re.
port Of the military and naval commissioners, a
70 determine at once to lay it before our read.
RS.
II this System be really What it is thus d.scit
"a, 1t may furnish a universal language. sine.
he notation Of music is the same in all eound,.
Any one, therefore, who knows his samu,, apt
as learned the relation which in the system Of
4. sudre The notes bear either to the le,,ersd
ne alphabet or to particular objects or ideas,
'ay middle or flute It through Europe without any
from not possessing the tongues
We make an extract from the article translated
,r the American.
II was in 1917, at the foot of mountain, nese
orezc, in the department of the Tarn, that, re.
Getting on the application which might be made
the notes OF music to the manifestation of our
ea', NJ. Sudre began to elaborate a system,
bich was to conduct him, though slowly, to such
'autiful results. He from that moment, sought
musical alphabet which might be simple, cor
ct, precise. and whose practice might become
sy. But numberIess obstacles at first present
themselves, and he reinquished labor W.
rtaken with so much ardor. Four wears had
,psed, when. one day, on his return to Paris.
d continually taken up with his favoi,e idea.
sudden CLEAN struck him, and he could, like
chmedes, cry out, Ihare found il. In effect
long patience had in an instant unprecedented
solution OF the sought for problem. lie
ote his work; but to render an accoun, to hin.
of its results. he was DESTROYS to meet with
outhful intelligence, which he might apply 10
ing the means OF execution, which. until this
done, he had combined Tor himself alone
Jne day when he was going,as was his custom.
jho'sI, to attend to the fastIdious occupation
elementary instruction, VI. Sudre met, 10 thr
Yelling boat. little child of nine years Of