Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-11
MULTIPLICATION CONSPIRACY.


last session of Congress, extensive arrangements
we're made among certain leaders in Washing.
ton, to carry on the campaign, of notification In
the South, as we'll as to commence certain move.
ments IN the North, and particularly IN New
York, with the intention OF all the several parties
to the compact, meeting on common ground OF
opposition to the present administration, at the
end Of the next two years.
We happen to have full and particular knowl'
edge of these arrangements-of the individuals
BY whom they were brought about-ot the ulti.
mate purposes of this extensive combination
and of the manner they are intended to be carried
into effect in the North.
We have a most curious tale TO unfold OF the
iptriques-the meetngs-the consuitations-the
midnight caucuses which took place during the
last winter at Washington. The development Is
much wanted for the purpose Of awakening the
democracy of the North-and particularly OF
New York-to the deep laid conspiracy which Is
intended to destroy their unity and harmony Of
action We shall commence this expose IN few
DAYS, and request our numerous patrons IN New
York to give US all their attention.
Pennsylvania.
Ithas been asserted openly, and without quail.
ficaion BY the official paper OF the Executive the
Washington Globe, that deliberate plan Is ana
mas been entertained, by certain leading P"'iti.
clans at the South, to bring about secession OF
the Southern States from the Union. IN order TO
the establishment of Southern Coniederacy.-
Ne believe this 10 be true, -and think South Va
rolna was Only premature as to t'me' 10 her late
NANTES stations.
Looking at our public affairs in this light. we
1 finn
fdence in the future STABILITY of our Union, to
keep attention constantly fixed upon the great
questions which have recently and deeply asi'at'
ed the country; and above ALTO induce our
fellow citizens to scrutinZe with special refer
ence to their soundness, on these questions inc
opinions of all, WIN. in our own State, may as
Dire to public confidence.-N. r. finer.
The polnfe Magistrate. His delicacy was pro-
verbal. myself was present on more than one
occasion when he, was engaged on criminal IN
vestsaiion NV honest FRIEND SAID be to
regular ruffian. At another time, | have the
most distinct recollection of bis taking an ex-
animation thus: Sir Diggory ques'i"ns' The had
little popularity Of repeating the answers MADE
ito him. and the man replies; bear thus IN m'na'
and you'll understand the affair IN trice My
good friend, you are brou. h before me on charge
of murder: what have wa to observe On the sub.
iestf' Ell, your worship?' (those hardened
wretches are always SO snorant.) How did
il happen?' why thus, your WORSHIP p: Jem was
very saucy. and said as how he would knock the
breath out of my budy' Good! And what did
YOU replys' .Nothins; l aoored him. Good.
and then why; then. your worship. they
took him up, and found that his head was cut
open.' His head was cut open! Good! and
what foIlowed?' AFTER that, your worship, they
gathered him up to take him to the dIspensary,
bat he died on the road He died on the road !!
Very goodD"