Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-19
ALEXAND RIA GAZETTE.

lTE MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE Mocha
MIC ASSOCIATION. held their ninth triennia fes.
tival in Boston, on Thursday last. We copy
the following tOasts as well worthy this highly
spectacle assemblage Of the real Workies Of our.
country. Our readers will Of course recolIect
this Association as the one which recently took
up in such good earnest, the completion Of the
subscription TO the Bunker Hill Monument, and
afforded an aid which insures its ultimate sue.
cess. Such men as constitute this Society are
alike the strength and support of repubic-rea,
DIV at all times to unite with the defenders Of their
country, to meet it's foes, or 10 hallow their me.
mories and their deeds, by erecting suitable tro.
plies to perpetuate their virtues.
The Mechanic Arts. Fairly represented they
present true illustration Of the dependence and
the union Dy which man exists.
DANIEL WEBSTER. The people Of Buffalo
have present him Table, may the people of the
United States complete the furniture of his estab
lishmeut With the-Chair.
The Mechanics Of Buffalo, We rejoice to
behold the fine specimen Of their me CLEANSING a nd
public spirit displayed in the black. walnut
table now before Us. It's workmanship and drs.
tinarion does them great honor. May the me.
chanics in eveIv PARTON OF our country follow
those Of the West. and "turn the tables"
in favor Of the great statesman Of the North.
By NJ. Cracker, Treasurer of the A.socia.
tiou-TIue Greatness-It consists not in ply.
sic,a power or intellectual strength, but IN NOR
al virtue.
By Mr.. Over, Vice President-Our Consti.
tu,iSp-The fairest fabric of American Manu-.
h,,<. La
transmit il to our children, without suffering anv
poitical moths Of our time to cOrrode its beau
tiful lustre.
The United States-Twentv four pillars in
the temple of Freedom-whose bases are equal
rights, and whose capitals are, Union and the
Constitution. The statesman who will not bow
before this shrine, should be permitted to do
all his bowling in private life.
The Thermometer of the next Consress-Mav
the heat OF The South and the cold Of the North,
so comminsls as TO keep its quicksilver among
the temperate points.
The Mechanics of rs. "Spirl,s finely touch
ed to the noblest issues"-Pure ore from no,
furnace-brisht thunderboIts from the darkest
storm. Their fame is imperishable-may their
exa mple spread its effulgenee over the tide Of
time.
BvCoI. Fessenden. American system
of Universal EducatiOn.-l has gwen the Amer.
lean Mechanic pre-emiuence in skill and useful
invention.
Education, The best protector Of free gov.
eminent. for 1t Is an easy work 10 govern wise
and enlightened men, but to rule the ignorant
and the mad. is perpetual slavery.
FoneuiI Hull 1t was liberty's cradle where
the young divinity was rocked-may it be the
rock where liberty may stand unmoved when time
shall make the universe a cradle for his second
childhood.
The Ballet Boo. The invention Of the me.
chanic, and the best bon be ever made. CAPT.
tai boz for the preservation Of liberty. He that
would keep clear Of bad boz must keep a con.
slant watch over this bnx until he is nailed up in
his last Doc.