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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30

Vert thou belov'd7 Did woman's gentle heart
Her world, her altar make Of only thee!
Vert thou forsaken? Did the cold world part
Two faithful souls that loved too fervently!
Ger thy lest hour did anxious friendship weep
And watch'the failing Of thy ebbng breath,
Close with kind hand thine eyes in "dream'e's
Sleep"
Love thee through life. nor cease to love IN
deathI
Or when the dew of life's last mortal pain
Stood on thy brow, was no kind mourner
Didst thou impIore the friendly aid in vain,
Aud fail 10 win the heartless, purchased tearr
Who sleeps below Canno deep charm reveal
The hidden secret which these mounds inclose;
Is there no might DER death, to break the seal,
Toope the fountalii,of thy joys or woes'
No mortal sound can echo in thine ear,
No mortal prayer thy fettered voice provoke;
Rest! till thy slumbers, in the hour offear.
Are by the Angels echoing trumpet broke.
Farewell! The shades of evening DER thy
A deeper tint of gloomy sadness throw;
The SUMS last beam is lingering on the wave
That ioams and sparkles on the-bay below.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
TO AN UNKNOWN GRAVE.

Who rests belowl No echoing voice replies.
No mournful whisper answers to my quest;
The nameless sleeper all unconscious lies,
No spell hath power to break his silent rest.
Long years have flown since keen aifect'oo's eye
That patient watch'd to greet thy hoped re-
turn,
Has ceased to weep. its once bright fountain dry,
And strangers look unmov'd upon thine urn
Yet not unmov'd; though no fond records trace
Thy name, thy country, or thy glory here
Nor sculptured trophies o'er thy burial place,
Bright with thy fame, demand silent tear
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
NEW SEaagES VOL 8&-MQ. $50.
New Goods

nLACK bombaznes and bomb Azettes
ID Princetta, brown and striped drillIngs
Rouen cashmere. Ransom jeans
White do, Zephyrine muslins
Calicoes, cambrics; corded skirts
White and colored silk hdkfs; flag do
Valencia AMI other vestings
v hit and colored cotton hose
DO do half do
Brown and bleached cottons and sheetlngs
Checks; Pins, needles, metal and bone buttons
Irish linens; bear duck; foundation muslns
Cotton tapes; black and cord sewing SILK
Black silk and lustrings
CoIered fringe; cotton balls. threads
Brown linen, burlaps; figured silk hdkfs
CARPE1INti; linen and cotton drlings
Cotton and silk umbrellas, flag hdkfs. sc. &c.
Just opened and for sale at reduced prices.
onr On GEO WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Pilot I.ine If Stages
DIRECT FOR BALTIMORE.

The Public are respectfully
Uniformed that the above Line will
leave the City Hotel, Alexandra.
9kSfor Baltimore, at half past o.
clio K, A. u and leave Washington for Alexandra At
half past 4 o'clock, p ~
stage will also leave Washington fer Alexandra
at half past O'Clock every morning, and returning.
ment, passengers can remain in Washington oil night,
or leave there in the Mail Stage the same night for Bal
tmore.
Passengers taking their seats in Alexandra, have
the preference in leaving Washington
Fare to Baltimore, So 25-to Washington. IS cents.
CHI NEWTON,
apr At Agent for Stockton 4 Stokes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30

From the Richmond Enquirer.
TIE BANNER OF THE UNION.
Flag of my country; can my eye
Rest on thee, floating DER the brave,
Nor swear beneath thy folds to die.
Or snatch the Union from the grave.
Flag of nv country; when thy sheet,
First floated proudly in the Heaven,
A thousand hearts for battle beat,
And freedoms foes were backwards driven
Freedom the watch word, and thy form
Shone like a rainbow from above,
Their guide amidst the darkest storm,
The patriots hope, the soldiers love.
A single star, beacon came
To hail the birth of natures Lord;
A constellation blant their fame,
When Liberty unsheatbed the sword.
And can it be this banner bright,
Shall ere by patriut hands be torn,
Which led US through the darkest night,
And ushered in nations morn!
Ay, shall a single star depart,
Shall this blessed Union cease to be;
The worlds last hupe, Religions chart,
BE swallowed up in anarchy
Descendants Of the brave and free,
The nations pride, The nations boast,
Say, shall your fathers legacy,
Amid the battles din be lost!
Where but one standard graced the sky,
Shall now hundred be unfurled,
Each clansman's pennaut upwards fly,
And Freedom shriekins leave the world!
Flag Of my country-Thou shalt Hy,
A thousand patriot hearts are there.
A thousand arms will bear thee high,
Above the darkness Of despair
Up, Eagle banner! Warren's shroud,
The dying I.aurence's parting view,
Amidst the battles thunder cloud,
Till dim in death was fixed on you.
SCOTTSYILLE BARD.
April ls, 1855.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Charles Bennett

JVAs received and olIrrs for sale
few bales 81 4 % inch stout unbleached Cottons
"A blesched Cottons
90 and So Cotton Sheetings
81 inch Cotton Osraburgs
No. l,2,3,4 liempen Burlaps
Best Dorchester Bed,icks; Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
Dark blue and w Is patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue and black superfne Saxony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4, A and S Pins, first quality
Hemmng's genuine first quality silver.eyed Nee.
dies. w ditto mar IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Opposition for Washington &
RALTYMORE

BELTzHoovER s. Co.'S Blue
of Safety Coaches leaves
I their Coach Office, Royal street.
= hbetween King street and Newton's
City Hotel, every morning at half past O'Clock, di.
rect for Washington and Baltimore, calling by Har.
rington's and horriss Taverns for passengers Pas
sengers can enter their and their seats at
to Baltimore at any other hour will be sent TO Wash
ington without any extra charge. These Coaches,
Horses and Drivers, surpassed by none; and no ra-
cling allowed Passengers called for and put down
where requested. Every exertion to please.
Fare to Washington 20 %
to.Baltimore IS
G. n. BRUCE, Agent.
P S. A Stage leaves the Office adjoining Gadsby's,
Washington, every afternoon At O'Clock for Ale1an.
drs. apr l0-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
'Veus, Aoaf sugar, CuMee, &c

'Ieus, Aoaf sugar, Coheo, &c
a0 Chests and half chests Teas
10 IS boxes Loaf Sugar, assorted
IL hhds Porto Rico and n q. Sugar
IS bags lava aud ST. Domingo Coffee
6 bols Jamaica DO
10 boxes Chocolate
90 aids prime New Orleans Molasses
5 casks Rice
Is boxes best bunch Raisins
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags P.mcnto
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
boIes Plug do
so resms Wrapping Paper
20 reams Fuo!scap do
case assorted Fancy Soap
IS boxes yellow do
25 boxes mould and dipt Candles
IS coils white CUrdage
Just rcct wed and for sale by
mar 27 khhh RI AnOou.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Ssmuel u. AarMOur u GO.

10 lNNCI II. VluI VIVUA - wv
Offer for sale,
on Hhds Orleans, Porto Rico and st. Cruix Sugars
on 5000 lbs Refined do
IS hhds Trinidad, Orleans & 81 Croix Molas es
200 bags Rio and Java Coffee
20 do Pepper
Is do Pmento
6O boxes, half chests and chests Young Hyson,
Imperial ani Gunpow er Teas
600O bushels Liverpool. ground alum Lisbon and
Turks Island Salt
200 sacks Liverpool blown do
With their usual Ass ,rtmrut Of Vines Liquors, &c
.flSo,
800 boxes mould and dipt Candles Of their own
20 600 lbs br wn and yellow Soap manufacture
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE E.

APRIL.
" Thou hast caused the day spring to know It's
place"
Capricious month Of smiles and tears.
There's beauty IN thy varied reign:
Emblem Of Beings hopes and tears
Its hours Of joy, and days Of pain.
A false, inconstant scene is thine,
Changeful with light and shadow deep
Oft times thy clouds with pure sunshine
Are painted-,hen ia gloom they sleep.
Yet is there sladness in thy hours,
Frail courier Of brighter scene
Thou fragrant guide to buds aud flowers,
To meadow fresh and pastures green!
For as thy days grow few and brief,
The radiant looks Of spring appear
With swelling glow, and opening leaf,
10 deck the morning of the year.
Yes! though thy light is quenched oft.
With dr,tlins4showers Of Borrowing rain-
Yet bslmy airs and breezes soft
Are lingering richly in thy train;
And for thy eJdying gusts will come
The lay Of the rejoicing bird,
That tries his new aud Frightening plume,
Mid the void sky's recesses heard.
And soon the many clouds, that hang
Their solema Jrapery DER the sky,
Will pass in shadowy folds away;
Loi mark them now they break-they fly,
And over earth, in nne broad smile.
Looks forth the glorious eye OF Day
While hill, and vale, and ocean isle,
Are laughing in the breath of May.
Type of existence! may'st thou be
The emblem of the Christians race
Through aIlwhose trials we may see
The sunshine Of undying grace,
The calm and heaven enkindled eve,
The faith that mounts on ardent wing
That looks beyond the o'er.arching sky,
To Heavens undimmed and golden spring.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Cheap Boots y Shoes.
A. D. HARMON,

At his new Store, adjoining Ar. Butch
R er's, and two doors above his old stand, las
Dreceiyed part of his Spring stock OF
BOOTS & SHOES,
consisting of almost every variety of Ladies' Gentle
mems Misses Boys and Chldren's Boots. Bcotees,
shoes, and Slippers which he will sell wholesale sno
retail, VERT CHEAP. Call and see. spi AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Teas.

} cas-, Oh the
n, IS lb Ca,ty Boxes Young Tyson Eciipse's
y } As do dQ Imperial Car o.
Landing from schooner Velocity, for sale by
apr IL w. FoWLE = 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Patent Shot.

4 FURTHER supply. assorted numbers. from the
"A Phoenix Shot Tower Company, just received and
for sale by 8. AESSERSMlrH.
snr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
MNlAsaes.

on Hogsheads prime Retailing Molasses, landing
on from schooner Paragon, for sale by
apr 10 W. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
New Publications.

LILLY, war; &. co. PUBLISH
THE EOPLE'S NJ A G A N f :.
PROSPECTUS The pubic are here presented
il with the first number Of work, which certainly
has the claim of novelty upon their attention It's oo
ject is to present the greatest amount OF usefu IN
formation and Of solid instruction in tue most pleasing
and convenient form, and at the lowest price.-
The publishers have it in view 10 furnish Work TOT
families; one which shall not only satisfy the euro
sity and the fancy. but which shall AZ 'ne same
time store the mind with useful knowledge, and prove
as attractive to every reader books OF hcion 10
effect this purpose, the pages OF the work VIII en-
brace whatever most interesting in books OF modern
travels entertaining memoirs and biographical ahec
lo,es; curious geographical topics; historical even"
and details, ancient and modern; remarkable adven
lures, both BY SEA and land valuable discoveries and
nyentions particularly in the useful arts notices OF
the progress Of Improvement in all that relates 10 the
comforts and convenences OF life; Natural History
with descriptions If the most remarkable quadrupeds'
birds, fishes, reptiles. insects, &c; also trees shrnos
add plants together with minerals. including The arts
of mining, and descriptions Of the most celebrated
mines IN all parts of the world. The various pheno-
nena Of nature likewise present subjects OF unfaing
interest, and 70 them due attention will be paii
In order to render this Magazine more useful and IN
teiestirg 10 readers, large number OF hghy hisea
Eneravngs will beinserted .
The editors will be particularly attentive, III the d'''
charge of their Duties to subjects OF interest reaue
to our own country; and will introduce INTO each num-
Der brief view of passing events, both domes'c anu
foreign.
On the whole, il is the desire of the publishers to
produce work that, by its low price and obviously
useful and entertaining character shall secure the Ia.
vor Of the public. and become an inmate OF every
family. -,
ell every other Saturday, at One Dollar year, payable
in advance. The postage be uiree'fourtis OF
C, Mt if under 100 miles, and for the greatest distance
one cent and quarter only.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Nr&NG6S

OfaHSes.
&sn Boxes Sweet Oranges. landing from schooner
L Jas Velocity, for sale by
apr IL w. FOWLE q GO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
. Cotton Socks.

100 Pair Country Knit. just received for sale.
30 wholesale. Retailers will find them desira.
Die article. J. j. DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
tANSNeY.
Notice.

- The Steamer COLUHB a.
49, Captain James Mitchell, viii,
R~-E2 sssacy+~ for the ensuing four weeks.
ses*zE leave Biltmore on Saturday at
,a,,,.,k - a for til. D;stri of Columbia, and re-
.,aH will leave Washington at g. and Aiexsndris at
-a,I 81 "a ON WEDNESDAY. spr2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Coffee.

OOACO.
400 Bags Rio Coffee. will be landed this morning
lUU from schooner Stafford, for sale by
apr4 GEO. JOHNSON e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Notice.

~ Steam boat POTOMAC,
Jossgh Merritt, Master, will
- ss on Friday, the ssd instant,
c0nntncc her usual route from washington snu ",eA
,nlr;, &, Norfolk and Richmond. Leaving Washington
:, ! and Alexandria al4P n. Returning leave Rich
uoni on TUESDAY morning, and Norfolk on wednes'
t,y morning At 9o'cluck The boat and engine have
been put III complete Order and careful and expert
srt< master and sngineer attached to her.
Fare to Norfolk, Including meals, "; to Richmond
h,g n. waTTIES. Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
They also publish
FARLEY MAG A Il / y + .

PARL + Y'S Nj A u y T..
pROSPEC9US.-Th design &c the pubii,hers. in
this Magazine is to offer to the public an entertaining
work for children and youth; one that may become
with them favori,e: that will please and instruct
them one that they will regard not as thing which
thew MUST read task. but which they VIII love 10
consult as companion and friend; one, IN snort the
resanv of which may be permitted to good children as
reward but the denial of which may be telt as pun
ishment b, those who bad 1t will consist chiehy
If matters of fact and the editors will endeavor to pre-
sent truth and know ledge in guIse as attractive 10
the youthful mind that in which fiction has general
" been arrayed, =, r
The title of the work is chosen as an indication OF
what il is intended shall be its character The style
which the auhT of Peter Parl.ys acs has chosen Is
yehice of instruction for youth, will adopted IN It's
pages and Peter Farley ~ ms proper :" %"
nv teller and traveller will often appears conrlou
or The work will comprise pieces adapted to all s'a
res of the youthful faculties from childhood upwards
The contents of the work will be too various to he
in this place; but in order 70 convey some
idea of the intentions othe conductors, the following
MAJ be mentioned rs forming PorHo" Vi '"@ "''S
prominent subjects:
{ Geographical descriptions OF manners CUSTOMS
and countries.
H. Travels, voyages and adventures in various parts
Of the world =,
III interesting Historical notices and anecdotes OF
each State and of the United States as well Is OF 10
reign countries
v. Natural History, as birds, beasts, fishes &c as
we'll az plants, trees, &C. IT.,
VI A familiar description Of the objects that daily
surround children in the psror nursery garden &C.
VII Original Tales, consisting OF home scenes $40
res Of adventure, SC calculated to stimulate inc CUT
osi.y exercise the affections, anc improve Inc Judg'
ment
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and some branches of commerce.
TX Cheerful and pleasing Rhymes, adapted 10 the
feelings and comprehension OF youul.
The publishers have made arrangements to have the
work snundantly illustrated with spirited engravnss
and every effort will be made to render usefu' aux
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cent and quarter. only
Subscriptions received for the above works by WV.
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SANE. go
All orders from the country postage pad) pune
finally attended to-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
For Boston.

r., The schooner FORHaY, Captain percival
wy ,ppi, 10 the Captain or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Eor Hnston, or any other
raNTERN PORT

rho schooner MECHANIC. ]. Nickerson,
IN -, carries 600 barrels, and is now ready to
.,,-HI. F.: freight apply To D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
China, Glass, Il EarthenWare

On hand, and opening oat daily,
F9d Crates and HogsGesds China, Glass, anu
10 Earlhen~sre
,sde, large assortment on tho shelves; and all
tr s,e moderate terms.
ipr?4 II. G.. SMITH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
manages

9 Boxes Sweet Oranges Just received and Tor sale
81 py 5. MESSERSMii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
fNrtee u Wine hotties

"ose best quality Quart Wine Bottles
,s uo do Porter Bottles
Inc. I'D do Pint Wine Bottles
S5 s, received from the Factory, per Brig Patron.
,,.,> n. C. SMITH,
Agent for y. E, Glass Bottle Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Fnr Freight or Charter

II N. Hest Indies, or South america,
-Ex The brig REMITTANCE, S. S, Bears,
Is u,,,, bur,hen lao tons, and carries about 9oo
Ss'1L She is c,ppered and copper fastened, and IN
- 81, respect frs, rate vessel. Apply to
e''i ~. s, MESSERSMt1H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Norses 4 Carts wanted.

WISH to hire six or eight Houses and Carts Tor a
short time, al reasonable charges.
s2r4 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
Co. At, Johns, halifax, or

B.4RB.4DOES.
- The snnsrior conpered and copper.fas'ened
;.2qig NARY AVN u; + payson, master a:, Car,
r, '." '. mention u ports. Apply to the Captain
On board, or to
.ur . ------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-30
For HaybnAoes.

,rz The superior coppp'yd Brig OHihi rS'i.
SS master, viii take 40 barrels on freight, II Of
w. PowiE e Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

snrss arc taken. But VIC { .nnot surrender and
vie1 tbjs iae f,uric Of government, the result OF
tho " loln our ancestors So We'll cd''ulNtj IA
easlrfhata to the harmony, happiness am prosper
y al the American people We cannot agree that
4 single state has right eonsttuuonhly to multi
fy an at of congress. Whence is the right derry
ed Fit be peaceful, constitutional mode Off
dressing wrongs supposed real, the constitution
ifselfmust point it out Is il 10 be found there
We THINK it cannot, even hy application IoSup-
pose that such right was reserved by each OF the
safes, is AT war with the design and object ofthofa
distinguished statesmen who formed our present
constitution; is inconsistent with tde first prine-
9le4 % govern nicn, --obeiience t. the laws made
b. the constituted autdorites aid power to enforce
that Obedience when refused.
In vain dil our ancestors cir on their armour.
march to tho hed Of BATH. and minge their blood
With the dust of the valley, it. when the struggle IS
over, ana a constitution lotmei he continuity OF
he government is made 10 depend upon the Will OF
llv az of the twenty -four s,atss.'
81 desirable, gentlemen, that ON sister state
should be informed, what is believed 10 be the hci,
that, while KENTUCKY Is ready tn relieve her from
all Just groand Of complaint, she viii not permit
tha union, which protects u III the enjoyment 81
so many blessings, civil and religious To br torn
as.n3rr Cor any cause. Her ini,ou blood flowed
frsfly In extent tac settlements On the tro1ucrS !;
iad h al The North aud the South can bear witness
int. although her position shielded her from nfva-
,ioa her gallant sons dafnt the late cont st w'th
.reat Britain w"re forward 10 meet to prVat1en,
nna al the horrors OF savage IS wei as civlIizfd
1t arfarc to maintain le dignity and asset the
figh's OF our common country
She cannot consent thai her Treasure and her
5ia,1 shall have ben expended IN Vnln-she can
not consent tina, sister s,ate shhi give 10 our
ealiten waters OF bitterness 10 drink.
l. is considered pfonrr that the genera" gov
eminent, and each of sister states, should clear
~ an,larsand the course which deep sense "t d,i-
~ viii require Kentucky N take. | Therefore
recommend, that yoat opinions b. embodied Ia a
series ut resolutions that yaa daapplove OF Tie
revolutionary doctrines contained IA tlo ordinance
communicated; tIo II, after al haS been done that
can be towards a reconciliation of thls unpleasant
unnatural controversy, and II South Carolina shall
resort tn force e res st the execution Of the laws
na.nsqi or make violent attempt 10 sever herself
from die union, thai the people, OF THIS state vii
stand unol their duty and their allegiance, ond
wi support the general government IN the use o
nny legal aui constitutional means necessary, 10
pregsnt the accomplishment OF SO sad ii catastro'
PIE and that Il copy oithooe resolutions be sent Il
the Governor of South Carolina, TO the President o
the United States the Governors OF each OF the o
her states, and To each Of our Senators and Repre-
sentativcs in Congress
srs-,n7-r ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14
KIN lucky.

The following arc sxttaets from the Message OF
Gov Bt~Ua.a, Communicating to the Legislature
ok n.uck :.4a 5oaa C.,.o,lu4 Ordinance OF NQl-
f'auon:
he assumption Of power by single state to
declare VOID jhe acts Of the congress of the Uuted
States; to forbid their execntroa within its limits
70 lsftunch,se all her own citizens, who viii not
Join in the crusade, AMI punish those who may aid
in sustaining the constituted authorities oftbc coun-
try and, as IS mtmated, 10 fine and imp,lson the
offers OF lne General Government for ob 'Gtence to
their constitutional obligations and oatIs and to
enforce the whole, rs is further suggested, by a
state army, is such palpabe lnlNci!on of the fed
crN c1nsttdton, SO destructive to the union OF this
republic, and saogersive of all good government,
that need not, am sure, urge upon you the ne
ccssty ot prompt action on your part. The adHo-
Gates Of liberal principles throughout the world
will look with anxious socituie to The result. II
therefore becomes Us TO save ourselves 10y taking
such steps Will preserve the union. perpetuate
and transmit 10 posietlty unimpared our constlu-
tonaI freedom and priyil, gcs, and demonstrate 10
the world that man is capable of self government
It is deemed proper that sister state should
know what is the opinion Of the people Of Ken
tNcky il relation to the saaact presented, as soon
as our voice can be made to reach her pa9.,c aniho
HES aud citizens.
"GEAT1sMEN-l.etu us say 10 the people OF )
Carolina, that We regret exceedingly the state OF
things thai has arisen. Tia, the people OF hen-
lucky will do all that they can, onsstenty with
lneir honor ANA Il asst view OF the constitution u
a'lay the excitement That they will conribute
10 an amcable adjustment Of the tariff upon prle-
eiples OF mutual torbearaneo and concession In
hne, that they will as far they are concerned.
drain the cup of concliaton before u!eror mca-