Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-22
THE CRISIS.

We have a rumnr, and it is Of so much impor-
lance that we do not feel at liberty to withhold
i, from our readers: il is, that the committee of
The Senate have agreed 10 report bill, placing
,he whole military and naval powers Of the Unit
ed States at the disposal Of the President, for the
purpose Of eDablins him to coerce South Carroll.
ma into obedience This explains the Object OF
the proclamation. and OF the message. Let An
drew jackson once organize an army OF one hun
dred thuuSand men. under the pretext OF "pre-
serving the Un,on." aud there Is but another
step to his being declared PROTECTOR
Of the Union! Our Union protected by stand.
ing army Of hired sodiers'!!
We learn that proposals for furnishing the
- ormy" have been seut in from Tennessee
We have had but little hopes Of the adjustment
Of the Tariff since il vas inimsted that the netc
army contracts wsuld BE- given to William B.
Lewis aud Company!-7siegraph.
I'VE COPY the above from the Telegraph Of
yesterday. We are opposed to the use Of force.
We deprecate the raising Of an army, at least
before South Carolina shall have made an actual
attempt, By force. to resist--and even then we
say, let her 60 in peace. Our version Of the ru.
mor, however, is this: 1t differs from the Tele.
graphs report:-That the Committee Of the Sc
nate have agreed to report bill or bills, in COM
| pliance with the recommendations of the Presi.
| dent in his last Message. Those recommends
tion it viii be recollected, had reference manl y
TO alterations in the revenue laws, &c.
\ A great aud momentous crisis in the affairs OF
country having arrived, involving the whole
Effective System, the friends OF Domestic In
DRY in the City aud County of Philadelphia,
atreQuested TO assemble in Town Meeting. at
1Musical Fund Hail, on Thursday, the Gath
ntnt at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon. to adopt
'ut measures as the occasion demands
Philadelphia. January 10. 1855
Ihere are more than one thousand respects
Ole &mes signed to the abnv. call
be above notice wsind in the PHILADELPHIA
papfs II shows how public feeling is running
'her
ie Richmond Enquirer acknowledges that
@edebstes in the Legislature had been spun
VI Sfo"s that they were losing all their effect.
'0Hnans at a distance were laughing at US, and
Dur oNh citizens were becoming dissatisfied aud
a'ssaSed' This Is a candid confession.
attne late session ol tie New Hampshire Lee
ss'a'uve. Mr.. Wilson, oC Il vayhiIi. fsom the
Select Committee to ascac:s.a the number Of day.
each member had been sb>e 4; daring tie session,
reported that the "Committee did'm sao,c, and
we mrAbers ,rouid'm tell
The Philadelphia Lady's Book The Janu
s'y number OF this publication, with which a new
'o'ume commences. is now on our table, and we
oear willing testimony to the increasing spirit o
noerai''y which pervades its publication. and the
talents and taste with which its contents are
made uP' The first establishment represent.
TWO female figures clad 10 the las, Ph,Iadelphi,
fashionable one IN ball, the other in an even
ing dress. The next is whole length Of youn,
Napoleon; and the last is the Dead Mans Hand
engraved BY Harrison. There is, besides, de-
''shuu' piece Of music, the "Baraeole or can ne
VET love you more