Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-16

peace must be supported at the pointer the pay
| onet.
By sergt w. Stanley. Benedict Arnold
and Andrew Jacksun-Hstory has consigned
one already TO infamy -posterity will add the
additional speculation Of the Tyrant to the Trai-
tor.
By Col. w. C. Preston, (of the Wbigs.j The
4h OF July: not a mere holiday for idle festivity,
| but an ever recurring and solemn lesson, thai
whatever government violates our constitutional
rights, whether King, Lords and Commons, OF
President, Senate and Representatives,
should hold enemies in war. in peace friends.
BY Mr.. Thomas Robson. George M'Dufhe-
the inyincible champion Of Southern Liberty.
By Ed w. Johnston, OF the Wings. The
three parricides-Drayton, Mitchell and Blair
one driveller and two drunkards. Let their
names in this State, be held forever infamous
nor uttered, by the honorable and brave, eateP
| with curses and scorn.
! By Mr.. B. II. Johnson. President Jackson.
Let Slaves bow down an, kiss his toes.
Freemen defy and pull his npse.
By Jas. W. Tesesne. The political theory
Of South Carolina-The soul Of L.berty-tht
security Of the weak against the power OF tn
strong
By WIN. A. Brickell. The Presidency Of tn,
United States-degraded by Andrew Jackson
may it never be disgraced by the elevation o
Martin Van Buren,.
John Randolph, Of Roanoke:-His patriotism
and eioquence will be remembered so long a
liberty survives in this republic.
The Compromise Tariff of lS5S-and admit
ted by lis father, Mr.. Clay, aud its enemy, Mr.
Webster, to have been produced by Nullihca
tiou-The people Of South Carolina have acce
died 10 it:-if the bargain Is violated they will
&try their remedy again, aud demand bette
&compaet
The Force Biil:-Dictated by tyrant an,
passed by slaves-freemen will never permit i
10 be carried into effect
The Ladies Of Carol ina:-In the late con
| test they exhibited the same spirit and love o
liberty which their mothers did in the contest d
1875
BY Capt f. ii. Maxcy The Volunteers q
South Carolina: una~ed by the threats Of ~
rant and his minons they dared to take up arm
in defence Of their libtrty:-whene,er Gale,
upon by Tie State, they will again rally aroun'
her Palmetto Banner.
Bv Lieut. Hart K. NJ. Maxcy. The Ameri
eau Fiag:-Long may its stars and stripes gilt
ter and wave in triumph over free aud indepen
dent States. But should the h,relinss Of ty
rant again raise It, IN opposition to the State, u
must b. torn down and trampIed in the dust.
By Col Preston. CONSTITUTIONS are but pape
-uaths are but breath. The only lndeli5le mu
biments of l.,berty are inscribed upon the heart
OF feemen, aud their only guarantees, arms.
By Captain Stark, toi the Cavalry) Tn
Compromise: one which we could not refuse
but one we would mast cheerfully rescind.
By Captain ]. II raylsr, (of the P.met
Guards President jackson and the Black Hawk
alike distingulshed-the one for hi~ barbarou
murder of human life, through hatred to The white
the other M his equally barbarous murder {
the Constitution OF his country, through haIe
% Calhoun.
By Lieutenant ]. A. Black. (of the Pamett
Guards Captain Maxcy's Rife Company: b
volunteering in the service OF the State, in it
struggle tor constitutional liberty IN 1885, the
showed themselves men aud pafriofs-May III
Palmetto Guards emulate their good example.
By Cornet N. Monreith, (of The Richland Lgh
Dragoons.) Our present Governor, Robert Y
Hayne: He has proved himself worthy of tn
confidence ut every true Caroiinian.
BY Adjutant J. ID Tradewell. The 9TH Q
July Of 1882 and 'S5: The former behed Us al
oppressed and enslaved people, bound hand an,
foot and PROSTATE at the mercy Of Federal pow
err: The latter beholJs Us a goriously free p-O
pie, resenerated and disenthralled from tn
shackles Of Tyranny, and slorying in the triumph
of Notification.
By f w. Johnston. State Rights, with n
pOwer Of State Interposition: sort of rye coffee
an omelet made without eggs. species of be-
steak de mouton: very like tpddy, in which ~
thing is omitted but the sugar, the nutmeg, ant
.,he spirits: or mint sling. dlvlne!y compounded
Sof rue and mdlasses: or liker still, perhaps, I
thin water cruel. re.baptized. and called tur'l
soup: or Iikest of ali, "a those delicious pies
which children make and en,r'le cdr, P'es:" Il
short. capital deer gun. if il hat ellSer lock
stock, or barrel; genuine wooden nutmeg Al
'horn gun flint concern.
The following sentiment was sent by Mr.. h
A. ooa,ledge, of Charleston. who was unable I,
accept the invitation of the Committee TO dinner
South Caroiina:-Our native State, the land O.
generous feeling:
"py her dead name We raise or swords on high
And swear for her to live, with her To die |"
By John w. Gelser. "a guest) The Presi