Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16

success. the children of this illustrinus pe,s""
must ultimately obtain not only comfort anu III
dependence, but also opulence.
.NnLifcaiion in North Carolina we pre-
dicted IN our last, that the Resolu'l"n den"unc-
ing Notification would be sustained by as 'ri'
umphant majority in the House OF C"mnens'
a. it had been in the Senate 1t will be SEEM oy
a reference to the Yea, and Nays, that only s2
voted against it; and o. these. several d'savow
ed the doctrine. alleging that their vote was IN
Huenced by the consideration that no action OF
the Legislature upon the subject wa, called 'o1'
and was in Its character extra JUDICIAL Is
due to those gentlemen of the minority who min
gled in debate to state, that they sustained 'he'f
peculiar notions With an ability AND zsa' worthy
Of better cause They confessed every men
Of ground, and adopted every method w"ich w.:
genuitv could devise to render TIE exp''>-'" o.,
the Legislature less decisive in 1t, Ian suase AMI
more palatable to South Carolina -'.u' "n eve
nv question, where the principle wa> involved.
the vote was almost uniformly the sam. Even
the amendment protesting against the employ
ment Of force by the General Government. was
rejected by nearly the same vote that the Reso'
lution was adopted
Thus has North Carolina en,phaticnHy spoken
out, and, by this one act. acquired additional
claim to the character Of a 80 consistent. truly
Dan',,;..n and nstr;otc State. "-Rcleiyh Reg
p'0''
.d Poor Man What is poor man! rsch
| subject for reflection. He is, or is suspected 10
be, guilty Of every crime. lie is a traitor, who
cunning no sovereign, is ready 10 grasp at
croup,. He is a man Of no note. and so perfect
a contradiction, that when he is dong his best to
earn money, he is mos, DESTROYS of receiving a
cnse.' III ons go ,bp .;snss, Us ;s Ib;sf
ao'e " u.0e "'o,. ." VIZ -, 49,. D. hi. ,,;fe nd
'or ne ore" 'Uo' "''l'"s" " S": ~ ~ ~" .
cn''dren' Wheh ne Steps NC - oe, WV ,' ,Ia
MS coat or ha'' hs'.her % ""'e" nav. ""o"" wv
luxury OF nap Tor mohths; MS AdcnS ar eao.'
| " seen threns"' circumstance "',e" '"e cur
osity of his elbows is apt to take advantage o,:
Tor, let him stay at nome as ne may u'ey arc d.
M..boo;.. P;s;no The Mayor of this CITY
is ,Isa,her.dresser. the Mayor IF Boston is a me.
cbani, the Ia,e M,v,r of WASHINGTON is a pr,n.
tor. tho Navoy Of Bal,imore is a .addler; the
| lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts was a
iourneyman pressman; Mr.. Burgess. NJ. c. OF
Rhode Island, was blacksmith; there are three
mr. inter. in tho Senate of Pennsylvania, and six
in tho House. and At least twenty in the legi.a.
turr Of Massaebuse,ts.-N r Caz.
Tn. E,e,bool III il stated in tho Advocate
tied At the menaoerie in tn. Bowery, few nights
sinee broke the lock to the chain which confined
him, mn sooner wa, he sxtricst,d from his fast
enings, than will, one stroke of his trunk he de.
mol,shed the stable containing four or five ponies,
with one of which he had travelled for the last
vear. and for some cause or other had frequently
;,..I hos,;I;,v t,,v.rds him. he nassed his
trunk over two other ponies, and the moment he
trunk through his body.. which caused instant
death. Having satiated his ma'Ignity against
this offending Poney. he returned to his place,
and there remained until morning, without offer
ing injury to any other animal, although there
were at least one hundred contained IN the same
building .-.t. Fork Adu E. Jour.
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The late cold weather has caused the formation
of so much ice in the Elk rver.that the Citizens
Union Line steamboats, have ceased running be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia, Tor the pre-