Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
.,ovn,y MORNING. SEPTEMBER .. 1888.

roypiY MORNING. SEP1sM11n : 10Y.
~, Randolph Of Roanoke. Who was opposed,
JOHN! onn Known. to the Embargo and Non In-
a's U.s. laws. not only because he deemed them
te'eU ';,;c but also because he believed them to
,,,cons iiiutionai. remarked:
&c yh,Is deorecate the existence of the Eua-
rms, there exists, and that there will al.
@' visit. a disposition to enforce the laws OF
sHrsnsral Government. will be one among
". CT sir. to resist contrary doctrine. IL
n ni.ws cannot be enforced, to what purpose are
"s .onfederated people7 and why have We or.
- national government! i will not be-
that the citizens Of any portion OF this coun-
~. .,Il rise iu resistance to the laws until the
~, S.s =, ,uaily occurred. and in this point OF
a. I re.ret the introduction Of the report aud
'ss"u,ions. as they lead TO suggestions OF dit.
n''~o, nature. When the case does occur,
I'll. I'll ,only the proper remedy. would have
'..onrss. SIR, to the knife aud the cautery."
ph,d, hland Election. The election Tor mem
-. 81 the next Congress took place 10 Rhode
yI,,d On Tuesday. The Providence papers
20 martial returns, from which we are led TO
60. hat Mr.. Burgess has been reelected, al
,honuh. as it requires a majority OF the whole
u6sr If yo,es taken, to constitute a choice,
49, =. some doubt upon the subject. 1t is GER
49,, boweyer, that even If Mr.. Burgess has sue.
'a.Jsd there has been no choice tor the second
rsmbsr, owing TO the distractions introduced BY
"tbe yexed que,tion"-masonry.
Nopal-The U. S. Schr. Grampus, 1t. Com.
Snoot sailed from Pensacola short time since
"a, Mexico, to join the Porpuise. IL seems. (says
,bs PENSACOLA Gazette,) that a few days after the
pornoiss came 10 anchor 10 the bay, cOmmu.
,,cs,;oo was received from the American Mer-
chants. residing at Tampico, calling upon the
Naval furce on that station tor protection, aud
,ltboygh the Porpoise had but just arrived, she
"a, al like shot, to their assistance.
aoavrnsa, 20 Lieut.. Auen.-The citizens of
Hudson have erected monument to the memory
n Lieut.. William Il. Allen, late Of that city,
Who vas killed BY pirates, IN 1922.
The Muncy PA Telegraph mentions seri-
Gus riot which recently took place near Dunns'
burg. Lyeoming county, between the persons
rmpoyed on the work Of the great dam add the
boa,men who brought stone 10 the work. HE
hattie lasted from Saturday morning until Sunday
uoou Two companies OF cavalry and several Of
infantry and militia were brought TO the oattie
ground Que man was shot dead, and others
we're grierously pelted,
JAN JEuAN NINA is the singular title Of new
weekly periodical, Of an original and peculiar
character. the prospectus Of which has just been
issued BY JOHN HowARD PAYNE. Esq. The
term. which IS Persian, means iu English I" Ihe
Goblet wherein you man behold the Universe, -
the allusion being to that famous cup supposed IN
fancy tale to possess the strange property OF re-
presentins in it the whole world, and all the
things which we're there doing. The scope ct
the publication, it will be readily guessed from
such title, is to be comprehensive 10 the ex.
IRENE, and, indeed, except in the provinces OF
political aud religious discussion, there is no tie
partment Of periodical writing which is not EN-
braced in Mr.. Payne's plan. The work. though
essentially national in character, is to be pub
iished every week in London, and supported by
the united talent Of both countries Aud herein
lies the great original feature Of the desiga. II
being proposed to constitute the paper deposit
tory where the original productions from writers
IN either side OF the Atlantic may appear side
BY SHE, and steady representation ito use the
language Of the prospectusl kept up "of the
reading, writing aud thinking portion Of the Anne
cen people in the great Parliament Of European
letters which taxes them so largely"
IN admirable M!-Our readers may recol-
lect that WIN. e. Preston, Of S. c. in one OF his
furious trades, applied to the state OF North Ca
rOlina the somewhat degrading epithet Of ."t the
Rip Van Wrinkle Of the South. an address,
lately delivered to the people Of Newburn. Mr..
CASTOR, than whom an ADLER man exists not in
the South, thus replied to the insult: Better Is
it said he, ito sleep on forever than to awak.
ken TO madness aud to treason. Better is il that
We should personate the drowsy hero of Wash.
iugton Irving, than excite the mingled horror and
ridicule Of mankind, by representing the combn.
ed characters Of Captain Bobadh and Catlline!"
Good!
MONTREAL. Aug. 9Th. Hon. Martin Van