down his chin the watchful attendants were particularly careful to these and return them to their proper port of entry as the captain in order to admire this curious exhibition of the great chief his hands to hit sides and his visitor with the following question � � well sir i what da they say of me in england � l whim and opinions within it like those complicated pieces of where there is a � wheel within a wheel but in nothing is the nature of this more evident than in its grand national or where the laws are framed � this is a windy assembly where every thing is carried by noise tumult and debate for thou must know that the members of this assembly do not meet together to find wisdom in the multitude of but to call each other hard names and hear themselves talk when the opens the first sends them a long message t e a huge mass of words � et all meaning nothing because it only tells them what they perfectly know already then the whole assembly are thrown into a and have a long talk about the quantity of words that are to be returned in answer to this message and here arise many about the and alteration of � if so be s � and � s v a month perhaps is spent in thus the precise number of words the i of esq answer shall contain and then another most probably in concluding whether it shall be carried to the on foot on horseback or in having settled this matter they next fall to work upon the message itself and hold as much chattering over it as so many over an egg this done they divide the message into small portions and deliver them into the hands of little of called these have each a world of talking about their respective and return die results to the grand which forthwith to and re talks the matter over more earnestly than ever now after all it is an even chance that the subject of this prodigious arguing quarrelling and talking is an affair of no importance and ends entirely in smoke may it not then be said the whole nation have been talking to no purpose the people in seem to be somewhat conscious of this to talk by which they are and have a favourite proverb on the subject � all talk and no � this is particularly applied when their or vol i l o whim and opinions assembly of all the sage of the ua lion have through a whole in a of great peril and event and have done length c their tongues and the unhappy nation thus torn to pieces by in talks never i fear will it be to tranquillity and silence words are bu breath but air and air put into mo tion is nothing but wind this vast empire therefore may be compared to nothing nor less than a mighty and the and the and the ers are the breezes that put it in motion however they are apt to blow ways and their each other the mill is perplexed the wheel stand still the is and the and his family starved every thing of the windy of the government in case of any grievance or an insult from a foreign foe th people are all in a � town meetings ar immediately held where the of th of esq city repair each with the cares of the whole nation upon hi shoulders each resolutely ent upon saving his country and each swelling and like a turkey cock puffed up � with words and wind and wisdom � after bustling and and for some and after each man shown himself to be the greatest personage in the meeting they pass a string of resolutions z e words which were previously prepared for the purpose these resolutions are � the sense of the meet v and are sent off for the instruction of the i who receives them graciously puts them into his red breeches pocket forgets to read them � and so the matter ends as to his the present who is at the very top of the never was a better qualified for his station he is a man of and to nothing but a huge of wind he talks of all opposition by the force of reason and philosophy throws his at all the nations of the earth and and opinions them to meet him � on the field of argument � is the national dignity insulted a case in which his of would immediately call forth his forces � the of america � a speech does a foreign the commerce in the very mouth of the � au insult which would induce his of to order out his � his of america � a speech are the free citizens of america dragged from on board the vessels of their country and forcibly detained in the war ships of another power � his � a speech is a citizen killed by the of a foreign power on the very shores of his country � his � a speech does an alarming break out in a distant part of the empire � his � a speech � nay more for here he shows his � energies � � he most a on horseback and orders him to ride one hundred and twenty miles with a most formidable army of i c a collection of words packed up of esq i j i in his saddle bags he is instructed to show no nor affection but to charge the ranks of the enemy and to and by words the conspiracy and the out of existence heavens my friend what a deal of is hero it reminds me of a cock in a farm yard who having accidentally in his found a worm 