Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-13
Fom the Connecticut Courant.
The Brief Remarker,

pGt VIAL 49, III VIM '"
made for, law il vas not good mat u
b,uld ne alone. This IN e line "' >ch
,o.c. coafu,e, the vplum. ufg loving q
in favor III -oludr, or To-"
,h,t,act;on 'ro the word. 20 ma
-. ,priaI state i. the natura state
h .;eh.eps hi. ,lteIacts, eNpand. has hea
.,ren,t Ems his weakness and, mulbplles
hi p,,i,vments: whereas habtna' sou
AIDE tend. to narrownPss OF heart ah'
Of temper. Not that IL IS good
IN be arways in. company. That Opposite
e,,rsme, which so MANY have run iAto.
is quite "a bad as the other. The solitary
being who shuns all company. ana '.e'
empt. iutterer who finds no enjoyment
ont of company. are alike vide 81 the
true mark which IS due mixture "'
Intervals eff we'll spent solitude. with the
business and duties and erjoymests OF So
cial life.
As Zoologists tel, US, I" II he's long
been ohse we'd that those races OF animals
which live in societies. and under thsI'
oHro"t. for the attainment Of sss c"m'rea
mi. EXHIBIT great surerierity oil ln:e'-
'rctnal faculties over those when 'caa L
| e. of .oI tudr and ,ec'usion; and the
derivation spplies equally to the s'naN
=. ~ The larger animals: although among
he insect tribes the distinction is mos.
...snrry marked, u has also been no
ticed hv cs ~inl nb e~rers. .hat the CSC
oariou. races of animaIs. IN many IN
s.,nc,s evidently learn Of enc another.
and % car,s IT, be more ss sacicvs. aad
mo = ryrprt il 'hoir orpra,iops, " rea-
.cn If Ihei i,iac IN q ,rcia state.
v,,rp singing ,..rdS. for example. art
unyn T., irr~oyp ~ vu;cr AID xii, bv
r;.a,;nn, n the nn,,, of an old aud ex.
,.,;.rced .onrst.r.
7, Lu.r.n b inos fks social aff.cto N
,oe.,s IN he p,sr,y ce.e,ar with The first
j..,r f .a.,r. An Infant. mt uRfrc
,,.,tv hss b.ep SEN (. Ian with jny j.
i n,ohe = ans AZ IN. sight nf orh-r
,n.,r, reaching out n, fitil. hsnds t.
o,,b. MO fro ,tra..., FrnuiatioY. a'.r
!, .c,Le III. -,,lv ,.,wth 'nfaa,s tia
,L,,. .r,lI chad - constantly ,bout
,hen Il the hing. b eo II. lean 10
wax and 20. speak -a,i,,, than thr.e har
iar.f,rf i ,,..uctnrr 70 he c,rnuasv 81
.vr y. nrap:r. Eq.siy true - u
hat b II, nal sna l,r,. Children enjoy
.ne.nsah.. ,.rs,, I.. nrtrr for h.,ag
c.pci, IN a.. rq-rran, Of e., eraG-
| N,rporrr. Il Increases the rcwt ant
.,repg.h oC .hcir mind-. imp W re a
c,,,;r, O, m !, b.lie.. sod fu,u shes n IN
with a s,r' Of infpr'a,,ipl hiyr,y Lec-,.
saw 10 their childish wears.
Tow ,urh children learn from ch;l-
arcn j. brv-rd account. i 10 rue rhs'
in his wa they lea~n some things which
they must hr made 10 urIearr. Nat IA,
is not SO bal q. to deni-n their iacal'ies
and make cope, Of them. bN dybrnns
them al ,evthrr from the society of ,hos
of their own age. There i, mix!I~c %
good ard .ril as in all ,ther huMan al
fai 81 also in any system Of education
witch human wisdom can devise that
beng the most eligible one, in which the
GOOD most clearly prcponderstes /, and.
upnn this nrincipIc, TO suffer children to
eEjov tse company Of children, and al
the same time to keep watchful eye
upon taem; is much better way than
wholly to immune them. as some parants
nave done, either from pride OF through
far Of contamination.
M topics have been worne more
hresdhare than those relutrng to tae
comforts and benefits and blessings Of 80
cipty topics that hare bsen tie standing
di7h tram time inv emo'ial /; and have
basn treated of 80 often, and in some n.
,iarses co ably, as 10 preclude almost the
nrs,lhiIrty of suggesting single th3Ight