Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-06-07
,ublicans Of Vermont feel rather cool

deprocate nothing more ardentiy, than
that he should enlist in the party con
flipts of the U. Statcs.-Mr. G. has
declared that he comes here merely
asa visitor-tlat he /" shall always
love England better than any other
country''-and that he "will never
become subject or citizen of any
other state" As a. foreigner. then.
we hid him welcome 20 all our sccus-
toned rites Of hospitality; aud al
though we confess we cannot entertain
that high admiration for the eharac.
ter Of the Partllian patriot who flies
from the battle. and " in safely shoots
fying,'' as for the Hampicns, the
Russe!s, and The Sidneys, who remain
ed firm at their posts in the hour Of
danger and dcspotisnl-yet We greet
Mr.. Goblet with a cordial welcome !:
and when he is inclined to amuse hir,
self and others, by displaying the skill
with which he can hit political oh
jeet. we freely present him the whole
realm Of Great Britain. with all it,
colonies and depcndcncies--its Prime
Regent. Lords and Commans-its
..rotten boz oughs." sinecures, panpcrs
and pensions, and thinking john Bull
himself, for target. We shall with
pleasure read the registered account
of his bull feasts, and shall clap the
d. adroit Mater.lo. who teazcs the lord'y
animal with his darts. and makes the
old English Bull roar again--aIl this
will he very pleasant to us Green
Mountain Republicans"
Bat the republicans, four writer
continues will not soon forget. that
Mr.. Goblet was once Political par
tizen in the U. States. They remea'-
Der, that when the republicans were
engaged as honestly as Mr.. &. can
now be, in attempting a reform in onr
government, Mr.. CObbett then took
the aristocrat'c" side. and edited
the " Porcupine," every quill Of which
was directly pointed against reform.
They cannot forget the RIGHTEOUSNESS
Of a pen, which respected neither age.
learning, public character, or indivi-
dual pro(ession.-They cannot forget
the coarse abuse east OH the pride of
our country, the venerable Franklin.
nndrr the nick. name of" Old Thunder
Mus"-nor the attack on The profess
sional character of the good and learn
ell DR.. Rush, under that of 8. Sangra-
do"--and they have experimcntally
learned enough q: the versatile dispo-
sition Of this profuse irritable writer.
to know, that though he may com.
sncnce his visit by attacking the fede-
EAhstss sre may continue and conclude
it, by ahnsin, the republicans. "a
word to the wise is sufiicient''--and
surely the sage Of botiey is wise
man."
These sentiments reflect mu"h
credit upon the editor Of the Yeoman:
and the neat and cutting sarcasm.
conveyed in the comparison between
the flying patriot, and the 6. lamp.
deus. 2ussels and Si,Ineys." who re-
manned firm at their posts in the honr
of danger, would be i,ecnly felt by
any one not as ea!Ious to every honor
able feeling. as Cohhett himself, or
the insect reptiles who are ready TO
crawl around him, and exhale his
venom. that they may render their
own principles the more poisonous.
a receipt for Lady's Dress Lei
chastity be your white, no.lesty your
vnrmilion ;t.ress your eyebrows witt,
Hherrfnlness and your lips with SINGER
ity; let instruction be your earrings
innocence your garland confidence
your richest ornament; virtue your
robes housewiIery your bracelets !;
and conscious integrity the finish OF!
your dress.
The circuit court for the county
Of Washington commenced its semi
annual term yesterday. The number
OF new cases on the civil docket was
so great that we are almost ashamed
10 publish it; upwards, we hear, Of
nine hundred and thir6. This is a
thriving trade for the gentlemen of
tho bar and officers Of the court, but
Aruinous one to the people,
Nat. Int.
4 large supply of provisions for the
United States troops at fort Mont
somery, (says the N!illedgeville pa
HRrl lately sent from New Orleans