Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-01-09
[ New SERIEs. Vol. /. No. |.


: .f a ce,t,;n MOI a., go. the folly
! amid ,sn our .n,ror eaa,;, from high
IL is absurd ~ countr, bke Eng
there is so much freed, NJ and sucH anu, where
Of right, for any nSn To sssrn.e M Jealousy
cal tone. ard 10 talk superintendent arlstocrsli
non people Thee is no rank nj. OF we coma
INDEPENDENT Of the opinion aud makes him
his fellow nan; there is 10 rank aheeuons OF
that sewers him from his fellow g. uis'inc'ion
/ by any gradual neglect or sssum .vnyecti and "
| SIDE, and discomfort and jealo,ss," n on me one
1 the orders Of society should reaI ~ Tue other.
| those that stand on the ennenrs par1e, zee
| the chasm is not mining at thei, f,s, ware Una.
There Is. We think, n UGH eooa
and good feeling in The foIlom;,a .se
marks on groves and Woodland ssaso
and that too, without taki,g ;a,a
tie fine compliment and 10 ' i pob,I;,y
of England. 'J
There is q serene and settled majesty !,
s'ou'siu s.ehe's 'hat enters into the soul. and
d,stes and clevates it, and fills i with s,u
clinaons. The ancient and Lere,I;,a,, ". s1 M
too, that embower this island. are mos, e ~,
nun OF story. They are hatnt, d by the rsccL
ieeuons ut great spirits of past ases uho h...
sought tor relaxation amorg them t,nm Ne 80
mutt OF arms or the tolls oil state. or b. wo ~
ed the mise beneath heir shade WV
w"o can walk WIN soui ubmoved among IN.
w., Ia.g slo,ss % renshnist where the gallant.
''e snhaoie, the elegant Sir Philp s;d,cv ras
scd ms boy hood or cal, look w;bon, $500 As
upon the tree that is said to have hren ,isrsaI
on ms birth day or can ramble ,mt 3 :, ~. -
SIC bowers OF Hsgey, trealiuc in H. fnn,.,s..
OF rope and Lyttleton; or can na,,s. sn,n, =
me soi'udes OF Windsor forest. snd look !. ,hs
oaAs afoehd, huge gray, and time worn. M.
s"s "". Isse towers aud not feel as II he were
,...''pN, " 80 many monuments Of long en-.
curing glory Il is when viewed in this l,sh.
that Planted groves, and stately avenue. a., s.
.Vated parks, have All advantage over ~. -
.uAufiam beauties OF unassistcd nature. II 1.
,s' eaey 'cem with moral ASSOCIATIONS .na
se.p up Tue ever interesting story Of hum:n cx.
y becoming then for the high ana cenc..
'ouS spNhs OF an ancient nsfion. 10 chr r;sh ~.
go hio.es 'ha' surround TIER ancestral man.
e'u,'' ara 10 Perpeitia,e then, to their drsrrnd.
ANS Brought UP rs have been 4 ,.sr,,,,,;rs.
nson s ana principles, | can feel notb;r, nr az.
s'n. eiehce Tor titled rank merely bec.,,s.
= -. = uuea. hut Trust am neither cburl NO.
o'su' ~ my creed. do see ind feel hnw ~.
,eaeay Instruction, When il falls 10 he lot ~ !.
s n'n. ,iid' may elevate that mind into frus
noV; ~ Is one or the effects Of ',rrcd,tarv
the ,,;a. aus mus happily that Il multiplied
VIC aa'ies, aud, AS ii were extends H. ss;s,s..~
" 'hc possessor. He does no, ttel inssem,
mere individual link in creation respons;hIs -,
" Tor his own brief term Of peinp. IL ra,r;es
paeh n's existence IN proud recollection. and
nc eN'ehes It forward with bis postvr;,v NJ
hses WIN us ancestry, ana he lives with lis pos.
tes,y. 10 both does he consider himsxx.i nvsd.
sI ~ usep responsibilities. As he has Y.cei. FL
yea much from those that have rome bef,,r ~
ne ieeis bound to transmit much to those ,i.~
are to come afer him &
MS domestic undertakings seem a. ,r,,,, !.
,'.' eA's.cnce than those oil ordinary men
none are 80 apt TO build and plantfor future cen.
lures, as noble spirited men who have rece;sed
'"en neftsges IRON foregone ages
al ." n eAs.y imagine therefore the fondneS
ana PRIDE with which have noticed En,,,sL
gentlemen, Of generous temperament H.. s s;sh
arIstocfatc feelings, contemplating those mac,Ss,r
icem trees, which rise like towers and n,ra.,s;'I.
from ,ne midst ct their paternai lands. Thers
Z ~ a'ih'ty between all natures, anirnate and
"iniia.e me oak, in the pride and h,sthood
- - ~ CROWN. seems TO me TO take It's range with
u he non ana tie eagle to assiniIate in the gran.
inan u itSA~otVA
",ih It's mighty pillar rising STRAIGHT and III. Il
reg. toward heaven; bearing al, il, Ieafv hon.
~. , aoh he impurities OF earth, and support.
~ .n0'n .io't " Tree air aud glorious sans,inr
:. an Ia,oicm O what true no0lemzn .5oyId
o e : iiee tor the weak shelter for ,hr a.
psas 'T ..s defence for the deitnccless rzrI-
tbs s 49, 'nem The peltings Of the storm, or
- az. = = ~ rays OF arbitrary power. He Who
-. A1a, = y ornament snd blessing to his ~.
uVc h'nd' lie who is SfIcrvise. as,.ses his emf
,.",. .'s''e; abuses the grandeur and pros
pcrny winch pc has drawn from the bosnm e HI.
.o .''. should tcmpests arise, and lie be laid
pies'fa,e ny tiie storm, who would mm,yn over
n's an o"ouid he be borne down byfi,c orpres
sne ,'ahu o. power, who would tysIrn,ur At bfS 4
'~H Why cuTnberetl, he the rroundy,
hi'pis - certainly very clever. Itis
praise Judiciously bestowed. rnd will a.
doubt be duly appreciated. MS. ;nssr
opinion, sufficient to sustain i srork If
tar less merit than Bracebr;dss -HaiI.
Inc English, thosgh proud, are arc6.
ned people, and gsneroa= ss.inds are Mi.
ther insenslole to praiss, nnr of the OBJ
ligatIon u confess. Eyen MIR. Walsh ,yas
once iasourife : his uubouu5ed admiraa
iion 81 England AID indiscfiaioat. ).
base d FfaSce. softened tile hearts sc shs
most iihplaeabe reviewers ana wh;,n
they acknowledged the business Of his
! observations and the puri., OF his ,tyle,
a'cy eandidiy confessed, that he had said
more Tor them. than they could sav for
themselves. But Ar. WALSH sabssauent.
y Corrected his opinions, and SO did the
reviewers. He lost his admiration Of
inc English, and with it he Lost his in.
! style.
Itwas oar intention to have said solns-
thing 10 ielation to the language and
| style OF the work before Us, and With this