American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
FoR TIE " ArcAMAY.

see by the Gazette of Friday last that certain mouthy
olblesome fellow has taken some pans to let the pubhc
now that gentleman had finally taken so much notice
his yugary, to condescend to honor his cowardly
H1 with touch of his knuckes This is of piece with
n Whole Of his conduct. Possessing about the same
antlm Of brains with the OWL which we are told VIII
ntlnue to turn his head without turning his body while
gazing on an object which moves round him, until he
rings his head otso this Cashed nuisance, who, how
Yer degraded, condemned and despised is the first man
! 10 publishes what is his shame No matter what the
iScpiences may be- or how much he may be desplsed
nlnos men, his pride is of that low, groveling KIND
lie can only attract the notice of genteel person,
perfectly insane until he lets the public know how
/ iCh notice has been taken of him.
Inc tree notices which have appeared IN the Del ia
cue, OF Judge and methodist having barked the nose
aeasler and churchman, would not have appeared II
authors of them had possessed penetration enough TO
1--WE seen their tendency. They certainly could not be
pn4e of the general burst of contempt which was ell
lied when this cowardly fellow, with the timidity OF the
Ne' Saueaked out 10 gentleman "you are CANNED IL
then receiving tap, of amid the SCOTS and sneerS
We multitude. His silence afterwards, while with ms
cHci and paper taking the name OF eOeTy man on the
Wni, to have him summoned witness OF his own
ardy conduct and CRAFTY that malignant piece OF
WI winch he processes to have, by making the blow COST
over otl, all the money which the lame laws OF our
ae viii enabe him to do, shows how much Of wisdom he
ID d his friends possess
M ne TACT IS that the gentleman who has given this pu
nous fellow black eye, to exhibit to those who love
agh at his degradation, hough he is proud OF the eye
uuhRs 1t noble TO wear it and show it, has borne h
uehce until forbearance had ceased to be virtue,
NJ may pass unnoced the snarng and growing of ar
NShlcant cur, for long time; but his patience may
1'y become exhausted. Such was the case In this IN
ce. This cash-maa being by profession blackguard
Hof Years been catspaw for certain set OF men II
county, in the performance of certain duties, which
Ky nad too much pride to be caught at themselves o.
nNef might say too much coward;ce. eastman beint
insignificant to notice, has thrown their dirt, while
nave furnished it, and stood behind the curtain, per
IVY aware that if entitled to attention were to &C
ddone, they would receive chastisement. But CasI
N@ last got his ques and has now got Sammy liarke
Icl as as Lieutenant, which will make the little MAJ
much more fierce and talk about greater things THAI
aI when he was nothing more than corporal San
On1 OF promotion, and the higher he gets IN the rank
uch scayengers These the lower he becomes in thu
" M,on OF discerning public
hch expected to be said because the judge Is Me
%lSt' lie is, however, but p71ate member OF IN
pch while this clamorous busy body is one OF the Chic
mars OF the Episcopal Church in Smyrna. And when al
igaton takes place with the Judge, it is hoped tina
gh he censured or suspended, for not having give
w. ZIP.