American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-06

,,np nv condition myselE Perhaps, thereiore
have moi so much interest in opposing the project oi
General Mcclure as some others OF my b'e,hren.-
But in union there is strength, and shall therefore
vote for the resolutions
.sfr. Frederick Fustian concurred in some res
poets with his friend from China. That Is, ne could
not endure large women, but thought II not inlpos-
sble but that he might some day tall 10 love with q
small one He liked Die Vernon, in the interest
/ ING and wildly romantic tale OF Rob Roy exceeding.
" not however because she could lead at the iok
chase, but because the author had represented her
as little lady Mark how small and slender are
the Grsces OF Canova Indeed, Mr.. Chairman, SAID
he this eyes Frightening as he went on,) whenever
| think of what those celestial, soft, ahecl'ona'e,
amisbe, lovely, sweet seraphc, endearng, smiling,
blooming lower-loving, ncense-breath creatures
called ladies' ought to be, always associate them
with the fsiries Of Eastern romance. wife should
fbe as industrious as the becand like the bee it;le
and sweet. II may indeed ne said that one cannot
have too much Of . good thing. But y may not
prove so very good. am therefore Of the opinion
Of the poet
Man wants but hnle here below -
And should that little turn out little too much for
me, would add the Other line:-
"Nor wants that lttste zG''
Mr.. Jonathan Sobprsdes ne xt took the floor and
as other gentlemen had wander ed from The question
he mus, ask the indulgence Of the meeting while he
wardet ed al tr them. ht believed with Swift. that
the eymology OF woman was " uop to man., ne
might sgcts with the gentleman who had preceded
him. that the least We had Of them the better Bot,
bachelor he uoruua ely he yet loved The la
dies And he leved ID &c then TIL, conely, and uf
good proportions When we NEE, wnh . lady, well
! rmed and Of eltgaht statue, we are generally su
10 find her step finn md elastic; her CHI eks bloom
ng like TIE VETS OF sp,ng; her brea i as fresh as
he opening rose, and as heei,hiula as lhe hretze oi
morn such torn Is !ikt, 10 shrink iron, the
htr breath oil the hclthern blast as those delicate
dlmit i've beings. VINO rave been rcated In the lap
Of eHemiiacy, and doomed 10 tie torture which Was
so eloquendy commended ty the p.n,lemen who
have lusl taken heir seats. am whh YOU, gentle
men as to the subject upon .hicn we have conve.
ned; but il can leave yor hoHprabs fraternity, as
love the .u blown ose better lhtn he little bios
som shfiteled 70 the bud with The ker So you
may expec' TO see me in Broadway arm in arm with
a lady stately as the cedsrs ii l.ebaf or.
tia ~ Hotspur, Esq. said lie could not suppies.
his astonishmenl at The model aon exhibited on this
nccason--a moderation approaching TO weakness.
Blu, he could assure gentlemen. tina, he wasnot one
who would ST. calmly by while such an audaeious
attempt was IN king 10 ltyade their dearest pry,le
srs Olhels might lold their arms ii they pleased
)ut for one he was resolved o kndlr fame oil in
ilenaon which would last Longer, and burn tcer,
han did The cracking flames oi Newark Do not
iur civil institutions declare that We have equai
,ghts-,ha We are free meur Ard Who the plague
Va. Tree that n,sfied - BE sid,s sir il We
have equal rights have not as good a RICH, 10 ie
main single, as Cen nj 'Clure has 10 tame shrew
And am TO be taxed because will not, like Pc
ruchio, consent 10 allow some pixenoi a Katherine
70 CONT my noddlc with three legged stool ~
No, SIR Id ra'her be dog and bay The moon, ,han
! hen petked husband. And the chances Of being
otherwise, less than those OF obtaining the high
prize in q lottery the managers generally
manage TO draw themselves No, sir. agree With
he poet:
Funny and free bachelors rev elries
Cheerly, mcriy, passes his life.
Nothtpg knows he Of cannubal dc,res,
Troublesome ldren, and clamul wife
Free from safety and anxct},
Charms in variety fall to MS share
Bachus' bllsses, and Nenus' KISSES
This, boys tins is the Bachelors fare
Sir, vote for the resolutions and in doing SO wish
o assure Cen M'Clute, in plain prose, that il will
AXE him longer to conquer the bachelors OF New |
York. ban would halt dozen Canadss.
Ihe alderman Of the Thirteenth bard, rose %
address the meeting with mingled feelings oil euei
and Indignation. notwithstanding thai his era,
ocks ard solitary bed would convey diHertn, in
ference, yet IT vas lact That he had always esteem
I'd the fair as The most lovely and beautiful beings
- The universe, and believed that marriage III such
an enlightened aud happy country as ours, is an in
stitul'on conducting more than any other TO The oy,
happiness and eomior, Of the human race. There
can De nothing, said he more delightful than Fene
lon representation, in the beginning Of the 18Th
book OF lclmachus. OF the young and blooming
subjects OF ldomeneus, yenturng to engage 10 mar
rage. and singing delicious songs Of ecs,acy. and
D ieathlEg heartfelt gratitude 10 that wise snd ,iru
ous Governor under whose admnistt aiion they were
allowed surh refined, .ndearng and celestial cnioy
menss. But, sir, would you ask. why, entertaining
such feelings, am ye, like the scalhed oak upon
me barren MINOR, cherries snd alone or like me
.lnge blade of pair OF scissors rusty and us.l.s