The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

from the same instructive 1--we Of blood.
which induces II wolf TO continue his raya-e
of the Hooks iong after his hunger is appea.
srd.''
"Danlon d.spised Rrbesperre for his
coMardice, Rote>pierre feared the rerocious
ead'ety ot Dautonj and with him 10 fear
was To hale-and TO hate was-when the
hour nrrived--io destroy They differed
! IN their ideas alsO al the nude OF exercising
| Their terrible systcn, OF royernH,ent Daptoo
! had often IN bis mouth Ike seatencc Of Ma
chiavel, that when it becoaas necessary 10
shed blood, single grea. massacre has a
| 'nore dreadful effect than series Of succes.
stve executions. Robes;erre, on the con.
trary. preferred the latter process as the
heat way Of sus,ainiuy the reign of terror
HE appetite of Marat could not be ati.,,el
Out by combining both modes Of .a1fler.
| Both Danlon and Kubespierre kent utoaf
from the sanSuiuary Marat.
Among the three m.nsters mentioned.
Danton had that enerSss which the Girondists
waited, aud was ,aeii acquainted with the
secret movemlfi ,af those Instructions 10
Which they i,ossessea no key. His Vices of
wrath, luxury, lave Of spoil, dreadful MS they
were, nre attributes af mortal u,ca the en-
" OF Nobespieirr, and the Instructive blood
tienis. Dar,on, like the ltage serpent cal
ted the Boa might DO approached with
deSres ut safety when gsrged With prey
nut 'Ec appetite Of Ma.at for blacd was
liiEe .'e horse ieech, which says,--Not e..
'oaSt--aad the slahghterons envy of Robes
pierre was like the gnnwing worm that dieiir
| not, aud yields no interval of.repose. In
Cutting DantUn with spoil, and furnishing
| The means Of indulging his inxlry. the Gi-
rondists might have purcliusrtl ma su1r0rt:
but nothing under thesupreme rubin France
would have gratified Robespierre and an
unlimited torrent OF the blood Of that AMMAN
ny country could alone have saliateI Marat.
II col eaSue was 10 be chosen out OF That
detestabie triumvirate, unquestionabiy Dan
ton was to be considered as the most eiiei-
ble."
From he Ne,u York Commercial ddye,t;ser. "a
.Norgan-rhe following remark. were.
prepared TO accompany the fe,ter Of Tan.
tain Brandt, published last evening, but were
exeluded tor the want of room. Az at this
distance from the CIRCLE In which he moves.
ms character may not be correctly known.
10 quote The Edi,or OF the Quebec Mercury.
IL rs nut justice, since his name has been
brought forward, 10 say, that Mr.. Brandt e
generally r-spected; and there need be nj
bal,
'' IL oehev'hs what he says. He
~. .u"Sa'eu young man, aud was as
a:e.',. W me oTcers or the division
d,,1,n " .ns ~. army, WIN wh'ci, ne served
,I - ."s ms, american war; Tor his gen
800 ~; n u"' soc'e.y, as Tor ms eour-
INV n'n'ahi'y IN me held. MIR Brandt
sothe lime ago VISITED England, and while
.l,5 feesnrprised the public, aud the poet,
h,o 80 ~ Gtipf r1.' a a
n,,". a' 10 MS literary at
I'D ,a 90, 49, "n'sr he successfully yindiea-
go, ma. Al ~ u MS deceased IA her, DO
:, han. s.n ..s aspefs,ons cast. upon
bnii - -. ."sa,se !, cy Mt; camp
I've nno $500, ~, ou ~ S9ialt.iu, narra-
rms ,hsn sra., . :. onhs
doad =; ~ Po,' o, me AL
thrown. We were told that Morgan was
taNtuS 10 SlaS u IA ana puteheTed, q That Mr..