Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
From the Balf'more Republican.
(To be continued.)

TIE PREACHER.
"Make him like unto wheel"- Psalm I.XXyuy -
Not all King David's wrath hath spoken greater cr,
than this" Make him like unto wheel - -, IL; eus
forever going until his coil be worn out Let him r
to Lexington, to Psburg 10 Lewisburg to Noblrs o ,b
Sweet Springs the White Sulphur 10 the Red sulnhn.
10 Harrisburg, TO Bedford, to Berkley-thence back aa
. Washington thence forward again to phadelpha, and
back again to baltimore, and then up and down. over III,
earth and to and fro upon it. And le, him travel in n
ant places aud over good roads, and among waiting
and anxious pacemen, and nsaabe expecians and hzza
ing parasites and grave and imperious dpna and H.
MN pour out JUNCTION upon the creduous and cozen N,
simple, and shake the dusty hand Of labor and the b.,
hand OF the craftsman and the white, unneryed hand \
the learned clerk and let his food be Of the fat and hi
drink OF the sweet; and let him make soft and o.,,
speeches when they feed him-s,ill will ne find te
hang heavy upon him, and his cheek will grow pale and
his eye sunken and his gaunt frame will grow more ran
and he will wax thin amongst all his danes-For there
no rest TOR the sole of his footAdams says he must Or
tort and Rush says he 20 forth, and Webster sa,
ne must go orn and Barbour cries 10 him hasten
onward" With teas and bitterness doth he make his nil
grmage tor the horrd spectre of departing power foos,
on hsttack and he hears the hdeous cank Of its ootsep
N the fu pursuit Of his restless wanderngs And While
the false friends he has bought, and the foolish friends ,s.
wurshpped his rising, exo him to be of good cheer and
his evil eye hath fallen, still lodges among the shades Of
the Hermitage, and the OF this travels before The
wanderer and iprestas all opnion-and wleresceye the
mend drseth him, he finds groups Of lost companions and
bread with him, and par of the wine cup at his table
ne traces the lines of upon their disguised faces and
trusts them not and while he drinks pledges the Amer.
car SYSTEM he doth not believe his words; and while
he talks OF EepubIicansm, the word trembles on his &
pinned lip ;--and images of past thoughts rise upon Bis
mInd,-his desecraon Of Adams, and his setting on Of
Russel-Ms denuncations of cabinet succession, his
obedience TO the will of his constituents,a these rise
upon MS haunted imagination and he remembereth thai be
has been made Ike unto Wheel. and hath gone round
and rouud.-And to HIM that meufory is madness Lea
the faculty, from Hunt up to Physck, prescribe for him,
let them counsel him to the exhaustion of the whole
Apohecary shop, the spell fixed upon him and he mus.
travel onward, for be hath been made "hke whe
He must sill onward for health, for debt, for hope for f
tune, for life Restless shadow what svaeth thy fyng
Doth rot thy conscience Zee with thee And how csna
thou hope to outspeed it, dexternus and swift hou st
Make him like unto Wheel, care not what manner
man he be, he shall himself to ruin The tfs
shall wear away and the spokes snail grow oose and he
wheel shall CRATE upon its axle, and there is no phyck
shall cure IT, Perurbed spirit get thee back again to he
people thou hast nsuited and to the constitution thou hast
violated, and TO the principles thou hast deseredte
repent thee IN sackc'oh and ashes that thou hast permit
ted the empter to speak in thine ear, ard hen thou a
lest INTO that humbeness to whcn thou hast long been
stranger, pray thy creator to make thee unlike unto @
7phee-and peradvenure the peore again foster thee
IN their bosoms, and the lost color back again 'y
cheek.
Pathetic.--One Of the "coffin handbills" was
shown to an old lady in Ohio. She lifted up both
her hands, and exclaimed with great patho'
dear me! hoW monstrous motonchoAy." lrl
rumoured that the " Pink" the first time he saw
one OF them, had to taste champaign and recruit
his splrits.-.Noah.
Resolutions Of MIR. Davis, Of South Carolina;
Resotued, That the second clause Of the 'en'N|
section OF the first Article of the Constitution o|
the United States, contains the potter and pref
hvrx
lures may be encouraged and protected.
Resotved, That it IS expedient, constitutional |
and just, that Congress 90 consent to give to any|
State that may ask the power to impose duties o'|
imports or exports within the limits of such slaN
provided that the nett revenue arising thereflon;|
shall be for the use of the Treasury of the Uns.
States and, provided such laws shall be supje'
to the revision and control of Congress.
Ineae resolutions were offered in the House
Representatives on Monday week by the hm
Warren r. Davis, Of South Carolina, proposing
give the consent of Congress, lin pursuance
supposed provision of the Constitutions, TO a
State that may ask, of exercising the power
laying tariff for the protection Of domestic n'"
ufactures within the limits of such State.
| The Importance Of the abstract principles CIV
braced in those resolutions, will doubtless a''tm
much of the public attention anJ discussion be"
Congress may be called on to pass upon them
i After introducing the resolutions, Mr.. pS
stated to the House, that they we're presented
them, with view of inviting full discussion
the principles involved in them, on some Gu" s'
day of the next session-that he had hitherto ps
restrained from submitting them to the conslaS 's,
alton OF the House, although prepared to sus"
them, from thorough conviction that they sVs
not be taken up during this session: tor u.
well known that nearly all the members fron'
States in favor Of the tariff came here c"aas
Pledged, and instructed He then movea "
them on the table -. Ietesraphs