The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-13

creature complete y unique. You may Gro his blood:
you may dilute by ilsiOns from the white stock; but tbs
only change or rather to amper WITH the bare physical
properties of his nature The consequence is that he left
neither all tame, all savage but -assorted tumble of
both those characters untitled for the habits of his former no.
made fe and properly broke to the trammels of
and better condition. He becomes mongre and
destined thencefoh life onward miserable resye use
less, and for the most part, doubly vicious being.
have spoken of the Indian in aggregate view of the
species The specimens that have fallen under recent obe
walton in this metropolis should be forgotten for the pu
poses of illustration.
Ruder, ercer and beings in the shape of men,
it would be difficult form idea Of We have all behed
their gaun forms, their scowng brows their grim painted
vsages, their wary looks their firm yet quick and somewhat
steahy step, their rangest Of all strange costumes to fur
nh which, at least TO complete the bedzenry the wild tu-
key and porcupne the boar and WOLF the deer and buffalo,
had lent their several proportions of quilts and pumage and
brses and hair and short urs. We have their scornf
bearing they have paced the Avenue and glanced
rounding objects We have observed the imperurbabe indf
ference with which they have mounted the commanding
terraces of the Capitol and rayersed proud corridors and
hasno sound look of pleasure of wonder escaping
them as they have stood within the sweep of its magnificent
oundo and looked the rich sculptures and paintings which
adorn its walls lifted eye the bold and swelling dome
which crowns the entire sucnrea structure the nobes
that has been dedicated the Genius Of Legislation since the
Gall of the Senate House of Imperial Rome
Nor this all; have tried these savage visians by
means more Likely 10 affect their nty souls The pomp and
circumstance Of military displays have had no oercepbe
charms for them Moreover have pped unto them and
they have not danced ; martial bands have sought IN re-
gale their barbarian with Strains that might stir and THRILL
But they could touch chord that responded within their no.
SONS Even the inspiring tones of HAIL CoLUMBtA-anda
oter national air was never struckfe poweressy upon
en TO all appearance upon the dull cold ear of DEATH"
II is asked have these unsophscated natives of the prairie
and the forest no sensbes that could be reused and ee-
ed BY such appeals TO the various supposed be innate
humanity We must presume their existence For those
1t us who saw can testify to the almost maddenne effect
Produced on hem but the other day. BY the rapid monoton
's sounds OF their rude drum, which summoned them to
he trial Of their wild dance.
They then well schooled the art Of Disgusting their
ensaons will from the keenest penetration of Others
They act the maxim which, an oden age was deemed
he characteristic OF no less than sagesnH adirari How
hey compass it, is process best known to themselves The
eeret like that of many Of their other phenomena lies deep
than deamt OF, or can be fahomed in philosophy
G The Sale of the valuable Real Estate of tho It 1b
tTris, advertised IN the Register will commence al o'clock
M We mention the circumstance IN this manner because
the first publication of the advertisement the bonr Of e
las not stated. -
W IenansA late law of this State requires tenants to
we notlce oil their intention to quit The notice if we re-
oec right must be served before twelve O'Clock on Christ
las day. otherwise they may become responsible for another
ears rent
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