Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30

SAID 10 IT. we ASK OF AlilCIiCd'i9 IL Wv
crees oflatitude are to change the character
of offences, and If that resistance OF the
laws of the Union, IS to be excused onI
this side the Potomac, which would have
been angrily rebukcd and readily punished
had it happened on the other.
VIII any man after reading these new
proceedings in Colleton palllate, and Al.
feet to consider them as mere tuHes!-l
Does not every one see that these people
are resolved to dismember the Union by
demanding impossible conditions!
900
The LoNDov MoavNG HERALD, since
the DUKE or WELLuGroS's recent eleva-
ton TO The head Of the BRiTIsH cabinet,
has frequently edited its readers with &C
con Is Cfhs Cruces domestic and official
habits. HuNr, in the Examiner, has tried
his hand az tbe same thing, with toIerable
success. Az extract or two may be found
amusing. but the whole is rather too long.
Readers of SWIFT viii probably beremlnd
ed ofbs directions for taxing the powder
ofPmPedimPimp.
Some account oft4e DIX Of UcdmGton.- Ect
from he Morning Herald. J-Ihe Duke Of Wei
.n..0n rllc-allyr.sc about eight--Beo7e be gets
ou. ofLei, me commonly pulls off nls nigh, CLIP, *
while be- is dressing he sometimes whistles, tune
and occasionally ddmI- his valet HE Duke OF
Wellington uses warm water ia shUlne, and lays
ona r-ssf.- oiIaufi.v ofathcr t.l u ordinary men.
While shaving he chiefly breuhes through his
n8-a. with -, view. ms IS conceived, Of keeping
,r..5. o,. nj. his month ..Dd .onctime, he blow,
ont am. cbscl, sametiDe. Inc other. TO urcsau. t.
le q5es down 10 broabf.s, and while destcn ing
the stairs me commonly takes occasion 10 bio bis
nose which he does rather RAPIDLY, following up
with threohasty wipes ofhis handk,rcmo.5 which
l- -,s. setle daroi,ts n bis ri4li i4sn q
.f. NJ 49, ri -. IT,
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c-,,,, II-,a-,,,or' - , and t,o ~, ,-.c
Tba D,lo of1Vsilinr-oo e,,s too., and b,l,.r
cold ham. ,onrne f,rI. beeforeqrs. the eors r..
ueDar,Ii,. those oftba co,rn.on dome.tir fowl
O,-inr bresl,r,st flo NH of w .,,qt,,, L,.
nat..ra,er e;rbo~ IN bis hand or else on t,a ,,b-
orin his lam The bike Of yve,irolon ~ cnor-
Inc n,ner Il fine EroT,rsr Afer b-ealf.sf tbs
once. Tie then poics he fire and whistles. If
there is no fire. he noes to the window and looks
OUT Atabout ten clock the General Post Office
letters arrive. The Dula of WELLINGTON seldom
or never iuspccts the supcr,criDaop. bun nj once
ne ''Ss o. W e'--,on ,PPea'S sometime, , as
In a clear loud voice.
The Dukes diy manner Of mourning his horse
Is HE srne tAalt was on the morning .ofthe Go
o' ol.' 81 ~ ',.'oo iil' 0I I MS. ,. luke,
mel of.bo .l5llc. he I1an nufs his Isf fool IN the
-uroa and .i,h spring bring, up his body, and
his right iae over the body ofthe animal by way
o. l . Line .l. .o. plee, I himself in lne saddle;
NJ bo-seto Walk Ind never Ems off bpin5 a5 nd.
mira5o equestrian.
,a
,bnt re s.,s o5 % Ia,,lcr1 -.f-sr. II ',- Nth
bis heels and good pa5. Of his legs olrbe table.
When thaa< ia profound thought hoF'ry feqa'o
closes s .t Is ~. nouns ,o4,.l.'' .l i'A5. M
Gsno,e ' '''''7
The characteristic oC,be Duke oratory Is bre-
WY. tbe ne.t thing TO silence. As bre'iy is tlo
o' y. T Isl 'ogl'-1','.y %. 3-'.I!el una. 'l
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No,;co has .lr.,5, b,o, t,lor q, lo
,,nors or,n a r.,c,r PIN ,yLo had bocn
rr loor tno LoiJ .s n sI,yo near
N,tcboz and who b,e lotoly bccn liberat