Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
FROM THr pEySsvLvANIAN
IA "REMINISCENCES,


Swallowed His triumph over the Scotch Review
ers had been eoniessedly complete, and It was
known that their chief had, with ma@nanlmty
not common among literary men. " sent IN ms All
besiun.'' Tic sweetness and spirit OF his poetry
charmed the public taste, while as yet he was IN
nocent of those licentons illusions which suisse.
ouently alarmed vi tue and aroused just hostility.
Though free and uncomfortable in his manners,
youth and nobility plead in his behalf, and his de
lighted countrymcn readily pardnncd many freaks
of moral and intellectual eccentricity. lie was
undoubtedly tie "lion' Of the day, eagerly sought
after by all, attracting every eye, and generally
spoken of with pride and admiration.
Not long before saw him he had made his first
appearance in the House Of lords: aud well
remember hearing in his presence, from one OF
his friends. an account oil the manner IN which he
assumed the station among British Peers, to which
his birth entitIe, him. One o! bis distant eonncx-
ions. jealous and uncnmpromsing mi:nsterialist.
knowing the peculiar bent oi his mind ~ politics,
had accompanied him TO the door, anXio4s'y ex-
hortng him 50 to sigrafAc thc commencement %!
his career. 10 g,e his country an assurance that
his splendid talents would he devoted TO her legis
]ation and intercsts. Hc walked. apparently
much agitatcd. as il doubling the reception he
was to meet, and yet seorning to shrink from it
The house was ,hinlg attended. AMI when he
reached the middle 0i the loor the lord chancc-
Tor approached With .ch seeming cordially. and
with his extended hand, to welcome h.in. Lord
Byron paused tur an Instant: then col,!ly reached
Dat his straight fingers. and without triSning to
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cii foXs cOuntenanCc. That he wished to ascertain
the probable course Of the new Conner: /" Had |
squeezed bis hand and smiled. he would have set
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