Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-16
Too COmmunieative-by half!

vile Gazette'' has returned to his station,
after his matrimonial excursion, and thus
addresses his patrons: =
Senior Editor Retwned.-The Sem
Tor Editor, having taken to himself one OF
Heavens last best gifts to man, to sweet
en- his joys and assuage his sorrows, has
returned to his post, and is again engaged
in the discharge of his editorial duties
He expects in short time to commence
housekeeping, in conjunction with his 'bet-
ter half when he feels confident his friends
and patrons Of the Gazette will keep his
pockets Ino matter about the Junior Edi-
tor, he being destitute Of rib supplied
with cash, and his cellar with beef, pork,
and pickles. in sufficient quantities to
stimulate others to forsake the dull and
lifcless path of single blessedness,' aud
speedily join hearts and hands in Hymen's
bands until every man shalt have wife
and every lady ! husband which would ef-
fectually, for a time at least, extinguish
those enemies to posterity, styled Maids
and Bachelors"
The Editor speaks with great zest, un-
der the influence Of. the Honey Moon, of
the delights of Interchangeable greater
part of which he might as we'll have Kept
to himself. And he declaims in big style
against, the dull and lifeless path of single
blessedness, and the natural enemies to
Pcsterity, &c. But, he ought TO have care,
lest the lifting of the curtain should init
midate the Bachelor from initiating bis
example. According TO. his own showing,
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one sense, the cares of the sword fall upon
him in another. He must forsootli have
his pocket supplied with cash, and his cell
lar with beet, pork and pickles. had he
not better keep his delights and cares to
himself? Or, If he must persuade other
foxes to have their tails cut off also, why
should he expatiate ON the care and trouble
which it gives him We should advise
the Senior editor not to tell tales out Of
school-but to ride bis own hobby athome,
without cantering into the face Of the pub
lie. An.editor is not obligedto tell every
thing he knows--nor too often 10 make
himself the hero Of his own, tale o ther-
wise, we shall be reminded of the good
old saying, : few men are heroes 70 their
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