Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

- y "a Syz p : T-irsHf reptys COiohbG
~.',ectc,eI c,u ssy nothing new or the
~ set--l ppa only refer you to the brightest
o-f ,3yut II pFur uatoR--the noble Chatham
q - the brightest page ~ yosr HISTORY
FL . tesv glorious revolution Of 1914"
20 die FIRST, I can only reply, that hls
-t,rt~ carry absurjity and contradiction up
ou irerr se.y face. In reply to the last, that
ua.n COS lack upon I644, ] blush for the
maze of Eug,Ish-IaeA!" Carson laughed out
Tizht. although not in an offensive manner.
Bravo, Captain j see you would have
made noble cavalier. but wherein do you
object to LORD Chatham"
an that reserved and prisFnatic distinction
between internal aHd external taxatIon--be T.
tween tae power 10 regulate trade and the
power Of imposing duties For instance,
Coloael, yoa could buy cheaper of other ma
tions-yct his l0rdship admits our power &c
restrict yoar trade in this respect, and com
pei YOU TO buy of US The difference Ofprice
! clearly a tax, you may call st by what
rano you please, bat it Is taking the money
on Of your pockets without your consent, and
I'm. is the ahsurdity, that his lordship should
p.i4a; difference Of words to conceal the
same idea Yaa yourselves, Colonel, admit
oar night 10 e,qllatc your trade, yet fly fun
o9,lr 10 arms 1t the word taxation
..Iou t4ialE. and correctly too, that we are
Irr Ak -4.ag then?'
4 10 iadsad, Colonel Pardon me ;" cor
<jtsre t'9Ibat, laughing, "Lut YOU reminh
IN & a r ostaop IN school in which was once
cl.sr<-t. eur steward furnished rs with
ra4laan uatd we were smleiteG-boiat nut
z5,i torfeed gu sole diet iorfix weeks. We
.l1,ot-5, atsa, but without c1ect, 1se REBEL!
3 8 yrtv tame oUtra ssoGz, and declared that We
~ odd 1noara the utmest penalty OF the law
h ,iere. we weula be compelled 10 feed longer
.-en mutton.
The steward held out until the n1utiny Rae
sfeaeheo {. po.nt Which threatened the very
existence OK t3'e tchecl, he Their, very dexter
Ously, dressed his rncttoR In g different form,
called it veal, and served it Up &C us.--Our
nurnurs were quoted immediately, we all
epplau6ed cur own hFnness, tee delicate fla
svog and exquisite cookery o. car stewards
yea. was extoilsd to the skies, and the discip-
line of the school became more perfect than
= ever"
Whatever Carson might have felt, he
laughed OF the captains rather tart anecdote
with great nenchaianc2 and parrying every
effort to draw 4rn cut with considerable eau
ton, he obviously took pleasure ia the good
sense, pol.teness, and scld,er-irze frankness
Of Talbot, aud encouraged him to express his
opinions without reseTye-NGtUiihstand
Abe occasional cheegfuiness OF iaibots man
ner, ii was obvious that something huns nea-
yily upon his mind and repressed the usual
.eheeriutness or his character. St'smpleteE,
recollesting the scene -cf' the, Eght before,
found nc difficulty in .escrlbing this 10 the
death of his brother, the comet lie ielt I.
lively anxiety to inquire iol MIN, butwas fear
Jul Of leading 70 nnp pleasant discoveries, or at
least, suspicious. Hisorn arm had become
swollen, and excessively painful, end high
fever was visible ia his hectic cheek and bur
Llne nand, and before they reached the Geio
Of battle, it became necessary to support him
upon his horse.