Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28
ron THE GAZETTE AND wArcuMAS.

Mr. EditOrUnder the editorial head of the Delaware Jour-
nal Of Friday last notice the prelude of pathetic tale to
bolster up Dr. Naudan announced for publication in their
next paper After perverng and torurng few sentences
taken from the Gazette into something suit their deceptive
purpose, they wind up with their usual lsome euogy of
that parsonage by pronouncng him exemplary in all the
atons of private fe &c Now into the relations of Doctor
Naudains private life decline investigation. God for
bid that we should far initiate his conduct toward Others
to draw curtain from between his retirement and the public
to public gaze hdeons and dark
elT Isoaly might be there rIyvifea No, their
sleep shall be eternal if not aroused till done by "Ofa
temper and disposition amable and benevolent &cPay
Mr. Porter tell that to the Marines for the sailors he'd it from
the mouth Of poor then living within mile from the
Doctors residence that upon particular OCCASION when APP
Piled to by him for his professional services to his wife
from apparent DEATH that nothing could induce him to attend
for other conecua than the applicants occupying
the property one whom the Doctor personally hostile
So much for his temper As to amabe dispositions that may
measuraby appear according to the construction which
be put upon his conduct Ian amabe disposition permits
man to persuade and influence neighbour purchase from
him farm and then turn round and surrepteousy get
petition and sugge the into Court for the purpose of
cutting the farm up with public road useless to all but him
self and by subsequent equvocaons and denas place him
sell in the envabe attitude Of wfu alsier of his word
then we say, set him down amiable disposition We
strangers to his bencvoence excepting in more than one in
stance we have been applied for medicines by the poor who
stated his charges therefor exorban for their limit
edmeans-itnay however consist his sumptuous entertain
ments given the arocracy of his vicinity "Ofth highest
emnence in his professional character" Ifso, Judge
has learned something by going to Washngtonprobaby by
having time to prosecute his medical studie previous to his
going ere ne was rated by the Levy Court of his county
as third rate, 1--WE beleve) which assessment think still
stands "Oftaents and endowments" &c. As TO talents
we admit that all who down right idiots have
less talents and we checrhly accede him all he is justly
emitted o-but to his endoments, fully accord with
the editor upon that point johnson defines the word endow
men thuwoath bestowed upon any person, &c. He also
defines 6estooed any thing given in charity Thus by
their own showing the Doctor has had immense gra
couy bestowed upon him through avoresm sinecures
for presume they do pretend to nsnuate that he
properly executed the duties OF the offices bestowed upon him
Il oF q
protest aganse see no good for avishng endo
ens upon avourte to the exclusion Of all othersparc
ulary that avoured is constantly like the horse leach
crying give! give! The National Republicans could have
been at loss for other candidates when they have such
George Clark and c. p Comegys We think then, shall
be generally sustained in opinion when say they
should at least divide their endowmens and not
society an unweldy colossus which even III its fall may
prove dangerous to its attaches. @. W.