The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-06-06


Talk, TALK, TALK-This is talking
world. Man is emyha,icalIy atalkiny an
mal. ii is irreslstialy given TO it. HIS
head is an -"essant manutactory Of ideas
notions and crncei,s, and they must be
vented in the shape of words at his mouth
The production ID constantly gong on,
and they must have an outlet either at the
mouth or at the fingers ends, or his head
would become over-charged, and burst
like n steam boiler. If he has no one to
talk to, he sits down and scrawls words on
paper; they must come out;-ths Is
some alienation. How one will talk IN the
morning !--the fact is, words hive been
aecuinulating during the night, ,--dasn'ned
u9 .pr,a-while; when the flood gate lssQ-
pen, out they rush.
-s.~.Hen We say nothing ofwomen) ARE not
all alike in Tits re.Yect' Some are com
.4nsns.;t',.} ts.aarn! Thee y y 5s-set 81
safety valve, Called prudelfce, wdich ST.
IcntIy lets off this accumuIating article
We like taciturnity, and would sit down
and write lecture in its praise, at the eX-
pense of takativeness, could we get AN
audience to listen to lt,-and did we not
in the act commit the same sin we should
to condemn.
Words do not, commonly speaking, con-
vey mems real sentiments they only
discover their fobles aud passions. What
a different thing the world would be were
men only known by their actions, the
use of words not known;--a scene ot act
ing and doing, not of talking. There
would not be half the deceit aud jmposi-
ion which now exists. There could not
De, from the nature of the case.
Groat takers are often greatly pes,ilrn-
ial. We once had friend, otherwise
but he was great talker. We
It first cut him-shunned him. lie how
'ver contrived to seize us sometimes, and
ctually tore off most of our coat buttons,
nd tore out the button holes and :hen
We violently broke friendship with him.
A great talker is good for little else.
We have seen one begin days w,rk,
nd he would go at it, secundem ariem,a,
ne would build an Grafton. There was
he long exordum Of what he was going
D do and then toward the conclusion,
ong recapiulation OF what he had done,
,hch was just about nothing $50 his
eriormance was all head and tail, and no
Ddy.
There is little or no merit in falkative-
ess, mo more than is due to cataract
T falling water. 1t is, like it, natural
ropensty, and flows on and on, and soon
econies monotonous and unpleasant 10
lie hearer, who takes care to keep on. Of ,
Ie reach Of its spray, at least. {
Great takers are like many modern II
,nks they issue ten times the amount of
cir capital. SaeN Observer.
A Good Rule.--Never allow person g
carry your kettle of ssh--ten to one he 5
ll upset it and he gather up the lrag- O
ents to return them to you, he will keep r
secret that they have been in the dirt h
Ienty of sugar, much -four and large d
Iantites Of molasscs have many time Il
d of swept the street cutters merely be- o
use the owner would not carry home his G
IN provision---and many a tlmo and oft v
VIC p6rters kept their tongues wisely be- N
cen their teeth, very kindly desiring not o
disturb your comPlaconcy by informing al
u OF tho accident. La,
Capt. Moore, of the brig Harper, ar Ut
ed at Philadelphia, states that General VI
liroga and suite Of ten persons, had
en- assassinated at Buenos Ayres. In,
Gov. PoiNDrxrEn arrived al hatcher, 10
Iss, on the Goth ul:. I'm