The native American., 1838-01-20
THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW AND U. STATES
MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY. M

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Is to be expected what with attending fast in
creasng fast increasing subscription
stonr hammering into the stubborn enemies of the Ma
ves with broadsdes well laden with canister and grape
that could read carefully every article in this
number. We have read some, and others have Dip
ped into only The contents of interest and of varied
TALENT exhibiting proof that the contributors both
numerous and active.
The Supreme Court Of the United Siates Sc-is very
powerful Staesrghts paper and embellished with bril-
liant portraitnres of the Judges. 1S
The sketch of the great and good Marshal is beyond
compare. is..e rs, szst.l.5 f.
The Familist,s Hymn, BY Whthier.- Melancholy and
not over meodious in that vgor for which the
Quaker Poet is, in our mind, distinguished
apeiles.- Interesting and picturesque.
The Monuments Of Greece. Poetry-The author is ia
mIiar to every lover Of American genius and these lines
are spirited and classical This piece has made
noise since its appearance The author out in the
National Inellgencer, and said that he had been mua
ted To this Justitia reoined defending the Maya
zine &C. H." 1--WE wish we could mention his modest
but brilliant nancy having discovered who "Justa" was,
inserted in the National that he could take farther
tice Of the Latin anonymous In Wednesdays paper the
mask is removed in measure and "Jnstta, raven
Gus for abuse and docity parades forth in the foreign In
itials of s.H c. Mel Here ends the mystery to US as
deep as the celebrated Iron Chest with shayngs in the
world astounding enigma Of Myers Agency. We would
advise &C. H." to be content and give his thoughts no
more to quarrellng with with such outlandish sig
natures. s rltss 5saf
Foot Prints on the Sea Shore By Hauthorn.-Beantifal
beautiful. We have never with these two anxious and
hoping eyes the old and mighty sea, but we
have heard sailors talk of have seen it in fine paint
inpshave heard it roar when child in the old conck
i Al, f~kla b,rftI
foam bearing waters we have not seen, and 1t Is a
great sorrow with us that we ignorant of the ee-
ments Of natures but Hawthorn has brought the vision be-
i Cre us nerfect to the imagination. How clearly see
4 heavng and painting on the shore if its great hear
,. hreakinq with majestic thoughts; and thank the
;ed author for thus giving fresh glimpse of the AT
I,nt,c The Editors should feel proud of this glorious
contributor.
An Incident, &c. &C. By Brum-Very pretty. We are
s,t admirers Of Bryant-but that is of very little
seouence when all the world differ with US in that parti-
cular.
11s G,noda Ouestion.-Every citizen of the United
States sbon,d read this very able and lucid exposition
W. are clad to see the Democratic Review taking ground
with the Nativesbnt take care friends else the grIstlJ
fbear Of the Globe will claw you tor daring TO advocate an!
thing that smacks of native land The fGiooe goes 10
money. not country and that's as plain as pike staff
1--we doubt though whether the Democratic intended
!. HELM our cause--it must have been mistake.
aaron Burr Davis Life All but the writer Of thi
article has the "spy in Washington" on the hip Sham
Mr. Davis, to be caught ina Dragging paragraph
about what you knew of Burs mistresses We don't be
ve one half we hear of Burrs irresistible power wit
be gentler SEX is bugbear to fghten old maids in
: 70 color with sensible people-want none of IT,
Political Portraits rith Pen and Pencil. Mr. RIvEs-
Pretty severe upon the ilustrious Conservative ana
I'll would not suppose that he grateful Tor the poor ana ur
It atterng attempt at likeness that accompanies the nc
i lt,ce of his merits and demerits