The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-27
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DEPORTMENT

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Mn. EpIToh ~.
As you have intimated wish 10 your last hat
! should continue ny remarks On ibis subject end
as ihere is much more which migblbe ssld, hhage
concluded 10 devote anothel sheet 70 the same.
Some NAV object 10 This anonymous whiting.
but have many reasons and examples which
might be adducpd 10 support Of The plan, eng A.
uo1Q-t the resi- shall mention iWo-7 kHsl, ihat
gIest literary wonderful The reign Of George III,
which riseske pyramid 10 she vide vaste otlhe
past, whose a0thur and linisher ~ alike unknown
and which still stat nOminis umbroy and perhaps
will 10 the end Of time. NJ one knows who was
the author of.'Junius' Letters" Besides this,
have The beauifuI example Of Ella, whose notes
thrilled the nerves of old Brhlania BY escgsl
SPELL like the famous AEplian sounds o. Pasca-
gous which are nlkc sweet and mysterious. And,
by the way, speaking of the charming Ella, brings
/ Il ny mind striking passage which gl63samid
i've caskel Of Jewels ilbpecullaF ustle- i ls ap-
Iprnpus TO the present subject. end ! doubt not
will be highly esteemed by your readers, although
Il Is 4 little uhceni. H5ii4 ~ alr goNfn
In his Essay on Modern Gallantry.n helm
troduces the adgppbls character Of Mr Joseph
PAIGE as model Of true ppllteness, he bad not
one syalem Of attention 20 females in tbs drawing
room, and smother 10 lhelshoF OF a. the slalh Tie
never lost sight Of ser, Of Overlooked Il 70 tne
casualties Of disadven'ageous situation lie
would stand bare-headed TO q servant GIL, whne
she was ENDURING the way 10 sOtne street, iFbsneh
i Posiu,e of uniotced icivins. a. neither 70 elE-
barrass her il the acceptance, not himself n he
offer ofit.-Al this was attributable TO certain
IepFimaHd he had received from his lady-love 10
early life, and which Ella. tells in the following
mannen 81 4v.,
mr. ,: - r:..N -. -ov.r ~ ,,;ads
but in his youth he paid bis addresses 70 the beau
tiful Susan Winsta6Iey, old Winstanley . daGgh-
Ter, OF Clapion, Who dying in the early days Of
their cou,lship, confirmed 10 him the resolution of
perpetual bschelotship II vas during their short
coartshp. he told me that be had been treating his
mistress with prOfusion Of civil speeches-,he
common RaIlanlr,rs, 10 which kind Of thing she
had hitherto manifesied no fepugnahce-hut in
this instance with no tfTecl. He could hot obian
from her decent acknowledgement IN return,--
She rather seemed 10 resent his compliments, He
could moi sci il down TO caprice. for the lady had
always shown herself above hat lnlle1ess. When
he ventuied on the following day, finding her
little bette FhumouIed, TO eEposlnlale with her Oh
her coldness Of yesterday she contested, with
her usual ftankners, that she had sort oil dis
like TO bis attentions; that she could even endure
some hieh.Hown compliments. that a young wo-
man plAced IN her situation bad right 10 expect
all sort Of civil things said 10 hef that abe hoped
she could digest dose Of sduaiiBn, short otInsn-
cerily with as little injury 10 her humility as most
Young women: but ihal, little before he had
commenced his compliments, she had overheard
him b. accident, in rather trough language, rating
voanR woman who bad not brought home bic
crsya,s quito TO the appointed time, and shs
though, 70 herself, "As / an Misc Susun VIM
s,saIey. and Young lady, : feputed beauty, and
known 10 be 4 fottnne, can have my chOies Of
The finest speeches from The mouth or this very
fine gentleman who is counting me; but # had
been poor Mary Such.a-one, (HGming the mill
ner j and had failed Of bringing home the cTavas
10 he appointed hour, though perhaps had set
up half The night 10 forward them. what sort Of
IcamoIiments should have received ihepi And
NV woman's pride come TO my assistance; end
Thought that ifh were only 10 DO ne honour, ie-
male like myself, might have teceivsd hAndsomer
usape; and was determined not to accept any
fhe speeches, 10 the comDromse Of that ssx, The
belonging IL which was after ell my strongest
claim and lille TO them" " rea
81 think the lady discovered both generosity
and Just way Of thinking, IN this rshuks which
she gave Der lover; aud have sometimes i'm
agined, that The uncommon strain Of courtesy
which through life regulated The sctlOns and De,
Ihaviour Of my friend towards ell Of womanklnd
lindiscriminaiely, owed IFS happy otig'n 70 this
seasobabs lesson from helps Of hIs lamsndisd
MISTRESS =. ,..rs.,f
Some may think the fair Miss W. rather ultra
in her feelings, and 100 austers IN her esaanetO-
wards the man Of her choice; but suppose she
felt herself Il
Il D. "-- womAnl nay . woman wropgd'
And when oor sex, from injuries take IRE,
Our soltness turns 10 fury-and cur thoughts
Breathe elegance and destruction. :
Not ev'n the soldiers fury raised IN war
The rage Of tyrants. when defance stlngs 'cml
The prjde 81 ptiests, 20 bloody when 10 Powerl
Are balf 80 dreadful &c wetnanls Vengeance"
= GRONnEUSE.
- NH 'eAa
EvAouA4loN DAY.--NovednbsI 25Ihsig always.
spent as great gala day in the city q New
York, II is in commemorative Of The evacuation
of tho city BY the British troops 10 lIsSs The
day was ushereddn by the 6sins q saloes, from
the hallety, answetsdby return salules, from oFls
Washington and 1rompkins and McGowan's pass.
A rfaud review was heldin The Washington par
ade ground, IN presence OF The Governor eod
y IL. anal