Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-08
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NapoleOn's pamphlet appeaIinynn
mon sense Of England, has DO, mad. o' ''1.
impression upon the public. Aim, ,,' =. Z,
effects were neuSrallzed by il. ,ns.' ..'
ludIcrous denuncIatiOn Of the"D.s,n...
rum" Il harmless debating club pea, ~ p.
Bar, London, which has since he.,,-,. ut:
exhdustIble storchouse for all the NJ, ,.' T.
ty papers. Punch has made the he,, VI.
but the following letter which ,nne,,. u y
Tne Weekly Dispatch, paper O., in. .
circulation, is worthy 10 have been ~.
By Dickens or Thackeray: '"''.
MIR. EDITOR: When | got IN IN W.
day mJruiug, | little thought my,o,,,,
that turn out to be. | was BY 10 rs u
aware of the space occupy 10 the &C. -.'o,
France aud Of all Europe. Rea !Iuo 49,, -
ond edition Of TIE Tunes | foupi ,.. &C.
out. IL was late in the evenin,-v.
shut up soon, for my employer dJe.o,,
prove of the Early Closing moyemen,
he says only leads To all Sorts OF n enc "-.-
mischief-that perused the Emvegr ~
Icons pamphlet. There see how tbo
TIMES Of the world hang upon tue DE-.
Of the Discussion Forum lie tbirG.
are too hard upon him, aId if we c,1,..'.
he must give up the English alliance %
gcide-is it permitted under certain ci,,a.
stances?' That was the question We .,'..
upon, and little did some Of US dream -
terror our debate would create in p,,,
Perhaps | had my ideas. | secont4, II.
question in the alternative. John B.u,b,.
Rssper opened the debate RasperI. 81
lis voice Is tremendous and his action
foe imitation OF Mr.. BronterFe O'Brsr
lie filings his head, limbs and bo1y q, Pa.
audience as | may say, and shakes then +.
As # be wished to pitch them at the De- nj.
can't do that myself tried. and ,n..
bIed over. So stick by the D.sraclI .,,.
| fold my arms aud look over nv should.
Ii was in this whitening attitude tha; ii
my eye upon pale faced chap with -
black mustaches, that seemed u be rEir,
bis observations of the DISCUSSION. H.
not say | fixed il ssernly, and poured Sd,
casm after sarcasm upon all pauders u =
rants. That, sir, is what has trnugb, d.
into notice: am as sure OF il as II | Locke,
over the Emperor's shoulder when be "
writing in the Tooleries It's as if cgg.j
see that pale faced fellow saying 10 bin
The rest Of 'em a'n't much. bu, Wapp, !.
dlngerbus: hes the Ca--lh- u tla,.r,,e,f'
Well, sir, when | read the pamphlet cllt
say felt easy. 1t Is agree Ible TO be i..,.
gulshcd; but [ don't fancy being r1weloa.
Traitors Gate in the Tower, to he hca,
drawn and quarterei. as We see the D.a.r
Buckingham at tue Princess. 5 lu.rt
cep mLcl that night, nor indeed since, a:
| wish to put 1t to you, Sir, whether the les.
luton we came 10 after three night, a3Yll,
ed debate has anything 10 IT likely IL a0ls
into trouble by unaettlng the peace VI Eg.
rope. We considered and disputed egar
word Of It till Risper said, IN his uOpieA'sm
dare devil way, that we made IL ~ Letter
than diplomacy. Ii was finally settled 'tg.
Resolved unanimously, tina; R"glcIIc .b
dIsagreeatIe proceeding, though II may b
attended with muitiarIOus results DU
think, SIR, that British jury wil cOe9e-,u
make much OF that against u! J. lttTelt:
" parrIcIde, or anything Of tLat sorl! H..
is, for myself may say, we've fallen VI
il quite unknowingy. Besides, I've s&
in the dictionary, and 'Reg!cidc' means a...
ing King whereas LOUIS Napoleon /. az
Emperor. think Sergeant Parry c'C!
make ,mothipg O; that 10 defence Of u.
After a restless, agitated night, lIo,c ,'.
fore daylight, though it was very cold, toa
peal to Raspcr in The business. lie 'aer'
up seven pair in Aldermanbury. ! rGs.a!
up the stairs before be Was out o! bed, Sh.c-
was a regular wiuder. 50 that ! could crI
stand gispiug while be took his braces 90!
made cuts at me, observing, l0u---I''
what the - brings you here, wasIrcr'
got my breath aud explained the case, !
could get nothing rational from him. but ;5,a
be is always bunt upon larking. Al The
rum, Sir, be took IL quite by surprise, o..
male US vote that Nero was the mott an.iaIs
OF men, except perhaps DOml'IalOn, aud "a''
great promoter OF Christianity by selui2Ol
Christians as shining lights IN Rome -
contrary to our rule 10 Introduce any b''.a.
cal subjects without notice, and We hA%.
time to get up in the Greek history, iI.u2-
every body was ashamed to own that bed.las
know all about il. II is only Mr. OK,
Finsbury, that always has history AZ BIZ 30.
gers ends. and 20 Rasper made US vote '.h
be proposed. Of course soch man Is o."
to be depended on. Therefore, Sir, ! '@
the question to you as to any danger l.i.i
to happen to us from our eloqueucc byi''
bye, we shall hold committee, 20 M,biN
evening, and il We do influence she desa'.i
Of Europe, why we do; and you mag ~!
upon it, whatever we resolve IN we WIN
com muuicate to you as some r
for the trouble DOW given BY
Your very obedient Sevapi, ,,s,
"SAMSON WAPP>
mo. III, Old Jewry"