Irom the .igugiu Ciyunicir.

THE NEW ENGLAND CHARACTER


NINDIC ATED.

81 would suppose him TO be a New Englandern


One of.ur; .NDuGie's Constituents.
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81 would suppose him To be New Englander"


One Of Ir WDuGie's Constituents.


Mr.. ETNor: Who is New Englander9
will answer the question. He is "A de.
scendant Of the Pilgrims who preferred
death to bondage, who, for the sake OF ci-
vii and religious liberty, left the splendid
abodes Of slavery, hraved the dangers Of the
ocean, and fixed their residence among the
savages in the wilderness. These same
Pilgrims under the auspices of Liberty, pa
tiently endured every privation, and tri-
umphed over every danger. They wrest-
ed the tonahawk from the hand of its cruel
possessor, and turned the wilderness into
fruitful fields.


Who is a New Englander? One who has
been taught from his infancy, the strictest
rules of morality and religion; viglantly to
guard his own, and equally to respect the
rights Of others; through his own enterprise
and industry he seeks independence; he cul-
tivates his farm with his own hands, and
lives by the sweat OF his face, he is Fl ee and
happy--doubly happy, in the freedom and
happiness of all around him.


Who is New Englandeil He is we'll
known in every country and in every cline:
he makes the produce Of the ocean add to
the riches OF his Country; he gathers wealth
amidst the SHOWS and ice of the Polar re-
gons; for him Arabia yields her spices; his
ships navigate every sea. and return richly
treighted with the produce Of India and If
the Isles of the ocean; his Enterprise is pro-
verbal from the Arctic to the Antartic cir
Gle. .


WHO'S a New Englander? Ask at home,
who has introduced the arts and sciences
amongst youf Who has raised and d.corat
ed the lofty temples that adorm your city,-
! Who has cuI.ch"S-. (. Lv h,lng its stares