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a patriot of the same stamp, with the a.
bove mentioned gentlemen, IN an Grafton de-
lisered year or two since, which has accj,
dentally fallen into our hands, decIaims most
yociferoUsiy on federal opposition during the
late war, and on The refusal OF Gov. Strong. 10
deliver up the militia, to be disposed OF at Mr.
Madson's pleasure and discretion. What
laurels be triumphanty demands, Of bis all
admiring and enlightened audience, were &c-
quired by the federal party during that con-
test He then notices the capture Of Castine,
and other places where the ajority of the in
habitants, in their politicks, are perfectly Coz
incident with his own. After the services
were ended, wag, who, by the importun!!.
ties of democratick acquaintance had been
prevailed on to accompany him to the theatre
where our orator was to display bis elocption
and talents, was asked by his friend, hoo he
liked The oratiop "Why, well enough
was the reply, g but the young mans memory
was rather short. Had been at his elboW,
while he was recounting bis list OF federal
teats, would have added another, which be
permitted to pass unnoticed." All What
IS that said the astonished democrat
i" Why" replied the other " the victory At
|BLADENSBURGH, whose heroes perfectly
agreed with Hud5ras, that


He who in battle runs away,


May live 70 fight another day,


But he who is in battle slain,


May never live to fight again !"
and, therefore, some of them, very wisely,
took the advice given by The friend TO honest
Launceiot, $ to take to his heels and run :,
others, like the Duke Of York, turned their
heads to their /" horses tails, (when he
beard the sound Of pare Ia,'') &c. and, con-
tinued the wit, am uncharitable enough to
believe, that this aight, on the part of certain
great characters, proceeded from that discre
tiop, which honest Jack Falstaf defines = ths
better part Of valour," and that they therefore,
were unambitious TO possess that honour.
which the corrupter of Prince Halls juvenile
years, justly observes, cannot set TO leg
no, nor an arm; nor take away the grief of
wounds which has no skill in surgery, and is
but mere word air; trim reckoning,
which he possesses that died Wednesday
which he neither feels nor hears, and to which
he is wholly insensible which viii not live
with the living, because detracton will nor
suffer il II which, TO conclude the catechisns
Of this hero, whose name, 10 use his osyn Ian
guage. was SO terrible 10 the enemy" was
mere 'scutcheon. g he laurel wreaths 10
which refer, were won by iederaiists, andp
------- unable TO hear more, our good dem
ocrat quilted his held of his friends arm; slq
walked off