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Plain dealng.- he States-Cencral, or
National Assembly, convened at the COM
mencement Of the revolution in France,
was composed in great measure of the ba-
sest Of characters, such as sharpers and
swindlers, and iow-bred knavish petiifog-
gers. In this group was farmer OF the
name Of Gerard an illiterate man, and IN
manners and dress mere peasant, but pos
sessed or much honesty and good sense.
One Of the orators of the assembly termina-
ted long speech,by asking Gerard what he
thought of the assembly. think, said
Gerard" rising in his place, and looking
gravely around him, :" think there are !
great many scoundrels among US.