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huvin.,.cou\'cucJ to r ccCII'C tum) aul Vl - . " Un uonrd ot the .o u t the TeJtcl, Oct. !?S, 1799. . t .,~ tu the ~l nyor, who IIIIDl• l iatoly J e ll ve l - ship of war Scl·ap;!<, ~~ . my loved and no hie f.-it>nd

:~t i~l a ,·cry feeling n ud iotcrc5tlll() ma nner? n " A t h_o~~:t~,i~,:~h~~~ sa fl~t ctiu.l~ti C lctlcr he did me •·ou••rutulator·y a wl cx ocllc ut udJreJs, to wi~ ICh {~; tl~~~~~~) of "' i!ir.g to n:e frolllllhc II_~vr~,. ~~i

<> J t amlaorill r.l - 1 d me j()r tiH· • nngcts " uc the G<·ncral gave" , }tort, nw e> ' . b , wh ich S'n·at Y rcwt~l ~. r~ waut ing lO l:Xprcss how blc rtoply, with nll the fcch_ng w h tch ma y ~ h:~ vc· ovC'rcomc. ~\. ol~ .. ~~tv I vulue, und how mu rh 1 .uppo!ct.l tv hu,·c u~i tul cJ fu m al the momcu t . much 1 estCP!nl hhO·'/- ~~~-hip ·md nfiection of the

. I 1 b t ve re too wi•h t" rncnt, t e 111' 1

" • • .• 11 We h~an.l thc 1cciprocal uul r e•scs, u ' - .·. U e n••m l lc l\lnrqui!' de L u r nyc c . k t t.1 A me• r< nn ' ..1 . 1 1 am •d tb u:1 much interested in the !ccue to ta e no es, a u ,. 1 1101 very much couCC'I' Il!'u ~ll.tu ns h c . · •

' · · 1 • '·era ' wh 1ch you r cccrvcu h·n c not yet hecu ub'c to Ol1 l 11111 cup1C9. derstand t lilt " 'Y 1111/nU I I . . r . 'l'he l;c11e ra l was t hcu iutruJuced by the from L'Oricnr, wc •:e so illy ci\o

1m.posc

1d· . ~ IS a~~~:

. r • c; r hnt rhci1· JJndys hrps, t hl' 1 usPS, towe\ cr t; _n .\ layor to cad• membcrol th e v ommon ou n- _,. 1 10

• b t• 0

•1 th~ hank s o f t he He:lrcon, . h ' 1 'ccn u rn g I 1cy •'Y - • · • · -

<: il.antl took t~cm ull i.Jy the hand, alte r w IC l will 11 0 1 dispcn!'c thci1• fnvou 1·s to t he sons o f 1'\cp-Ahlcrmnn Cowt.lrey offe red n r·esolut iun t but the tunc , cspcc;all_v while I hey a1·e Govcrnor"s Ruotu, i n the Uity Hu ll, shu ultl I c n.v bounding !-Hin:"~• nn<l r • 1<l ~ winds th" t.lnw,

A lt.u rnuto tn•s'd in nir, or Mlltk tl' s:tndH helow. •• t the ~~C'neral's ~en-icc ourin; his ~ t ny here , to rrct:i\·c the visit~ of his fr iends, and tha t th< llonrJ di~IJt'nsc w ith the o1·tlinury busrucss and immedia te ly adj ourn. whicu was uu nuimo u<.h :lloptcJ, nut.! the bonn! ndjou rued to meet n~ : , o'C'Iock oo \ Ycdncstluy ucxt .

• Geo. L b. FAY.t,;TTF. w as then eoml uctcu 1 y ( •Cu. i\l ortoo to the steps iu front of t he H all where he rece ived the mn; r:hiug- salute of th ~ who~c corp: uf the mi litary, and appea red much ; mt11icd wttll t heir a ppearaucc. H e bowed to the officers as the y po~sed nrHl cottl ·' t . • u uo sup-prcs3 n SUllie ot the appearance of severa l ltl -ly men wl .1 • C er

. l O pus!cu m thl! procc~si on . I lllll f< b · · WI! 10 UI

. on~t~, rm:;mg to his m intlthc recollect' Ol CODtlllental oO)dicr~ . lOll

After the review 1 Port r;t it Room .' le was cont.luc(cu to t h~

' where he rceoivctl 1 ~ratulutious of his o!J b . t 10 con~ rtithrt:n , 1 rucrn bct·s of the c· . . arms, the

llllluy of Ulc c' t ' IDt>l llna tt Socie ty , uutl of ' r tzens. At r, o'cl

took his seat io tl b . ot·k, he aga in \1 te nrouo•b h '· th .

orton t' 11 1 ' ' • 1 lc of G • o uwetl by th en. OIOn C ouncil . . e lne nl he re uf the Corn

10 CUTI'IU"'e> d ~ the en \'airy t 1 ° ·' llJl "'11~ l'~cor·tcu b ' o t1c roon Y the City Hotel 1'. IS prcpnreu for him 'lt

• >loaiJw • rtt tho time the cnr rt'·.,. .luy w as full of oitizeus co dctl '1oC u rew 1 u the 5leps nil h· lp, an•.l us he a~-loud 1 ·lls we re tr

c leer~ ~ere g.iYen b o I, nut.} lh t·ee Willen th (' "Y tho muttttu·' c • C'l ~> ra\ ra• . " e• Upon ... .,, •aiu T c<: l tlt• n•ad l!ll· ' r . - IIA:q;:s l'll'J .. J· " • '''lle. 1,

t ..,t.Tlo,o~ .~·n: w ~o; , •· .xs r on \loun . dowu . l. I.O.'IJt, ·\ t ' Al •

IIJ <'lllllp~n . (j 0 l'j,,._k I S ~ V Wttn U • I St.( IIIOj lh loU~ rcp n•t . IC t:OI'J II•I'rt t iltll l

·\ ~ • • pr<>p:ar,.d h . ~ o a to~ bl soun Hs he uonll.l l•bl· . ) , I r . .l '!nninc;~ .

e, I.e" cut w· I •lin -rcl•·•,>c .·,. Ill a J' • . ' l>Ul to

~IJCots to tl ow ln.,llll~ tu e WI le \1•1,low o l' (' - P11Y hi~ 1·t~

"•;e residence he~ ' " ll. ll ~~tll .Tu :-; . .1\1! the pi Pt>ut the ~"Ch • ' u t

· in,. b . . necs or.l,tthli . •ug . o rlli rantty ill . c reoort, Wet·e 1 'l

llue to t\ 1 I lllllt n:neu, un I n~ fl l' en~ r,. eru · ' IIIIIc h .

ele elthibit l un~s li,.. tl. c int . . . p r;u'e i~ ,, . l!t h)• li I . er Co l ilt•• v lly 1J t ;;'ll tn,. lh o ~Jlc~'t n .

o cl ' l 'l "' <' Whnl t story Co I ' lO ft•ont Win I C I•Hl\ o(' the• I rr Plll·c iu l.ow . ~lf l h Cltel'll wJ . ·h nu111bers Will e ~t·co11li

nc ll't• r 1 the · 1 l>•l lo,l luu . c ~'Xh ihit t.lu. lu luwi11 ..

IIJ•, ltll II n'l'} I IU <.'Uch, by ' ' . , (_' • ~l<: ( Urt('.

' · LA l•' \\". . l:1" l'E.

" l n truth , my dear G(!ncra l, I nm olmosl nf; sorry that you lm'IIP uot I.Jecn a hie to undc1·stnn d my m ean ­ing, ns if l h nd heen ndurC'3s ing myself to- a fnir lady . The !'n cluscrl kPy W!li, however . unlock the p::tst cliflicnlty, nr.d e11ah!e you fu lly to see what l so much wish you to unde rstand. l will !'end y ou, v!'­r y !4oon, n little wm·k whr d1 shall be better fini shed

1.hnn tha t fro:n !.'Orie nt ; and, in the Mean time a machine, to which the p r esent key is adapted is for­warded through the han rls of D oc1. Bnncroft in case you llhou:d ha,·e spoiled or thrown away the ~e for­me,·Jv sent.

,"the -~ate u•·ntnlitics o~ th_c Bri tons, in America, fil, me " llh horro1· und tnch,.nation . Thev for,.ct that they are m en . J I b 1? . · . <> t he - I . . . an e tcve •wtlung w ill bring tion~ to t ten scnst·s but the most c:s.empJ.u·y r c talia-

" Dcmclais is ordered t p .· past conduct. 0 aus, to answet· fu r his

:· J wrsh to nn~l\·er . . . . . potnts which . h "\cry pa 1 ttculnl'!y , the tllrcc

" .1 1 ~ ou :\\'<.' propouut.lccl : st. \lever me:lnt to ask

VICe:., either from F' ' a reward for my scr-1 . l rnnce or Ameri ) 't •c npprolnttiou of tl C en ; cous<Jquent-

st·css, is "U the ~"rntircn)oc tlourtl and of !he Con-" C)d 1 . o 1 n Htt ca .· h fi - · ~·ct tnt<'nd .• to lm 1 n.k n "IS or.

mnst excrtton of r::ny nbir ~ el't, . e whatever the ut­?f the common caus lll~s "' ' II reach, Ill snp ort :" flltut·e be entt.;stc~· t~s fa~· a_s the_ force that I:,all ~-~,to succeed. (I ho"e ,m.\ dlrr.ctton mny e nable \\II be bett r• 1 IOWC>t•r f . L'O .· c r composed tl ' my utm·(' fo l·ce of t~•ent.) 1 umst sn il fro:n~~;~ ';hen l !'ailed fi'Om thi . e n!'xt mouth, h ecausc I ~c ·<':-.clan the coul·sc

s •oad. · l\t \ . s ups cnn t . Yet know Y < esttnnti.on Ol' l· • ~o retnam in ll'<!e your tt.'lt, but 1 need not tci!Ol~l<' tt·om henc!', I

":.!d l a~c. . ) nu that I wish to 1 • t ts now · . JCcu done ll~ o , tn Ynto to sa . w l . tton . hut I ' · . .} car~. ngo ". I ) I a t r.ntght hn·.-c n r. ' ' u cltevr• ; r ' ll 1 tlu-. force Th o~c". n•4l,ht Yet P~~tropcrly :supported at you llll'n-

"1 c ts 110 ..., 1R • • orm \'cry cs . 1

sea, such nnd on!' w t1"., • <it:1g. you 1 • ''iCnt ta, service Sltn · Ott 11 \\ISh · "-110\Y 0"' . -r·l'n or saa .r. <'llher t c ~ .. d· .,arnst l>tonn~ of 1 · ~• •On·c A ,.\ot 0 . , nr t llllhiug upon ~ . !: 1 betic"" Yo ~ to out-sa~l n

lfUnH!tt t. J k - l•ch suu j "ct~ I. u ''now Illy wa'-· '

1} (., IIOW \ '0 ' '• ~ltu\l ~· . -'

th cg ('apt. R · · . u ~"ilnt no ·. 011l'~ you no .e e~tt·ncr I' ICot s Jl i!t I p, "'hJitrr.

' '' tt h tl 0 my Jot'l' • 'vn, fot· 1 · in th

1' ' . Srrnpis he · ""' · th,,t in 11

1nnng- said, in

no e Pilo t bont' f PrPvcntc~l '..., . ~." cngn•.-enwnt w fin(\ t h • 1'0111 I" • •u) Ollt • , "'

had • ill this d'd On11n"" 1 \:Cr:; nnd m en ' rctun I , ' not I ,.. o lllv ·ts . ,

lhp ncti 1C<. I O th!' V , 1'1\'jlPI) ti\i , S IS \ :1\ICC. 1 B.icltlll'don, Wit hout hit C~)g",•nn,.,, au the J'lior:-IJO:It \Vns a ht I Hccording t"tng boar·~t~rl ·~tlt thl! ntilidlo> of COtne 0 I c \'c~el) l ° Cn tltnin n h> fion Hommp rlay ton h?arct th~ . oo , that {'nn.t ~"rot 's oa·der~ . I ,. ' oncr I !Son II ,. :l.tn R: . l" ' cnt<'~;t. nc his. omnlc p· •

1 1cor dtd n(lt

tng: Bu';nag ,ilal>lc ~~SIStance, w~:~ lard, the next ~~l 'l!cd to ~ : ~ :sl! n t·c II ~Arcss. alltl th rt ~ w~s in th<-

' lillg rn ltrn f(lr I t'~. An I l t..• !: t ~nnl '11ls t\y-1 wt.ole, c} ll!"'' a,,~lot. firing:. ,'h 1\ln muC'h more Pru,J~ I\t o~~~~•n lllcnt h l:tnlti"S' ln}~n- 1 t_<J l.nndl\is fot·l

c cr, ~lilt i s a:; HC'I \'c\ :'l s h~~'t· \ I pun the n m~l, w'tt ll ·,'nc a !':Cnsibll'

\\' ' O l . I I . 1!1 ~ \\'ISh tO

. th he 5 dest ined to I oe f,,r ther connected. t' L~~ !If con need t hat hP. cover the descent an~ am ~~cat l!O ~tr to himsel f,

ld have ~:xecuted Jl n·nh g t - .· , ·c., m nn t r :: n · wou 1 . :1 • the c 1 1 1 .•. mo ·• ' had not the g~ f'-~f WI£( ' ~n blc. 1 'ihtll coi· :-•!C! tl.J e d•'rt •J .thC OCSigl' l'nfi!'aCtr;f. , i!>H•r 300 tjo }! ~!' cl:a:·-

rl.,. r ;n •Y•Y lt•tti'~ to t he '' J U ·d• 0 · ·oFI ::liso of I e "' • ( 1 • N'Y ,::oo p.n • , ' _ .• . r ~. , ,_t, cc. '"-VI! " ~ . d 1 w is;h to be 1 • · - • .J . . • f r.· t ('o t t• ••o\lau, a n I tltc n u:lr• t ?~ •; .•<tf• • . .- , . : 1 '- t• nr ships.-. d - . h •lt Ill fu~~ . ' .v.l ,l uC "" 1 ':t.••lce:-nc "' 11• . e1

1r.. 1 v m·· 'l!Ji ~tor. sincP yon de-l r ' • I '(1'-l ~f·t'l)t... p <1'" .f · ' r { , ~" · \ .. J ,J :•r· · •t thid~ il,-· ~ the ries1re o1 gorJJ wns 1 \-.' ' ' -crmo:Jt ~t•Jlj,, 1 o: 11 t. m tnr bre-4st vf a ny ~a r~-• t :· ~· u~_:~n,. ~1 ,- :-om •"lmd a t tl1e !tm~ "1\e left LOn-• ta. ~ · t · ' "-"'"-• •· ,.,

' t r nr. d .·• the J·ust t itle o f I .. l f:, a:! cvt•r ht: !•rou t o m r;t h . : . ,

I • nr 1 ''<l'<'lll·s vcnr "·ct·v afi•:t::t!Onate a1'd fa,th-nrY r: . -• .., '~ - > "'Ul ~ ~S " I fll\ f"it: ml -.nd IH!rvanl , J. 1 '~ • JO. ·

I I .'' ' 'Ti cr.-t!J.·: ~ tu.ve r c.::i.>iVcd bUch f'! lcttcrL.>\ F .\ YETTE. ;. rb, ;,nry, I .:S.

I l •'rom an English p aper .

On the visit of General L a Fayette to Jlmerica. SEE f'recrlom 's champio n full of years,

T he pride of the F reeman's s tory,

Aga in across the Atlantic steers,

To t he land of his form er g lory !

The old World's nig,h t he lea\·es behind, The morn of the New is befo re him-

And the ocean i.; calm, and t he wincls are kind, .i\11(1 the he a ,·ens shine mild ly o "cr him.

And sec ! on the ~horcs uf Frcctlurn's lauJ , A nation is foudly !' Hay ing,

And a.sk in r, each billow tlut bre:lks on its str:lnd, '\'\Thy their "Guest" so long is dcl:.tring •

He comes! he lands ! and ~hous:1 nd arn~3 Are stretched at once to Cilfol d hi m ·

And Libc ry cla~ps him in all her c.lm:-m~, Rejoicing again to behold him ;

Sublime from he,· throne in the \Vorid uf the \.\"est \ She extends the sceptre he ga ·;c her , '

\\'hilc the millions around hrr cry, " Hail !'1 to their I " Guest."

The Hero who conquered to s~,·e her.

Olt ! who_ would not CIH'Y the ~;oc- likc ;'t i~e And tnumph his soul is feci j11.,.

'While the So11s of those Si res"', ,._110 foug,ht by h is siue

Their gratitude thu s a re revealin tT t

T hose Sires now sle!' . 1 " · \ \'I P 111 t •c a r ms of thei r fame

l!'~c soon he shall hasten to find t\ . , Butthelr spirits ' Ill lem ,

'\-·. Stt lear ami appron! the accla 't l" mch he ye t · · · "

rs enJoymg behind them. l3ut who j <: 1 ·

\ r • IC, With locks SO white

\ ho comes u . 'T· 1 , ) so many surroun<leu '

IS t te ,, Fa the r" ·I . . . T "1o fi rst 111 •\ · '-

he tnnnpet of l'b . - - men ca" right •. t Cl I) sounc1ed !

\\ tth ftlial awe the And crowd:; !l t tend

weep while his tear , \Yhile he c.liun· • 5 arc fl owin;; :--

.,:. ronml the neck r l . . . Ant.l seems to hi · . 0 115 an..:tClit fr;cnd,

i\ s uo~n ,n gro,\ it·"' 0\V LAf'AYl::TTl ' I I '<>' 'l'J ' ' t Ill b ) .

1e Proudest tl . t u r IS cor.l..: , ' \ ' I lat Cl·or l . l!'n thou sh., . jJUSSC( 0 Cl th !'P

T .. rc t of true I , han ali who ha. . g orr :1 mightier Sl' rn

\ 'lC {!.O!IcbcC · · . 1 nd g\owin"' f . . O\c tr 1<Je.

S "' or \'Cr tn F . hal! th e tr iu, I anic s bri ~r}n k,·

B<' the np 1 thou now ;:, · ' polc~st;tr of I art reapi n"'

\ \"hen tl 10pc to the r . . o ' D . IOtt an \\"i<h \1' atl'lot s eye'.

um.fncs J.' b AS lB.:-; _ . ' c • ~.J ]"·'· GTO.:'\ slcC!Il'' .. , V ... J . ~ " t:t •

Th t~ · it'l}·1. - \\' . H . ,.o,,,1, 1 ' '1 lt;\nts of .. l -11 . j 1 · ·Y l <:';t: vat 1 ' \ ' t age m Oran0'0.

' rtt 11 rr et to . . o · ,., .:: ·.,'..,r, ~ 11<\n'\c de ... . t c .tl\ thc1r plnce La. 1 ••h..ln.., , ,n f Ill () \ • , I , '<<, ,• · ('\ tl r . • J ll1er tcan::., a.C, the

~ _;1 ru h· 0 •' n I . J 1 ....,, C1~ . La F:tyC'tt~ .

Clinton'tJ .Jld ~ of the roceptio:~·c.-.·sto Lali'ayette.-In ' last Wn k of G en ere.\ L ..,., our account 'fhcn rice h 1 b _3 - ~e w e n. .r ayett . P and dear t y we collle o; D e wit t Cl~ ornitted to t' em Albany, Nor think thy dnughtcrs far from thee : DBPARTURF. OF GEN, LA l"AYETTE. the Now ~nton, in PUisua:en I;n thut the H~n. Colunthia s daughters, lo ! wo bend, On Wedncsdn lon \V ASIIIXG'J:ON, Scpl. 9.

ty, o f wlu~cJ ark ~terary a ndePohiln. rc~uest from And claim to cull thee Father, Friend ! m1il~tn1 ry prcpurali'ons ~v:~~!~r~oi~n~~l:o tbus~~o ?f 1 h e p osonluc 1 S · But · w n.:: 1 the stores were r. ll- 5 reo.,, 111

ru I witi . lB resident 1:" u oc1e- _wa., t our country's rights alone ull the usual '·us· • or te most part, dosed, & 1 u. dipl ' presented til G ImiJ~l\ d F u mess was suspondc·' t bl inrr tlu's d 0 111a of me""b"l'"'lu· e ene- 'aycttc re· Freedom's \'an~ our uiti1.nns to · · . u, o onn o ~ u ty l • ., "' ~ P I No 1 ' G 1'1 F JOm an the farewell ceromonios to

S ' lC u.ddresscd th G . n p crfonn- . twas the love of human kind- cnc_rn ~a ~t.yottc . Ab')ut 11 o'clock tho Cor-re~;~-t.l\I y \' c n e ra.tion t0 c enerai a s follows: It was the sacred cause of man- ~~~;lOts of tho dDist.rict roprurod to tho l' rosi-

o L or the Inst 't . r your chara t . It was benevolence sublime t ~ ~bso ; an ' soon n!tcrwurds, thu President, nty 1-'f' ltsp f . I -\lllOn Which I c c r, my Lik \l I ' n ten e y tho :::>ccrctuncs ol'::>tuto, tho Tronsn-ofte r to~ : 0 :':P l f .. 1·e~pect, will trC'pres~nt, and c IUt \\' tich sways the etcrnnlt?ind ! ry, mad N~vy, ( tho Secretary of \Vnr being absent . ~ on U.H y t':X . . no permtt m e t J And, benefactor of the world, . f~om tho.ctty,) the Postmaster Gencrnl, und prin-t :-; l1\1 t HC't lJ · · ])1 <'~ston of :-:r-11 t· . 0 ll" 1 1 1 · Clllnl ofhcers of tl1o rrovo uu. y \:IJ l I - tmc nt w i-n j ~ s 1cc H :; blood for a ll mankind ! ., rnrncnt. nccompnnaod r ivf'.d 'froill "J.Ll"t \.'~.· rtt.f:l l.('C , an. d wlu'clt 1."' ,llot clc _t '1' G_cnornl La Fnycttc in_ t.o tho lnrgc cntrunco hnll

u. ~ -~ ~ hen deep and dc:n thy welcome Le : I '· f \ o u r first "I)P ~ Im,ttc of yon r nwri t"' c \~ tore a nurnuor o Ctlrz.cns woro in wniling to tl - '-'- -.:~nu ncc b f ~· Nor think thy davghturs far from thee ! take lco.v_o of t.ho venerable Guest of tho Nation.

''? llHpnlse of chiY ·:tl· · <:r" the world. l'nder Daughters of human kind, we bond, ln tho mtdst of the c_irclo tho Gonornl look his gtnd!lncc of

1. " 11C se n t uncnt aJHl nnd tl stand, when the Prcstdont o.ddrcsscd him · ll

'111 0 . ' en Ig-htL·ncd j l\dCT{'nJ ~ l;t . fi cr IC I And clniln to call thee Father, Friond ! followinrr terms ·- Ill IC < J>Pl c~~eu p c or>lc- 1' 1 ·o • e _, In H.\'Or of Tl . "' . A DDRE c h u ractPr wl · ' l t,;p n.y \:ltl un el >Yu.t i. • lese lmcs were afterwards, by particular request, . ·_SS of your futltrcl\<?tl'l has llla.rked the grea.t o· t~:In ot sun~; with great swcomcss and pathos, oy Miss Eliza O~~~~~Yr~~~t~on~~~~nt~l~~r~tc.d Sftnll~s to G~nornl

' .1 c . ' .. 's Smith f \'\' l\l • · I "' Cll\O o nm nl lns dc-.J..-ou h a.Ye b . . • o orccstcr, ass. in t11c choruses of which pnrture on tho 7th ::icptcmLcr.

· con .tn l lll 11o rt nnt t · 1 the • 1 d' 11 · · ·~ · · L F I ncu n R" \''>1\lt. r: ' nc or 1n t l l' •\ m"- .} oung a tcs ~;cncra y JOillcd, and the whole was u- E:\F, nAL A AYt:TTE: t has been the gooc' "" ' ton 11ntl h · r. t ,. f d' · · · g \e!-; fu r fr,

1 •1

tn t C subs('qucnt Rt ruo·- executed with much eflcct. The General was much or uno of many o my l ~llngUishcd fellow cili-~ C('t.om f :~t Lave a 17itu.' cdtl ..

1 . .,. ufl'cct ·' d h . . . zcns,durlllgthccourscof lhcycnrnowclupsed

\\'0rld. And in 'Il l 11 .. L. o. ~ 1 0 Cl \ 'J J:t.cd eu, an at t 0 close of the smgmg, wtth eyes suf- upon your nrri\'nl at their rcspccllvu (llncos f '

fu l lifc-whctll"r• ,. 1lC ~lC tsstt1t1td 1es of your ('\'l'nt- fused in tears, he said-" I cannot express what I feel hodc, to greet you with the w. clcomo of thc

0

N:= . ~ u 1 \\ ere ca e t up t · · · · 1'1 1 l · sJ to .::n tlt>'r- ·

11, tl ·

1• • • on o <1 ct or on tins occaston ; but wul y·ou, i\Iadam present n1c iton. tc css P casmg ta t now devolves upo11

- • I(! C<Lull1t 't 0 fl r. ] 1 f b'dd' · I f h {' •t c\ of· · . · - r ln lC ,;e d-a th<" with three copies of thos-e 1iues to be " iven b me 111 ~' 0 1 mg you, 111 110 nnmc 0 the no.t10n, ' i.lfUIIC.<::, Ol ill the hull:; of lcgi -]· ( · ' " Y 'asachcu.

1 the puln ce or iu t he duJ ,.,., ..... 1

) ~ Ll l~ll-JO from you, to my three daughters."-It is wholly unnc- It wcro no longer scru;onnlllo and would be su-I - • . .,_. •" 1- you HHC C\'lll!'Cd . fi · 1 1 ' · · 1

u Ill tonnl y C\' me e el, in flc xibl , · t . t ,_ . r. ~ ccssary to add that the request was comphed with . !'Or uous, to rcco.pttu ~tc_t 10 romnr~nblc mc1~onts 1 t·tclm tc llt to l . . c m egn) -a ~>rm al- of your early hfc-mctdonts winch nssocmtcd

\

• _. t l c 1 1J ll~t : nf hhcrty and goorl govern- DUELLING. your name, fortunes, and reputo.lion, in imporish-n_t r>nt ' <~I ~mow11'<1g'~ ~J\d h ('ue\·olencc . a nd all en- :r'he _subjoined anecdote of La Fayette, con- nblo conncctio:-t wiU1 ~ho independence nmlltisto-t tre d e \ o twn to u Jl t Jw.l COin pose s the lw ppincs::;, t amed 10 a. Jetter from New-Orleans, adds uno- ry.of tho North_ Amoncnn Umon. . and elcv:ttcs t lt0. dirru ih' ()f tnnu. Of v 't . . t hor to his many c laims t t _, The purl wluch you pcrfor_mcd nl llmt tmpor-J. , • . ,.~ • • ou 1 mu ~ . . · o our es eem anu vene- t nnl juncturiJ, was markod w1th chnrnotorH so pc-u c rmpdallc al1y s :nd, _ . . ra.t10u .. It JS to be lamented, tl1~t all men, who linr, 'thnt, rca.h~ing tho fairest fnblo of untu1u1ty,

.f u::: ~u rn ~t _tc ll~Cl'lll p :·opO:Ol~t nrUJ:n possess mfiuence, do not ~mp)oy 1t us beneficially \ its pnrnllol could scn.rcely be foun!l in tho aulltenlic .0:011 en· a; n1 ardor prot\'U .1 ube n tllltn , as the _Ge neral has done, m tue present case. If records of humnn lustory. .

Non vultus in~tantis tyronni, th~J: dtd, the number of duels would be much di- Xou dcltbcrntcly and pcr~cvcn~Jgly IH?ferrcd l\lC!ltn flUU.tit solida. .. * muushcd.-Columbian Star. 1 loti, d~ngo_r, the cnduruncc of even_ hnrdslup, nnd

" lf any thin t b · d I tho pnvut10n of every comfort, m defence of n The example of your illustrious life \ \ ill b e felt 1 t L F . /f. ca~ serv\ 0 ~n u~ mode c ose- .;,oly cause, to inglorious case. a~d thco.lll: rcmcnls

not o nly in t he present a.rc, but in u.ll succecdinCT 3:' ~ d a. aye_ e, t an w. at. as. n rea y trans- , ofrnok, nfilucnce nnd unrcstramcd youth, nt Lbo . . . d _ _ .

11 b ~b

1 I d b ptre. unng Ills eventful hfe, 1t will be the rccol- most sp•c1fPid a11d fuscinnling court of Europe.

t true s ' u.n } o u \\ 1 . e 00 <e . up ~0 as a g r eat .lcctton of an act of disin terested kindness which Thnt this choice wns not less wise than mugnn-111oral land-mark to g mdc mnn~md_ m the career his visi t to this place hns afforde d. I will relate I nimous, tho sanction of hnlf n. century, and the .n· s ublime benevole n ce_ and her01c _virtue . . it A time was appointed for all the military of- gratulntions ot' u!lnumborcd votccs, nil _unable. to

U ndc r these inpresswn~, and w1th these v1ews ficers in the city to call upon the General. They ex pre.~ _the gr~tttud~ of tho hcnrt w1th wh1ch I t the CTa,n of the · your vtstt to this hcmtsphcrc hus been welcomed,

nf y our ch:lractc~, ~~·.v ac. a~ or? , assembled at the Exchange, and started fr_om a fiord nmplo t.lomonstrnt10n. Literary and Plulosop.uc~l SoCiety _of N C\~-York, thence to the General's quarters; but unhu.pptly, I ·when the contest of freedom, to which you had :tnc1 have gTC<l.t plca.s ure m p rcsentm g a diplo~a, in consequence of some misunderstanding upon repaired ns a voluntary c:hampion,_hnd .closcd,by ,.<

1n!"t ilut ll! , , y0u u.n houorury member of that m- ccrtuin points of military etiquette, the officers of tho complete t~ium!Jh of hor cnuso mth1s coun~ry

· · ~ the L egion moved off without t he remaining B.ri- of your odoptton, :rou rcturn c~ lo ~ulfi l the dut1cs :--t1t ntwn. . . 1 d l ,..., t ddress d ffi I . l d h · l d of the phi\nnthro!Hst and putnot Ill the lund of

r r ,111

, -inr• t.o tl..:;;; fnrc1b.e an e c,.,~n a. ga e o cere ; t us e to reproac . es, lllSU ts, a n t' .t 11 rc 1n a consistent nnd undo-ill t. t _., .. th Com l L F h cl f't d '+J yournnlvt y. lC , r our (li -~ inuni .-hl-d ti. ·lloW-Cltl:r. n , ~a.rs e - c!wl cngcs. a. I ayette e~r ' 0 . I I an . Wlo I vaatmg cnrccr of forty years, you hnvo muintnin-

. . l \ · ~·r•i.,_,,. r G(·Il· Lu J.'aydtc re marke d, truly paternal concern for h1s children ,' 1mme- cd throu,.h cverv viciss1tutlo of nltcrnnlo success f!J•·r•-.1~ •. .: l~~ . : . ih;; l tlw honou r conferred on _hiw diatc:ly summoned all the officers Qf the Brigade nnd distl1;pointm"cnt, the same gl?rious cnuso, to u l ~ uu,. . o.! H rl I t f' CTT';tifv incr to his fcchngs to }us quarters (yesterday) and there, after hav- which tl.c first yours of your ncllvo hfo hnd been ·Na.::-: r.-n•h ff' 1 1n 1.n°, ·

1'";, ·~ -i·!. 0

0 o f it was pre - ing addressed them very affectionately for half devoted, the 1mprovcmcnl of the morul and po-

' . • h , r " lt>c:.io n. t11n. - t l. C\ J enc ' d h .-J tJ ·'t nb 1 tl \iticul co:~ditlon of mnn. t>) . .. I . . . I l . 'll v rc«pcctecl !'On an ne-~ an our n.._.._.e tem a.£ el race eac 1 o Ier, re- T I I tl uccession of limo tho =:;v !lr" d tn ltllt1 b.\· . t lCl 11.~,', ·d t.;ot lte r s in n.rnt~, a.ncl nounce a ll animos ity, UQd seal their decla rations . hlroultp ;~~tUlnli~cd 0sfat~s for whom nnd ~vi tit

t •• · ofht"' <<'lm,.t• u · · · · 1 f · · Th' · t f · JlCopoo ' fl . ' h p hew o c \\ o · ,..

1 .. , . r1 compa niO!'JS." 10 a g ass o wme. IS lS an ac o mngnn.m- whom you hnd f\lughtthe btttllcs o 1bcrty, tl\'C

wa. -m :tflt ! (w r~::.... !Hd 1 r!C!lt 5 ~~· · ' 1

. k r· r-0111 m ity, which ought to be recorded in letters of IJeen li~·ina in the full possession of ii.R fru1.t11; ono ' • ·. - · lll'"rity wi ll nAt hr s 1.1. ~ .. ·cr. 11 • rTold · but to those who witnessed it, it is stan\p- of the happiest among tho family of no.ltons.-* The man. 01 f~ t ~~ 1~1w \1:• 111~·~~ uf 1J1r yopu · · ~d u pon their minds Uulclibly. Three d uels have Sp~cnt.l111g i~1 P.o~ulation i ~nlBrj!mg in tc~r~lory;

hi:; purro"'e, . e) tt~1~\ •. ~,. 11 • • thus b een arrest e d : at 4 o'cloclc yes terday one net1_ng n1111 Nullcn~g1 n~ordlllng f~~~h~~~o:~'~r~t~~ , •'·rl·'ttc" ,\ CO"'fE h b " ht d 't 0 1 t h lf' thc1r naturo; anu ny1ng to ' ;;-:!' . , VETTE'S WEL , v . • • . was to ave een JO~g ' an 1 wns n y a a realest, nnd wo humbly ho!>O, tho most boncli-

LA FA . :.. b M ·s Willard, pr111c 1- past three that the d1sputants were compelled to ~ nl 1,~wcr that ever rerrulntctl tho concerns of • }' S wnttc.:n y I l • h . d " . c • "' The followlllg lllC ' . rc presented to Ia.y down t e tr swor s. ffil\11 upon cnrth. .

T Female Scmmary, we . . ====rtr"'"_.., In that ln(>SO of forty ycurs, the. gonornlJOII of

1 of the roy · tha t insutuuon, · ted iu the conllict pa L Fayette on his vis it to . . ors o! D eparlttl'C of r.a. li'oyclle.-Our readers will find m en willa whom you co-opcro. or tl 0 genc-Ge llCI'a l a of the Go\ ern . . of nrms has ncnrly pusscd u.wny. . 1

. f the p upil:;, daughters 'below a vcr)' m tcrCI!Lmg account ·of the loavc-tn- rnl olliccrs of the American nrmy m thnt ~vnr, by two 0 d J.VI'chi"an. ldng between the beloved Nation's Guest, nnd you nlono survive. Of tho t~ogcs wh•1 gnul~d Vermont ;,tn 1 "'

1 dear H ero come? t l

0 President of tho United StatoR, m the nnmo our councils ; of the wnrrion:. w1 hohmctt~o tf~~ ~~

1 t thou tJCn ' f I f tl fi ld or upon the wave, \\ill 1 t o c:~cop

Anc ar l.J 1

!cl the man, nd on behalf of lte peop co this ccuntry. Tho 1fi0 10 1 umu;unl length of clnyt1 hiUI been

I l' eyes e 10 . b cast u. I . h' lli ~ ew, tow wm ' . . 1 h . fathers :\ nd· c o ou . and bared Ius r

1 1g un"'c of bot 1 pnrt1cs, on t as u ceting occa- llotcd by hcllvcn, nlluow !<lcep wtt.• c~r 1 •

' . ·ctl h 1S aero :11 ° . j fl' . . u . d th ' d <TCUCrQliOn, JQVC '\"/ ItO ue1' ,.r b ., an? .

011 is eloquent m t 1e t.!!hcst degree, for tl!S A s uccec,hng an ~von a II '1 tl · chil<lron'A

·ct our ,ue c., 5 1 ' • l I ., h . l take tholr praccs; anu 1Cir

J:or u s , ere } . e land

1 1011g uago of lJe 1enrt. 'h c avo ~<ccn nothing uru;cn ° h'l .. .,. up to cnll them blc!ISCd, u f. r o ur nauv ' t 1C r.lu ldren w 1 o nsan., . F or us ;,LI'1 ° d 1 the war; f m IYJr. Adnrns that docs moro honour to his ' '

[ I \·a lour aret ro £i Gc I L F 'fl Y

,_-outh u . f thine age, te and feeling, or . rom ncra 'l nyottc, 1 J • wu1tcr o tns · h' pl' \n<l now, 1n

1 l ov'd ones fa r . h ~py ns he nlwuys 1s 1n IS re lOS on any stmi-

: and left t 'Y llr . 'I' h v L! ' t co roe Jnr 0 ccruuon.

d nrshed w e)( Q!t n J]'lO to

ht by the~, as ont of frocdorn. the have b_een tnu~onstnn_t enJOY~n their fnthhthelll by their ~.llvn ory bcnrson ulp In nfor. wrt

d m cv rno ro f II iuclu e f hirn who en nqucr or to n . Jtimonts unrnc o usc 'to co of these sci f Con-:tn~~~ t~·~~i~~r:nl Pf,~~~~c~~0n resolj11i':n% all the

. was signally m~~~ ~he who!~ pe~hecPrcsiden t of ross, rcproscnt:,ion, rcqncsll ':lg to to you tho ns­

gtntes of thH! U to conlmnni<:D to uunchlncnt ~he UnitcdfS~~!~~fulnnd aftl:r; •o~;:d dcriiring that suronccs o ~ ntund poop ' d ut your con­~f tflis govcrr_unc 'rrht be cmployu b rdcrs of our n national RI~ IP ~~~,':' pnssugo to tho o vcniencc, fo t y . d to you by rny countrY: . . was trnusu.uttc d to you by

'fho wvltnuton ••or. himself _bo~,nl ··r. Jurnsolf bl oro£ ceo.~ • 1 fi 1cnus 1 • •

1 · vonorn o . . cof pcroon~ r I ouors of liS

the stron{Ics~ t~~11olll tho lughdcst rly shed in her ouo of \nos ' dod for bloo 00 !lor wcl-cou~~r~~~<~~:rc~~~ng J~fo o~ ~o~~~S~:113I~I; ip c,as ~a~ • By him the son'ICie o Your delicacy pre cr­,o. · our drsposu · nd u tu ll ycnr placed ut y ·vnto conveyance, a hores.-rcd nlmo_~~ ~i~co you lnnrlcd ~po~ ot~n;, that ll has o ups 1 cxn ttrrerntron ° r of It were scnrco y nn , I o"'~f' tho Union, u_yoa. 6d has been, to th.o f!ll'?JJ , nnd enjoyment, lllSPir uninterrupted lcsUvlt.} hnvc traversed the tw; n­by your presence. yourt·ou.t Confllt!crncy : _"Yon ty-four States _of tlu~

1 g turo l>y the survJvors

llnvo been rocOt\'od Wit l r_np •trms . you hz:.vc of your. curliest 1c~~p:~:;~~~~q l :~r~nt by their chrl-bccn ho.tled as n d 0 ., 1• the Jiresen t n CTC.-

ll men an women o , . "'· dren, •.o. . tho hopu ot fu turo ume, And n nsmg gonorn~wn\hc whole population of in numbers surpnssrng l nttho hond nnd by the

;li~~ ~t~~~i:cf~r~~~~;~~t:laf1·c _vi1o~ wi~J~ 1~~~:t~~~; t rom 11 nnls of rhnt nour .:> tn': • ~n a~ J joy at bcholdmg the face ot hun who]~ ~~~ feel to be the conmt n bcn<'fuotor of' al . Jmvo hcnrd tile mingled voi_c~s of t~IC pa~l, tl~c prc~ent nnd tho future ago, JOmmg tn on" unr­vcrsnl ~horns of delight nt your approach ; and the shouts of unbidden thou$unds, wluch g_rccted your lnndingon the soil of freedom, have lollo_w­cd every step of your wny, und still resound hl;c the rushing of many waters, fro in every corner of our land.

You arc now nbout to return to the coun try of your birth, of your ancestors, of your posterity. The E.•:ecutive Go1·crnment of the Union, stimu­

· lnted by the sumo fooling whrch had prompted the Congress to the dosignation ofn national ship for .)[OUr nccommor.lut ion in comin!! hither, has dcstmer.J tho first ~en·icc of a friga te recently launched at this metropolis, to the loss wclco1ne but equally distinguished trust, of' convcyin cr yo~ homo. The. nn1no _of the ship hus added one more momorml to drstant rogions nnd to f uturc nges, of u stream ulreudy memorable nt once in tho story of your sufferings and of o~r indepen­dence.

Tho s!tip Is now prepared for vour . r anr.J ~qu ipped for sen. From tho -mom:~cct' IOn dHcparturel, the prayers of millions will ns~co:dh~r

c:wen t mt her passn~rc ma b 0 yo41r return to tho bosom

0(. . 0 pr3sp~rous, a nd

pitious to your hap incss u~o.ur a~'~Y as pro­sceneofyouryouth?ul 1 ' h your VISit t o this the American people. l: ory as been to that of

Go, then, our beloved [; . lanr.J of brilliant genius f nend-rcturn to tho heroic v:tlour . to that beo g~nirous sentiment of sing mother ~f the twolf~~t u . France, the nur-11onry, to tho native soil of BUis, anr.J the fourUl o l'uronno and Catinnt ofF nynrd nnd Colit•ni scnu. In th t ll . • 'one! on & D' A - ' which she clahns' ustrrous cntnloguo of n~ucs-pridc holr.Jij up to ~h~1~~ cl~tld~cn , nnd with ho~~~ tho name of L· F mtrntton of other nut· · " " v~::,.,.~ 1 Ion~ tt1rtos boen enroll d "' tas nlrenclv fo ' ' b~~nish into hr ighr~r ·fu~n~ fl1t .sh~ll itenc~f~~~~­n rcnchman shall b o • or tf, rn nfter d 1 a.ctcr of his nation b c <tiled to vindrcntc the jY~, nng_tho nge in Whicft ~v~ntl?f one individual c ~nr CpntrJ~l!sm shall muntlo iniiV?, tho blood of'Iofut­onscrous v· t us che 1- Y

shall (>ronoul~c~otlshnll spnrldc in h?s '~ _the fi re of we t 10 name of L ) c, and ho shnllo~i;~ :~l our ~hildron, in )i f~\ a~ A YE:'r·r e . y ct that lllorc !lYon for our own Yo d after death

11\n pnt·· t' · u nro ' vou flew to tl . llo rc selfdovor . ours by 1o lltd of our lath lon Wllh Which

Drs at tho criNis ,. o.

· . tull. I can - untry of my brrthhopc ~o ne-

tion, on the c~po.thies, . on tl~c·oun trY Lhat . of years in \ scpnrn.f ,Arncr icnn ~y seeing ag:un the a to c all me

1~a scoes regard.- sny. 0 rne of rnJ If a ccnwry ng~ from su-urs by ti~~Joui> in Y(~~nutur.le for ce;;s~~,!'~r.d ncar ~~~ t m vsclf, refrain~~~ sir, nnd

t hei r fato. - ~av~ chCfl~'~,n t.JJ11 0.'Jt. op!tion of our ras ·' 7. sha ll ~on l s. a t o nce f?eforc )cordial con ­which y~h unshalt.ell; r; rl..:l_ousf jo \·c, ~t.rong~r wrfl•toU3 repctlll~;~ to proclO.llll '!'Ycnts which I ~::: !'trvic~·s 'CJ'~~~l i:y ~~~~~J';:u r n~;n~~~hi~~ r,~r..; r~~~(~~r~:~;y o.ne o~i~~~~e~I~t~~ to utterrr~~ inhhcr.dit~~~~; wflti?h ~~~!ith the nnrne \\'C ~~~:h'nu duily opup~~-~:Otruble predc_:cte~~,o(~· ~{the t an o urn ' (j om you. ' · vhcu )' 0 · 1 trunsmr. u · 1 cndlessngcs t f parting r rever y ou t h e trme. I ~ms and f rrent , .ess to th rs '· ay

to~t tho J?ninf~\r,:r~l~~u;h~t s~~to~:l\~n;l\~~~~ ~~cnt~\~~r;l~l: ·j~v~:~~~~/~vl~o~~~~i~nd~J~on;~x~oo~ tnke comfor;ho las t pulsu t~~~ to your ahnt we nrc w~rcn yon, m: from you r cnrlt~s t y~cro~s the At­may be, ~~II he over p:c~t assu res us, t e shull HCe •v,t h me u r~t~ rnc to th~ protcctron , n board the cou n,~r{,t ~cri ng consolat~~t of ull_, thn~.,: the plo~s· ing ~~ ceu~;:~e h eroic nntioJ? a l fl~~l ~las been not an~ called to .-orrow 'Wo ll hallmdnfricnd ug urn. !nntrcJ·Jf·hip the n ome _of w htc g the nn m i.Jcr­;~ur fn~~ noti~~~er bchol~ i ~~nJ~I~c name of ~~~ ~~:~c;~~st. flatt~riug and Jon: 1~1~~1.011 .

ifng lnen~~c~!:~ timo, spcni~~~l''swtcs, nndt~~~ fcc.!- lcs:! filvours coufcrsri~cJ ~~d you a ll w ho s,·u rf~otl~e'\~ n t' I of the U n nncc to l God bless y ou. ' . o >lc c ac I o

whole pcolpnerrungc to gi ,·c l u ~tell . the heart .of t l e God bless the i\ m cnlcaGn pecrln,~'cnt. .Accept 1 for n o ' th w uc J brd you us . 1

F de n ov h t . ~>n yof nttac:hlnent ',"' . rt of one rnan- Stole!:', nnJ t. lC el l .f an overflowing ear .~ lllg' • s tho 1ca . 11 · t c fure wp 0 · · to beat. nation beu.~s ,nnd ufTcctionnte furelldec the follow ing thrRI pn ~lrlr f ~ its ln.st throlJ when It ceascds the gen-a rcluctnn ° L Fayette rnn 1suc 1 wr > · vns pronou nce ,

T o which G en . n I ovcrn- A s the lus t sentence ~ :1· the tears poured ov?r answer: • bli rrations to th_c g~ncra gee ta ble jcrnl advanced. an~, ~ 'tnc took the l'resident Ill

Arnicls~ul~~1c~larly to yon, Srrl, t tjJ~D~· to ac- his v enerable ch~ckd ~"'}cw pnces, but, ovcrcon:tc mont. un .P· t L have most ~ran at th is Ius nrms-hc rc rrc . cd a nd ulter wg. m chief 1m;:~ st~~c

0

'opportunity &1 1·e~rn~1010 people. by h is lc eli_ngs, ~7Gn cJr~~~:Sn yo~ !'' f~ll once mor e know ceo d nmful moment, to pre. tribute of brokeu acce n ts , o lt was a scene n t solemn nUn . P:d States with n JJUrlllrg on t he nec k of i\Ir . .1\_d:uus. I . crlts and s tcal-

f the nltc t't do rl vmcr . us t te 51"' o rotound, inoxpr?ssible _gra ' ~nd cri tical dnys of once solem n an rn?ho ~• itncssed it bore t estimo-p T o !rave been, Ill thcbn•~~:~~ ns u litl·oritc :Son, mg tears o~ ~~uny o'~·ered his self possession, . the these States, ndoptc~ y toils ·lntl perils of our uy . Ila vrn., rcc his hanus, and wns m a to have participated ~1 . tl:~dcpendcnce,_ frccl!om, G c nc ra l s tretch ~d do;:; th~ greet ings of the \V hok unspotted struggle Ol. the foundat ron ol t h" mornen t surroun c • on him ench eager t.o nnd cqnnl ri~htsf, nml •: ocial order, which ha s U!'sembly' who. pre,s~ef l~pf me th~ t be loved h a ncl Amcricnn Ern o o. ':'cw . t for the dirrnit\· se:zc, p erhaps lor ltC ns I • ' 'd when aid nlreudy P?rvadorlf. tl~\~~~ ~~~~dssivcly pe;'vad·c wh ich was ?ponccJ d!'O fr,~clly for p'>~J ~~·i t'h firn:t;nd nncl hnppmc~~ 0

m n ' · l to have re - was so prcctous, an w IIC 1 g r01:s · _ 1 cl·cry pnrt of the other hemtsp je~C?· d dur- ndevin tin<T lrold the s teel wlud r so bravely h~ p­

coivcd at every s to.ge of the r?'·o u ~~·th~ co lc ~d to achi~·c ou; dcliYeranec. The e.xprcsston ing foro rea;s~f~~~ ~~o.J i~~~i·l~~~;~~sentat~·espnt which n o w beu.ruccJ from the face of tl;•:- ex~~tei of the nrtc n . ' . a! marks of their confi- lllan . was of tho fi nes t and most t ouc 1111~ . 111 •

~om~ a~~ldu~.~~~~1'0~~n~~~ boon t he pride, the en- The h ero was l•>s l in the fath er fl~nd_ the fn~nt1: c~~~arrcmcn~ the s~pport ofn long and eYcntful di (jnity melted _into subdued a ect

1t_on, a n'tl tc

rfl o ' t'rienJ of \Va slunl!ton seemed t o m~er \\ t l a 1 ~ut how could I find words to acknowledge m ournful dcl iglrt_a.mong the _sons of lus adopted

that series of welcomes, those unbounded nnd country. A eon!'tde rab!e perrod w as then occ_u­universal dil'plnys of public nflcet10n, which hnv_e pied in corwcr!'in~ with variou s indtviduals, wlule mnrkcrl each s tep, each !tour, of a twelve month s rcfrc!' lnnents were prc:o:~nted to the company.­prot,rrcss throu:.rh the t wcntv-four Stutes, o.nJ Tire nwmentof depnrtnre at length a.rriv ~d. and which, while they O\'erwhclm my heart with grate- havin<T or.ce more p;esscd the h a nd of i\1r. Adams, ful del ight, ha.1·c most sa~isfnrtor~ly cvi~ccd ~he Jrn entered the nnr·1ucltc, nccornpaniecl by thC' ~oncun:once olthn people. m the kmd lcsllmonres, Sccr~tari cs of Stutc, of the Treas ury and of the mlhc rmmcnsc fnvour~ bes towed o.n 111~ by the !"an·. sc ern! branches of tlrotr represcntati\'Cs m e\·e ry The enrrinrro of the General preC'edcd by the Pnrt nncl nt tho central :<cnt oftltc cotlfio rlc r~cy C 1 o · C ' ~ •

, ' , . . . . . " · nvnlr \', t t e i\1nnne orps und Capt. Edw a rd s l: ct, gr.l trfic:t ltons strll lug her a wa1 ted me ; 111 1_, · f1 , "' . r \I . d . ·

the wonders of' crc11t·1011 1 · 1 "' c C orps, nnd ro 0\\e L.> the c nrrt a!!es con -• n111 \ffiprovcmcnt t 1ut · · l C 1 · · · - . · f hnvc met my enchanted r ,. 0 · tl II 1 .1 t amrng tic Or;')omtc nut tortt!Cs of the ctt1e~ e I . ·' • 111 1e unpara c eu tl D ·t t 1 ·1· d 1 · · · nnd se f-telt happiness ot• t'J10 pc 1 . tl . 1o IS r tc , nnt numerou s nu ttary nn tro-n Ct\' -. . · op c, 111 terr r·•- -1 ffi f I G ,..

prd prospnn ty an d insured Recurit ,. bl' . · d I o ccrs o t lC 0 \'Crnment, lllOI'ed forward, fol-pril·ntc, in ll prnctice or rrootl ore! or t-,,'e pu ICd,LJ1 lowed by 1 he TC'Illaining i\Iil itury· Comf)nnies In f t f I :: • appe n a etc I· I . 0

rue ~Col om, nnd a n a tional <Toot! . f to. ,mg up t 1e escort, tlte wh ole col umn m oved final nrbttor of all uililcultics L h·~vc ilnsdcnse, td)IC through the court in front o f ti re Presiden t\; ;\1nn-to rccoa · · 1 · ' · • )lrou .Y · 1 ·d 1 · r I _.,.mso a rcsn t of the rc)Htblr c~ rt )l . . I " ' on, u.nc pur IIlli the pas!'rn"' ~alut e us h e s too ·' •or w nch wo 1 . fl " r111 c rp cs f t . . , '=' ' u stration to Lh o1~ o ou_g h_t, and a glorious denton - tn ron to. rocct\·e tl .. fh? whole se~ne- t he oftlto s . . ost trmtd and prcJ·ud icocl m'rn ·' s peals of nrtlller\·, t ire am m a ttn rr soun•! ~ o f lllll1le -upcnonty 01- 1 . u , o · Tt b . . 1 1 "' · -despotism ofp(> ' 1 o_r < ?grr~;drn~ aris tocracy or r us 1111 1 nry auus . t 1<' presence of th e Ynst con-plain rights of 1111~~ a~1;~sl~~ ut r ons founded on tlre cfurso of people, nnd the occas ion that assembled ovcry section arc P;csurv 1\ Jere ~he local rig h ts o i t l:m~ altogether _p roduced e motion-> n ot easily bond of union . 'L' I!c I c_,J u_ndcr a cnns ti tu tiona! clel';cr ·~cd, IJn t wluc h eYc r y A mcrican \\'; 11 r e aclil)-• tween tho Stntc . ~ lCtt~lung of thnt union,_ eoncen ·c . t s, as rt lras b I ue - 0 1 . I . rca ty of our g rcnt P' lt er~ I \~en I~ IC litrcwc lJ e rt- . n rent lmg 1 le bunk of the Potomac ncar I ~:~r .. hlrt\•c ~bo dyin~ prnr~or nsf· llllgton, ::t.nd will ~': "~!t:c thcll l\llount. y ern on s team Ycssel ~~·as in

110 , so i{ Jt11s b "' • o every A ll1 Pr· I a ttmg , n t 10 cnrn:t<Tcs in th . . · cmnncipntion of thccom e ~hn s:1Cred Pict' l•e t'~n the General 's wheol~d- otr ;: pro~cssr~~· excep t

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r · J f . J <> 10 a n 1m. t' ca n pcopl · c mr 1tan· b od,. tJ UL.I>onrctol tns tbitntions, in t·c''t•n~ cxtunplccfs tr ccc~c, in rc,·iow, a s hestood in.tltc bJ ICIIl passed h im

lc111 r p urn til . ~ "s- · 1 t urou c te of tl p onli~h tcncd ~c 4nropc, and orwh'· a n C\'J\ e n tai led ~~c on.., ntlendcd by the Sccl·ctarics of le ~e-gcncrrtlly fcl nso is e,·cr,. \\'hr- •ch :t lihc rat anti 1 reasury. and of t he l'\ <wy. ·\ ft Stat?· of Inc unxion~I.r . t, show tltcnisel • .ro tnorc ltnd 111 " G cnornl p roceeded to t h e st, cr the rev tew • the

And no·~no_rcstod . I c~ C\·cry dny m~;~ snlt:tc of urtillcrv, s urrou ,;d e~m Vessel, under a. ~nd l i l·cJ/f~:l'{'~, o'" en.n t do . , . zons, nil c otgcr to ca tch the e by a s lllnny citi­l~nrly Valued o~~~· for the as,J~~sll_:c to ll.1y liccp ptC'ss on the large wharf : anJnst _ look ~ as could .} our so \'cry l-in.) our es tee m n ·ln ~s ll1ost pccu grcnt, n.nd good, nnd ex.tra at lour o clock, this ~~;o~·cu nssoer~tc~ ~Cfotcnec,., to'~\ rr~Clldship , fo~ the J~st litno, lhe s oil ~f /~1~re~~nury 11la n, trod , fo~· by {lou~ a ficc tin o- , .o the \' rc:ssit \ ltmcs, to tny blcssm&"S of evcty patriotic 1 , •cn, foll o wed bv the Pic o:~ ~IC\'Qtal g~l~;c~~ rc or tho ~~~( cs. of Illy lire. • As Ute vcssclmo\'Cd otr H.:t~t lhnt liYcs on it. for ·ou lc ~crnuinill~ •ons of tho csstn~ i•ourcu nlter, lh~ deepes t si lcn c , n._n for n short time \

J ~'\\flcction:tt ';> dnysofu d /tllc rtcnn Pl!o- whole of. tho \'nst lllu\tit eel \\ us o~servcd .h y tl c t c rnnrks Ollet:~htctl \"Cicra. n . Tho fc_o~u~g- tha t r crva.u ct; c, t hat hncd tho ~·lt or~(l

lis sutl hour o.t' drcn bwdmga fin n! f'·t t t lctn was thnt 1.

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:::el unt"J r e mnmed <Tn.zin•ro.n \ no·· J • Dl nr-- . • • ' 1 ~> he h a d . "' 1 G"' ,e r the retJrm n- vcs· l c . . ' · • •it:-; , , •. n ·1.n:·HT :;_ .\ . J _,..,.. REV. umc:r~ c. l.AX;:,r;-.;r.•s .\ nnn t-:~:'1 . • tuo t h crso.Jttt pess~ recn tcnf's Poim ~•here 1' •l-, :>it.: llAJ., __ 1'hcpro•llcoitlnsvJ\Ia;l'lo.nJof j\j y D E:,\It l· E~!::It .tt. ,-(;rc:-ut m~~n nrl'the.ia-\ ospoc t . a.nd t~ rcpca~c . t he vnlc dict ory so~nds of .-' ~.~ ~ Urrl•unll in • eountry.'mo>t rcsl_lecU\tUy ambf. ~~n~u' •nil', t.y wl~u~h t he S upreme R ule;· of the ~~~~-y dt h c hea_,~~s~~~:~~f '~~et~vt lon~ a fter echo- ~-~.j.~-~n:~t<'ly .'·· ;ll·ome you :nnonj1; thlem. 'l'hey l..intvef"l';(' :t \'.:'nrnph$he~ the desizns of hi~ bc:-ne\"O·

l n C<r tt s of tll • . If r . aslung ton, and ... 'l C Ill tilt,; onportll:lily :.tfortlt<l l leln, of tl>:;- Jc:-n~e . \\'ouh.l . h~ _ex hihi t, as a snbjcct of adrni-~U.Ctor a n ti f rie nd ~/~t: ' Jty Wtth w h ich th is bone- tJt:nn;~ to )'ott , p~rsouallv, t heir admirntiou of your tlltroa t•l. the Cl\ tllzed populntion of our , ,·odol

_The Gcncr n t w . 11\l'· ltnl.lh lc ~C'rv ic~ whid1 vou have remlereLI to un•!<'rtho 11\\~'L perfect form of l:nnn llrt g-ovoru: lt. r country Wns borno from ~hnn~~:IC'r , 3ntl Uu~ir t,'"l.O\itntle for the g rNI.t anu the h:Lpp111C$S of whil-h his creuturc:-; a

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han Is th<' ~0\"Crcign power. SuC'h IL notion is G u est , h e left ~hor~ 1.?d<. ep~trturc of ~h e Kation 's \ Vc k nQw that in the dark ;mu pcrilons day of om::. In tho•e C\'cnt~ which gnL·e h it Ut to thc~e with Gcn Bro \\ c trcs r elnt s h ouse, tn company our revolution·lr}· ·tntgo-le, when the wodd look- free auu tmleprllllent United State~, we nrc fur -c · ' n , o mn ' c a vi~tt t o th 11 - 1 ' · b ' - • • l l"

o m rn ouo r e St l . ' · · c ga nnt Cl H\JOn our cause o.s desperate, wncn l) ran,~ '\ ere nished w ith pcculiur l tsplnys of tl1o re~ou rccs of • h is r o om eve r si ewa~l ' \\ b o hn~ bee•t con tined lo rcjoicin-. aml lho lovers of freedom wcre -.,vcepinc;. d iviac \";i<dom, ILIILI tho caetgy of <.Ji,·ioc powE'r.-11 s evere ind is p o;.t':locc te ~onc~nstOn of l ho l rtnl by al our e~'pected dowof.'l!l- yes, at thllt hour, WJtet \ \ "o di-<·on:r. l:tQ>l ~ignnlly, t he hand of the ~reut . ·•• I :1, owtn o- 111 p nrt . . ! - ... . . ., 1 t o I be .rrc at e xc ite t l "'I ' We presume, enm H ope scurcely dnrecl to lm!;er among us, o. .\r 1w·r or :1.1t1on~, 111 rn:.Sing up tu one quarter of I The in t e n · ic ,~ w T ?

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lonour- Crance, you came to omns~1~lancc. a nl t1e 1 c en eN o lle l'l~ lls ofman. t o t h e nn lion wn. cl • l l . cv c ry o fficer dear \ Y e lt unw that L·ou came not to Eeelc for weullh, In the tl!:partell heroes of our rovolntioo, and in had out a. fE. w ~~'-lm~~;" ~ ~~~r~ nrdd~~thouglt he C:tSI'. or >aiety. .Yo, you left the_m nil ill }'Ollr lln- yourself, l\ mo~t di<ting ub hed SUTI"i\·or of them, h.:>;v a p nr t of them co~ld b'

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\ trtuo. wcal t l!,andpoarcdout vonrblontl1 JI\ tlwcausc • couotrvas thcoqjer.tofyour ptttriotickcnrc, and . T h u s tc_rmma te d _ u src n c_ t1c cp_Iy i n tc~csting t o of :t:t opprc~;ct! pr>opl e !'i lliL,'"'.;ling fnr l iberty. conscc;·atcd to) it , yom tn lcnt~, your to r tunc, ami

a.ll who w _ttncsscu tl ; nnd tn whtc h fcchng s h on - 1 You rai~r. l. in lhi~ con ullv, llltmernus troop•. your life .. \ ftera longabsensc, you hu ,·e re~urn­ournble n!t!I:C to t h e Amc ricnn n ~tion a.nd its lute I fed and clotJ.P1l thc:n upoa y•~m buunty, allll lPJ ell to heholtl Ute frt~its of your <?r!y toil , aml m.~Y Gues t. ~ hus cn~ed a day_ wlu~h m emory and tlwnt ,.011 r:Plfiutu t lte hottc•L hatllc. .\n<!, finn\ - { no t be penmttcd ~o nuJ , to u.ch~~~t yourSelt m hts t o ry w 11l c horlS.l, and whtch w t.l be r eve rted to ly v.)·ltr uol}t• a u(l cn t llm!a~lick spir:t rou5ed n their nbn:-tdnncr. fhe boltlest;Sptrt l ofJ.>rophccy, w i th fe e lings of p ride nnd rapture by our . d~- n~tiou in utt r tl r·ff•Jtc('. woulll ~curcely hnvc 1·eut uretl to p r·c<.hct, whut se e n dan ts , whe n t hose w h o were t h e nctors m 1t \ Vhcr: the oltjcct of your h t.Lrt was :l<'ctJmpl i:.h- you r ey e_s ltu\'C sccu, and your e_ars hn~·c henrd.­~hall h <n·c passed f rom t h e tbentrc of huma n ex- cd, w h en von ~a·w our libt•!ly nml iudq >cntlenee " T he wt!o.lerness h~ been coOLert~u mto :rru t~~ ts tcnc c . fi . 1 • t · 1 1"-'tC!<.I ·;ou ~<>o:-t "l'lle!o11, ty rdu~cd n t! fic.lll.an,J tho•oh tury !trt!< bccomo.ns the 0~rt.lct l' , cr- · 1

11111 ) e~ r. ' ' · · . "'y k 1 f of the L ore! .. '1'h-.: p .>tuot cnn '1c•rro u_o h tt:her 1\-Ir . S o m e rv i lle , our C harge < .fu~utrcs tot 1e all pecuniat _l· C•!m:1c11EnlhJU . ou _as ·c: . or 110 waru thn.u u

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Cou r t ofStockholm . left VVns hmgton rn the s team .cw a rtl .- But ~nrd.v Y•>~l h c::e n•c;rn·d u rtclt _rc- r~m latin'" u.s th~ r~ult of h is etfodo, more than b on t that depa rted on \ Vc d ne:;day fo r the Brnn- wartl in your own •·on~cl•>ll"-.1.1~5 o! ~lw ;-;-un:J ) ou 1 P -

1r "' ' f freernen the admirat ion and the

wine in whic h s hip h e will proceed t o Euro pe, o n l•·t l'<·.dul;,, in l.t·lu .. 1din!{ !hC' llouri~bm~ a mlltappy teo m•f .. tons~ I ourls t'he worl<.l ovc~ •h tc hap-, d " ' · · t J efem.lnl in t(tn fenr o 111\prna c • · ~:i,:; ~v_ay l o S w c en. ' . .:tmrlition ot ! 11t> l "•l111:. r): yun . ' · i ne~s to bo rccciYed, from looking at on nbject, so n Genc r nl L nfavctle.-Thc NntiOnnl F la g of I w arm nn ltl! ll''f'J~:tl ~.atttmle of Its people, 3\~U p I sting ~ comrnatHJin .. is yo\lrs. Your handi

·u c lrmtcd S t n tes...:.evcr th e pledgP: of g lory-on iu the acLn:rnliPn and :q.'ph.•J"~ uf _al; ltl tc t nt y ~~a~~ccuntril tu~otl, iu no.~,·!,_!! Jnt'n.,trc., l01}urtl: 1

• d . he rondcz~·ous of fr ie n ds h tp. ,. ~oo•l anrl l"ir!·r" •• ~_hrolt~nout lno \\ or 1 • • ectin" tll i ~· rail' fubrick or TrecJ~m. fhc S<•n> tht; ngrir tTHE PRlJ,A. FREEliL~·s .T O UR N A L . - \ \ 'c rl' •.-·t tit,: : m your pro.;t <'~s through thrs ~r u da~"hters Qf vonr coadjutor:;, Ill the 'cen~s of

- t :~~ ·~n""n'Olhte country ~n· ~ ~::ou!t! !.aYe l:ud any othrr llta n :m .t~ ol ttiron ., ;<·e~ yvu as Uwir bcnclactor, ~nLI ·~o t;u~ new §rtna e .wt n- v~ ' umni n=.-1::,1 <'IJIOt:o:l of p!()U~!lre . U t~t we ~n~w ~~·~u;~t\cldel i~l;tctl to irnp;trt to you, un:r pvrllon R R ECEI VI NG LA FAYETTE, T O CONVE Y tltntvournttr.~havehu,Jsomc rc-f)ccliOns, \\ h,ch • t! eoun' r\' VOU":\\'e lhem , us n pc:act!fqll~<ll nl'

ON HE Hilli TO H I S NATIVE couNTll Y . jeo~tltlJtolfaiJl,~;·cpain l oa. he:n t l:lwyonr~. ~~r ~~~eevcn,itir.'ofy~ttrdu.)> . . "IIc whowa.s/tt • \ \' 'te•" !1 0\1 arc t.!to•r. b~::n·e a!ld ;<·nerou3 lllf'll • 11 rSt in Jcace und fi rst rn the hearts o . IH

BY. SEL LEC K OS BO R N ? ESQ. . - ' .:· ... ~ t::"~"l'd w:th you in lhc rm~hty con- 10 wnr1. :

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Now bcn_r thee bra~fly, s,~~~.~~! ~~~~rly: ~~~10, \~- l~er!; ·~r.:;- i.r.o3e who fought by your side ' C'lll~~;y\~~.1 ~ 11~:\'G'NX , the ~l:ltc;man, the hero,

A ~~~i;;,~t~~~E~F~~liJ.~1~~ uearly ; i!1• ~~itl~~~~~~~'~r'~r::el~:··u~.:; 1 ~~;: 11~1~1~,ic;~:~1~~~;·~~:,~ j ~~:r,t~•c ~~~:~,~~\~~~~~'::~~!~r ;~:~s 1:~~~:~ ~~~~~ttf~~~~~~ n;a~ tb~u be1o~c it safely, P)ou~/Y •. [

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• 'I "" cqui noctinls bellow ou Y • . ont' • •. , .:. I I p._ac ' .. . . Tl I ann' of hi~ ltbcr;.le<.l <; ll rl'll fn~o~ioocl mndo co_nsecr!'te ~·y nm~c ' th<' "lmh. n:< . • _.,,..,,.,up"' ,...·olutionnry sol- t rrous l~ll.·• ·: · I -~c \nplt . 'Tis th<' p rouae!l ami ri'hen safe ly bear Jum shlp 0 lumc • . y ~ 'I !);~~t\C~I~~ h~~ .. ·~~~~tninPd. lh t>J II f~r t his h.n.ve :l ·~~~~~l'~lll~l .p~~;llf."lllfi(C tl_t C! lll<':l .nry ,?f r~l:~lt--Amidst the scnson when tltO_ e ro.rn~ \ dt c- r~ . \r • T!tr•:.r Joel{!! arc •:l iltll·nl·d " lth t!•'' nt;he. l r s the Fatiltr of In~ c:onntry. 1\ ~~~~~

I ts wil_d~~t fu~y vc;~~~ ~~~i,;f;~~~~ . ~lon~IU.~ ~:;. ·. UIC f,l~ro·.\' s of time nrc lllix,..d w.' th " H er,; ~~;TTl: ~hni! re,i<'": h is brt•utl; ~n._l:•·~t Brnve spt~Jts :.~:~cd~tn~.cr nobly t.htring. I {rCJ>I.5 0 1 a_f l ·'I.U' c . ' J(•t thc:ir orr:·. arc ~IJ-te:ung L~ lltyA Be in·• who 7:.i-m.l lum up lor !'l"i>lc L • • <.l. I

T he bot~tero ? s >um thf. ~ca><, tlH! sc:trs ' ' . ' ' ' nug I . "'' .• : her "i:t , ... 1 ;'e 11pnu '' ., Fl f prnu,):,?l~~ ~~~ll~~~I.~; .~ ~he ur,~~IIZl C' , "lth f(f)-1:1 t .e ~~lt)'O('\\rro~~lovNl \\' r.E lli :'\G TO:\ ?- the chlnll!)dlrl:n .. ~~,.~-~lli <!~·~lrc f.icJ .Ll•ll ,., ,.-,i.in;rtotn. I • or

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C o,t' an~l Cl;!rk , and r;:ac lte d ·t he r~ 1· t fi·"· · ' v ·h 1 r K 1 • u e n cc, • : e 110\\' . ton wa s s t a t ioned, j·t ~t a s t he c n-gag ;Jnt ~~Ht Uc; an.

'~ t an e arly h ou r i n t h e fv renoo n , G :t.r ci n Pr's r c;:p m t:Ht was orrl..:rcd t o pro ce t:d clvwn t he C !_t;t r l cst~\\ 11 ro:td , n c a r t hP. foot or !'rus;n•r; t II 1d , ,,au t l: t! r e lu r em n.Pt till furth e r orr it·rs ~ it 'J1 tl_d lt c g iv:.;ll t !t.:m. I n t his situa.tio:1 t hey ~· ~in,H IH!d t:u t !l rdtc r o r:c o 'r!ock; ,v iJ(•n , S(;c -1 !1~ t ile e :l •; I ~ 1 )' 1S boa ~ >< (l.l~s o n ·r t o Ch.,rk~­t o ·s u , t h l' C o lO!l C: l cr•nstt!t:·, ! wi th his o tfi.; .•;:s :~ :t r! i r. -., .. ts :l~.·l' c ·J tu 11n~ch immc, iia tely t o t h t.: lH·i,rht s ot' {Jh:Jrh;:-;( o,·;t l. ·

(~, t ~ ll : n1 " J.H ir. •e , it h nd b :-en conc!mlctl h y c; ,. n ,•r:J I \·.':trJ t o su. td t o i\ l. ·d fo rd for so :n c ."ic)V: · ; !a:n i' - .tire mil iti a , Ut!d c r C o!c n e l:; ~t~r!~ a ·• J j;:,. , .. j \\'hO w t•re o rdllr ..:cl to Buukc r Htll , ,.;.,·_ ~ ~ ·t; > . : r. ~t t:.> the m Pn :J l rc u.l ·: the r e . I t W:l3 ,. ,, . .. • -. l t l . . .I • , ,

h etwe<;n t e n ail e.! e leve n o'dock,w u cn. • 1e m?,:J · ~;,•:1 oe :- \\as dPtlpa t-;~: c:i i'r?m ~,:unbrt _dgc w:.h t · . . -~-. o ruc :-~: . T it:: !>::.t·:(' 1.\ c w:H:un p::< lll r •J m c !'l ,.' : .... . " t r{"J to o bcv. Uut Jt w a3 auo u t one ~\ ~~~~ C(.'.'.h .. n t hev "!c·fl 1\led!o rtl; an d m~st, . : .. I ~v,.. bc~-n l w o o ' c loc l<' o r la~er, w .lc n

t :1 v r ,,!o r~~ '.a.J f ' · · p ker t-!i ll. T hey w e re in aca­t. I J I~ j' r <: J (

11 ~: ~ ~ ·· • )air to the li ue s 0 n the: lt·~L !;o n , h oWe \ •. r , t o ~ct t "' , b r eastwo rk and r J tl o( t h •' n:t!unbt ,h ~t(',; :~t i o<: tlcut troo ps , u !td e r f ··· •c .e , w~l': rt' t e ' ' ' b • lie s., e cia l d tr c.:c· · · 1- '• o;J w ere Y • · r . 1 l';: j>t :J.i n '- n u Wt•

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u o n O • c ~ :· . l.i r~< t. 1,11cJ,, hy t!Jc ~n :.: · , ,_. :leu tlv~ ;ttL:\CK r::t.~ to B:J:t:.e r lit! I, a n d "~~· n

f'ut n.Wl, w·ho ; .1 ,·n r t her t o ha~tcJL on t n J , • • c;l; o r F;tll " • ' 1 u t1 c: X· ro t n c 1H : • · llic !'t w c:r c I' C<!Uc<~tcc :.t . 1- ·

r , .in!orr t mc nLG, ~ he. J'r t·, ;.,i t la rn.! l!d :;.t !\ oro­n.-'1 t ' ' .~ · OJ' ~

p P.ct ed ·' :' soon • 1 " i'iu ·:r- H :unp,;htro t ro . ' t 0 1l' <.l Pvtnt, J'JI; • . . L \~'l U I l r t t O p re~:cuco J~t [(lC . nJ on tr e n.tcd th(; rr t.. • ·r · ·· ' •ly ccJrr: pl rod--:­·1 " 1 · c·h t b"' :.t'l .. ~ .. • J ' >O" l-1' •1(':.0 ; \ '.'i t!J \V 1 : ; . ' ,' • •J l)f advise t rW 1 f if,J ~~~o pro~a~lY Jt~~ct\~~1'!1 to t llkl'· . , ·a rr 3t~d t

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.~ .... -.....~.... i:t ' 1 r·~dv n1u .. . · .,n _ .. , .-. !ncr s , a r ~ .- . t>o ut t h .s turw, .... c . v--: .. Hill j u ~t b c :v :·c o r . t • " f(.n ct:, bu t J3 u.u k• ·, . - ~t"d c htcilj t o ~l~ c :: ·~ al.:J 'J i t wa!' , ,•f(;!'C c .. r h!, : ·n •j ,) :;h t . A t t !ll:' t~.n~ . · u~t boJ • ., , ·Y11l t o t. -- 1 -• • · r (tor tt \ /:19 .I 1 t

s ... r ···: moroo.)nt s c::n l t... · s· a.t t ·1ck) , t J:l 0 . ' a '1' ·,. !3rit iRh rn:>cle tJI(: :1 ~· .. -d VV'a rrn n con-I n r c t 1 ·- I' ' tJ" r: l ·' · ' , .• • vV i:1tb ro 'J s:t '-' ' 11~ ~ • ' ,. o f t.hc c.: .. -J · · :I ·rc h ·' J' tt lotndtcrc:clr f f' t ltC

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'r· • he brc:ll.;t wor.~ , OJ! · · pan v :l, ::;o , • .- n p:.t.l . Jdicr in K•tn \·tlln :"l':l c um f,r· s.t·.-.· - · A "0 . t. ti c bcrr.lll , .. :a rt- .. · ht justasthc u:.t.t -"'· · :;t...Lt cs , L a , .

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10 w en• rrt rcattntr tow:uJ~ i.lun­lll.tn y as' he 1 t hat, a!l cr lv· h 111 dro,·c h'lck us UllUbt.•• Could, he rode towards thu re -

b tl · 10 cour lit~ t he he sc o f the forenoon , not wilh~tan.l-sh.ps ot' .J.1'Y fire of the llr ili~h frorn thoir U•)ul.J t Wrt

11 at-, nntl t h('ir for t in Boston , a re ­a bout c io-'s t hro wn up bv the American!! of tl I 'bill rod~ . ' b le eft of 't square , an.:. a re~twor:: , on cliv ity or l' 1 , hc.'aen,tin~ dow!l the c:~stern d..:­t his br"' tnu lll , <~bo1tt !iu\'tHlt,· ll.~•t. Etst ot'

"~s wor k . J I I . h. 1 . T<·:tr o r i• . ' n.t a ll t e nort cry 111 t ho Connect;'~ ' 'a!i t ho t ai l fcnc.• , :~t which t!te lew .. I · .cut tnen wero ,.,,.~ , l• •nJ tl " ' ' nr,, t h N .~· P "c~ , an :ln e r-

l'n lltc c 0 1 _cw-ltnmp"hn·c t roop~ am! t wo w ,11 ompame~ ol' tho ('on nccticut ro rccs 11 ~

" 11S "Om c l.J lo . i\I l ' C:l' II O .~ b e ngtng 10 I UdJ:t<! IUSClt ~ who 8~~ . r•t <~ out tho! ~amu ~imc . . The mil i·once r ~.tc Jed :tlm tlst to i\1 \'Stie s Rtvor . und uu cl~ l~t ".:as m.td • by t he 'Connecticut 'troops un-

1 er I\ nowl:on, t o rcntlt.1· it som<:tbiucr Ji'·e ·t Ei~~-tect io:~, by at!t!mg anoth er fi,>ncc in"' u:~ vi.

1~y. nn~ th~owmg up sor.t c g rass recently 11 OWa :tJ.liUSl l! . .. C oloucl P;cs::ott comtu:mc!eJ iu :llld nt t he j1y~t?ubt, ' ·:!nch h~d jtJst u~cn u nished uadcr

s tnspect ton. h e S<!C IUJ to ha~c h:Hl ·he ·olo cotnnMu_d of this impor t·•nt post while Put~um w as urt:mg on tho recruits und inspcct ia~ t ho tr~ps m ~th:.r part s of the peninsula. _ • or o nl) w •. s tlte .lctnr.lun.,nt, under Caota iu

h. no wlllln, on!c•rcd to t he rail ti.nce o•t th '1 •ft but mo3t 1· t ' f' 1 • '-' u •

1 , o •I? ,res 1 t roops whic lt c :tmu ott t o

t.te •te l..!, as rcuH~rcl)m:mts, were d i: L><:tl'd to l_al~o the t;;tm~ pns!l ion. 'fhe redoubt wa~ suf­f~.:u•utly ftJrn.tshetl_w:th men t o ac t wit h e tlcct , t .tough ddicwnt t:t can tiO I' antmUlt ;tion ~tld b· • ' I ., . 1 u .tyone.s, to en:w .e t hem t o repel t he Uritish who ~· ..: ro s upurio r Lot.h in nam~ers and ClJU I [I ~ meat~. A part o f L tllle's reglU'Icnt seems to ha ve b r eu the only troop~ o rd<!r<:tl to the re­dou bt , . i:l ::ddition to t hO!io:J stationot.l t here ;:.t a n car her hoar.

On t he left , a t the b reastwork and. rail (;•nee a ln rge tbrce l.Jec;unc indtsp ensctblc . 'l'he rn0\'1! ~ m cnts o f t he Uri! is h, soon afte r th~y fo rmetl lor t he attack, fully iudic:ttc t.l t heir purpose to m~rch a _large dct:~clun?nl ncar t l_to margin o f l\ly~t tck Rt \'er . a t a consr de r.JloiP. dtst nll..l<! n lorth c:ust o t' t he r edoubt , and t hen tO make an attack i:t the r ca :_or it. ;\ ~rcat por tion o f t he ir troops werc so uts po sea ol as soon t o render t!.t i s n!an most e-• iJeut ; w hile a nothe r party of the i:n prepa r­ed to adn nr.e direct ly in front of t h:J redoubt. P rcscOLL was in full prupar:ttion to rccci \'e them al t h:J fort ; and a ll t he a ttcmion a nd ac ti ,·tty or Pu tn::mt were put in r equisit ion to meet t hem ou the lc:rt , a ut.l t o prc ,·cnt t l!e ir :~dvauc­ing in tha t t.l irccllon. :'. ccording ly we lind, fro•!! all tlw t esti mony g h ·en at t he t irne unu sul.J:;t:quc:nt ly , t hat Gcncr,tl Putnam wus m:t..~ ­ing e 1·ery possible d lbrt to torward fresh troops t o dtat ' lua rt c r. F <) r this p11 rpose, ::.oun ut'te r t he Brit i~h landeu, he rode t o the Neck and be· yo ncl, ;Lnu urg.:d t he se•ttle red com panies and. puts llf' rcgimcuts, which he found, t o ~r~ced w ith the " rea lest uespat ch to the ratl iPncc a nd ~o t :tc breas twork on t he le ft of the fo rt .

T he British Wt·r e ~orne t ime iu d etermining upon the particula r tn~do. or atl:~ck, and. in lor­min~ nflrr they had dcctdcd; It _was bet ween tv•o an<i t hree o'cloclt when tlroy l.ir~t advanced. to tho hloodv contest . T his was done iu two r.r·par~l'! h·Hiica : o~e dircctcd tow:-trds t ho re · (!out,t on Br1:ed'~ 1!;11, and the otlwr t~\f<J~da th..: ra!l fi.nr<' on thf! l::ft and ncar :\Iyct ;ck r:\'• , - ·r:: .. 1'.:1: .l~ 1J, .. ~n1 :r r:: .. ,.:,u:t t.~·· !'rl)·

vit:ci:t!G w hen a t a considf' rnl.Jlc clistanre, and wnho••t IIl llCh cflcct. Hut t hr latte r rl'9cr vcd t h.•ir lie" b v the t:Xpre~s orders of P ll l tJO:tl and 1'1 1.- C f!

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t il t he c ucm v h~tl np r roachcd wttlnn aboutetg-ht rotl s ; whc tJ.thcy pot.,ed tort h a mc:st d"h~rlJ~: t · j r c vollc•· of llma ll arHw, aud cnu tr uu(·d tt lor sorrt..: mit!n tcll (as rnnk atler rank of the 13rit ish sw·cf·cd•·..l) , by which n. great n~mbcr of the lll<l':tila n:s were cu t to. ptcct·s, whti<J com l?a~a­t ivclv few of.' t.h t: Auumc:llls rcc:ctvcd any J ~IJU · r •

1• 'T!tr llntr~h troops wcr,.. soon t hrown mlo

cun!i ·sio:t, atJd re treated. to the m:~~gm of the r i ''"r where th cv firs t landed. 'rhP 15ritish .Jfriccro soon r.Jil ied their men, D rrJ formed anc \v for a sr.cor:d :t.t l:U:!: ; during "'hich C:cn•~rn l P v. lf'A"! . ~od~ to. t he Neck to ,rc;;~ on s uc!t of t he mlhtta as mtg ht ha•: c ad­~ - u ccd th us fiu, anu smnc llf whom v:e re rc-

a t a nt t o rn:trch ne;w : r to the place of slaug h· Juc ~f'IH: inccsRant fi ring of a s looh of war :tnd t t'r· . ( t . C 1 . r sev.:nl floatt ng 1at <:tt<:4 m ar CB n ver , 0 , 1 r ed it c:.trcm1•ly cl:tngNI)US to p:18s on to r e lit e -

1 sula P u.t.w m roclu ovpr the llicck re ·

t lt c p •·n• I •

P••ntc•d(v h f J:J r . · ' to ~ ow that himdclt' Ti •ll.r\ ~h.:tt tt \\':til poosiblc to was Without b . . 1 ' 13rtltsh soon nt.l\':tnc d pass unhurt.

1 . u~o ; a portion t ow l a second tinte ns others to lbo brl•a-;t-workrc s } ho redoubt , nnd (Jtt~ t. i hThe American~ '~~ r3il lencl' on tho cc tvo L em \'l it h l! 1 ~ ro. prepared to T\l·

nssnnlt; a nd ordt·~~~-.. r~.,olut !on:ns at the flnt '~'~.""! • P.·r.scoli, nne! 01~ .e lll<-1:11 yil'cn by Put­t nctr lire until the c r olilcors , to wit hold noa re r t han be for" 0~r~y should nppronch even pu lsed with l?rrat ~lau ft tcnemy were agnin rc­from 1 he tr!'mendoust1r cr .• T hey soon tihrunk and n $CCond t ime r t c of tho pro,·inc~a.ls . i r i,·cr. T he 13ritisl tcs~l~! od to the buuks'of t l; o and wt:rc not h•u 011 n" ~crs wore discou raged, r!'pcatod ordcru n d \'alll to t he attock, but b)• • 11 t nreats ut1d ·1 · torcomcnt nrrivcd from 13 • un tt :t rem-

cans ou t h outon. The Atncm· ' e contrary, were elat ed by th ·

)>Ciltc<l sueccs:~ . t hou h 1 etr re · l){lrceh·c~ tl 'l'lli ff l h l officers must ba\'e tht'lr pouit io~o u~1

10~~'\l( of 11•>dug m:'-iuta iuing

suppl . oi • ' . : · cy cou recc tve a new of m1a. ummuctl!on :~nd larg~>_rciuforc .. mt.:Jit~

'f1 L' I . ,Je t ;rtrt. :t tt:~ck was not mado by the 13 •• h Y: tlh?ul cohsitlrrablc dd nv. Th~y scnt t r~t~ lnn lor more 1• 00 . f · · o u o"· indeed with ~l l ps ' ~'·,uch were lbrwnrdcd,

· ' • poss.u o tlcupatch ucc m~:~ by He~t· r:tl officers or high ra uk nnd on;~~~ mlll.ta ry .skt ll nut! e.t pcrionce. During thfs in­L e~' al , Jt :lP!'H•~:tr? tho.t Goncr:t l Putnam a­~~~~ rode to the · r<:k, nt~ci to a s hort distance e~ or.d , wh~rc some pro\'lncials hrtu asscmhlcd

f~om the ~e~ghb<)urmg tOwlo9. Some of these \, , rc u nwtll_mg to pr?crecl, u~ it was ,·cry'dan­acrauf; p:te~mg the :'l eek, 1111d a:; t hey expected t he lr_oop~ on the llc i!fhlij must soon rctrcat.­At _thts tune, also, unto~tunatuly, n par t of t he Ot ltlle ry , from o defect tnlhu apparat us or their ~unu, or some great rrror in j udr;ment, ret iu•d . rom the field or action ; whtch served to dis­cou ruHe the mil itia from ntl,·ancinj! .• . Thc~c men bclo~gcd to Massachusctla, were tmper f.-<:tly orgamzcd, and unoccustomeJ to militery discipline. The resolute aud brave lmwevcr, readily hnstcned to tho rclil•f ofthos~ w ho h3d already bee!' long engaged . Having u rgoo the adv:u:cc of t heNe t roops, P u.bwm rc­tmned to tho9e he hnd lrft :~t the lined with t l_1e ~rca~ despatch for which he w:ts ~!ways dt:lt tngutshed , and nrr l\·erl some t i:n c be lore t he rc inlorcPmeuls come up, to encourage the tncn and to direct their nw,·cments on the re­newed nttac!: of the Britiah, which was t hen cxpcc terl.

l n t he third and I:ISt attack t he rnomy con­ducted with much dt·liberntion. T hey were convinced of t he great import:~nce of t heir field :~ rt i llery ; aud partic~<lar ca re was t 'lken to lmve it accompany the t roops. It w 'tS tnken lo t ho ea&tc ru decll\·ity of Breed's !!ill, Uc · t ween t !JC mil fence and tho brC:lstwork, where it wno dircctctl 3long the liuc ol the Amerit'1ns Il l th <' latter po•ition, nnd a part point~J al Ro into t i1e opening or gutc-way of the rcdouot , ,•; hic-h was on the !!OrthC:lblCTil corner. The rct.loubt was now nttackL-d nlHo on the south· c:t~tcrn and southweste rn sides by ~he enemy with fixed b:~yonets . At thP snmo t tmr , a cnl· h mn of t he 'Gtit iRh ndl'anced ugalllat t l11.! pro­,·iuc inls posted ct the rud fi.:nco on the p,~;trcmc lef; .

'I' hose in the redoubt worn destitute of h:~yo­nc.tJ , and Llwir powder nlso was soon cxpcllll­cd . fn tl.is hituatiun , nftPr having madunmost rc~olutc rc9i~t r.ucc for Home time, but wit hout a possibility of mnin~a ining_ th.cir ground, and in hope o f sa.ving tho hvco 0 1 Ius bra l'c !"en, t lu; int repid Prcsct•tt o rdered :1 rel rr at. . ~o efft.cl 1 hi~ , sur rounded as he was by the Bn llsh, was a dillicu lt tash. The t roups on the left wt·rc orducd to Co\'cr them n~ they rc timd. k .. \nd t hin impor:not scn ·icc was prrformed, wtt h n· hility and tlcspatch . Putnam and I rcscott, h:1ving bra\·ctl thc tlll'.lllY . au long- a~ hopo . re· mai uetl , wore nry nc ttvc.tn conduct!ng t he rc· treat. l T!rou3l1 many of the. i;\m••n cnns w oru J. illed or wouncletl by the Bnttsh t roop~, who.

urvucd them to Buukrr I 11!1, a ~; rout degrco of p m ubritv t:.lld orde r wn:J m:w~t amcd b.>: the ut · ~~~t ion :~'ud ::clivity of the of!tc>.~ ro , Ubs ~stc~ by

6 0100 frcvh t roops, who a rri \•cu o~t t ins time.

T his wa~ betw~:cn six nnd sc\'en o'clock. llere G Putnam uroposcd to make a stand antl for· . ~~~: hut the plan was too desperate to ~eel

ll Y ·~ robation of any othe r officcr3. ! In t h_c ~PP a t le:~st to fhce t he enemy and gt_vc wtshcd , e hrc before tlwy le ft t he pcum· t hcm, onl ~~~ot~'o men were Jon much cxhaut< ~nJ su!u. > . t of ammunition to comply w ttl• . :, tHl t oo dc~ttu The ~rovinciula , therefore , pass­his p ropohs ::t. '-• ck . aml Rome l!..ostctl themselves cd o••cr t c . . e '

=

,, ]Ueudiug the 11 Sejul •u-ith t"he sweet."

ODB-by Dt·. Pt:nc tV AL; and s un ,_ ccleh r:\ti o n o f thc l3:Lttlc ofTI g at ~._h e on the..: 17th u lt. unker l11ll,

'\'hen o nr patrio~ fathers ~ct {u the dade and t. - I

'\'bile t he han d of ~_v ~ ng JOur,

P

, nnton yet

Still the y J.ar'ut t tts wct g ht of po,,·c r ress u u s w'th - -Th o tel l the foe '

ey were ncvet· u ' Still they bade th m~ e for s laves-

They were f .- e nations know, r t:e as ocean 's waves. -

Yonde1· -~ - t ' ·' Ll C gl · Wl . . . - onous hill lCI C t llCII' bl 1 ' NeYer w i th a f oot ~vas nobly s hed

H trmer wt ll ~ earts of fr Shall the son ~cmcn h_eat and bled-

l'o-thc d ~ r?l! t ht s s ire ? ·

H. a mtnng . Igl: a pi lbreJ. to '' orl_u shall s ee Lrk.e a t mb usp n·e

ower of l 'b ' 1 c•·t)· Now th . .

, c arch of em . lrouJ. :.md d . p lre swells

W hil e the h d!lrJO.g , fixed and t IS" · . an ot . s ron"" . • ttlo ns th rum ft:lls ~ -

Lof · ' !\t h :we fi tl e r the t . ourisb 'd T 11· emple s · c..: long:

i e mg on . prings-

I o w it llS front s ubl' sco-r ns t l Imc

A lid t h le rr.gc o f k' , c wo.stin ll' b m gs. F o ooth. of . ·

rom its 1 - t tme . S<.;c ' - u g h and lifted I

,\_

1

· 1t sends ... _ n·o,\T 1 e 1 " ' ' ·tkc · ' ·e a world . . ntn g lig-b ln the s h·tJ I S s lumberin t ,

Th l.! \' s l l . es of cast g now p~ 1::\ l fe! el th e •. Cl' n nig-ht, '1sc ~n· l qu1ck . · A ·• u run t enlllg f' nJ th , · I o meet tJ u·c-

Ti ll c lr _tc:\rts shall t e day, then· c h· · nc,·er t' . • n ns ::ll'e 1.' . 11 e .

Non_c s h all e ve . . cnt away. Ltft I. t tns hh· u

'\\' ' li S hand a . . !lre li te! its pe·l' g":llust th' . • UIIUC! t } I S shr

ames so h I s t all b I nc, l-lH.h . b onourcd. car .l 0 \' C th .lt)l} d . -

r hc re . . c sac red b t\'lne L' k 111 !tu·ht !l.n u I ·~.: twin st·.::. lUtfadi"'n- ' '\ · .Irs of " o set

\ A ~UlNo ·ro:s g lory) s t , - :1. n u L a nd A } ' A·n :·r· rt: .

. nt:.:\h. l~lt nn.r 1 rom ol:r Cor~e ·p . d •· .

•·t> j w' t .· · ~ 011 en/, Boston. ::\ ,,1 1ti n . ' ·A ·~ · ' ' 1tn essed 1 h · g l'oulu lou It finct·, o r m wore uo;I\Uh •ul or-Il l o f one of t il c c_nlJl ttlCn cc uumt and tor- ~~•'l' , I han the' t~·oop~-their dn·so;t;~ cll.'lln, thrll· uni- 7.'lu 17/h ~f J une, 17i.1.-Thr mnrblr m:w moui-Lcf<>r~ h l e r::l:>st zmjO:·cssive cer e monies . m·m nr.a ' n o t tawcln · i thrir (ll 'ms bright :~~ s\h·cr dct· ; bu_t whtle u heul'l bc~tts in an Americnu:~ bo. om

· .:nn -ot:....n. -ccr I · •· ·zl .. ' it· . , • . . . • t lwrc wtll be:\ lublet from which the record of that ~'"cry iJatdotic .fcdin .,. c mony w ti ch r e " ' a ' ~: h firm anti tnthtnrr. The annsontc b t·c- doJ's g lory shnllzwvt!r he c!Tacrd. nn . nt " hich l . "'' . CI'Cry f'n tl ea ri ng re- f! ~t·cn ru.n.de n. magni,ti crnt di ~lay, wit h all tlw ir ban- The .l'tlililin.-\Yimt more thnn to pronounce the ,..,J u t io ll b en t.P , a w t he 1Hin~r-hairel l sold ie r o f ·L,·r~. ~ca.r f~. ~"orn-rous J' C"cl~ nud bntlgcs of their 1~~~~~,.oo:ldB.u!'[I.:Yer Jlliii.Dto p/1/oc]hum its chnnlcter to

' • 11g- nndP.t· the , . h ~ · .· o " . . . . , , 1111 •re 001 " · ~sscd t h e hunt! of lti~

1 1·c•g·. t of y ear s , ·lctent onl e t·; but tho mo .. t mtcrc~hng obJects m the l lle Committee nf S·•f ety.-Thc•ca l'!v gnnnlinns

:d t he b rc:-trh a n d J , w 10 • in yout~, hall • "• hul_a proces~ion w ere tlto.: surr :t •ng soft/ius of of (\~lr nation'_!. ri:;-h.lbi f.:nrlc~s- as fuitliful in the ex· · .fl 'll · • · Cnt~t·e.l the trenche s "' l.hm:~cr 1 W I. \ eclll,ton of then· tru~ t .

I 'and J ifl!J years a o-o gnvc 'l'hc . w n • ·n. ~ il~arlyrs of!Juul.-cr Ilill Bottle.- \Yc inhale )li t fo r lib e r ty . 0 ' ' a lmost th e . ) ere nt.om ft flr vr tct-nns, .• nd thr) 10~r~ltrd the 1~1r t 11ey brea thed; we trend the _grouou thry a ua•·

0 1 . •

1,.

0 • ' lt h as pro:~•\ look nntl clevnte,l head as thc1r m fi r- trod, we ~urround the alter where th!!tr lh' e• were

·' ' pl'C\' i 01 1~ J • fi' c\ \\' h n •• . · • t te City w:1s k ept in a titics :\llrl nd·; nnced ngc conlrl allow. There were o ere_ - c s wear devotion to their cause ! [On1uk ·' ••lllty H at-e , ln · t he • . ' . . s tnncltng.)

! •o ~r c·on c ht-.", W:\·;:on<; ... ~~:llmu:u arriva ls of 4 U\ mc rs, rned lnnccs n_nd lnbom·er!'; soute poor, bu t !Junker llill Dfonumen/-lts proud snmmit shnll d l'>. t dn n~ C "' : b..,. ' soc ntbles, horses •noct o f t hem C'OilltOrtnhlc i tltc1r dresses were h t·tghtcn with th tl mol'lliug-·s jir$1 henm, auc\ the

. " <Hll l\!'Y fo ll<s ri ' r"'crl In tl · . h 1w me.l.••, neat and cl~nn ; their !Hin ·burnt visn "c~ . evening 's lu.3/ r :-L_y. It sl_mll ~lu'." "ith a still r iclwr .;cr . " z rls . h "'"' IPH o- " .. , 1 ., • W I~ c hip b o nne t>; a nd fl n . . ~i ! v<'r locks a mi p:tls icd hnntl;- marked the rnvn.,.es anu pure; hght m !<pc•al<tn!;' lhe1r deeds who repose

l tlf• y 1 • r. • mmg nb- • o · beneath 11. · : '- l ~lg- •tnn e r an<l the o lcl soldier. t h b !'l i t illlc> , unt theit· hear ts we re i Otmd and their prin- 'J'Ite Surrit·ors or Dtml:tr 1/i/IBnttle.- The a/oom

.t:lllll:ll iO'l ,.•· !1 • C U!'- 'J ,.. T' . · ~• _t. c !'l'Clte, mauc i t r e ally a jn- ciph~s finn ; (hey could all hove told how the figh t of tha t dny may dwell on their recoll.:c1ion; b11t in • ,.,11!: <ur, w in ch h:t.~ h e en p nrche ,l au~\ drv t11•;;nn, a nd flow it Cllued. One 101111 bore ~n his t he brighln•ss of thi$, they feel that they fougl:tt un->t"• 3lhi r ln t' 1' .J. • • • • dcr t11~ au~pices of hc:wen.

. . ' tr: , ;J. ~ t;:_;-!tt !<how c r lrat1 ~ ettleu t h e lrcmbhng hack Ius ri r-w~£, "Inch he hocl rolled m Lexington and <.:onrortl.-Th"re the earnest w:ts 111 ~1 •< w as a g rc e niJ!y cu~l , w hic h, c on sidering tlc l"p nod sole mn peals on tha t e,·entunl day. The gh·en, 1hnt n pl'oplc, re&olr~l to be free, can never m u"r )•re sen t , w z.s v t>ry cl c. ir·aLIE'. p rucrs$ionJ moved 01•er C ha rles town brid ... e passed be ensla\'IHI. • •li W't . e r a \ ·ti d II • the American redoubts a t B reerl's Hill th~ ~cmoro.- T he l' rc:;id!lnt of the United Stn t e~ . .

' ,.. \ c n.t a JlOillt~: it wn~ m,e a city . ' - The Got•eruor of tire CommOIIU'CIIltlt.-[Governor •·d; {' l't' I'Y r oo m , l!erl, s e tte e , <and ·p illow was ule ~ecnc of the confhct on the 17th of June, 177;,, Brooks' i\t~ rch.J · ! ; lO p s o f iton:; \~S, 'i t e~ple3 , c hi mnc.y s , alcoves, a nd :\r ri,·cd at the spot fi xed upon by the committee. T he Col!liue11lal tl nny-Whom -cictory cou.ltl not

~ H ere the whole ch·ic a nd milita ry body was formed depress ;-their cau~ c, lhl"ir count ry, and the1r God ! 1"· ln.:c:.:, ~c: . &e. wer e fillc•u with sp e c ta to rs.- '!'he ll(em6ry of lfa.rlcinglnn.-[Dirge. ) .gtil t iw m orn {)f t h e memoraulc ii'th of J un e i ll ~(\ n ho\low squnre, and the ceremonies of laying 'l'he Con~in,.ntnl Con~r.J.S-The embodied wistlom

11pon the a u xio u s c ro 'l\·!l ; i t \\ a s s e r e n e a n d t ne fir~t stooe were performed by the worshipful of the nation ; which 'wrought the fr?e~om of ~nc

1\ lasrcr o i the Grnud Lodge of the State . assi,;tcd by l.temls pht!re, 1\lltl promul~;utcd the pnncrplc~ which ia'•1l. Timt 1\ay lt ft_\. yea rs w ns one o f dcep'<\nx- ·n · t h th the lllu~u·io.ts G u~st of the iS<\tion,the eve r zcnlou!' ,"'1 rrhemllnfu clpn e 1./11~ cr. • · t d ' th this nc i t wn~ mn t:!; e <l wit h blood nn rl glory; '\Vnrrc n . . . . ~ , , e ~mory o1 nrrcn- ... ssocm c Wt · r · f t't• 'l tO o t Amen cn, GbNERAL L AFAYETT E, nnd lcnsion his nn1nr comes to us ·• ns the gentle dews from and ll\::tn y a gal: ant h c a l·t w iS cold 0 0 t iX! h a t- al :;o bv i\1r . ' Vcbstcr , president o f the association- 1 H uave'n, refreshing- the place bc.teath." ·u) m<.! · :\o w ho lY changed ! How plac-id, j o - TiJI• t ihnalugreed upon was g iven at the compl~tion , 'finis tcrmin:tt cd, without any mnterinl nccidcnt, a n d free ! T he ro~r of c a nnon fro m the na\'y wh,·n shours from seventy thousnocl freemen rc· one of the mo~ t interestinG' ceremonies since the

ann o un c ed tlw c.o tn m e n ccmcnt of t he s o lemni- <-choe,\ from :the surrounding hills a nd pla ins. The s-reat federal p rocession, on the adot,tion of our glo­tl' l fcst i ~· i t i .•c . O t·d c•r s had b een issue d to be proces~bn t hen fell back to th e spacious nmphi th" · r ious constitut:on-rcnclr.r ed mor e impressive from ·ing- w ith t h e \a-:-\;. ." F. very til ing was iu m o tion . -:~.t..: l': <!recteu on \ he occasion, an d covered with awn- its !Jeing in the Cradle of American Liber ty, nntl in

1;; c

1f cav ah· v scou re d t h e d t y

1 t o g iv e pl a ce to jug , where upwards of 10,000 persons were seated to the presence of the veteran Lafayette and his com·

;·e ra\ n ·gin;tHt:> , w ith nodd inl,; p lume.; , appoint- .<t tCI'od the r elig ious e.xe r cL•es and hear the address . pnnions in~rJTIS. d · . .:: w ii it arv escort to t he ciYi<: p ro cession i and The r elig ious ceremonies wer e commenced hy n r---------------------

(<' 11 o 'clo~k the w ltole lllov cll iu the following praye r , offe red by the R ev. Joseph T hax ter, chap \ • . [For lhe_ Olllar io lltpository.] Jain of P rescott's Reg iment, who was actnally in thtThe followmg lmea were c:Jcltetl by. the mclnncho~y

f h Jj h B l B·u . 1 · - 'f I m·15 story of the cleatb of l\ young OOtce r, who fell m

twtt~os t o t e ., t at un t cr 1 , anu b 1 1 - • . " ' . 1

T b 11

, f: the battle of Ntagnra, tlurmg the last wnr. In the : -

r:scorr~. . c::ll r..-i ·.· n :·t o f Bun k e r l l ill in C~n·tn ge_~ ·. . f ; ~ ll lt l.·c l· Ll z'll :\l onu roent .\.ss octauon.-

t n v t · r~ v ,_, · · L .. ;:: G ntnd J,odge. >

i\1 nso ns. . ;::j

Pn•siJ ~ot nnd V i~c l' restrlen ts . ~ C hnplatO:' · · ( on -;:,

tal'e no t, s o represen ted , 111 Co · rum u 5 a mous earl,y part of the eo~a!;'emenl he received n mortnl pn.int i n~. .wound. He wandered a little from the scene of

T he prayer w:u; succeeded by the following spirit- confl ict, but l>t:ing unnhle to proceed further without cd ode , written Ly the R ev. 1\l r. P ierpont, nnd sung u sis tance, sunk upon the g ro1!nd, qnd sooo expired. ta

1 t he /nne of oltl hundred. After a few dny~ he waR found, a nd buried on the

k ~ J I ' l l i\Iom tm cnt Asso c aa ' t'"' t ~s of B u n e . 1 <- rn re.r- o . ci Trc nsure r. 01-C· •

0 , ;,. not this n ht~ly Fpor ! . •T is lht> high plucu of l·'rr,•tlom's IJ>rUt :­

t; ou oi our fa1h11r• ! i~ it not ~cc,·c tn.I'.Y an 1

c:: 't iu c:u-ri:'lges. r I • -~ttc a n ( ._, u l •

\. c 1~- .a • n: . . O fli c e rs, Rcv t.• l ~l ttonary .. I le C o lo n el

(:.O mmaudcd t.y t he -..·e n eJ .l ;o TuJCTHY rJc:li';. rtt. .

C inciunatJ. (io\·CJ n or . ·

J.ipu t. GoY~ru or. Cunn c1!.

S cuated ) \1' uhut c .~nc r;.~ l. . 'I r c n ~ttl·er ' a ll · ' .. ' ~

•:•: :·c trl l_l. u l ]1eprc~cntattve_ . J f o usc f o t!te r S tJ'\trs , Go ,;(• rn.o rs 0 r U nitcd S t.'\tCS·

f D t·part lncnts 0 ' . U ca ds o -· r Uni tcd S tate!'. _

:icll nto rs 0 • _ o f u11 ited Sta l-\.c>S · To n s c o f P'l.l~prcscn t :tt~:; url C olisuls.

l.l r orei ·•n Lc~atro d othe r Courts -. f lJ ired S wtcs a n G ·n. l

J " d rrcS 0 lJ . 1 At~orucy e ne l· . o t4 'i r anu • S<> ICI o 1) Jeantl!~ ·

e " o ·.:tin ction. ~tntng1·rs of 1

• _. ~rmv .

Cl r::

'l'hc hulic.t ~vo• of ntl lllll cnr th 1 Q.tcnehcJ i• thy llwne on Horeb'~ gldc:

Tho robbnr roomtl ._,•e r Siu'>i nu.,. i Anti tho•o old mon, thy sccrF, nl.itle

No moro on Zion's mourut'ut brow. l.lut on this hill thou. Lord, Ita.. <h<'rlt,

:;inco rOtwtl il.ll hencl thu wur-eloud curlr•l, And wrnpvcd our littb•·r~, wht>ro 1hcy lt nc\r,

In prayer and bnuto fo r n world. H ero sleeps their dust ; 'r i• holy ~;romrd :

And we, rho cbihlrou of th<' l.lra\·c, From tho four wiutb oro rothcrotl r< IUtld,

1'o l.ty our offe-ring on thoir grevc. Frco n.o thc winds nround uft blow,

T•'rnc as yon wnvoa bolow us svre.ul, \ V., rcnr e J>ilo, thot long ahnll lhrow

hu hrulow on 11Joir artcrc<l bOt.I-Uut on their dec~ no ~l •udc !hull lie II,

\ Vhilc o'er tit~i r couch thy ' on Fltnll ilamc: 'l'hinr. cnr wu bo" t>t.l 10 hcor the ir call,

,\ u d lhy r ic;ht huutl ohall guurd t huir foun o.

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' · h Navy anu n- - c o fi"' c l<r " <>f t c. i . of other S t a t£:. :

. ers of : he Legts) n t ~' e~o,nmon C oun c d­\1 c rn v o ll l'n!Sident of t lC (;tyor ;t Aldermc u . .

T he ndd res of Mt·. ' Vcbster then followed; it wns

i Hstinguished for talent, spir it, a nd effect, a nd s ach <: was expected from his es tablished celebri<y. a . . .

The ceremonir~ having concluded, those wno m -trncicd to partake of the dinner repaired to the s um­t o il ,,f Bunker Il ill, where accommodations were

f; -.::trP1l 18r 1500 p cr r.l:ino:-:.\ nuntb't:r wh.id1 1 t.<!-Common CounCll ·

·c: 1cctmen of Ch~ri C'stoWfl . ~ ·P p r e;;iu ents of Collcgc~ ­

C iergy .. . i I cads of Soct~ttes . ll is tor ical Soc11~ 1 y ·

[>\\grim Socit:~Y: . orJc~rs of \IH' ;\1 th l HI .

l :rvitcd Gnc:st~ .

UJ P1".r I • I - h ..... ~·er hcen P"<Cr er<\ec\ o.t any former pcrind .

~ l·C'~c as ... \:. T

r'"' 1 18 were shor t, but imprc\sive, aml nrc ::ts

Cf1 'fhe -tons fo llow":-

same spot, by nn intimatc frientl.

T H E hour of thick 61aughtP.r wns o'er, All nnture 6lcpt silr.nt a nd still ,

S 1we thr. caturnct 's deep d istnnt roar, .And the note of the lone "hippoorll'lll.

Around the wiclc C'ircuit o f dcmtb, The cold , li feless corpsPs still l11y;

T he poor wounded soldier 's last IJrcnth, Jo the nis-ht breeze had Qiued nwny .

On the grcr n-s ided hilJ, colt! nod pollid, 'fhe hr ro lies lifc lc· s~ and lone,

'The warriors he often hall rallied, T ho victor and vanqnish 'd nrc gone .

Th t: cold dews of C\' l' lling fnst S<!t, Unfelt " nd unsP.en on his hend ;

Jl.l ildt:r fa r, than t.he d n. tn jJIICSS nflll &went, T hnt rests on t:te urow of the dead.

Alas there is ncar hirn n·o friend , N~ spirit his heart oncc!. hc l~ dear;

.No Jov'd kindn ·d forms o er hun IJcnd, To Jid d the last triuutc- a tear.

The ni.,ht·b in ls llit 1 Ot• nd him unscr·n, Unh~ard is the owl\ doleful moan ;

The .;oft ·aig lc ins- grnbs, wavin;! !,'~·~en, Set' .IllS 10 spt'nk uf 0 g1 ic:f nul ltli own.

No tomb-stone hi, rcsting 'plrtce shows, Jlig exploils 110 monuwen t nu mbcr1;

y 1 sweet is l•i• brd of repose, eA d the wild ros•·• hloom whore he J&lumbrr.~ .

. n J UU i\l'i.

The 1 . t h ._ r~ a tro u . ne, t th s ln WI ·

~escr,bt· r! . l' tltP. of t he l JCh I Stool] to :\lr deci ded h (~-s. ~HI v; II .: \dd rc s. Whi ch r s' Adntns constituta Spective p leuj }Jress io ,,s t Sli l tt y t o gtl: s sulllP.<_l ., ll positi~it ll _notice. I nml\ t G hent a tl:n te nt ia ril's, th:urhr Bctfl h (O•~r.u~r~t ~ade good. I ttev_c r gave Genolol J acksou nor h is fricn ll seu. I owat·us b" e Clec t ton of i\ j. llnt peculiur a u<t a n artidoi n bl~tl d of the na,• ignrivnofthel\ll&& t SFiflpt.~y 'r?asontobd tovc thut l would innnycomin ds any sa.)' sor an1 tnilde -~:T~ aron ttr ibuted t t ·Adan,s," a od cx- whirh W(', e t Ctr p rojct nenrly in the snmol wortls as those- hun. Hu had, as r thonght,n~publiccl aim ~eo;{ · ~·~tporr i II t h e ,.~r e ~lt <l b i) , ty' , ~o resp~• n si h le for?, llle , Which 1 Never ri ty of th~ ;lllpl?Ycd in tbe tron ty of 178~ ; thnl a ml\jo, a~d, no personal clt~ims, if these ought to b~ e~er c~~si~;;~ pie ot l lit s c o fth (J ' . pu hltsnNI by my t:··P::tlllph let> and es- ceti ing t o th m er tcan commissioners "'as IU favour of a c- ~-' to n~y support . No ono, there fore, ought to hllve b

P ly· _lu lcJ illg lll e t el <l ll V G S $ , T he i n· ' ' : nels in R:cntucky,·,.o ve r a t rle rnand u pon the condition that the Bri tish tSBppnuned or chagri ned tha t l did not vote f<'r him eN~n 111g It t h tus ·t n s J UStu·e of h " r 1111 ~'nt w o ld ' h 6 h' r b · ·more thu n l was nc"th · d · ' o pub)" o t c <' :!. . • Wer nble t c p rind- within tl . . u eo111:cdc tn us t e sa me s 10~ 1 l'r t t e~, r 1 'I or surpnsc nor disappointed thnt h

Ob lea t ious issu:~ of Ge ne ra 1 J ~ct~ay b~. tcstecl by np· l rNI 1

;e'! JU risd iction. ns wrrc secured to us hy the n mo ~ " not, on a mo re recent occasion, feel it ro be hi~ d uty 1~ lS

:'.i s~rver . Tha t ·1

' : o1· e xample , fr~on, 111 r efPrencc to clone~. 0 i t83 : an,l that both Mmn11<h _were 6nnlly nbnn- vot~ ~nr me. After commenting upon ll portir.ulllr pflfll sc e r . ~darus whe .,., as no t in fn ~· 01 t he C olumbia n n ic· t n ht> fact of these mutua l prnposJtlons was commu- \lse . 1 ~1 my ~otter to Jutlgc Brooke, a cnlm ceconsirleration

cert a i n , 'l."'e i t h n the c o nte s t was b 0/' r of the elt•ction of r1 1~ 0 by llle to the America n public in ll speeclt which I o f Which \vrll, I think , sa tisfy any porson that it was nut d ' " Gen e ra' ! J ac~r was .I in 101 vo:rr o7 <Ire the pe ople. is most>o; ~:creel in t h e H ou1e of Represe ntative~ , on the 29rb nay em~loycd in an olf.: 1?s i v~ sense,if it ocleed it have a n offensivr. .) :\lr. Arla rns son. Ti t at [ ev tha t of i\Jr. C:rawford f nunry, 18 16. M r. Hapkinson had n rraig nen the term' sen. ~, the Genera l, nt,flls lertor to l\1r Swa'rtwnut proceeds

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t e nt w i th a. r:' . or eith e r of t he ~t did any thing a ga inst ~rl th_n .trPaty o f pence, a 11d ehargetl 11pnn the W ll r ancl thG 10 rema rk, "N~ on~: beheld me seeking through ~It or ma­\ fy r e h t' a n a n d hono r able

0 le r gentle me n, inco r. sis B _mm,~t nlti un, the luss of tht li~hin~t liberties , .... ·i thin tho nngement to onu ce any rt>prcsent:nive in Congress flotn a l­

mi scou~ ,1 0~s to .M·l". Ad:lms h a ~;J 111Pt' t ition, I Uttt•rly cl: ny ~ _nti_sh juriscltction, whicl:t "'" 11njoyetl prior tn the wllr. }Q consc_icntious respo nsibility to his own, or the wishes of his D

P el to b cpu on, I f llOt lll is r e pr . \ e ~c.e u t he su bj ec t of mu h Vlnrl tca t ing, in my reply to him, rhe rnu rsn of the govern- constitu e n t~ . No tmdnight taper burnr by mu: 00 secret ~--C'O d e Und e r a publ iC" 1 cfsen t ,tt ton. I h ttve been s t ct ment and tho conditions of the peace. I su\\e tl :- concln\•cs were hcltl, nor cabals entered into to persua<lc

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• u c l o f th a t gen t le m a n Pc1N ?e to expose some nefr . a - " \\' hen the Dritish Commissioners demft nrllln ; in their any one to a viohHion of pledges given, or of instructions w llc h wo lei ' urrn" th · a n o us p ro'et 1 G a · · f h • r occh•ecl U 1 e u p rove h im t b o . <· Dl'go t ia tion at Gl ~ , "rent>wa to roat n tat n o t e r1gh t ttl t he nnvi- . • . Y me lll><fJ a ns were conccrtell tu im pa ir the ~OIIficlencc ; a n d t h ·

1 ~ e e ntJr t> ly un worthy o f ton_tv ~attt\.11 of the Missi~sippi, Fecuretl hy tho trea ty of 1783 a purr pr111c1plcs of our rrpublicnn insti tutions, nor to pros-

1. eve nhe less vote d r." ' 1 \~ lt h a know)erf~_: e o f his fipubltc ba r n mnjoriry of lho Amcricl\n Commissioners ofTPrRd 10 ; 0 _ trnte th~t fun1lll mentul maxim which maintains tho supre- p tound ed , I should . 0

; 1110 • If thes e i1npu t n 110 P~'• dy, J., new it, upon the conrlition tha t the Jibortios in quee.tion w~>rn mllcy at the people's will On thn contra ry, hn\·ing never in b u t i f, o n tn e c ' tn eeo, be a tit obj ec t fo r p bl1~5 are we ll rP. tlewori to us. He wns nnt one nf thn t mnjo r il~·. R e a ny manner bPfore the people or Cougrcss interfered in the t

· o n tra ry it ~h 11 b 11 tc ceu ~u re- ld bl h c · · sli rolnost d · 1 h · · ? nu caJ bo th to I.J ' ' - a e fo uncl tha t 1 • • • • wo u no t trou I' t e n mm1 rtee with hts rcosons fnr beint; ::0 _egree wrt t t c que&tron, my conscience stllnds re1·e s re d w ·

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11~ a n rJ t o m e , have subs titute 1 ~t-Ie rs, lnt- oppo!erl to th,. offf' r. A lr.ajority of his collenp: ttPs. lldU4- votd of ollcnce, and will go IJUictly with me , rogllrd lo~s of , 1 igna t io tS ~~s or nty p u blic p romises I t r

1 <: ~lr o wn ~n - t P.d h e btlieved by the be.• I motit•es. madp, howeVf'r, the o!"er , ·the insi~uations of those who, through ~t~nungnme nt, may .vi y l e tte'; • w rch t hey w ould e xcite , w il\ b e t~~ll~ a_t t he 1n- a nd it was refuicrl by the Dritish Commis~ioner~.'' 1cck au tnlluence not sanctio n eel by integrity and merit .''-<rnd er ' <lddrcss:d t o t ke E d i tors of the I t d t:om·me . rsee n nily N at. hrtelligenrt.r, ofthe213t .111arch , 1816 . I am not aware tha t this defence of himself was rontlererl

· d a te o f th e l :>th N ovembe r 18'l" . llc lirge ncer, Anti wha t I thought of my coll e:t ~ues of the ma;'ority ll"- :ceccssllr)' by a ny charges brought forwnrd aga inst the Ge-Sto o for ~s ' b· ' - "'• 15 mad e the ' " 1 C t · 1 I d 1 1 t

1 • ~ e n 1ug to 1r.e the•promise ancl t he

1 occ:~.- pea rs fram the samP ext ract. The sp ring <lfter t he t crml - nc r~ · cr arn 1 never. rna e any sue 1 c mrges nga inst hi m.

l O S e t r e a sona b l t> d is<:los u re s , n M A d P erlge to ma ke nn t ion o f the negotintions a t Ghent. 1 went to London and I wtll not suppose tha t 111 the passages cited, he in tended to t .:c s p eak (Qr it sel f a u lt i t -1{ b r. a m s. Let th iH let- thcrl' entered upon a new a n ti high ly i mporta nt ·' nP~otia impute to rue the m iscondu~t which he describes ; a nd ye t t ion there is for su~h au a WI . e seJ en how little justifica~ t ion wi th rwo of them, (Messrs. Arlams and G:~ll at i n -) taking the whole context of his letter together, nnd coup:

· ' 'sse r tJo n t a tlvt> rts to t h 3 ' l. · ' tl M ... ' "d · ' " v• · r ,_y whic h had a ri s b ~ e contro- whirh resulterl, on the d J ul v 1815 10 the C ommPrciar 1ng II Wt I r. n renters au r•ss, 11 ca nnot be uisguiset! se ll and th e R ~ de n e t wee n ' ess rs. A d ams n nd Ru s- Convent io n which has buen si~cc mnrl f' the basis o'f most t ba t others may ~u pposc be intender! to refer to me. 1 a m ~ . v~ra 1 pu b l ' r?cee s / 0 s_ta te that, ' ' in tf!e co urse of the o f o u r com~erc1al nrrnne: P.mPlttS with fort>ign powers N'ow quit<! sure tha t if he did, ~ he coul,l not have formed those

l·;.trti c 1 ·J l ~ a tr ohns, 0 wh~ch it h a s been the occa sion, and if 1 had d iscovt>red nt G hen t a s hns bPcn a sser t~d th:\~ unfa voura ble opinions of me upon nny personlll observ ~;~ -·' u a J y, lnt e appendlxto a ll 1· ' ' · ' · · f I d bl. i " If " ··

1 I' ' pamp 1 c t w 11ch ha·t been eithl'r of them wa s fa l~c nnn fa ithl!'ss to his country wou14 t ton o my com uct mil ~ r:. u mso ; •Or, a suppos1t ron that riPreot Y pu b Ish ee! by th t· Han . J o hn Q uincy A dams , 1 t h ink · ( have voluntnrily comme ncerl witb the no a notho r ~erootia- they were fo untled upon his , own knowledge, would 1mply 1 le r e a r c som e erro ·s (no 1 b · · " t1 I I · r1 l db · d I c ou t u rnutcn lw nal) bo t h a s to ti on ? Fur thr.r : thnre ne ,·cr ha!l bre 11 a pt~riocl d urinP ou- mt my or g111gs o n my person Ill een sUDJCC IC to n " 'at t e r s of fa c t a I t f · · · ' ,... · t f · I II ~- "bl · 1 h t • a u . - - n r ma t ers. o o ptrll o n, m regard t o the whole acqua intance, th:Jt :\1r . Adams and r ~nve not ex- SJ > ern o esptonage w w y ~_ncompllll e wt t ' . t e open,

. sa c_tto ? " a t G h e nt, rdaung i o the n a viga tion of t be changed wheu we have me t, friencHy snlu tatious, a nrl the mn ~tly, and h~no.urabl_e contluq of a go.llant soldt~r . If he ~l t SSi ss_,ppt, a n ci eel t a m libe rties cla imed by th e United . court e sic~ a nrl hospita lities of socia l intercourse. dc~lgncd a ny tns t n uauo~s ~gaii'\S~ me, I must believe that

S ta tc s In t h e Fis her ies, an a' to tlte parl whic!t I bor e i n tlto3e T he arldre~s prorecds to chara cterize the support wl.ich t he lnatle til em ~pon t he tn lormatto~ of o~hers, of _whum ~ t ransact ions Th ese importa nt i nt e rests a re no w w ell sec nrcri" ~" VI' to 1\'Ir. Adams as unnatural. T he au thors of t he an- can only say, l.la t t hey ha Ye de~et ved Ius cre~ uluy , non - - "At, a c C'Ou o t , t h e re fo r e of wh a t occurred in t he ne ocia- <lress h11 vc r.ol s ta ted \Th y it is uo~aturn-1, a nd we a re tllere• a rc entirely unwor thy of nil cred iL . I entered toto ~0 ca • · G ' · · g , · • . . . ba ts; I ht!lti no secret conclaves; I enticed no ma n to vtola te

1100 at he n t , on t hos e two !'UbJ ec ts , I S no t , perh«p s, n eccs- f 'ITC l•ft t o t!OnJecio re the1r me:uuug. Is 1t beca use Mr. 1 d . . t . · d T h b f 0 · h f · . . . . . p e ges gtvcn or rns ructtons rccerve . e mem ers rom --<a ry to t e p resent o r utu re se ~ Ut l ty o f any o f the nghts Adams IS f rom Ne w-Englnnd1 and I am a Cllizen of the bi ant! from the other \Vestern Stat with whom 1 voted "f 1 h e . na tion, a n: l is 011ly _i n te res t.iog us appe~tai n i ng t o liS 'Ve_s~ ? I f it be unna tu ra l in _the .\-Vcstero States to support wcorc a ll of t hem as cnrnpetent a~ I~to form a n opi~ past h is to ry . \ V Hh t he se 1mpress10il ~, a nd be tng extrE.m~ly ~ Cltlzeu of ,N ew-Engla nd, tt must he e<!ually unnntu r:t.l nion 011 rhe pcutl ing electioo. T he M'A rs an•l the Mrt -,111will in g t o p r-' scnt my self, a~ a •I.Y lime, he fm·e t h t' y ublac, 1n t he N e w· England. St~t cs to support a cttlzeo of the W est. cnlfcs, a nd the other ge ntlemen from West (sonic of ) ha d a lmost r esolved t o r e mam stlen t,. a nd thus e:cp"iir.e my- And, on lhe.s llme prm~1ple, l ~ e J::i_ew-Engl l\ l~d Stlltes o~gbt whom have, ifl have not, brnvelr 11 mnde an effort to rc· • f' t 1• t O the inference o f an a cq uieEce nc e iu t he corre~toess t o be rest raltl ed fro m concurrtng 111 tbe clect iOO of a citizen pel an invading foe" ) a re a s incnpn ble of dishonor as any u-i a ll th~ s t a te m e n ts m arie b y both m y c o ll eague ,. ; but I in ~he ~nu thern St.o.tcs, or t l ~e. So u thern Sta tes from cn· <tpe· 111en brea thing ; as tlisintcrcsterl1 a s unambi tious, a s ex­:, a ve, o n more re fl e c tion, tho ug ht i t may be expec t~<! of r a tmg tn the r lecuo n of a cllr ~cn nf Nr.w-E ngla nrf • . Aoll, clusi\•ely de,·otetf to the best i ntere~ts of their coun try. It ne, a nrl be co nsiclt• ret;l a s a iluty o n m y pa rt, t o <:ontnb~te consequc~1 tly, the s~ppo rt wluch the last thr~c Presld~n ts wns qu ire ::t s li kely t hat I should be infl uenced by them, ns

. t · 's ~ full a nd fn i th ful unde rs tand mg have rfc n ved from New-England, and tha t which t he Vice- that 1 could cnntrol their votes Our obiec t \~as nnt to int· ai · IO my powe r own cu " . . . . . I . d I b t t II · . • . ' .

. · fi d t o U ndc r tht s co n vrc t ' " "' I President recent Y receive • IllS ceo mos un na ura } gtv- pair hut to preserve frnm nil da nger tho pun ty of ou r rc-0 1 the t ra us a c t; o n s r e er~~d m~re propitio u s t hn n t ne p re- e n. The tende ncy of such reasoni ng would be to dena- publ,icnn insti tUt ions. And bo w ! 'prostrated the ma xi111 w i ll, a t som e uturde. pen . ' t e conside r a t ion a nd w hen tionalize us, nnd to coutra ct every parr of the Union with- which m::tintnins the suprcmllCY of t he people 's will I nm . t c a lm a n d Js pnss lon a < ' • lfi I ,. . f . t ' I t w Ill • . . ' :-e ll t 0 • • . . · f oti\'es Jay be fo re 1n the narrow se 5 1 IDI II S 0 tiS o wn sec to n. ou en tirely a t a loss to cornprcftcnd. fhe rll ustonsof the Gil·

b • co •ntSill terpt e t .t tiOil 0 m ' · · Jrl 1 d 1 d t · f tl thcHe C <l n c . . . ·005 as I unde r- be still wo rse: 1t wo u ea to t te cs rucuon ° te nernl's imagination deceive him. The people oft he Umted I ·rau ve of t h ose t r ansacu , . r F ·r · b 1 · . · t t ilt• pu b I c . a " 3 1 U nio n 1t.•c!t .. or I It e u nna t~ ru. tn o ne secuoo 0 sup- ~ ta les hod ne\·er decided the d cctiou iu his fnvnur. Ir the

. to od the/11." 1 f tl t le tte r it is -nort a c iti zen tn o nOJhcr, the Umou ttso.lf must be unna tu- -nrnple had willed his election he wou ld huvc been elected . ·· · 1 er usa o 1 a ' ~· · 1 · II 1 · · · · ' " ' F r om e ve n n C ll: l e ess P u b ' e cts o f the negoci- ra J ; a II o ur 11es ; _a ll ~ur g on es ; a. t '.a t 15 a nuna ttng 111 It was beca use they ha<lllO/ willed his election, nor rhn t of

· nt thu.t the o nly Lwl! 5 ~ h • ig·t t io u of t he pa st; all tha t IS bnt;ht a nd chr.errng 111 the fu ture, must uny other clln tlidlltc tha t the nuty of ma king a choice de-appar e ( . h e nt t o w h ich it re fe r s:, w e re t . e n a vha ; t he cr- be un ua tu rnl. Happily , such is the ndmirnble tcxr urc of \'Oived on lh ll House' of Rcpresoutn.tives ti o n s a t ' · · fi h ' tg lihe r t rc s ; 1 • 1 1 · f 11 · 1 1 · • · . · · p i anc\ c e rta Jr. s 11 . cl r c1 tn o u r U n11m, t ta t t te tntercsts 0 n 115 pa rts ore c usc Y rn- The l ' coernl remarks · " Mr Clny ha.• never yet n sked t he l\'l; !.d_

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1'P1 had s u pposed we re comull tte ' ::t ppawr tlcU- te rwove u. If there arc strong poin ts of aiUnity between hi tnsc! lf ~for his coun trv. ·He h:l; nc;•er ~acritlcd his repos••

. hi C 1 • . thou orh m o r e P 1 · • f I ' f · • · ' ;o r s , w 11 a ud M r Ada ms , <> • t n the South a nd the W est, t lere a c. c mr. res ts 0 not ess, 1 nor matle a n effort to r~'pel au tn varhng fue · of cour~e hi> hoth Mr. ftusse 1-. of·"~ l a ttc r; thn t they were

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em- 110t ,real r r, srrcng th and vigour, bindiug the ' Ves t, a nd the conscience u~\u retl bitn ·, l wns nl t•J"Cthe.r WI'O;lg iu u 11 y other • h ~ppt· n • 1 ~ ~ • • ·tll . t ha t >.' O - o • · • o IxrlY t o t e · h affc c: ted 01ysclfp rt 11 C

1P' Y t tl wi th t he Nor th , a nd the Ea st. . . . man to lt:au his eou11t ry men to 'JBttle nnd victory." T he t" o na l • tha t 1 e y r · npo rtance, a s c unue cte · B e fore l close tins add ress, II •s rny tluty, winch I pro- logic; of th is conelus1on ~ ~ uot ve ry ~tri k i u ,. Geu Jncksou

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11 1. any o f the r igh ts o f thu na~ t oln, c cd tu perform with grea t regret, on uccou nt of the ocr:a - ti rhts bette r thnn I.e rPnsons \\'ht:: n hav~ I fai led to C\111-

" " s ecu r tty o tl a t [ doub rt::•J t 1e c 11 c · · · 1 1 o · 0 1- f u t u re . s t h isto ry ; 1 ·o n whi ch c::t s or 11, to 1nvrte yo ur nttent on to a ctter c ur in uwurding u 1, proprinte houours tu t hose who 011 t i10 . •

th e n, Jy t ll tcrc s tin~ t o tiS pnl pu b lic a oy a ccoun t o f t hosde 'Strl cJrc•scrl by G en. J ackson to M.r. S wnrrwout1 on tho 2 3 1 sea or on t he land hn\'e su~t :un ctl the glurv of uur tlt"m' hut o n fr: ·ring to tlt: · J ' I l pro mise '41 •• rl' h f b I I G I lf h d · . • . j . t of J'gY o c be na rra u ve w 11c 1 F eb. la st. c nam~s o oll .tlc e_ncrn any rnyse a "tf 1 conld uut nlways approve ut the nets of some of them. n ec c s s t Y. s . a nd that t 1 of m o re ca llll , a nd w hen . be fore the Amcncan pubhc, for Its highostoffice. We It is t ru~ thrtt it has lteen my rn l~ lortn uc ueYer to have

a ~ t t Oll ' 1 t n. ~e a,so• · Althouu ll b ee n f 1 'f h < 1 ., 1 tr a n s , · ~scntec a • ti o n o l mot 1Vf:I S• o 0 b<J th been unsuccess u • c UIIIOi'tunu te have usua - rept:lled on ir,vutl ing fuc, uor to hD\"<' let my country ro~n w as t O b e ~ be t\O misi ntcrp~eta I y e t ti1ink the re are some jta n o sympathy for CDch_ other. Fur myself, I clll im no ~o ,•ic tory. If I hod, I $hould hove le ft to otltcn to pro the re c o tt!C b I ieve s othe rw ise, trover: ia l papers betwee n ly 5~ 1

fo r the chccrfu l ncqu1r scence which 1 have given in a claim nnd a pv reciute the d eed. T he Ge neral's destiny a nd M . A cia!IlS t! r o rs ; n t htl c~n f(•scrve cl to myself n n rne nt by which I wa~ exclutlcd from the House. I have mine hnve led us in rlilfc.: rcu t dirPctions. Iu t he ci•·il em·

~ · te n t io nal e r s e .'l . B~;~t 1 a1v\all llxec ute t he promise r es_u ' d tha t t he decision by the constituted authori ties, in ploymeul~ of my co untry, to winch I hove been con fi ned, U!

11 11, , d {V1 r . p..~s · uclg ing w he llll ~ neither qu ickenetl nor bclt t: ve of othars, has been founded upon a convictio n o f 1 rco(ret t ltalthe little st·n·t<'e wh1ch I huve been nl~l c tu

h110 '0 ·ve rig h t O ~ a nd [ s ha he f icnuly auxiclties of favour r ioritr of t heir pretensions. lt has been my hallit, renM r ' ' • fall6 far sloo1t of my wi ~ohes. J3ut, wh y .th t~ dt:· e~c l u s \ 1 a , ·e 111a ~· rna n ee, by t e r the s ure Jection is once decitlorl, to forget lls soou as pas- n unclntiun of t ho~t: who h:.wc not repelled an tuYadtn!.( foe, w hich ~ ' j ts per 0 r . hi' sh i 11, w ltc n a "1 ° the i rrita ti ng circu m&tanccs whlch attended the I or led uu r a r mies I o . victory 1. At tht: \·cry moll'!l! nt whert r e tard e d II' . neo tS · an one by t he dela_y I O ~u ' a d"' s il.J]C, ~ I " canva ss. If nue be su cces~ful, he should be con- he is iovcigh iuq agnlo ~t nn uiJJecuun tu the. ~ lcctiJlll to the

- of rn1 oppO r u e tO . y ' 11 no t ~u ffe r by ,t. It IS a Ire y d!cerltllo . If he have lost it ra ' ll "II d 'P residency foundc!u upon the exclu, l\·c uuhtat·y uat•lre of a nY . y ace bite \(' I B ' t' h and Ame rican p ro- P ' t it h1s success. • t n~ w1 o no • If iuJo r . t hC po . f t he n IS tent W I

r <t tl\' " ' blica t to n ° espondcnce between the re~ t h e o a r • the pu ~ nd t h e corr

o Wrl b) t oc nl s , 1<11 h e p ro J e ts , t

b''l was oppo~e in Jlc Se'1fllt ' very ee-•Jl .. I. cqH;:,IlW !fJ:tJ•CI' Wl I 'flJC li ts merit3, aOU e:ltcJUBi Vely by the fe~er!l

rrz Y _u u r!l<JrQ'<'!' ttr'! rnct, f''I:O<' tiateu t>lJ upon then only fou r m number. Tl!e prmct-or t ·' . c,.('· .,:o~t o .IW ~.J:Il I • VIr: 'r .u. ret 'ti re Av· JllCfllo~rs, d by theOl was to o!Jtr.&ln delay, . I l I ll ,, . 1 effort ma e h ·• r: l d •. .

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ro to: 1

, au~ re~p,.clfull-1 ;r :c fCJ r tt :t p e. ' :oald as ba" been showo, ave uc.ea e 1.1 · c~raltlishmS 1"" (,! • 1 n Ll b h "" ' " 1 Tl b

t percei•·tl th:t.L he ts . lOt succc•s- ,,n "'! t•• oUL' r.o u '1 ,,•c to !<:O ca!lanllly r<.JUi.(; ' w JC t ~a3ure the object of the bil • Jey o ~ I ' bis .neria.;, clues hci~~i~l!) 1: \'Cl'Y m:&ll who h~sy : uch a ~enc· vcuJJ.lCI (rulll :•11 ~~r~tb trillm!'! • ~DI. :a ~re~ ::~inst the bill the only the vole of 1\lr. !

~:rlid•tY uy prosc rubiJC enemY? All'' tl~at, ccessful rnt litary pcrt~~~~,_,rrcdC '" • - . t;w~ of P eunjylvania, and .of "tt1r. Craw.C.Jrd, fully fuuli ht !lle r .IHI the requi rem~n.t 0 Sl~ermeu t, the ~~ ~ - -:lrt 0 • Af l l'.s:'i v rx. j\.ac• llY~ ow member but who afterwards con- I . ral prv~cnruou, ~Y cunc!ittoll of c tnl pr~lisbmeut of aM •- ,July 2":, 1 Cl4. the n a n ortctl tb~ .adherence of the admi5- I se• vtcc a< the ou• ltl be the ul• imate esta - r:cmbcl·, 1 ~07, ;\Ir. J clfc rson !!!un_tly !:!UPhPe act as Jquo- as it Wa.i coutinued. I 6

,.itouledfectW0'11 awnu t were 1 otiJC· 1 •hi r~·un t 'ton tot ' a litary GuvcrnO:ll'llt . thr. Jeater tO i\lr. Swar er circum - () I the I: .l ;,ia/lllc,-;tJ? to Jj~.t ... I:~,;!J~r.:~. ·-.wl rr~l nssigniog to the Senate very b riefly my r~a- •

J{ thn. oonteutsex~ft e surpris.e,. ah~re werealf'~he citizens -l'!lt. a ro;t:~c-rlJnlg' a"'' Jill~~~~ 'whidt w~s :'l' re - soU3 for as!entU1J to th.c IJiJJ, danld fori th; b.etltJetlf such as Justly ~~culatt:d to dirnJOJSh lt . . Of c of the last to brCt"'• .r c :.vo JocuO:culP, .o., of(;. Ucituh,,~thor· t ha t it ough t Lo pan WJtbout. e a y '· a<.ml e stances not r.aS tha t gentleman IS on r tion of Gon. r·nclo~anglt, .... ntt'o•l ol. the Ju~o, r·e:>«.JJJI:~ut l.Jy h:3 na· th"t the 1 wo documents ll'ausmJlte<.l Wllh the mes-o£ th~ U olitod t:o·!Ossn'ry to arldre$S any. vin e ICaof his entire l rue u • ll e JIJ p • .. f l I t I whom il wns neccs . abuncl nnt

0v

1deuce , fter cop}. i ~unun"~udrtlJ 1

11 lrC•lll ueulral mer- .. ,, ..,C' wonltl no t han~ been o t1emsc res, o my H

11.,,1 gtvcu R 111 a s here a J<~• 11 ., · ' ·:~r~ I' I J;r:Li 11 ~ca1 "

1~ '~.,rre3lloud"ncc t c- 10"111J' ~ufficicnt to w ara·aot the measure rccom-Jnckson. 0 ' of a he GAnorn l. " in vi ted , •ul o IJ~,;I. • · ot I' 1 ~ •· · · ' • · r · • t.. • t' ,., t .. "cvotion to tho cnuse c of

11 comrniltce w_no

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1 t . , ,,.. aull t ac t•r" 1 our mltll&t.;r 111 m"tl le· 1 j 11 tt; but r c.crrmg to ..... e eli:JS lOa s n.o

•• . nd w:. s on 1

be g1ven to 11 (: ailn \!:· .... ' tron" '.... .rr. • • cl d · t d · -the elcct tan, a bl 'tc c~ ·111ncr, proposel ao ubl'rsllcci ~ c.~ ... 11er:d \I'II15 "'! ' • .. tcr uf forciciu au-.un·. ,f n in""' ofp!lbhc notorJCty, an c nomma c· m I

o pu B k was P t•'l'c.n • 1' · ·nell Ulllll- ,. 1 1 0

' ' • • " I b· • l th ' rhe Genurll to te Juclgc roo e T l 0 1' 11, • uud t 11 ~ 1 1 t, ,. em pcror L' :lpo.~ot. ( :1 . rnass:t""C « trtc prcs,nt CflSt-'1 o ~en Ct a.

~ ~ :::~s ~!~~~~ 0~1i; 1!~~~~;Y oni,\~~t~~~~~ 0:/~r~u;:~:rawo~t ( i;;, .. ~~.'.~ny , s!JCw.iu~ 1 ttl~·~, r;.~ i t•J fuli c.r.cU tt!o~ •• , ... ~'3Cnf'i \ c-, having- t·ccouHrlencleJ the measure Geueral's note tlcclu"ng the h

14th in the N<~tioual Jour· :r·•l fu.tllY dclc:·~~~~~~c trc ly between the r;:t · upo11 hn r.:. poruibility, h ad JoubJtless otbe::-. ~a­

and oahers was published enlit 0 is that he did not leave w1t'wul rc H 11 • [ ' · 11 Jccrcu of ~ I t _ • o·~· t;u:1 3 for Jt which I was pcrsuut.lc were saluluc:-

T b t.u li ty thcru ore • eive tll c,_.Jul cJ -.1 ,,J h aucc:, 1••

1s '1e~.t • 0 .... 0 months alter 1t l 1, ·,· ·, th:tl with th i;~ view, convinccJ of lhe ex pe-

nal. he pr~ a ad n full 0.,portuuity to rcc ' () 1 h 1 1 1or., ,.... this City until a fter ho _h h Gencrnl any verba l obse r - e:nuor, 1 UO '• "' liC 'tl •u w:th rc~urd to the vc~- Ia .11cy of Uac bill, I ""a:> also i mpr<:.3:P.t.l with the I

· view With I C ' tO Uf J b<:cU ~·J!IpCII \: 0

. f' . .1· ·1 t ' that 't W Sa i a persona 111tor . h

1 m'•••bl ha vc thought proper .,, .&.: 1 • . l ,-1 te . uc. C" saty o 1l! JU1 1Deu1ale au.:>p 100; 1 n

't wluc 1e ., h " 3d of 1 th Urutc ..:! 3 • u frt ·' · · t. r. • t l l 'l ""tinns upon 1 5

vn ra wout oears da te t e " ~~ J oa 1

b U ·iti ·1 smndron upon o r . · t m:~>, not for uehberallOO vtl l lOI' action; lil 1 mnke. The1~~ucr . t~:1~; h\,;, io New· York, it must hnv.l 'i'h~ all_uc~

1 J nl a•'t v~ry ~c·ceotly occuJ-rCJ, JO wi ·hi paes ~hrough all the stages of its enactment

February. reeclv tl ' 1

ry cour•e of the rnail , on the gale Ght::~apr .l.(<c, 1

1• h ··it 13rili-ll n r J)'l<:U "'c!sels ju ~ •in.,.le day With lhesc \'iews a decitlecl rna-

reached hin•, 10 the or 10. 1 cl ·or not liS a "private 0 ~ol'l"llCC u WItt: ~ 1 l rJf • 0

• . 1 r h I h' l 25

th or 26th. Wherh~r ;nte•1•de" public eye ,. as allogct l j ·\·"11ce;

1 inter )!l;too:l f1 .m c~.tcr. il_~ t lC tor s .1 _iurity of the Senate concurreu. I' e ru ~ W tC 1

• unicatiou ''nor! not .or t iC ' 1

. b :a· U 't 1 ..:1 ·le• Tl,e IJ•·i• i:;h Oruers to ~uoct ··aq uiccd Unt bills sltoul.J b e r eO\U tbre e limes on c:ontr.n . .' h probability in beliel·ing t lUI ItS pu . t :'' II ttl! I ~.(.): Ct .. nl·r·r I ti07, t>t·olcs:wJly ... eta Ita tory \ !Jreo.: uilfercnt day~. was :uspendell; an motions ~y h~m, ~here ls_myucrk on tllo 4th March, was then .mncl_e, , ot I -' ' , J I ·' 1 nuon 111 New o • 1

11 c· l·r· _

1,-!1 J "roe o f ll~::rl an, hn I!~UCl 'anu .of rlostpouemeut were t.liscarucJ, aocl the bill was

~c . lr Kromer's address, Wtlh the view to ias arr Iva '.~ II ll.l I I f h 1' lt~~I.S C'lt. ·,,,time to affect .ny nomin:ll iou lU thll Senn.tc . Ill , . .'ct·~ ulo-euJy :muouncctl in the nc;w~paj)Cr:> 0 .t e pa,sed io the Senate by Q vote ol 22 to G.

n Y d 1 fi tl e S enate u,11·t .. 1 S' tnt•·•, th"u.!'t not Y<'l Otficaally a.u.t!Jcol•~a - i'·TY nllusion t o the recomrnendntion of the ex-

nnint of frtc l, it . re. ach.cd here the ny >e. ore I . v - I ff ,.- ted. Th.! :.>:cnc".1l b:.atc o t our con.1,merr1U.· .a., ~a·s .ccutivo upon his r espons ibilily.aml to mv c:onl1-at'tecl on that nonunauon. · - 1 f 1 J 1 c B tll~ 1 -o Fellow-citize ns, 1 am sensible th~t ~cnc_rnlly a yubl1c '\'',13 mnm.:uto IJ .t.l! I l I 0 il :um. 1

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• <lcncc iu it, W0.1 purposely mnue tn general terms; ffi had better obstniu from nny v11Hhca t1 on of hls cun- , ·e ro•llclll h td UtS.'\•'o'.\'l'olt!te '1uuck '1 1 ~011 Ule ~he- 1Jul it ha 1 1'elcrenee to the r easons wh\ch l1ad

~uc~er and lea.ve il ,0

the cuodor and j ustice of his count:·y - • :lpc.ol<C, l.m~ i u~tcat.l ~I .;i\·iu; imme;c..hatc salatfuc · l;ocn assioouecl lo me in the c:-.mmittec, by the chr.ir­mcn; under all 11 s a tlenrling r.lrcumslltnces . . Such ha s hecn t int~ f;,r it_, ~;ul nr1 oantc:ol. \} r. R ose to c~~e ~ut 1rrun. I deemed it less necc:::s~ry to specify them, the course which 1 hnYC ltctetofore prcsCtlbCd l o myself. \I J' >il :\ .anl· .10 l •>I _,uht<:rh•~C aoJ preYall~:ttJOil \; .~;ILl~C a,q j have oasc r vcJ, the Opposition to t.hc Tit is is tne firH, a s 1 ho pe it may be the I ii~ a, occnsion of ., . ._,,,~;cruul~ .~, ~·11l at the :'1m~ montt:nl hnt.lJ:o:ouelll bi'l upon it~ m erit; v:as es.c!}eJin"'lr feeble: sc~rce-my thus app~aring before you. The separation which has wittonu t notdi..::~tlon ellltcl' to the go\·erumcol ot J. 'I' fi:.

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just taken plnr.e bet wee•' w:;, and the vennm, if not the the Uui l cll S lulc:?, or lo thctr mlni~tcr iu London, Y ~~· antgt ran a~~we~t H b 1 d b vigor, of the IRtc on~cts upon my public eonduct, wiJI, t .t11c: orJcr s in co•t nctl, which but for the embargo, uou \\"o m:n .

15 a er le:em ?-•go "' een

hope, be allonoerl in this iostance to form an adequate a po· woult.l, while 'Ia·. Rol•' w~s am u::oing us with the .enactaJ.; auu White It wa~ ~eann1? Wl~h seve re pr~s­logy. It bas been upw:nds of twenty years since I first fa :tgruucc c•i his uiplcmacy, have swept three- ~;JrC upon the commerCJ:L, uo:Vli;;n~mg and fis!:uag entered the pnblir. sorv c c~. ){early three fnu n hs of that four·tln of lito tonn~•"'c of the UniteJ StalL~ i t -:ntcre is of the no rth\ l\h·. PH:kermg wrot~ a.let­ti_me! w~th some interm_iHsions, ~ ha"e repr~scn~ed _th.: same tho port.s o f 'U rcut u:italll ft>t' cuofhcnt ioo.

11 0 tc: r t'? the governo.1· of h'!assachusett:>, IOI' cornmu­

chstr.tct m Congress, w_••h but httle vanat1on 1n Its form. It was in this sla te of things lln l t he me~sn e ~•_11.:nt10n to the legislature, deuC>Uocing the c;o;ecu­Dur!ng ~tat l~ng penocl, you have beheld our count ry r<>commcnuing l~c em'!:><~r""o was recei VCJ und d~ t 1·;c and eo!)grcss of the United State3, for passinoo

~~~~~1~~.r:~~ u~r:;~::Y 01;i~~s~~~sanl~c:~:;n~i~:~~~:r,ityo :-t nd <' 115::~~1, in secret .sess~on, _by the senate. The on/-; ;:•c em~ar~ i. ~ nd cnliin~ for tbe int~rposition o"f greatly exnspcratccl against caci, other I j b' fren tuot• \ ~ for ~eb:~ tmg at Wtth closed cloors was the ~ '~~ commere!a\ s tates t o sa \'e the COUll try from

. · lave ccn au ·ncccs~l t-· ar t.!1 •1 f"lll ""h · t · b k t h' · h actor'" most of thoso scene' Throughout th h 1

f • • • e 1. casltre r-ecomm e nded , vas d eem- "' · .1. e govet nor sen lt ac o ltD, w:xt a the~n you hal'e clung to me wi.th a n all'ectionnte eco:ti~t:n;c c d ~rope•-, of adopting it intmetli.ut<:lu. E \'~:o ry i~tt •. r of. re~ukc for expEl:Cting biro ttl m:lkesuch :t whtch has never been surpassed. 1 huvl' found . • hotu of llcba lo tcntleJ lo uefeat the obiect of tile coutulumcatton to t he le" tslature. Mr. P.ickerino-tachment . b HI your oi l· tn~>~Sti"'O For ll . l l . l J h . h

0 ... the • m t>vcry _em nrrassmen t in my public career, th. • <> • • 1~ .m :\tl 1l s tould be knowu it\ ~1 l?Pre cnsn·e , as e says, that be shoulJ not obt ain

1 sh;~~~test cousola flon, and the most cncourngin u support •tee ~ommcrcml CIIIC:S that au embargo was im I t'll:> o~jcct through the goveroo1·, sent a eopy to

public n~~s'}~;~u~~~: ~~~~c~f !t ~~ one of the most afilicti n~ f1a:~c 1;';f;h~l~c1 ~Pi;it of. UCiiJ:erale atlve11turc woulti 1 h·~-~=-.ceBerrl friend, Oeorge Cabot, (st.XC.E PRES I ·

often misconceived you r t ou_ bcfal ~lc . That I ha l•e l.;w~ bceu an J -~n,Owlth e >ery p lank t hat c ould lH.,T OP THR IlARTFORD CoNVENTION,) who af­Thnt I have ever sacri fi t';~elllnt crcsash IS h.ighly probahle. iu llchbol'al· :J. c ol oalt; nnll the clclay of a week t('r Wluticg a few day~ ftodina tb:tt the original was ll"'" il c~ · . •em to t c ohJCCt of l1 I too, m• cnt of :~hell . lh f com . t d h l P,_ -~ n •zcn.ent I uttedy deny. And r I . . t'rsona (J ( out· m erchant ·f· . e~log c property • ~. . muruca e tot e e~lSw.t~r~, sen-t a .-npyto mouves, however in oahe or l tc ,)uruy of my llnv • . s •om u~pretla\lon , woulu 1 th:,.J• ·~..,'-· approach the Throue n ~ respects I noay be u nwurth . !(I e C!Ut It forUl upo the ·wuteu t o b . on y l i.l~ govc~uor or~rassa b . . justico of my God, wia~ ~lrla~: aud ~lercy,_ I appea l l~ the l ~~~i~~ by the Cl'llit:e of both the co~bni~r- i\Ir. Pickering, bad stut~d u:~~~, m nts ~o~wer {c11 ' from u consciousness of per~ e co n_ ola::nce which can flow 1'1 ' · ' a mg been anu still WB.! in favor f l my opmrc.n bad y CCI CCCtllude. le tllCUI'l"'e '1\'a!l rc c] • Pickerin.,.. r . 0 t le embaro-o M

our obedient se rvant, . ~~illoc of 1h~c, of wbicl~e.,~u~~nSte, to a com- feeling:~ ;t ~~~ 1~, and in terms supplied l>v • h~; TVaahmgt.,n, ~Gth .March, 18'25. H. CLAY. -s'~~:.~~~, a~lf ~mincot met~hant, b:o~ee; Stuith, the. debate on th~mc~b~~~;eu me ,;-ith hav~~lg in

of l\Jr ) t c uuvy, nod in the full to lbe wluch. rc;;ol vet.] tue h ., ' ex~resiicd a. scnhmeu' T l'tG. Ll:TTr.R Wt· ' wns a ·rn·e~~~son,,~vus chairman, and o~t.~fi~ence into tile will of lhewexole b_usmess of l egi,;lntiot;

, "'c ~:n've b~fllr: . ru A~ A rrE~DlX ~o.nmittec r. l ho chairm:lu pro h lch 1 cha rge, h e quoted" CCUti•te. .'I'o su pport tbc. t tolo:l lcttrr of J 'hn <f;t\'_cn our rc>;uon3 for re . . : rcco:nmonj t~ rc~rt u bill in com 1' posell to the hnd usc'<l in lhe t.l . e veral w~nls, which h e -;.~iJ I I t!lr •·u·h~··;;·> ~f I ro~.'ll ?.".Y. ~~:\ans to I r. G Po:~tang two ~ocumo~t;on ~f the messacre. I ~llr.nncc w ilh th~ tl_,;,. cont£'x t. anti~ ale, :wd which detached. fr •m , l''Jr<u".lsn I • • l ' v. I. 1 ht· cot~r :\1 • t!< on "'icnt t . u s With the m "" l)Cctc~llhat tho gavcn m ·.,.., rom the e :xplanati I h ' ~~lU<le .th~ ~ ltl;j~~~:~/~ .~hat _IIIC' ,I $ lll'r•,'~~yr; ~tlllt· t•:nb:w~~ ~ .. ~fy SO ~lrong anu eS~~~g~ Wore not suffi- IU<mtdry .'oll t deserVe aU the iC\'~ri~; of r:·c OOW

P~-~~~~;lllm~ au ~:o.:po·i~i~~~~~~~u'.'• n!1tllh.: p!:;;m ,(;cu Ttolort:t• 'a'· ~'DCJ.UH'eu, whother ete ~ n1casuren;~u .l tl lbe sam , l lsuoui-

\pp~~~.!i\: ';~1:\';c al n aus~:u~~~ .. ~~~\1'! , b ~in~ o~;i"~~· s".;~", th~ ~;~~t~anfc~, mentio~~'~tl~~'ll~~ goaernl matted that 1 cb~~tt:: Mr. l~ickering e:o:plieitJy '1·1

~?~·~ ;,:;~ . .'1,~:,·~~" ;:\·:, •;,~::\:tr;:~~:'~t ·:\·t~i: ;!;~~· .~::;';~;~ ':::d·' ·~.t~~·.;.:;:,?:~i:u ~', u~. ::::=: ~i;:~.~;. ~~·s~.~~~~", ';h~f;,';'fiv~~.;~~;';~:~f~i t to an thor lo C s Jo llhly ch , • t.;t} con•ader- •lc act Would I .. ,lt W:ls ex o aM,;n. o. en oppos d . s .rotu the same- t t •· c t!~c Cnuuia }Hl' "'(; l'tct;t:rm6'. in"'~-:-clma..:.) a;ninst c~ccutt,·c in lila\ ca. favour::lctcd nnu hopeJ th:tl lr1('rc h ttL! 11 e. ln O_Pmion, Oil ua.t• sale, lhough c, llt•~ic(' B , ·~ llll"·pondcncc ~~ a le re,·iow of also lh~,t it • lC _negociution ~ elf~.;ct, to nid the •ualllifl'crc. C\'cr extstctl for n. tona mea cu·es, cr l'lil, c ~I 'I ole , e a act 1\ ith the '1\, cca, . ,t Wot·\hv llon im portn 't~. as tntlnllcu aG WHh :\1 r. R ose. and m is~iou u'·CI! bctwceu u s , , 'I U\n~ncnt any pea !·a· w

1 ··.. r.r:.1~n:-; ·cal oOUs 11 l .: at' \ · " 1011 a t .. a snb t' . ' · 1 1

CI'cly to • nottco no tt · • c •m>w ""l ·I . . A:xo Tnu t l la uc, .• b ' prall l SQ .. b• e ' '1\ hich h \ s tlUtton for tho no; tn wb; ' . mark lh • w ll!' Uh· ; . r, anJ cspcc: ll \\ n ch to nlmi•·c tu~.t~'tl rcfutcJ. ':len 3Uspcndu, ut peudiu ... ;t Pnsscu on lhe llllh be t wee-n ~~·' tlu:i UlUl\lal r c llCtJotl and the ma.n­•. ' ·1'1 l'l'i':lo.:ip~~~ i~~llllhc aprcta..lix, tl;c ;m this lc.:t- ?:~\y .rout• c.lny~1 ur;~il the t~h he 1\Bti(>liations h,J Plli::tl.Jic: ceuseu, alht to ~pect _aud forben:-.m ce

~~ c; ';: u;a~~·i~~ ~1/l!·:~:~~~~~~i~·l:~ ~~~ i~~~~£~~;;·~~~~~: ~:~~\~~' ~~~i~~:~.~~:~~~~t:~~~~:~~ccT~~~se~~~~~!~ im~~:s~~;cP~r\it diu not '' om lt wa~ ju~lly un-• ·<'•llll ex o~:n,.. th;~:~ o~hCJ'$ ltt\~:~c~, or l(•n;er" C~lt llrit:lin ~ co!nmet·cint non· lute of fouu.~ ~~tve fr<ltne~nse even llleu. It w~~ I

• ror~, ~'l hjcct~en .ll s~n~~l.l~pcndc•\ i l ~l a~u to hnve r c· )pen to the c.:~~o~~ ; Olo,·e e · ::a..l t•haa-ge more lle>ti-1 n~t;rav- ?I controyH e a· at l\i ~,·roti ut hme, woulJ e t I took no S\ ts~lllcn t o a:.t y refl\tcd; o r more Jtcldetttton, \\'ilh ~~sy, tl\~n lll soo~: upon alllhC ~ furthcl· be ~Ubhc l){)ti. f ~eyere l'Ctu1iuti.m,­:r"Portc't"'1\l the bil!'tpowcr. 1'o ~fh a stat~J af rnvcr <'.l.'IJress)~n(l tho si~e lftt ; n ot·sh,Lll I now! Qft h" ~ to lhu St.n ~~ ~· ~''Yiug tbr' lC..~c rcasou~ l ~ell by Ulr·. Pt lor ft.lt lh1Up e Ucclarntiun tint I

onllnitt~c. 'c '"1lh the tma:'m,>:-argo wrn \ ll llttcreu ~ {Ct·in,.. tl e sentimerlt imp\ltr•l to j llniOt:s u~~cnl scu~e '\Vb' lt, auu""'l \!l t \ to ob· . • I,, 't' I

'\t"' •Ch he l . ll:l.tl be ~ct' e. t,\ ... I 1 .l \us g1 ve en t\n<lc\'!)to:lll iu the

- n to 1'1" . ~· ./ Wo a·i}s. it \o~• las \ -.: ()

J

' -so Uut) erst l taltcu d Oot lllc~ llo t l e l\ n\ e owu nt th.; tim: ltly l? have hntlmy w orlh i\1 1, p· t1o ortlcr fio~ u? butmstantlvto l.avc cul-

• IC { • ' Qlll"' t h . We t·e u .. c rtng profcs-.e- b em. Tho words ns I y - a nun llou b teu! y in-Us t~ !1a Ye undcr, too,lthc m t·any so a ll c ,~isive p roo}Cu1tghest d egree J is<mler: lhu t u unue J-s toou is r. 1ut. they were uot gene­It js n ~ ej~ccption Was ~U~cl IU t he circu lt.~laucc

- be ra~iv~ e qfthe Senatcu Cll to t~em ~t ~:l c time: U ot out assemblies, tha ~-<.1 of.o~ t ~qu•taoic d eli­but tl y be taken down t e-ccptl?nai.Jio won lsshall be cal~!~ h e Who speaks a;h the ttme ":'hen spoken, th to uccouut f em shall un::netlia t e l cr~O.:.· H all th is rule~' to retract, ot· t o ex Jl a / b · ~o'. When c ulle d u een obscn·ed by i\Ir. f•j ·ku t

.Y l cle a·ence to the pou to explain whnt I m c. -H·e, upon I . reconuneudntio f ennt

ions · 119 r cspousibi!it n ° the c~ecu­<.loubtwblch he m ight buy!' n.lll):\ t o t?c other rea-

Wet·e "n\i;;fi • :lUl WlHch f h· d pol'lunity of-.,ivinr:,_e~ry, I should have hnu u;lc no!' ed, ~uti of sh~win~ tlle explanation here in coot"~!l· senti "' lat my . 1 • ull\-

. rnen t e ven ofim lr wo.·..,s llllported no Ublons ot· wishes of th~ e~!eJcr l~eforcnce fo r the O(l i-

reach of .. 1 - cu I'Ve. B t ·t . • OJ uor, to rcfea· b u 1 1s nlso n

tune, t~ Wonls spoken . .Y 'Way of censure , at one '1t1ull>:Jus l tha t uo ·rnem~~ .anoll~er; nuu u rule e­<.:_o uut lll any other ~ el shatl be called to nc­;::, e nH.te,. 1 'h:::se n~~~ceJi. for wol·ds s poke n i'? the ples wh~ch c\·e ry man of o. fo !'~unuall upon prmci­feel<~ hlnlself bounu to b 1\JI auu bonor-.Jble mind With p eculia r force t o a o d~~:~e i ~~u they apply whi:h is in its tlatua·e secret an~ :V~o~Jloat~tll doo~

1 he error f M p · . en ta . Ll• . 0 r. tc k e i·Jog ' s chnr.ve consists in

IS eOllUC<:tlll"' my ex · · " · q · prc~swn of coulitlence in Ute r~commend~ tiou of the executive, which 1 a~si"n ­e . a s one ot• my r e a sous for a" re cin"' to the :ct Wit~ my argument !or the ne~~s!'it/ of d espatch: winch was fouuueu m the nature of the at;l itself. aml the portentous crisis of the timeq '

~races the whole In the co\1isious of ~iticn\ ~Y•­ems, it is Ute duty of the cititcn to tnkc his etnnd

ll.Pon dclibcr3 tc con\-iction, and to pursue his prin­Ctples, regnrJlC$9 of corl;;cqnence3 to lnm<t'lf. But Wh cll the conflict is puet, und the contest of prm· Ctple is :1t an end, I.Joth parties, oud above all, the prevailing pBrty, should remember, end practice upon the mnxin1 oi the Roman republic, thnt iu

.. civil di;sensions, succcs3 wns hut a \e~scr evil thuu defeat, and thnt no honour3 oftriun1ph c.ouhl ever be nwardctl to \·ictory.

JOH~ QUI~CY AD .\::IIS. j

On Fri~v---:- · - ---LWRA ll\ . even rug laet, the M~RCA ~TII r; th . . ASSOCI.\TIO:-; o~· lhi4 cily hc.tll

Olt. annu:~l rucottng at the City Illite! • 'fh "'cotmg W:tw called to ordar bv W. W .'\oV le sey Esq " h h • · uo . . . cot o tron. PHILI P llONJ.:; ~1 or oloct of th . ' , 1 ny-

c City was appointed Chaftmau The aunual report of tho S · · ~~ D J <:: OCICly \ViiS re~d by " r. · .... cwtll'd who :tcco·n · .• · · f ' · • pnmcu tt by u i!Cne~ o. r:markij on the ori;;iml deai<>o of the . c•at1 h " nsso­

. 00! I c diflicultics unll cmb., rrneamllnt,

whtch It h · nu encountered, the progrcsa it hnll From the TJTaslting ton Gazette. rude~ tho ben~filH which hnd been det in:,J

' SPEECH OF AN IN DIAN CHIEF WHO ASSIST- from 1t, nnd th\) intcrcHt which tho morel! ED IN KILLING !Vl'lN TOSH. · h · ants

Brothers !-1\:f'In tosh is dead. H e broke the ot t o Ctty hntl in its countcnaucc and support law ofthe nation---the law which h e made him- ' On motion ot" Mr. J . Houo, Jr. ~ccondco.l ll); self. His tace was turned to the whit e men : l\lr. l ttaac C;uow, tho report wns approved nnll who wish to take our lands from us. His back adopted. was to his own people; his e nr was shut to the Se>cral re~olntlontl wore mo,·ed nnd ndoptru cries of our women and childr en. H is hear t IJy the mcc•.ing, rcl:ttio~ t11. the >ntcrcsts ru·t'd was estrang ed from us . The words of his talk adrancmnt'R t nf Luc Society; aullthc uusiness were deceitful; they came to us like t he sickly of t lu' •ncetina was couducted throughout with breeze that flies over the m arsh of the great ri- 1 great proprie ty. ordcr, and rcgul\lrity. ver . ~he Great Spirit turned away his face · l n the cou~o~c of ~he proeecdingu, alldrcsocs n:om htm. . He fell by the hunds of re d m en , at were uelivcrcu successively by Mtll!~r8 Seward h1~ own place, in the sig ht o~ l.1is w~men a nd ; I and Steele, members uf the association, by i\lr. chtldren. The false m en who JOmccl lum fell a !- John ll l'no Jun. l\h. P. ~ill~, Mr . . lames, the so with him. Ito\·. Dr. i'\fc(;aui ey, 1\tr. C. Kina, :mlll\lr. J

Brothers !- .i\1'Jut :>sh was brave-tile deeds of R. Hurd. T ire objects of tllll institutton -r:cr~ his youth were m ig h ty; but his hcurt became · changed, he spoke the wor ds of deceitfulness. highly commended by all ahc gentlemen, the He walked in c rooked pa ths, which his brc th rC'n import~ncc uf giving it more cxtcnsh·e patron- , !mew not--paths which Je d Jown to death . He I uge am! eupport by the mercnntilo community de cci\·ed us, a n d we s lew him. T he Jnnd is red were strongly urged und cnrorced, its nd•an­wi th his blood, a nd w ith the blood of his f riends. tagcs clearly pointed oul,and thu prornis!!d re· O ur vengeance is su tisfied. ' Ve bury the hutchct au Its to lire ciLy in t\ m•·• can tile and morn I •·ic,-., of r cYenge. L et us obey the Great ::3pirit, that pourtraycu in the lorelicst colouri. he may le:td his childr en in t he path of t heir Jlavinjltwit ncs~cd the fo rmation :wd organi· wandering. ' za1ion of tlli~ intcrc~tiug Socict), waaehed ib

..,._.,_ progress from yea r to year, attcndud its annu·

.SELECTED ?,OE'11ll Y. al meetings, wd viewed its prescul conditiun -- :.nil pro~pccte, we rc:-cl it:\ duty to urge upon

THl:-: VlCTORY. the friend~; of cducalion, good morals, and rc·

T~1e refet·ence tv the recommendation of tho ex­eculwc was made i n answea· to the object ion that the documeols sent with the mes~agc did not justi­fy the m e asure recomme nded in it. Knowing that there were olher ren~om, and refc1·ring to tllem for the juslificulion of my own vote~ both in com­mittee nnd in th'e S enate, in favour of the bill noUl­ing could have been farther fa·om my thought~, as nothing would haYe been m ore iu coolliet with the whole t e n our of my coodu~t through five yea rs of active sen•iee as a member of the Senate, than the utterance of a sentim ent C'f sub~erviency to the

/ will, or even to the wishes of the e:ltecut ive. Jl coug co1JmU:1!1or~::·vr: uf t{te g lo•·io;ts 8th .lil!l_uurp, 181?: spcctability of character, its clilima for cordi" I

TU~P.:-" A:-IAC IIT.O.s" or mavl:!~." and vigoroiiF support. The l.lCCLing Oil F'ri· - The confidence in the exec utive which I avowe<l

was applicable to the particula r cir<?ums~nnc:c5 of the time and tu the particulat· subject 10 discus­sion. Nor was that confidence misplacc<l. In the house of a·epreseota tive s the e mbargo m essage wns debated t hree days on the merits-but after ~ho three Jays the house came to the Eame concluslon at which the senate hod nrrive<l in four hours . rt

. was a ~ise, a pt·ovident, anu, above aU, a Pt;re_ly attiotic measure. The share th~t I. hall Ill _tt, ;ml the pnrt tb~t I . took in pro~y:~nl~f~t, t~e:~;:~

a m on" the transact.Jons of m y -pu .f . l 0 recurs with the most g1·au y1ogrcc.o -

·~~::mo~~any other eve nts have been less tr~l~g to th~ ~or_titude ofad~<:rsit~;:u~do~O:: ~~~~~i~~ h:; the V!ClS!II.tUdes of fft tU~i<>'ht intentiom, 3DU a s pi­thC consciOusness

1?k u~ ;bsequionsoe~s to cxecu­

ril jgue_peudent a I C:: ou o Jo•ition borne me with t.ive -wi11, aJlU of facl!Ot~~ f~r~u"'b the temporary more firm arid. e~en s ;d .sustai::;cd me under tbe furnace of nfflictJO!l, a he aliepation of populnr abancloruneot offnen~~' ~~ t1 ~- obloquy thnt J\l r. fa vour at h~m~, n:l d~utor~ have from that da y

· 0 -1 b1s co-a J h d Picl~enD"' :l u • · . upon roy en • · . to this .b~en able t~ ~o;J;!ziry, of which the emf

B e tween the sys e. - m casurt>, and th~t o b a rgo was a. pro~~=~~ his friend the p~estc.lcn~.

icll Mr. Plckermo . n we re the "pillar~ o :rtheJiartfor~ :~~vi~~!~ocable senten~e of time

stute,~ the ~~:d..:..-I shall not u~·~ll 1u~~~~t~ whic h has noW ? be' a l es!on of p.Qllllead\~ IE • t~ Jearn

I f th~l e 1iS union have bn c~uve U· . the peop~e of tl erience, as well. as from the -fl·orn the lr ou':~~~~man history, it 1S tbat.of ~lrr!u niforrn teno of routuol forbearanoe, ~~ oug I . ch · o"' a te~~er . of inaking the p!\rty 0elmg w U e­~b~ir di VlS'f::l~de rnore than ll po!·t.IOIJ ~~ t~~e e~-oe\·e~ CflDb ruinate ~to the civic J:i.t_W UC

UbliC su _o p .

Rrit:mnin ad,·n\'ces ~dth white spre:ulit\g sail, d3y cvcniu:: was highly rQapllcUI.>il,, and much Her r eu cross, is floating i9" pride. on the !:,ralc ; 1 ora nuulcrot:w than ou any for111cr :tnniver83· She comes wi.tl? l;le.r. host ov.er oc~nn nfhr~ . .. . 1; . In fi ve yea rs, tho: ~ oung men who compose And sound w1th s.ht•JIJ trump _the d1·end SJgnnl of \~ :J.l • I 1;,0 societl', uy dint of the roost commcntl:tblu And tv.~ny a ~\':lrl"J?r of. filmc In .the fig ht, · pcr~cvera ncc ;md cxcrtiontJ, ba'.'c cnllcctcd n .And m:my :1 11cro m chn·:~lry br1g ht, .. f 1

Desce nds with pold ste O)l tJi e p:1triot shore, . l 1 ibrnry of tu:cnl!J llco huntl,·cd volu111c3 o wol 'Vhere f rc£X!om iS' c!1e rj~tcd und d wells (;Vermorc. ~clcctcll books-thiJ.Y arc read by the r~cn11Jc rs;

· f !' • tl "' 1 t and th<~t thoy 11~ 1·c produced bcnoficwl c!fcc~s Ah i woe to h er h c1·oes in chlvnfry bright! upon their l~nnll l!, the au tont:c. n . t :e r~oat ,Ah I woe to h e r W:II'I'IOI'S 0 I:AJI1C Ill 10 ng l > •

1

d. I rl 1

'l"he scenery wlll darken er e c~ose~ the day, u1.:etvivc ct·ltlcurc ~~ ~h1s meet Ill;;, 111 t~r~ ~d· .And the w:n· kindled eye f:1_de m d1mncs~ :\1\:ny; ) .. j u~cs:ws of !II·~e9h. Seward aurl Steele. I hose For f:une they \rill bntllc, fut• glory they II d1e, . . :~dtlrCfdC,, !Jo~h 111 maUl r and ma:~ncr, would And struck to tl~ earth U_l- their.blood thc.y shnlll!e: : 1101 ha' 0 diacrcrlitcrl ~~~ u.thibition in our d1a·

The proud ones! who dar e to mvado th e dc:u· shote,l tin ui.Jhrd aomin:ui<:-J oflcarotng. M.1ny of lh41

'Vhere ji1·ec:dourhn-s-clte!!en•to dwell evermore. • -~ t l bl , of our ei' izcna were preeonl on

I · · lv •'tey t1\icRen ::mel? pr ess on the fie ld, IY\Os rcspec :1 " • 1 ow ' am. "" . . · ., . : . · · . . 1 · 1 , i"hl of thctr e~am· '¥here freemen the fn\alchion of hbe rty W1cld! th111 occnctou, g v1ng t 1o ''co . 'l"l1e re d cntlt stridin15· d r cndf\1r thi:: columns :~mong, pic &,their contribution,; to the la~du!Jie OIJJccto Sprc!\tls c:~rnage_'and hon-or·:tmicl!rt the deep tl_u·t>ng, of th<:: 1 n~lltulion . One mon::u.llle centlcmau, And thousands smk down t o repose on the p l:un, l ,ll 11 frank nnll Jt:111d~outc 1nanucr, acknowledl!. That the revcillcc. never sh:rll \\::1k~n n:rin; cd thJt he h~ •l a t the out~ct cntcrtnined fear

F'or they cnmc to polhl t e ;md enslnvc the ~c:t.r shore, that the Hocicty wtluld not pro'c bcMficial,IJut ' YhcTC h erwen-born'jl·eetlom llhalf dwell e\ Crrnore., b . 1 cvpcrl·cncc IJad e01niucull · that o eervat100 anc ~

Let the festal of triumph· r csplendentlj' shine ;. .· , . him he wns miijlukcn. He now h~artily np· f{onnd the hrows of brave Jackilo11. the laure l c ntwme , . cl r t ltu a flairs :arc judlcrmlftly con· 'For tht: few that hnva fallen in ·lihei·ty's name, pro\C d

0 1 j t!J 1, !Jit of rc:~ding which 1t IJS·

Drop a te:n· in the C!IJ~ that we nil 't~ their. fame: /. ductc , al." e I~ o•··~ bcnoficinlto tho And to Jlim who sm•l'Ci on us who u we:lls•tn the sk1es, tahlluhcs, t:nnnot fall torr · 1 · ' f · d · e · J t l 'ntl to thu~c w 10 clll· From our hearts let the tr1lrute o gt•:J.tllll c r1s • ·young men, an m 10 c b ..

It w:\s he !!':lve the vict'r\· nne\ blcss'd the lov'c\ shore! 10,. the Ill. ' VItal :1 uiffurcn-::e muul their c 111

<> • • ·' U ' Jl ' 1 of)·outh3• 1Yhcrc fi -eedom is sacred anu. dwe s evermore~ tl . cimractcr 11f lhis numerous c 3 '9

:~~~~~~~~· ~~~~~ 10 . " dc\"Otctl to the wlwu their lcleuro hours arv . ... . . n of uscfullwowluu~:c,-m~t-::ad rrfbc·

acquUllliO tJ" · • f _ ill!: cu•ploycu in 301U6CU\Cill ilO~I IGS:P·I I on.

..

· · - h) . tl~e lo~t: ,Thi~ laf>t is so rus ts h h' h f

r. r s b · tnao a a"t that -neople of t e_ 1g cnsts o_ -h' ve ~ne pe ons, emg , c "' r

Of the f1l CI1 e· 'tr:~ 1Jly formed. Thei r l oW a . 'u m if they come 10 contact w1th S e ""rn d d "en s trlkf· e t

1lee l ·ttte r corts'rd e r it a bad omeu, oro t and sy•" arc reserve an un- • . or 1

, ~ .

!!!!'!~ tall , ere C ~heO so!Jef, ~rC celiberate, s tate- thefll > f 1 W a cas t ::.h u u JcJ meet the111 Ill

INDIAN MANNER~ the 6th. rn annc~s: their wHlk !1lour!; and th eir car- if oue _0 5 0 ; e ople of this J ow~st cas_t a re 1 ) April lv.-

0 din:-trY a!fectec 'raceful tb;~o d natura l. They poR- t h e way.

0 t o the low cnsts Immediately

F'rqtlkli1~ · ~: ;;esented the ~~\~~~apidly I_y. angeffectly c~sy_;y~n and no nchal ance with ~~she r~1:rn ; for a common wash e rman inst. our nv about 40 cnnoes_g ' nearly 300 ri:~~egreat equ~niO~vent~, and never, ~ul_ess avove nut was h for a ny of th e low cast~, spectn~le ~f ~om, and convcyu)lg le (;unities. se- ct to pass JOg . Jctulnncc, curiOSity' wou ld ld common barber s have_ th em ; upon Jt::l J~ rlncipaiJy w ~o . d the resp~ ated indulge 111 l r c ntly rooh no uo- nor wou a l 'l'h b h Indians, being p ore interesting, an sed iotol' IC - e' They :Ipl~~ - . t their camp, tbt:y ha"e to s h ave each ?t te r . I e ra -The sight was m might be sup po ' r surpr!S · . \ l· llCf:-. .1 _ • d t in te rmarr y wil h any otter cast ; I v rnuch greate r thnnf; e of the wate r for ~i ce of the nu_merotuo5th;o~ on the~ a nathura l m•Jns o n oofthe o ther CflPts do n ot interm;tr-

s to~ reel the sur ac repass- cpt sometrmes I . lt'c ·ttl·n(T n e ltlwr au - an m ::tny • , n L • d ·1s they cove - e As tl•ey we ' cxc t 1 0 c Ill( • "' _ ' th ac h ot h er I h e rann11nsJ an es-, --·det·nble dtstanr . . h' ""'pidity, an d end en o ' f'- f' 'orJ ry r y WI c - . h - l a con"' ·u nstonts rng ' '' . Q and in cp c .. o 111 en · . II the ir women, keep t e 1r louses ing the town WI 1 .ived the day prevlou. , teur nor a coMCIOUhsn .,.gave it O cxllihition of pecw y - Tl h tb lndinn, ~·ho hado~~tl •i ng from lhe bank~ During th.e cl ny I ey .. I phccs in ton·n . and ga rdens very clean. :eyJwas W~m-comrnumcatecl ~- cl ol'mtll tnneous move . d· ce at SI: VCJ <~ ' . I r selves and their clotbes ~ve t_·y 'ilJ.. de~- •

c se ::m • theu· war- _an - ' of Jeculiur JOY ilnl !CS - b t t n when, by a pll·e llr t-'IIR turned qu artHing up clse I S one I h . "'ver the heathen's at ung Js hm e_n wneh. J

t o I 'This exer . I •·r·•tcs tl1e i·r· triu mJ> over "' roent th e wllo e . I nd the ~bore. t e cu the "'• bove J. our·na l , ~ m e ant t e n· was .mg ' ' d appro.1c 1... · 1 t- -t, as 1 c ' - f -c ,·cno-e .. the stream, _no feet si lence, wluc 1 l VI - ? ' ·wd . ratifies tlw passton o I t t ' their c lothes as well as themselves. The They main_tmned a~erby a single voice, cn ~rn t P:s, < b;bly the s trongest that ac u~ e-3 Br·~hmins co nsider themselves so much vus only wterrupte . - the word w luch I S pr_o b ms On t!J; s occauon, " 11 ~v;lich pronounc~d,_t'i\h de:t;~~~s~ex t morn- their ferot'h' l~i·;.sgr~oy:ost a.ttire, ca: l in~ to their above any o ther cas t , t h a t - they u~vo~ ( not • whiskey.' Cun?s

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Y e ·here t)H'Y bad they use. _{_ 1 plum'l", of th~ tt~athered eat w ith th e casts that a r e 1mme Iat~ Y next · to visit the1r camp, w · aid the dn•c n ;I ICc. '--=-~ - _ to then

1• Nor wou ld they eat any thwg that ~~g, cl'ous h•nts or wrgwams • f: 't'u] b • arnngcJ anJ \·arwu:.ly orna -

pttcbcd very ~ommo ~ to that of their ca- race anc1 J ' ' ig cooked•in any family but that of _a fellow exnc!ly equalm num er h fl bul me nted . . , d nrahm-

111• 1 f th e people want to gn·e t_hem These a re made wit ags or - Their fotces exhibit a mos t g~otCEfj_ilC an ~ ~ ~~=~~~!!, auont four feet long, and so ingeni- te rrific appearance, by being pam tccl 10. ev_e- any thing, they g i ve it ~rern , au<l not bOt\ed,

Ously Se, .. ed together as to be_ a completE· , f 1 1 thu~ p t c o r any way cooked. Eve n the sons ofbrab-' 0 1 ry vari l:! ty o co on r_<l!ll manner: . -. -n

1·otection against _wind and nun. D<' ong 1 uc:1c 111 m1-115

when they are b11 l t en o r twe lv e years -r t d b pare d, they col ect 111 a t:;_ronp ; a m . -' ' , niece placed vertlcnlly , and_ s np_ pore Y 1 1 1 t o lci, <'ll'e c,·1lled \\·ith a J> eculiar title . A nd tbe r 1 i d t bP.ats upon a b oar!lc sonnf mg c rum, <~ IH wo . Poles forms the wall of the but

1 lng,an wo 1 fil l d -tl bl 1 B rahm

1' ns \\' t-11 not ·,tllo ' v a11y cast but t he ir ' f 'fh h or three s h al>e bcrou r c s 1 e w1 \ pc J e~, separate pieces the rou . ese, w en h · k - -,. ; f tl 1. - h

h·t tl th l1 o \t I ud " IJd llO'II'!';ely · O \Vn to sec l e 1r coo 10_2:. none o 1e 01g they move, arc rolled together, anti are \'e ry w ' e 1e o e rs s 1 0 " • ~ ' _, N~ light and portable. T he floors are formed jump up and down, and use every l ud ic r ous casts w ill eat with any of the lonr casts. or with bark, temporarily used for thP. purpose, gesture and u ncouth ntlitude, and make eve- wou ld they cat a ny t biug cooked by the low and overspread with bear skins. Their ry horriu g ri mace which can a,]d to tlie casts. Yea, the Parayas aud even the Tad­persons and accoutrements are disgustingly fri~htful ;,ppearancc, or heighten the ex.hibi- dy-peopl e a r e not to ent er the house of any dirty; but many of them. on special occa- tion of thei r savage joy. c ast that is auo ve them. Aw\ more, none of sions, appear in brilliant colours and clean These Indi ans were the Sacs <md Foxes of t h e hig h casts wil l drink water o f a ny of the • garments. the Mississippi, on their way h ome. x· 1·1 1 1 - ·

The instances are few where we have _ low C<~sts. nor wo u u t 1ey eat any t llllg ',

witnessed at any fi1mily fireside more harmo- ~ that i~ boile d, or in aoy way prepare d , if it l ny, peace, and freedom, fron1_t it e ills ofthil' _ lli:\D~O. C :\ ::;T:=:. !!~ hould b e t ou<:: h eu by a Toddy-n1au or Fa-world, than prevailed with these sons of The fullo" 10~ dc•.,ntptwn pf ll indno r a<;f,, C''\ - raya. And the B r ahmio s would not, I pre-Nature. They were at this time perfectly tr~t<>ll from tiH' Journa l of (;al•ril'l Ti'"l'l'a , i , in suro e, e at even any fruit, if it were cut with sober, and contenttuent rested on every some ..respects the best we han ' H'Pn.-. ' l is

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1• 1hc kuifc of :1 TodJv- n1a11. None of the high

countenance. Not an ano-ry lo k - Tl e B · I · · - - 11 J -: · • • f u ICC lear w Hcb I I t d th on cr Q t T I - ~ . ' J nor "tone of vo · 1 'do l. ~ ~\l as !' een ,

1 r.lltnln !' C a !'t I S IJio- ll e t· th -111 .

111\ . \.':lsb wotl c even l nnk water 111 the family o I

lea"t 1lissatisfaction s f 1°( u~a c e ]·n1• ca. , . tey tndecd app t;ar to h e .

1 a whit e m u.n; fo r thou g h the Euro p eans are I . · orne o t 1e men were ( II erent r ·'cc m ) · h 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1

c eaDJng thei r guns and putt' · tl . "h · ' 1 e ;'"' :iO!lle and c le -1n t 1e1r r u e r s , yet t 1e 1ea t 1en ra n k them un-f 1 · • mg 1n prepara- t.111 any ot e" c ·1s1 T l ' -d100

tlcir. fanciful decorations for ~ of ali •ht 1 • _ ' ,_r1

t c.•y :tt·e g~' u c r a llv , der t he lower casts, especwlly because they a~ce, while utbers Halked with a :ta~:fr clccra 1~ c~-~ 0 u: · . ley al'(~ c o tnp . ti':tl iq~ (,- 1 eat beef, ag t h£'se do, a nd b ecause they ad-

~~n 1· nmgeta1~uretd step t •rough the camp con1~ • •tf~ud.:om .. 11...,

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13pr\1_\' e_l'! 1• l' o t· we s a~- ·mit the lo w e r casts into their ho uses, and

uc s ernness f tl . ' ' ~ " " ,\ raun11 '' '1'1 - -1 J r . gravity ofa sttt

0 le warnorwith th e ever, is a n-e ne 1 .. 11 t tl n. I t~, l1ow. I 10 r some o th e r r eason s. Som e Qf the low

. • , esman. The . , b ' ru 1 . for s J - t l h - d l . r mak1ng mocas1ns pr 'd ~quaws were r esemble \'ethJh.,

0 tl ' 1 IJIP. o t thc n 1 c as s la\' e t e n· go s exc tl!';tv e ly 101' them-

t . ' ovl •llg th E-Ir . I Tl '· • . , ' r l C comnlo I . 1 I h. h - • pas , or k111dly- aiuin 0 Stm p e re- lC urahmin womc . 11 11g 1 ca:1 t. s c ves, w rc ;u·e not n-ors h

1pped by the l

the1r . husbanu s, whife :h e~J?:oyments of e lcgaut than ot h e r "

0 ·~r.~ H e<~ter <~lld m o r<.: high ca!E-t~ . while the god:; of the latter are ~p~rl!vely shooting their a:roc

11 dre n WE>rc th e fir :, t cast th e Ct . . h• Hr.tl.mitt~ al'c o f al~o w orshipped by the formt: r In the same ·

y JSuo~pingf ahnd frolicking <on l~es,borkpl ayful- tb~ next. +he twoHltl lctst· and \' cllct!Ias '" -e m a n n e r, the low Ca:5ts w ould. be \Yilling to} .. 1,! o t e w b an . <'-Otnp· rl - .t "r 't . , I - I . . -

mony of voic omden ave a mildness h 1\I .1 rfe With othe r . c xc t. ' '- n g; 1 ca::ts lDtermarry and eat With llte 111<-rh onPs ifthey e, an softne f , . ar- ost o the I e p the Br· I - l J L t tl I '=' • \

yond what the l ss o manner b Pro I r eop c in -htr .1 lll1tn~. cou <I ; uu le ~ e W\1u,J tte,·e r allo w them cxl'b· ower orders f - ' e- pe r y spe-,k- • ua ''r~ \ ' 11 11 th . 'J I L . - ll 1!. None of them o CtTilizatiob tni'us is th ~ ' . Ing, th e c as t nc- c a as. e privl egc. t rn;~ u~ mt e re~-oting tn add, ~{Fu~otplexions , hnndso'IU~o';oever, have flo- lhjah!l- h~ttof the C batl!·c r , x~ t_o t!~e hr:d l- t h_at_ among the h tgl1 ca~ts th ere are familie:;/

the lnbat~t·es; probably in rms, or beau~ this dis tt·ict . tl~cre arc n o n e -~f \I _hings , o r ot higher an d lowPr I';lnks, an d t h at when a j For~ otr•ous nature of their dconsLq_ue nce of 'l' here i s; a\ ' •lnc probably no - t l i S ca<~t in pcr~on of a lower rank ig marri e d h e often

us om amo l omesttc d f T h , so a h' I - ne tn th<' - l I p - t . d bl ' uncivilized'< ng t lese, ns a•no \1 u tes. e Chitti es r tg ' ca s t c· tll d l\I ~ ~ an~- ")'S OliSl era e money tl.) thoc:.e in hicrher lh~ females foe?;;e, ungenerous~~ '~o oth~r ~y culttvat i~g ~~~e h{ trade, ;,nt~ th ·~lall;ally. rat~kJ-~ that these may eat \\ ith- birn .at' the clnldr~' n. dress· h nsp~rt burthcns . , mpe s ~rpe11 ters ' . . 1~ _a no. T h ... c _ e a lias we tnl!,

and perform . t e skins, padrlle t' c.ury the V. ashertne C,l:, l IS lnferior e Stntths' and At '.l l . • - ---:-- : ·

ccpt that f 'b~lmost cverv h t' . he Canoe. !:lill in r . n, Shoetnak to th e \' elbllas . ' l llbhc 01111\Pr lntl'\y g-iven at Hartford, C<ln·r ' o t e ch J '

1gu1ng dut ' enor ~ <:! r ::; ·1n l }> ' · • ncctJctu to tl , ,

ase. Y ex. <~re s t ill 1 · ..1. he To 1 l' · l >arbc rs nre ,~. ' 1 ~ o.,uu,John Trumlmll author of f\1· - owe r '1' u< .Y·tn-\ !> ' • .c ll)gnl the fnllo - 1 ' • f

lnnme si~n · t' · h e '1' 'H, ar;1ya &c. C! ' _ Wtllg 1<l.ppy tou~ t was o!Ten:d I>)' l\ r. ~::> t Ies ., oor001 · ' . er e, who 1s r1 , . f " lll\ln th - - llpcn ( w h 1ch , , · c.\ and dumb .

1 •It IS II Ot I hn,-c lto . fi . \ W\ll'l h m o r e ~xccll !'uc~ ,_ ~-lr or POetry hut I can bclie,•c 1ts

. .._, vccnuse 1 • ' l 1 ho! <'y~s of our ' ' • can sec it speak in"' tbroug 1 crlet· ' · I . ;:, nv (' Guest. ' I -- '

Si,no7,~~B~~~::~~~~~~~~~~ s ket ·} .:_ olivar rn 'r t}j. c l o t t h e ur·l. ·-1 h e fo ll owing n· I . lh{!n I ll d · s Cou ntry · , . · ve a nd patriot· B . wgra ucal th ... b .a "' h is way with part of his army t!Jrourrh , g e s o f ci v il t~ ln d e b tc d fo r th 1~ olwm·, t o whom ,.,.en ~'~tegers, a nd r t>ti red to St. Domingo~ Cart !~- . THE YOUNG CHEROKEE., in th c' ir trai 1 C:rty, and a ll t he\t c s_timable priviie- }1111~ IOu~···~ndered to the Spaniards in 181:;, and by David B.rown, lhe young Cherokee, who has

l11''Ut , wlte~1 1:j1

15 J? C~uli ady uppr~ss~~•gs tha t ~·ol row ' IC • . . l 8 16 , 1\l ori llt• hud reduced not only the Car- been.pursumg his studies for severa) years at tb a u d th e h )} l e b n ll litn t a c hie v Pll.:tle at tlus lllo- ~ ~· IS ~ b~t also New G ranada, the capital of the lat- Fore•gn Mission School at Cornwall (Con ) : · • n~h t t o be/ lu s tre tha t allo rn · e~lW~ats of his a rms e\\~! ov s o?~ ha ving fall r n into his hands. . 'at the Theological Seminary in And,ove (~1 an c ' t 1c them ~ f s liS n a nlP is ·' lc Sjlll'lt nf resistance, however , was not de- is about to return to his native tr'b · thr, ass:)

o u ntry mcn wh . t:: o a d m iration .· i ' as It troy cd \ .. · d ' d l S . 1i I e m e capacs-th<l£ need~ no TJ.otl .'•l rte capable of I t·tkc t'•owltlt·l all our I ~ J d . f . ssmen I rove lle panmrrls rom thr ty of a Christian Missionary He h tl .

Th ' " o rend e. . ' a ua m e 1 ~a~ of ;\ largari ta, a.ud .Boliva r arrived there with sited several of the prin . ~ t :u' recen y vs-d e c e le b ra t e d dete I ~~ ~ons picuous. 1~ w rces, which he ~l a d r ecruitrd at Aux Cayes part of M I t c•~ d ~wus m the eastern o~pendence, was b o rn ~~~. ~.t ::Sout l~ A m ,•r ican I n- was sonn j oined by Brion. After sume attempt~ dresses t assa~ mse. ts, an . ehvered eloquent ad-

a II IJb lc a nd • d J accas, I n 17 85 d. Oil the ~oast of Cnraccas aud New G rall ada, Bolivar Inen Io ~e tnhabllants, m behal.f of his country-St·n t ' tt extre rtlely ric ' · f' .1 'ao 1s , 11u R d 0 n Salem he commen ed h dd

• L il ! s e a r ! y 01~riod • ~ . u am1 y . H e was · · non a seen ~d tlw rinoco, and mnoo them- · . c 1s a ress in Use <tnd . whe n h e had' c om ~o S p.:tn, to be educated s~·lv es masters of An~osturu, the ca pita l of Spanish followmg mann~r : P a ns, where he w p l<.!ted h 1s. s tudies, h e we n t t c~ Gll\·ana. There B olivar increased his strenath by " I~ cooforr:nsty to the request of friends, and in a nd learnin e-, in a ll atlslNnlbl~,ch no~Jc~d fo r h is t a le nts mea ns of voluntcrrs fn•m Europe a nd prep;:=;,l•d to comp.laance Wllh. my sense' of duty , I avail myself A. t nat·J·s lt~P \Va s v ~st s octetJes of tl·, .. ca·p .tt ~ I commence another strug.l!le wi th ;\ torill o. In 1817 of dtlus. opportun~ty ~o appear before this assembly

F ~ ,. 1 ' an rmse my vosce m favour f ti b · · 1 · public lecttu~us I; cons ta ur a tte n d a nt on a ll tll~ l C i'ISCended t~le river Apure a nd pt> IJet r<~ ted into habitants of Ames·ioa. o lea ongma ID·

Humboltlt a~d· B e l ·co_I;trac ted an intim acy with Caraccas, as fa•· as C alobuzo. But after several "Convinced that sympathrtic feelings beg'n t s ome time and s~~~~cs-t ~!u, tra:"~ llccl wit h them for har? fought batth>s he was worstt:!d in a contest ncar g:Iow in the bosoms of many Americans forth~ na~ S . ' :s ively v 1s1te·l E ng l u I l Ortm, afld compelled to return to Angostura. tsves of tl.is country, I gladly present this theme

.w Jlze rl :!n d , a 11d a lur cre part o f 0 ·. a n ' ta .Y, 1 • U nuismaycd by these re \'ei"Se$, ll o~ lintr chanrred for yo~t· considet-ation' Before 1 procect.l, bow-himsel f o.t.:qnn inte d wi ~b tl · 0 1 m a ny, 10 mak t> h}s plnn, a nd resolved to begin hy the .conquesf of e\·er, mtlulgt! me ilic pleasure of informing you, " a cter of m a n R , . . le Jr cus to m s and the char- I New G ranadu .an Ollemti(>n 'Yhich was Ukoly to ~~at I am one. of t~lc s?us of the forest. Yea ! tile ., . . ·· <.! lUI 11 lng to V CIH'Zue la h e w . d ' . · , . · una"'e of an Int.l1an ss upon me and ab · · aJ ...-pp?tnted a colo n Pl iu the service o f th e ~ewl as ~uccee 'as the enemy d_Hl not expect ~o be attack.ed. blo~ runs in my veins . . I have ~vom the o;:~~~~r ~:l uhs ~1Cd r e p _u b! ic, an (! was se nt to L or. do n ul :~ m. tl~ at quarte r. Accordmgly, embarkmg the· wh.olc of a Cherokee warrior, have traversed the western t,.n ~ott a nt mls~so u, the e x pe nse of w h ich he him- o l hss- f?r,ces, he ascended the O rinoco anu the l\leta tvilds in. pursuit of :m Osage scalp, and far toward s e lt de~rayed . . "Vhen B ol ivar c a m e b~t ck, ' Mi ra nda- by n dllncult a nd dangero u-~ .navigat iOJt . H: thus the sottmg sun have 1 gone to avenge U1e blood of ~ave h :m th e c ommand at Pu" r to C·lbc ll o b tt l penetrated into Ne w G!:anada, and made himself my fathers." ' I S~anisb p r is o n ers hav in g risc t~ anJ s<··i:t.P.d ~he11pot~·'' ·~~aster of ~an_t~ Fe, the ~ap it~l,_io August, 181Q. The Speaking of the rapid disappearance of the Indi· [b l i va r w as u b l ifr:·d to <'Va c u a tc t h e t uw.n a n d pr~~ I' dv \~as . cctstve. H.e was JOlll t~d by flUrnbeJ:s, an.d :ms, he indulges in the following· eloquent strain: c e ·' d by sea t o C a r a ccas ' 18 l edt csoMurc~lsl ~I 8·

11 ~xtenstve country at Ius " Where now arc the Mohawks; Iroquois,'ca-

\ 1.t M . l h _1 • •

1 d . comman . on o m vam eddeavored to stop his law bas and oth t t' , 1 t th

. .:. . c_~ 1 ,ll·a nl a uu cap;tu ate w llli_l\1o ntev . rde , I, JJrogr~ss. ·The cou ntry under h i's authort' ty . \vas • • , • .er g rea na •ons . repea e a nd 1 e ta d t 1 d y 1 painful inquiry, where are tl1e untives, whose po-

. :>JS ·1_cc seem !"' o Je ut an e n tn ~lwzue a, gra dually wrested fr ::>m him by successive defeats pulation covered lhese United States, 'and whose 3o llv l.lt~ ret1 ~ed t~ Curraco~, w here he lormcd a and d t>fections; and towards,' the close of 1820, he sons once drank the waters of Massachusetts? A­ClJl111f:XIOl1 w 1th Bnon, by wh tc h h ,• pro cured a ma- concluded 'an armistice with Bol ivar in order to af- las ! they are gone, as the falling leaves before a r iti lll·..'· co- e p t:: ration. _ i-Ie the n o fl~· r'eJ h is services fGrd time to negocia te a treaty ben~e('n the -South mighty storm they have disappeared; noUting now ~0 th e Cong re ss of N e w G ra na d a , and they \~Pre ex- Ame ricans and the governmen t of Spain. The remains of them but a mere name, excepting here ceptc u . F iudi n e- tha t th e Ve ne z u e la ns Wt'r e dtsposed a rmis tice stiJ.I subs.ists, a nd it is probabl<' that the in. and there one of their sons. who hac! the forrune, or

~ S · 1 1 1 b · I may ratber,say the misfortune, to escape the ra· :J n ee m o r e t o th ro w oJf tlsc pams 1 yo <.e, 1e -o - depe nde1).Ce of New G ranada and V cnezuola will vages of war. He alone is left to witness the sub-ra ined fn ·.m t h e , Con g rPSS a bo dy o f s ix hundre d .. ventually be acknowle dged. Thus, after a strug. jugalion of the country. When prompted by his me n w ith \Vhi c h , in 1 8 13 , h e p enetrate d acro~s th e 1

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gle of 11 years, tlw valor a nd perseverance l'f Boli- reijg ion to visit tho depositories and graves of tJis A n l -·z i ;

1to y

0 11,,zuc la , and after sev(~ral :;·.1 ng tnnary v.: r will be crowned _wi th succe~s, and . he will in- ancestors, as he wnlks lonulv in thestreetsof New

. t' r s ucccecJe J in wresting- from tl te enemy t he dtsputably have a cla1m to th e t1tle whtch was long England, often is the finger .pointed tohlm, saying, 1 <~ cl JOll· ,..., ,. tl' ~ I' ' ' 0, v i nc•· . cxct>p~t ing the ports o f La I ago g ive n t o him of " The L iberator of his coun- ,, there goes onu of the savages of America." w 10 e o .e " , f h' 1 , Friendless and forlorn dbes he go. Noone to drop G u ira a !'ltl P o rto C a be il ••, in th~ l.a tte r 0 w ,1c 1

' t ry. . a sympathetic tear witlc him, '"ltilc he sighs for his "·l clntt"'erd e d e fe n ded h im s e lf Wt l~1· the m.ust 0

1 b~ country and weeps over the sepulchres of his fa-

.1.' • • • · 1 ~ . mn:"tJO'll t 1a t rrN A YOUNG PALESTINE MISSIONARY, 1 " e . ' te d e terminatio n . J ; w as lfl t li:S c a r 0 . v ... t sers . .• tJn tl . o r c x tar m inato ry wa r b t'g ::1.11 , ID Who died at Alexandria, Fell. l Oth, 18:2'1. _tr. • 1 t h e uue;-ra a ll1 U8 1 te , ·. "d . h . put to death DY BnAIN EnD. He concludes with the following auecbng an-

. oeq u e tt rc of the Spamar s a ysng guago . . c o u s ~ . Green as Machpclah's honour'd field, · ~omc o f titc i r pris~n~ rs.

1_, no'v

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av e been a nn illi- Where Jacob and whero Le:th lie, .f " T he Cherokee and.Choctaw nations have ap-1 d

01 1n10n wou u Vf horc Sharon's'shrubs their roses yield, propriated many UtOUhand dollars for the support

T h e SpallS 1 0 ' . :lc contrived to arlll the · And Carmel 's.branchcs wave on high,- of schools among themselves. l'o complete, how.-d I J 1 t i.\lo ntev c t ' . 1 l a t e , W . 1 '-' I . t s pread i.nsu rr ectwn over t IC SG honour'd,so adorn'd so green, ever, a work so extensive, large fuuds are requt·

t h e s lave:>, a nd ~ I US •0 • . l3oves P uy, P a l11mo Young Martyr!.shall .thy grave be sccu. site, and many hands lo move UlC grand syste~ . \VIt o lc e xte nt o_f the tclloCunl•e. tayd. o f tbe se a u xi l ia r ies t o.. 0! how unlike the bloody bed I The miij~ionaries to the Iorlians of the west, let tl

1 W f' l e at • •a oed Where pride and passion. seck to lie ; be in remembrance are nol from Great Brilai!J. and o i I C~3 ' Th w h ole' couu t ry was ra\ >- ' Vhere Faitll is not ; where Ilopo cun shed ~ Prance, or Spain; 'but they are your fri~nds and th e Sp a n1ard s . . ·. !e llulivar , wh o h atl bct~n _tlc- No tear of holy sympathy. e;ounts·ymen. They b·1ve left .\:our fi l'e stdes ~d '-"' i t h lire an d S\'•f01~~ • ·zuch• no w ru::u ched aga1t1!.l l There withering thoughts_shnll drop around trone far from civ il i~l ion and ~rsonds, e~~arked m " rlan~ d d i c tator~ - v e~·l··;h rc '~ the m in som e cncol~lld- I n dampness on tllc lonely mound. lhe glorious cau~e of humant.ty and ~ ~~ l~e . . <?C r n c m 1e ::> 0\ e . j the m ha ,., ~ 1!: •• course they need and e:~:pect a1d of tile s~ fneDtls 1D

~ ll c·W nC\lVW,.ould pr~bablj ha~c des~:~ylcl.tsusel f to be .;: 1< •• ' ~' New-E ngland, and let me remark agam that the ~

1. " ·u~ c . 110 suffe• .,u . · , ~ 1 b 1 d b my countrymen L ~-' _ , ' · Jj;;i l!cd hi s nrrn y , a . . d him in a deCJSJVe On Jordan s·wccping willow trees 1nission:.c.ries are muo 1 e ove · Y . . . . ·

!lc u n.t t 1

Do Vt'!>, who d t>ic a te . 5

dt strust and Another holy harp is hung: Hut they want more teachers and mu;&tonan es ~0 ::; :..ll'j)f1St ' d 1Y 'l' ltt> cons~qncucc W~; ' l1e co m r>letc {L murmurs in as soft a breeze be sent to them. 4Jld who, let me ask , who Will

!C til · I 1. r •tns a 11u l As e'er from Gilead's balm was fl ung, ., send to them missiCJfl;..rie~ and support them! Wf;ho

c . ;gcH! l' n · .• t he l'l")1 ll J " ' ' ' J ffi t'l'CJ to W hen Judah's tears in Babel's stream th d f n U1e west or --: . , p 1o n :; . •ho ... h owc c no , 1

z· h . , will obey the voice at soun s rot .1 clt::; unlon ... r" t ile r oya11s ts, \\ ·. re turne d to 1'\ e W Dropt- andw ten• ton was t euthcmc. . 1 ~ W ill not vm4. who now 11tand on. the so•

lu· i·ll lli ' h 0 • c Bol ivar agt.~ lll d the banne rs Somaythe harp of Gabricl sound ate. ee:~edb ••~.uat.ives? Think <Jf tl,e abo-· l~ ~i

1• unt. ~:zon.~ss~rved t w o years un cr In the high heaven to welcomo thee, ~t;~:a'f:habitan1..s 9t hii. land, wlsoare now/a~re-

.. · ] · a nu I When rising from the holy ground moved from the land of their fathers, som~ ~ ~ ~: (; ;· ,rna!. ';' tJ O'l'css. s under !Vforilln, re~c 1- Of Nazareth and Galilee, with sorrow and ~tp regret have ~~rn~o w~ ere

I 1·rhe (.;u ~ S anish tro op ' . I Sl 5 Boh -ar The saintsofGodshaUtakctheirflight adthesettmg oftJle sUJl, ano w ,

" Wb,:!l the l PA ~p, rican l:oas t, 111~ ch bo ~h·fcnde(l In rapture to the realms of light. ~::,_: :xlin~t, if the b~nd of chari ty does not res-S o t I t I r• a r th agena, w 11 H e

ed tiW . • _ ·lf juto ~·. been m e h opt•less . ' h JJ ll ::.' ·u r~s • stanc~> •.

th rl'\~ ct tiro •~ t l .·)r a •. ,n-.

1 1~ .

r . tr.r pours

d for bim ; notlsJ~r ~ou nd the walls,

I ben o . 0 uro . . rfo mother od tears • n his infancy,

•0

the consolations H er youug fo layrnatc of wis tfullY ======---="==' From a Charleston Paper. nd as vou here enJ y ou behold 'J:hat bold ~he p oJic r sorrow, worid,

cue them. ro~ the g lorious g?s_rel, :to[ rapid ity, ·walks in h•s rr:,~s cell; the bu:f.. of life , THE F Al\1IL Y BIBLE. th.~ IJ~~j~ht your ~Pi.re r\~~~ver the Atlantic To. gaz~l ~h~ntumult aori :h.o ~n pleasure some, w~·Je you send your mtss~ooar reroember your red ;VV•th a its won ted coors nrl a m!.litio n bent, ::J Pacific, oh : ~-emem e;letors of America. p~~s~~~ne on co'?lno;~c:hile each or.e loves brethren, th_e ?ngr.~ ~~o~h is is the only oppor.tu- ~nd a ll on h:tPi?'n~~lii~h h is heart uufo l?:et s pot

. f Uy pleasing the fond recollection How patn u . .

Of youthful conneetioos an~ mnoccnioy~ • \Vhen b lest w ith parental advJce and a ecu on,

Surrounded with mercies- with peace from on "MY chnso:w u c n ' ever hav'e of add resswg One little spot, Ill • s t feelings ; one sv.. ' oity which I sha ll probably that I may a id the With n 'lture's hol.tc.f the re is sorrow tn~~e, ou. I solici~ your praye•~ntr me n, and th.at I And calls it home , n I bosoms ; and a S ~1t. ~

~ause of misSIODS to. rnr C~uJoe;s of the blessiDgs Jt runS t hr~ugh maar~utlcl a (;ind rO<f s mJlC . may return to them !n t le Uiglits up tn ey~s des the s uffe re r (inns ofilie gospel of peace." ,_.....=-- ~ And if disonse m~r~c lo~ed: outcast of a.ll .

high. I s till view the ch11ir of rny sire and my mother,

The sca ts of the ir offspr ing a s ranged ou eacli

'!!!' T"Dr;j17J' Rest on the brcas1 d "r.s . anrl ha ving fim shcd JPO:S z;c, .r. a H e s ick~ns and ~e s ·~nd dra nk hi:; cup

========::::==========-=:====== Th' cxpmtor~/'.1'' g is deuied a grave . Of rDOI~n~ s u enn~~th is is huma n mercy!

h a nd, . , And that ric best of books wh1ch ex cell d ev'ry

other-

SOLITARY IMPRISON MENT. A•~~d this ~~r:~~:c!cad till: heart's ~eep fo lds,

A friend has put into our hands the following line~ ~~dt~~~dark hues of it's hypocn sy,

That family Bible, that la y on th e s tand. The ol d fashioned Bible , the dea r blessed Bible,

The family Bible, t hat l ay on the s tand. . ll Mis~ J. E . Roscoe, o . d . b itte rness, alas ! for m a n, on Solitary [tnprtsonment, y . hJ' h d Who cn c dill mercies in themselves a~c t.:n.:cl. Liverpool. 'I'hey huvc nc\·cr before been pu JS e \Vhose ten er

'fhat Bible , the ,·olume of G od's inspir~tion,

in this country. Amid a gloom more terrible than clark ness, A cold and still and solitary gloom, That with a feeble glimmering only maltcs T he wretchedness around just visible, The fliendlr.ss p1 isoner sits . He does not weep ; Nor, from the depths of his dim solitude, Pour ouo complaining tone-the warm blest fou nt Of hu man tears is dry; the 11ympathics That bound him tn a world of hopes anrl fear~, ' ,And joys, and sorrows ; yes, the holy tics ' 'l'hich matlo him man among his fellow men Arc brokcu by despair. He caunot weep­With head bow'd moumfully upon his breast, And ~i~lcss oyo, n!1rl arms hung life less down, He s1ts m dcspcruuon. On his soul There claw~~s uo hop~;. thc~a comes no blessed gleam Of l~uman kmcl ncss, n s1n1; hkc salvation Am1d the pangs of death! How can he raise Unt? tha awful power above, those eyes W h1ch never more must gaze on human kind ? How can he crave for mercy from the God He has offended, when from fellow bcin 5 ~ra;l, passionate, :~nrl suffnring, like hi~;clf

e lath b':on ~nst forth thus ? U >on his . • H e muses m <hstraetion till his a l . h sm Swells in wild ago . ' I ' . nguls Of fear a d h ny • all( m1d the waves

' n s nme, all(l tor Tho o'crwhelming doubt th ror, comes the doubt, Amid the utter wreck of • II ~~ r?ason will forsake him Th · n ues1rlc ' en ~tartlng from the cold • . • Dcspatring arms-and . earth, high he spreads And outstretch'd head With pale quh•cring lips The sight of human fa~ and eyes that seem to c~ave Looks to the shore in sil~k.as the. lost mariner And mute as dea th t I' mg, Still he stands The vcr" wine! thu t' lo listen for a voice I ' I · J tow ~ n · • T music to him, ancl his h .galnst his gra ti n<> No ~atch a~othcr, <llld a l oart th robs quickc~

0 • tho fn1nt hcn1 • l UI)lan sound Tho slight . ' lngs of his 01 • h · · Como chillc~l:'~~~~vc rnovcrnents,~f th:~\brcath, ¥~~~f~~~dthcre is 11~1~'tt~~~· w~~~ sir.kc ninge:::: Fades to aadmoment warm'd Witllflushed cheek, s b . ampcr pal mortal h F u missive on hi . st eness, a nd he s· k ope, ~ lu~tors and hlt~rs ~:~ ; Whi_le his 11•0~~·s I

0 ar ~y day, and c a dymg child's pu sc T he Vltltm of I . year by Yt'ar h : A livin lts own and • e Stts Bccom~ :fnumcnt! till life oi~hel•fs' crimes . By s ur . cngthcn'd curse se • Thait·rn•ng tho scant C.o d • he trusts to d'

hC 0. li . 0 I Whi I 10 ?isgttstcd fro~~~~:t dllnth.; he tu ~n1 only makes

" ••lmost to frinJ f c offcnng . and s :}wo.y Roic 1 " ll ulncss ' thou 1 A J cts t lo proffc I ' a spcctrnl fi g 1 Worn ~he WOu ld cal rw ~Crap, nnd Orm,

l 0. wretcr.crl boilna ,CIIf'u~ of you~~lls on death ~ xo l!!ldoy With clg. f~llninc Will 1, to Save hit~ I A~~·nh, with douuf~Pfian· ; she urn-~otl ~tay .

u t o weak ICrccncs <> s 111n Tho mclancl IIH!Isc revivns s, to his food Tl 10 y h .. , ag·t· , 1e rc1nna ours· a d ' tn to be

fsOhr pities hi~: ~fh.his bci'ng ~ nothns he drangts Ut fr • IS va1· · ' one s

Upon ~ha tph~ public \'fe~~g } r;ony, ees A bl . Pier chc k , lll~tut b

cssl_ng on his br:k ; no fa ther s no Stnilc . en-beart I craves

C(. son;

m'o 11?opc. DY WILLI A:ll llA Y •

" Patient in tribulalion: '- ST . PAt; I ..

Is · the r e no alleviat iou T o Lhe woes tha t r end m y b rca!ll ­

No r epose 1'rom tribula t ion, No asylum where to rc~t ? ..

L ong hnlh been my nig h t o f ~adne~s­Sorrow nncl affiiction mine ;

·wmno dawning day of gl a<.lue~:s Ever wore upon me shine ?

H ope, sw eet ch a rmer, whv for~akc me­W hy a.banuon the ui :tTc~s\1 ?

I nt o thy pavilion t ake me, L et m e b e thy favourite gue:. t.

Feed me with unticipatien;; Of re turning happine:s .

And with b rightening ex!_Jcd a t iom, Cheer the pnU1way of tli:.t re~> .

Thot~ canst ba.ni5h d Cl'peration W 1~\ R elig ion 's ~oothinu- po w e r

And tlts~c~sc bright con~oG t i!m .' In alllteh oo's darkest h CJu t·.

.Friendslnp J 1 Obli..,.uti ' w lY lOSt thou forg· ltl f'n ll o ons once so ~ 1 ,.0~,

ave these t ies ""row · B y nealectin"'bth n weak a~l tl ro ttcu •

0 o em : o l onv- · "\Vl . 0 .

,,. so chnng'd · arc ·u' tl . S mce adversity .,.,.' 1. 1. uugs ro :.ullllll<'

·' d · ·-E•·u u ' _-,.n tn w eakne•s I . : • 0 - l ;l''IU"' f, ] ver nll my . o Ollnt liH'.

PO\\ er.s prevail 'd ? Conquer'tl ever . .

Aflc r Bllbl y asp•ratton 1..-cQ my soultt~ladry joys-

A d l U esola.ti u to death tha: . on .

B l - u.llucH ro''"

At morn and ut evening could y ield u s delight,

.And the prayer of our sire was a sweet invocation,

For mercy by day, a nd for safe ty through nigh~ Our hymns of thanll.sgiv: __

0 with harmony swelling,

All warm f rom t he heart of a family band,

Half r a is'd us from earth to that r apt urous dwel-

ling, Described in the Bible, tha t l ay on the sta nd .

Tha t ricl\est of books, which excclrd ev'ty otbet­

The family B ible, that la y on tbc st and .

Y c scenes of tranquility, l ong have w e par ted, I\Jy llopc 's almost gone, ancl my parents n o more,

fn sorr ow and sadness I live b roken hearted, And wander unknown on a far dis t ant shore.

:Yet how can I doubt a d ear Saviour's protection,

Forgetful of gifts from bis bountiful hand;

Oh! le t me, with patience r.eee ive his correction,

And think of the Bible, th.at lay on the stand. I That r ichest of books which ex ccll'd e\·'ry other-

The family Bible, tha t lay on the s tand . ~

rRO:U T HE NEW-YOltK A:'lt:ERICAr;'.

~he ~unttt's . Uri1lc. .. ' l .. WI 1 go to U1c land wller e the hunters dwell AnJ b u i l,l mea llut in asylvn.n dell- ' And. my home shall be by Umt trnnquillake 'Vhtc h n one but the hunters' paddles bre nk rhcr e lhe Jntliun boy, in his bnrk canoe,

tke a dolphin, c leaves the waters blne . And beneath the moon of a summer sk\·' llao;ks in the light of his lov'd one's ev; .' ~or I long to r ove on the mounta.n ~Ide:

0 hun\ tho deer us a hunter' s bride.

u whatever mn ... J oy or sor Y my fate he- Thou"'l · ·Happy m·t row-wo or i~li~• . y ' o \ C?a.tsc nnd ruue IS the mountain's fu.re l ·'roJU .I y ~y future !'la.t - ~- . .. c. pure lS the b reath of the moun~a.m a it·- '

C lasttscm ' 0 l c., -~udrU""''"•dth ... · 1 ' Cs cnt-whilc i • . y ,,,., ... e yaulm t le h unter's w ay, lllc , then par . u t ,l:;. ct sw e et are IllS d t·eams 1\t the clos " r 1

A 'T'~ach m;· sou'~ut R _esi1,.'1lati n n Tho.tgh ~oil nud troub le his cours-e ~p~-t• ay. n;i~~~ l.ttnnblc :td:)~·~~~~s the r od : ~e~l~h tmg es his oheck wilh a J m !tlv i~~~~~·

~ Ill thn.ukfu] ~;.o n, Ill 1~ ~Celue .she riYals tile wilt! oo~zelJe:_ l Jth. rout the ton•·t --U -s to GoJ, ~~lltUalhltsl ne~rt tu the tol·est t--an l ovt!"':;o well

' of Ia ' ~ s drn 1 o•v~ to ro"' tn tl · ' ' · Th . sr l\lut·ct Il l e.t B ' I A l "' ,, on le mou ntalll side Despot c l'ttit~'u ~· we selec t t\ fn ~t . ht·lancl m w e ar the g;.~rb of ;.t huuk r's bride. ,

,, Ti s fluu the l~ tu tf':; o f \ It> fo lluwin '<'n the 1C 1\l c '(:fll ••e J ll)cri ,- {!; : l\I r •

Zen, the Sen •nary or o(J of the Op) ~-the t c r ro . T Joy shall be by tho l'ilont "hore ~~~~~•.tt)· 's lib~~~~~~nct th:~~1~· \\" a~~~;~~~~; 1

o f A~~\~i~e\~ the r e turn ofhis ila~h)ng oar~ ' • Simon . ' und un ur:~:;-t he iou;;:lt~t(' ~it.i- 1.'hc ctldicso~r~lC brer: st ofthn.t l impiJ lake

llla_v his fl Bolt,·ar tl . n en t to th Cl o ( his Ani r ·p pl und It m murmurs break-

~:o~;~ ~.ou~~:-~. 'b~ n~ d~~r~~~•·aror o f So I e humnn l~ t h r: soo~l~:~ ~~l~~!~~~: t~ntl -~uri a W:-ty, . ' - ntt t heir I~I.Jn., the in'g I Amf'l·i,·n S lll h ts hettrl~l!Ull ~ l d ! e s l vcrrny;

. . t e lli<'s as ~~~:. r ( pu!,ii-;; •\ wcllll on. the ca t· a s h:(pa~lllto h e :-tt· my ~·mg

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tn g- ' . tl • Ill n c c r 'vt' ll ·' ' ~ e nlon"'. . te B t l uepart ~ - ., ' . lt s l a.r e tl.te fat e of. I 'Otn that mountain sitle

~ 1 etc:. britlc. v. & co:

P :=::.... o If

'1'1 lTC.A lPN'S 1e Austral' ~ ~ ISL AND coco --South \Vales mn ~'lagazine, p ublisiled . N " bl a -nut ~rees, where tfley proposed to nough.n - " J oh •\ ("' ' c ontruns an . t . m ew how ? ltttle." This plnce was actnally but be can't te ... ,cnll u. dams IS very good man,' ,.,·apt. Raine's visit to p· ~n crestmg nan ·ativo of enc nntlna tl I . I " s any mo e ::)nney in th Itc::urn's I sla nd . tl . ti • ~- le moon s li ning so brightly t on' t I< now enough ~ither ;, n,or'Jv_; and he

' c year 18<> 1

f . ' 10 to sh1p c I rough. the t l'ees, the appearance of our ve1·y t · liS was ..,. followino· extract - ' r om which we make tl'" om pa b ru e remark. Adams cert . I 'd .. \\ ., s. .._ tions blll.on s e ing c:o nove~ , and our.imugina- sen·es every credit for h . . amy o e-

' h e n we . · 1.,

1. emg, pe rhaps, ass1sted bv oor own people so true n sense av 1 n~ ~1ven tnese

we arnYcu at t l 1 ce 1nas A . 1 1 I J h of rei were much . 1

• 1e nn <l in0'-place 1 · o • nu tere snw in th ese poor fe l- ave; bnt 'IS he 1 Igton as they s tn: f, nnd the e~~t,rmed, t h e re bciug ~ g r e at . ow.s tlt e beauty of re lig!on, for Lefol·e we venture to • sa anms ~eve~ bau, I almost bemg very narr~'~ncel bel twe~n two roc k, .tgam started, th ey said , " I think bette r say be expected ~~;'~t 'hf s~o~~~tt ~n it cou ld not when the n t ' • . t lerclore laid olJ no~-past sun-down;" to which they all than he really h·•s •t h.tve done more

t I a 1 ves comll

1 · , aa1 eed and st d fi · tl u • Ji present ffi""n f o d us to \v·

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1 g up. m their cnnoes 0 ' oo np, ormmiT a circle and 1em read ve ry well . . 1 ...,..y o

1 < anc pnll l d sung a hymn, which b1!gius th~s: ' 't fi '.mu are very food f It le ir canoes ~}>, ,·1t'll t !Cl blr~ct i ~1' · haule d I ;d or they frequently took up thei' r bJ'bl o. rr • len emo- d " Sing to the Lord Jehovah's naute an we h d h es

I lany others who h·u) ' ::. JOlOe by Ami in his strength rejoice . ' N ear t em read sever·tl ch·t t ' , th em SW;\m off t • come down , 0111:' of When his sah·ation is our th~uto . one ~f the m can write, nor du i thi~: t~rs. the roc i·s· t ho us, and the r est·got upon Exaltec.l be our ,•oice." , ever wlll, unless some one remain with thley scene wa' t l' ~1 ow us the channel,. T bis They th en knelt down anu one of them and teach them; for Adams although ~m l' ea·l of< s, nmk, th e mos t rom..,, nt'Ic I evet· offered up t '1. can write is now to J·1 ' .. e u ' or ever "a" · 'Th .. ·. , a p~ayer, o ~~ ncb all were very ' tasL{ , . o o u to u ndertake the . 1- . v< ,. • e men on tl attentn.e, boldmg up the1r hauds to heaven, · . .

1 ~ct,~' 'dvtthl t he planta in-leaves in their banc;se ._and saymg" .'\r:1en !" Afte r this they ngain rln.t~ Js conv e rs-.ttron "i!!l "fvunba his hroth -W<t Cl1e t le roll of the se·t "n l I· t , t d d e s JOined d h f . ' , ·· l ,ep us "' oo up. an sang another byron which \ . ' an t ey all l'epeatedty said rom corr:wg ia ti ll the subsid ing of t he wb en done, with all the cheerfulnes's possi- " "'' c Wish to ~o wbat is r ight; and, sup~

waves oflered a wwu opportunity whc'n ?fe we resumed our journey. On my ask- ~ose we get thts man?· we pay great atten­;~~y all waved t het r leaves and cried out 10g them why tuey did that then, they to ld t

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• ancl do. every tbtng he tell us. Two . Sta?·t .:ww !. Start no:<.~!" We wer e ;'\t thi~ ?1e they always have prayers t he firs t thina ye,trs DO l~ since we heard this man coming .

t ime lymg Wl~h Lhe boal' s head ri ... :lt for the In tbe morni ng, at 10 in the forenoon, at s~ we think now he never c ome.'' I tolrl ciH:um~l, and Immeui(ltely at t his ~gnal gave su~-set, aud on going to bed: " Because," t lem, when I went homE: I would do my way With a go od wi\1 , and were c arrieJ in sa!Sl tbey, " su ppose . we no pray to God b~s.t to get o~e sent out, when they exclaim­past the r ocks wilh lV<' nderful v e locity : we be very soon bad tnen." ' ec T great JOY- " Oh ! you good Captain!

\

when they a;l got hold of the boat a nd dr-ag~ Capt. Raine ·then briefly describ. cs his visit to we Ike to hear you tal~ so; you ·uo forget • g e d her safely up, anl1, when we had lanci~d the settlement and his inic-vie1~with J ohn Adams ~gd we ne~·er forgdet you!" The simplicity li!~~;: h >r \~ l'tl .. th . h II ' ' ft .. 1 , h h ed r.n ' n gen ume goo ness, so m:mife~t in all , _ v \ grc a l .Pil~~ -{) ll .r•1r s ou c ers, ·a er w 11c .ue proce s as 10 ows : these po.or fell w , 0 d, d - . ' :md ca r l'iea her beyonll the reach of the · . fill 1 .

0 s. c~n uct an. expresswns,

- f. Tl b · rttl . d 1 1

t . They were all very unxwus for us to as- et me Wllh aclmtrahou; ant1 1t was observ-Sllt • le ~'~. e mg 1. e Wtn .• < e e r mm- semble in Young's house. On arri\'ing there ed by the whol e o.( us, that in neither word ,. e d ~pon sta_y 1~g all ntght, wbtc h gave thcm

1 we found the women had not been idle, by nor deed did they ever evince the least vice.

g real pleas ure. l never saw poo; crea- the fine suppe r we saw provirled, consisting To nne ~.mother they displayeu such brother­turcs so happy as they s eemed . '\\ e were of a fine, large, roasted pig, bananas, yam$, ly. alfecllon, such a willingness to comply met, on landmg, by young ~d_ams , the. son of and a ve ry pleasant beverage made from· with each other's wishes, that quarrelling

l John Adams, t he only su rvtvmg Englishman cocoa-nut. Old Adams was glad to find him- appeared almost impossible. This remark

1

1 of t he, B onnty .-He to~d us his father wns self so revived as to able to join us; and af- ! made to Adams, wb o confirmeu it by say­v cry iiI, n nabl e f rom b1les. a nd so ret:, to g7t tcr they bad seated us at the table, and the lll- mg. t.hat he tho.ugbt they really we re the

1 out of bed. This was o;v 1ng to <~ whnle t· s Lselves in a ri~g upo.n t~e floor, which they happ1est people 1n the world, for, as we th~n

I h a ving touche d th~re, whose c1 ew w e r e h~d spread w1th plmotam-l ~aves, the ?ld ~an sa_w, them, so th:y alwa.ys we~e ; a.nd the1r ~cvcrely affli cted wtth the scurvy, many of s::ud g race as follows , (wh1ch was hkew1se gte,ttest plensmes cons1steu 1n domg ea~h

I who m remain e d

011 shor e a wee k , and thu~, done by one of the other group:) "0 God? other good i .. for, although they were m

1 .· tl ' c: l··· Ild left b e hind them thetr bless this perishing food for the nou rishm ent separate famtl1es , whatever one possessed

on ca v In"" lC 1- ... • · b' I I d' I f h h . "" .. · .. ne·lrlJ •tll the Jnh3 1- of our bodies and feed our sou ls with the was a ways at t 1e 1sposa o t e ol er. · noxtous CO!lL:l'r !O O , • 1~ < ' • • • ' • • l tl · t' th I

I · :' . r .. «ccted w 1lh trrup tiOns bread of eternal h fe fo r J esus C hrtst's sake n lelr conversa 10n ey were a ways

t<lnts were c:oua ,1.ter •1lJI • ' · ti · f t' h S · t . r • ~ - Amen!" Supper being fin ished, before anxious or m orm.a 10n on t e cnp _ures, m the sktn. bl d an.] hav in~>' rc- "DY one arose grace was again said and and exp ressed thelriSorrow thnt they chd not

\

W b · ('I' all ·tssem e ' ' ., "' · " ' ' · ' ' ' d f · e em!=' • ' · r ts such a!'!- then as I before rem arked they were as un erstanu all they read. One 0 them, m

cei vcd the~r usua~,c~:OF ;:es~ 1;appy to se.e chee'rful as possible . Witho~t exception, 1 talking with the Do.ctor, sbo'Yed such a " How do yo u do . . e d fo r our wall< to their think it was the happiest evening I ever know ledge o~ tbe Scrtp~u res. as IS wo~thJ: of

r you," ~c. we p ~ep r~~c could no whe re p e r- spent. Just before retiring to bed, they f l':n_nrk , particularly as It ev lllced t~lelr Sim· h

abitatwns , w hich l·ve whe re again assembleJ but at tlleir' r espective ha- pltcity and hurmlessness; the subJect was • . t a loss to conce ' ' · ' ' · 11· 1 · h i · 'd "S ceive, and w~re '1 ' we were n ow at bitations, and sang a psalm, offered up the1r qnarrc .mg, on w HC les.'u • .uppose one

they were S lt uated~-fo~a s urrounded by prayers, and~concluded with a hymn. man sti:Ike me, I no st rd<~. ~gai,n , for the the bottom of a small y~ntaule · b ut, on We were p rovided with ve ry comfortable Book s.tys, soppose one stuke )OU ~n ~n3 h

ill s t h at aopeared ins urm c:f the m about half ' beds ups tairs , in a r oom of about 25 feet side , tn ~kn the otlber tot ~ ~~~· m ;h.suppboesc~ uese nao · • • s:1W two o I t

1 5 1. 1 'l'l b <.1 · · t d f man stn e me nos r1 <e rm, a 1 ol<incr up, we , ec ipice was long anc 1 uroa£. le e " consJs e o d I ' I k'll I n't kill ~. y

0;; th e s ide of a d ee

1r pr nc . the moun- drie d leaves, very soft an cl comfortable, and g~o t

1ft ih suppose 1e ..

1 ~et 1

fh~~ go to ' " d r""' f'lete ,, Rob H. o): tscethei~ fee t, were the clothes were those of Otaheite, which Gt e lsou -l eb ntot can! gt .ttshp n lllae r'e ,; At an-a co.. . m

1ts o .

1 II 0 f tl oc. , muc 1 e e r pace n ·

t' in~ t'rorn then· sudrn H avincr got every ans wered t IC purpose we . ne o b 11e other time poiuti'nO' to all the scene arounu ,i 're d with ver ure . ht 0~1 s hore, to YGungs, who sle pt at the foot of my ec , h ' d t tb Heaveus he said "God

co. ve l'e ady that we brougl " ,ve s ta rted,' ' kept me in convH3ation for so.me time' and lrr;.' an! I tho csun moon 'nnu st; rs ' . ami ,

t[1 1

n '" < • wore s, 1 · d h FI nHi t-C a ese, , '• ' ' :::> se of t ltcu· own d enc of the in a rnanoer t 1at surprtse me muc . e b d I l 'th surprise "the book sny some

rn ·d~cu h tturnronn . b b . "W ' I e much eacec ,wt , , • t· l<in<f " s or d e by one, I O a l)rs t egan y saywg,. e WI? 1 v ry Ia live who not kno~v who mnde these! l aull a obc<ran to ascen ; .on h ve carried that p erson would arnv e that IS to teach us pfelo.p a red to him a grc·'t "in They <til

I eke.: w e ,., uld 1atn a • fi d ' t I t d d t rds 11s ap pe. ' ' ·· · t ro .. .. th. 'They wo .. }'mbed the rs t to read an wn ~· anc o o go~ own of them frequently s:ud, " if they n? pl'ay o

I foo t -P '1 l of u s. f-}nvwg c 1 ·r 1 grove of G od ; because, ~aul he," we don t know e- - •

be who e d into a heau\1 u - . .. . . . . /

} t .

1 t we opene

he tg 1 ' • • ~ I • • I

!}-- d we returoe<l 9 . despatche 1'. ner wa8 be-

l t being h'ls t t JO • . have 'f he !o~«e, w h e r e, w I :-trnus cd with their

. ked ;~nd tlJe n Gokd .• , ,, to tbe vtl!. od J rrns much • ortu.oil'r o f ~ef'.• \V WIC ' d you no.... . repare ' h l 'In opp "d

God _they ~~o with the wi~k.e 't to show the lng Se rsation, :ll'ld tc ~~kiog cloth , an _a vn· notlung to erhnps be su~lclen these people, con their cnnnner ~ n' Soon alter dlflner, Th_is_ rn:Yf!clings nod IJ niHts.:fabove r elated '.~~~t of other tbJn:?sh t'he prc!ents , with rehg;,~~such insta~ces as t Nothing gave ~r r.yffall arrived \~it uch p leased. Th~y ~~~ufreqcentl~ Wlt.ness~l;n hear ing us r ead which they ~ere :t e:ing on us t o r emam• them more s atl s facliO~· 'ni n"' what we rea~. wer e exceedJ ng Jy )f J'u not think prudent,

to them, nnd our ex p .u q:Okened by their ni l ni «h t, but that ( J t. and nt four, hnv-

1. c.l' y l w:ts " b r e we " o ' II v·as g rea , • At dawn o ·' . the hou se w e t though my wa ' ' . on board , we pre -singing, no~ only Ill' others; they wer~ n in de te rmined on go ing h boat; and h ere s le~t ,_,bnt ll·lo11l·S·•I! ~:~ having sung ~he tplsl :~~~~~ p;~·eo fo r goin~l downllt.roc ~ l~roughl tears int o theu· uevo I ' , d returnang took P ace w I ch one of them prayed al o~"l t. and they the n a scene One of them w is h e d very rnul· "

. the bl essings ofthe 01 t> 1

' d finished my eye~. . h i nkin~ I would tn L -

~~~0 a prayer ~~I l~~~~~!~7;'u!i0ng finished ~ ~~ go n:~~:l ~si~ ~~tb!r·s lea.ve, taking hh o ld of with <t bymn. le• . to nrties for the rm, . I . e A t this the mot cr, an they clivid~d the~usre·~~:s ~~ relfreshmed\s.- hledr hla.nd..: anne< ;~~h~rly-looking woman, sloNl

rpore o.~ pt·o~ . ;:, . e e r y, u ' fi 1 k' t I Cl.' pu t1 ms others for plantainS eccl less for some time, Jrs t oo tng a I

Sodmebweot o~o~a others for cocoa- nuts.- ss~n ·m~ the n a t me , till nt l e ng th th e te:1rsue· nn anaoas, ' b 1 ·u- ' h ulc cheel·s At eight tbe men returned, ut was"'.~ gan to tricld e do wn e r v e n e ra " ' prised to see th em without a ny produce'·- and p revented h e r utteranc e . 1 conld_ no but, upon inquiring, was agreeably su rprz: · longe r s tnncl it; ancl so told h e r. not. to mmd, ed to find thnt they had tnk~n a great quanti ~ fo r 1 wou ld not ta k e hi m, a nd b1d h1m to rc­ty down to the be:tch, and more in the p~th main on the is land t o take c are of s o goorl a

1 from the houses to the uoat. On reaclnn.g mother. I then w e nt to his wife, who was· the boat, we found the surf so great that It: nll'o in great grief, and to ld h e r not to fea r ;

) ~vas not prudent to allow the c utter to com.c that h e w ;,s only jr~s tiug to try h er afi"ec ti o~. 10 ; but they offered to lo:td her from thcJC' 'f · . · ·· f: · . fi . · . 'Th' 1 tl ht

9 1·rnpo~q 1'ble. h1s gave g re at s.th ::; .tc tr o n to .tll around, 0 1 canoes. IS toug wa "~ ' 1 1 d 1 but they instnntly lon ded one of them, and 1 Ie sce ne 1a cast a g oom over a ll our coon-carried her into the mill-channel b e fore de~ t enan~es . I now took lcovc Qf o ld Adams , scribed, when one of them got in , and, on promised to d0 what I cou ld to ~eta perso.n

: the signal being given by those on the r ocks, s.cnt out, antl expressed mysr·lf l11g hly ~rnh­. off he went, but did not succeed in ge tt ing ned at what I had obse n e d on the is land ; . out; fo~ directly in the chnnnel a surf he appeared muc h affectccl , and said," 01J!y ! caught h1m, and upset the canoe r ight upon s peak as you finu . ' ' "\IVe were folJ O\\'Cd l o l one of the rocks. At this I was grently a- the boat by nearly all th e inhabitants, wit h i larmed, for I th ought ~oth h e and the canoe wbom we too~ an affec ti onate parting . i would be dnsht:d to p1eces; but, in a mo.- ~s n·e le ft th e m, t he . c:ou , . ... I m~,nt o:'Y alarm wns changed into wonder sayJOg, "God ble·s '-·ou ·311 . slt ~nllllj I. e p ..

anu m1rtb fio1• ' t d . \ V J .t , ·lilt .1 of u .: · , ' 1 nppeare nothmg but e never for t · ' . a~nuscment to them. The 'can o-e t \1 (; ge you, and you ne\' c r tor-~ I'l.ghted and sent on shore, an/~i~v~o~~p~~ ~c h~d go~~~~~~nd hyo u safe ho me ! ,, A ftc:­' ~?~~~:w~~o- off, each taking to the b oat p; rt our hat s to l lt e mug v t~Jc ~ urf, w e waved I notht' c,u oo )that h:td bee n upset so tin t wavino- the i r h· d, vl!~ch they returned by " ng was ost Th ' .' ~::~ .m ;;, o:.c ·, very active in the 1 . ed. women wer e also . l · d · 0 •1 •no- of the -, <~n getttn"' the tr o ' canoes 'I' HE R -1 sc: lves with Rrt o ; anclth c n am nsc: d th em- . ·E IGN OF J\!A Y. " lb , I lllg aS they tet·m 't 1 - . llY l'ERCI VJ\ ~ e st rangest, yet most pi . . 1 ; one of !eel a ncwrr life in L.

I ever s.nv. Tl 1 .. e.•s lO~ perfo rmances The winds tb every gale; I somewhat resem~~y 1.1\ e a piece of wood And with their welc~.~~a~ the flowers, ~ round at one end .. ngl a butcher 's tray but' Of hTell of serener ho~~atbings fill th:! sail . S c) 1 · •In< squ·tr t 1 ' ours tha t r s,-p ~~is ~rvuag o~ the bottom ~ s~ ~~~~lei otb~r • Bt!neath ~~~dsek un~clt away s t ley swun off to tla n ~ce ; Wtth . . The sp· . Y o l\hy. 1 ranee · e rock - . t h trtt of t1 A heav ' gettrng on which th e "' <I .t e en- From hi~eb gentle south wind c B

. by surf, ttnd J·ust . y Waat fot' a Ancl where I . l.ue throne of . a ils WJI the ie • ilS :t l_lr.c;)'· s: . , B us wh •sp•·rin . a•r,

~ ~vith "th ei~ h~~c~f ~voliod l}nde~ lh·~~ ~~c~~ h otr The b~~h!Yo~ buudinggt~~;.~~ in rnusic .fall~. _ ~~} ;h~~~m·a~i.''g r~~~~ftt~~~u;~~ th~;c :u~~ ~he wa:~leir sl u~~b~~st~~~;~~~~jk~reak -~e~cape all in'·~d, although amono- very h e;:~c} A;,':l;t~~rd,!re rolls a lon . 0 IVt~h th eir }e ?· T.hey steero tracks, &c. :ro welcome ba~~·~e forest we~vthc plain,

ITquacldy 1 e • Whtch tb lemselves A ca110 lls playfu l m cs, A,formandc thwas so divcrtc ley .move very .And from itsp~-tokr lc~ves ; a tes again ~ Aq . ' at I ask d c Wllh tb' .A g I r cnuag h :!:1 < o lrt, which they' f e some of the IS Per ... Fairer us l of tre•nbJin~ ~~dow floats Tlsuc 1 dexte l'i t rcquently d'd men tQ ~'.H1 bt·ighter s otert.

~~:t:~~dlhsaot eas/,~:;~rt1:sisre s d~sc~ipt~o:d lVIith ·with tl~c ~~g~~~~s~~Yo,l~~!d\~.~~~srcign of 1\Iay. ulth , • we co ld nchon . . n~ .A nnd the li lllg or th • • A em amphibio u scarcely h SIJn the Wa. s gladly to t~ll. brianrnin,.. ~West Wind pl

US, C p thinkina- llnilthc ~Cir gOI\) th <> Oodst \!.)-~ o teturnj 11 .,. cy run,

a sun.

M "'"ers of the Female Assis tance Socie-fhe a o.-c . .

f .. t · city mce' with many mterestwg cases

ty, 0 uliS ' . . . ·fd' t ss 1·n their VlSJt.s. Vfe !ielect thefoiiowmg

0 1s re 1 from the Report recently presented to the Socie- l

ty:-In July la.st , we were called ~p~m to visit a per-

son in Chapel-&tree~. k 0~ 1rep~mng tod ~11e place, we found a woman stc wtt 1 a e~· er an m aroma­tory sore t hroa t, in a ~onfioed ~arret-room. From h a ppea rance and t:.onversatwn, she appeared to ~~=~e bee n well brougiJt up, a~d to possess a cult i­vated mind. On fu rther mqmry, we learned she was of a r espectable family res iding in the state of Illinois. Marrying contrary to the wishes and ad­vice of her fri ends, she forfei ted thei r favour and p1·otection. Her hu sband proved to be what t~ey predicted, a worthless character. After movmg her from place to place, I.e brough~ her to this ci­ty from Mobile, the l;u,t f.'l.ll . The1r c lothes were d dtained on board the vec;scl for the price of their passage.-After much mental and bodi1_v suffering, c;he was constrained l.o make her situation known to a friend, who knew her in more prosperous days. f J e administered to her immediate wants : but something more was to be done. SB.e was in daily e xpectation of bein~ confined, and had not been able to make the sm~Uert preparation. The per­son with whom she and her husband boarded, re­fu -cd to keep them an-y longer, unless she had some prospect of remunera~ion.-Tbe city afforded no as~·lum but the Alms-house for a person in her s itn ation . The limited state of our funds at that o;cason could not afford the relie f her case required. \Ve therefore solicited the aid of a few indiv iduals, who, with the small assistance our society cou ld a fford, d e frayed her expenses for some lvee'ks. Her case was more ala rming than lVe at .first ima­gined. It proved to be a hast.v consumption. She declined rapidl.v; her infant had to be given to a nurse, .a~d she bers.elf removed to the hospital; af­ter wl11cu she surv1ved but a few weeks leavino-h . f: , 0

e r m. ~nt a pensioner on the bounty of strangers. ~ c v~stted ?er almost daily. l n conversing on he r s ttua twn, trials, &c. she exhibited much tenderness ?f conscience, and at t imes expressed g reat anx­r e t~· about the salvation of her soul. We e ndea­v oured to point out to her the only \Vay of a sin­ner'~ acceptance, through the atonement of J esus C'hr1st ; and by her own request brought two cler­g,vman to converse and rra.v with her. ~~ e trust she was a true penitent, and hope she was finally accepted of_the Lord.

I:ltri~U:\:l'TU .

Tlf!-: B.\RQ.VE OF Trl.Jo: illOl"N'J' ,\fN. 'Tis the h:tntue of lhe n:ouut.ain! the Loat of

th l! ~tCt'p! ~he 'CI.m <'s lii\.t! a -.;·i, ion, all chcerip"' ::mel

Lr1::ht: ~

l·'rom the -lake ~h~ c nicr;;e. .. ''·- ::h c ha 1:; lhc blue llt·t'p.

Aml 1.;. .:L ~ on the l·egi••m 0f g1ory ~U1t1 l ight. 1 f <1W Llcur to U1 • ,. . • .,

11 c l. ec m;,H c.te: prc~ao·e Fh e bears !

O\\' tl r.·u· t · · · ~ b

. ·· o n1:; uv-som the pro:ipcct she (,~ . l"ltl~:) ~ ,lJ,,h ·u ::- l ·k

\\~I :1 ~ 1 ·~ a slnr thr0u~h the vi:;! a of )·car~

l iC' ' ) .. . ~ . , ~ir; -~~C·ll!Justrel OJ t11uc lhus e:u:hautingly

.. , .. . . ·' J (J ' t' . . ' ·

1 ' ~ C'1 Pille OJ tlae mounttl!u, the ua\\. of the Ill.,

~~ tttl~l~··:~\<\'~ Ute rn le binsl of l~le boundless 'fh .I-- .

Y ..... ,u·ucr \ ' Aud the . c rmont , f.:qropc's rkht>~ ,hall fl11 '

IVJ.\ e of the L · k tl •. · ' ki~s. '1 c .w .lll:mllc s!1:11l

·• \ ":i th g ratihllc thPn , h ·>H t l . , . 1 he h : ic•nc" t't· t · '· 1;. ofl~prm.,.. revere-

'" r.l ta n"'1L t l • ..... , . r t>ap ; ., . .lee tne hasresl to l hat h: l lf' l l • t l•'

11. •• oce·).n r 1 l •s har'}ue 0 t t•tc ~ . nc . a ll ~lll :\n to :-:teE'r

s t<?t' p !' · nou ,l tam, <llld l:.uat of the

DOS'l'OX ll.lr~D .

.... C:: FOR 'l'li .F. FREE l'RF.SS .

-:!\ill! lt ncun· SE'e the ll«J!~ BY WILT.l A~f R AY .

ADVERSI1'Y. 'SnAt.t .. I never sec the day q ~Vhen p rt:)sp cr ity .once m ore -mtlcs O.llver sity nwny,

And the dreauful sto1·m is o'c!'-T­\V ill that moment ever be 'rhis side o.f eternity ?

:\To- that time will never com e -. \'l ' he~ unmingleu pe:~ce anuj,oy

.Ftnd Within the hcnrt a home-- \ VhCl·e n o trouble~ e'er unnoy­

)(o such ft·~t itfal field ofbliEs ..D lo~soms in a world like thi o.

Care, pct·p;c:~ i• :: ;::hl ]"'t:n. .. Disappoin~J:•o ·~ . ,ICJ' llli:may,

Surely vi<:'\ l 1 1~ t~ •· .: :1,

If they lca·;c 11. ft.1· ;L dny­,ffthe y lenve us hll' <Ill hour, Come a gain with triple pow:r.

:I~i fe n burden is a t b C;sl­An intolc t·nblc load ;

'\Vho can tn ke a moment's r est On the ~olitury roau,

' Throug-h n wilderness of f':!ars,_ : l utcrspers'c.l with streams of tears .

Life at worst mu stoe endur'd, Fa~ we m ust not c ut the corJ ;

.I:1•i l;:, that c:annol be cur'd, ,\lay be blessings from tbe L ord­

ril ial C'hastenin~ from abOYe­D entom.trations.ofhis lo\•e.*

H ard the le.::~o!l is to learn-" GoodjiJr us to be dist,·esi"-, •

'Hard for mortals to uisccrn That whatever is-is.hcsl ;

B u t submission mus', b e giv'n T o t he Lonl of enrU1 and heav'p.

.Dark ali1JCtion•, k een and cold, Lon"' have been my lot <Uld ~art­

• ·' 7th tol·tures m anifold , , nu Vvl . B eaten on this b lcec.hng heart-

y 0 1 ,...ro.cio us Pow Ert Dn' INJi:, e t, · o .

Touch me·n cver t<> r cpme. --

18:24.] }IJ5CELLAN\,

~-~' 01

a .$onn ot llitcairn.'!J l!.~lanlJ. Come, take our boy, nnd we will go,

Before our cabin door ; The winus !\!tall l.lrin~ us, as they blow,

'l'h!l murmurs of the shvrc ; And we wiU kis.~ his y :mng b lue eye&, And 1 will !ing him, ns he lies,

Songs thut were made of yore : I'll sing, in his de'lightful c.:ar, The i~lnnd songs thou lo1•'st to hear.

And thou, while stammcrin"' I repeat . :rh y country's tongue shall tench ; ' ·T1s not so ~oft, but li1r more sweet,

Than my own native speech. fo'or thou no other tongue didst kno\1', \Yh_r.n, ~carcely twenty yc:u s ago,

Upon Tnhete's bench Thou cnm'st to woo me to be thine, With many a spealdng look ami sigu.

l knew thy menning- thou <lidst prp.ise My eyes, my lock~ of jot ;

J\h! well for me they won thy :;azP,­But U1ioe were fairer yet !

rm glu.u to se~ my infant wear Thy soft blue eyes nnd sunny hai r,

Aml when my sight is mot By his whi te brow and hloomin.,.check 1 feel a joy I cannot spcalc " '

Come, t alk of Europe's mniu, with me, Whoso neck and che~k they tell,

O utshinl) the beauty of the sen, vVhitc foam nnd crimson shell.

J 'll ~hnpc like U1eir's my simple dres~, And bind like lhem each jetty tree!!,

A ~ight to pleMe thee well; J\ntl for my dusky brow will brnid A bonnet, like an English maid.

C om e, for tho soft, low sunlight calls, We love the pleMnnt hours ;

'Tis lovelier than these cottage walls,­TI)at seat among the flow'rs.

.And I will learn of thee a prayer, T o II im, who gnve a home so fair,

A lot so blest ns ours-The God who made, for thee and me, ',('his s\vcet lone isle amid the sea.

-e ~ e>

PITCAIRN'S ISLAND .

[From the N ew-York Observer.]

B.

'Ve hn vc inserted below, from the J.ondon Evano-clicnl Ma!!'nzinc for November, some late ~1d interest ing intelligence from Pit­cairn's [ ~land. It is well !mown to most of our renders, lhnt the settlement on th i~ island owes its origin to the mutineers of the British armed vc~scl the Bounty. In the year 1789, this vessel, whi le employcc.l iu the Pncif!C Ocean, was talten frrJrn her com-

mnnder, Lieutenant William BJi.,.h bv o-f u 0 , J _ ., 0 IC ~··ew, w.ho put the Lieutenant anu 13 of lus men mto tho launch, which, afte1· a J~nssngc of 1200 leagues, rovidentially arr;;~d at n Dutch sctUen1cnt ou the islnml of lunar. The mutineers proceeded wiU1 the. vessel lo Otaheite, where 16 of U1e 25 destred to be landed, and most ofU1em were aflcr~vard taken uud sent to Great Brita in for trml. The rcm<Linit~g nine, after mnking n ~hort stay _at Otahe1to, where they took w_1 l'cs. n~u srx men ser vants, proceeded to P ttcan·n s lsluml, which wns at that time uninhabited, and out of t.he ~ommon track of Eu~open.n vessel~ . ~ere U~cy destroyed the .slup, nnd rcmnllled m entire obscurity until the year 1808, when they were ncci­df,ntally discovered by Capt. Folger of Boston, who learnt that, about six yenrs aficr U10y landed, their servants attacked anu killed all tho En:;lish, excepting one venerable old mnn, (who called himself J ohn Adams, but whose real nnme was Alc.-xander Smith;) nod lhnt the Otaheitan widows arose, Ute same ni"'ht, and murdered nll their countrymen, lca~• ing Adams alone w it11 tl1e widows and children. Since Capt. Folger's visit, several British commanders ~tave touch~d a t the islnnd, and they agree m representing the state of the new colony as remarkably happy nml interesting. The young men and women arc beautifully formed, with open, benevolent countenances, and all of Utero have the most mnd(cd E ng­l ish features. The principles of rel igion and moral ity hnve been carefully instilled into U1cir youthful minds by J ohn Adams, and thus far they have been prcscn·ed per­fectly chnstc and free from all kinds of c.le­bauchery. The Sabbath is strictly observed, and prayers a re ofl'cred up every morning and evening in the most simple nncl unat:. fcctcd manner. \ Vc nrc happy to lind these accounts confirmed by the following article from the E1·nngelical Magazine.

" A professional gentleman, who visited lhe island in D ecember J:u;t, communicated t o the Directors of lhc London l\1 issionnry Society the following p,articulnrs :-

" At tho above-mentioned period, there were residin..,. on Ute islnnd 54 pe~ons, of whom 49 w~rc the offspring of the muti­neers of the Bounty. Seven of the young men were married, and had in all 27 chil­dren, of whom 23 were under 10 years of ago. J ohn Adams presides as a pntrinrch over this interesting population. To the utmost of his power, he has cndcavoure•l to train them up in the principles of piety nn<l virtue, and lhcy nppcar to approach nearer to the state of primeval innocence and simplicity, thnn, perhaps, 11ny oUter community. Their co!'d ition .rrcsen~ a delightful picture of socml hnppmcss. '1 be

s the .Ad· :.us c:Er . etfueion, eay

o:;2 c Jl wing poetlC at pleasure. v 'fhe ,o 0 d with gre

- Most of them, who ate will be rea ftbe past oral, Bible ili\their directory. ..-e cun read it. ;\ voc ' 'f l specii11C0 o or nrc above ter:. y~ars o:hci~- time is e~ployeu It is a beautJ u one credit to Gay considerable pat t ~f to the ;\lmtghty.- nd would bave d so natural, the in offering up prntses Sabbath is spent a h irnages are We Netu·ly the ~vh~le o~Jercading- the Jloly Parnell; t e and harmonioUS• in prayer, smgmg, . . ·u.,. at four o'cl?ck, ver se so smooth ne r of a news· Sc'riptures. Ev:ery ~~~-nl )~~tive hnbitntiOll5 fiod, in some c or I -theyn•sembJe mtltenteSj uppropriate frequently d m }iJ•e the fo) OW

• . h ·p when an .1. )" cte ge ' ht for fu.rmly wors 1 ' 1 all the famt 10s. paper, a neg '" d nd broug psalm is sung. .At 0 evcu, ·n 0Hi front ol h' h if extracte

3 h mecttogeth~r on a g~o~~~t~ ;\dams reads ing, w IC : throw a lu s t re over t e -their dwcllmgs, _whe f the Scripture~, and forward, "ould t r y . prayers, and portJOn: o sun"'. 13clorc sunset, tl'c genius of our coun , one or two psnlms me 0 ~ ·d they: poe blc n..-:Un J\,terwnt ' -4 -rru T theythu~a.ssem ~"..- tileEvening Hymn, THE BUC~ • ltnvc family prnyer, Slllo f m un~ .J!;~:~~i~~~~ei~\~nd is ~xtJ·emcly ~~nltl~;d How dear. to this heart are the sceues o y and roduco• with very ht lle lubout, all~ chtldbood, • recalls them to

Dcce; •aries ~f life, und. some of il;i lux un_cs. When fond recollectiOn

- tl · · t eslln"' J1ort10n T he scenery where 115 m cr ·0 · view • 1 d

of the Humr:n race have fi:>ed th~n· hubttiL· ,...b haru' tlte meadow, the 'eep-tang e tions is dcecdbed ns pecu!Jarly ptctnrcsquc ~ e ore d and l;cnutiful. . , w ild woo ' 1 · h · f ncy "l~rom this remotcnnd.,in vanous respccts , Ami ever)' lov'd spot w liC my

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desirable spot, anxiety, ho,~cver, i_s uot e~~ Icnew; . .t t b m ill cludcd.- Tho number of shtps whtcl~ touc!1 T he wide spread lOS l(ond, anu c_ at this island, both English and Amencan, l~ which stood by Jt, now much greater than form~rly. J ohn The brid~e, and the rock where t he Adnms is app1·ehcnsivo that tillS may lca~l t.a t fell to an intercourse betwe~n strangers nnil lt!s Th ~a 0{a~lY f~ther the dairy hoUSI! people, injurious to Ut~Jr mor~ls nntl hnpJH· e CO . . ' ltess. Although possessmgconstd~rable pl~y- m.gh 1t, . . ~icnl strength, wiUtll~e usc of _ hts facnll;ies And c en the rude bucket w h1c h hung Jn • .-ntirc, he is yet !cnSJblc of Jus ad,·nncmg the well~ ~·ge, and !eels dc~it·ot!s, as do thc_ acl~l~ por- The old oaken bucket-the iron-bo und 1ionof hts llu·gc f.'\mtly, that anmdtvtJunl, bucke t -of weight antl excellence of character, to acquire over Ute pCOjJle a personnl influence at once just nnd beneficial, should settle in Ute island during his lifetime. The plans

The m oss-covered bucket, which hung in the wdl.

such an individual might form for JJromot i.ng That m oss-covered vessel ! hail as a treasure . the eclucatiou, reli2;ious improvem ent, and F or o ften, at noon, when returned from social welfare of the people, J olm Adams the field, would second with all tho influence whieb 1 found 't tl f · · h e himself derives from their confirmetl at- 1 l e source o an exquiSite~ lea-tnchmcnt and nffectiounte veneration. . sure , •

"It is Ute desire of l\lr. Adams tUld I1isj The p~rest a nd sweetest t hat nature can peot:le, that _the person who may ~ctlle 0 11 p e ld. t~• e.,.t ~land w1th t~t~se views should be an How ard ent I seized it, w ith hands that' Enohshmnn, a mmtster, and that he should were glowing bcscnt outundcr lhc sn.>tetionofth L c1 And · k: ' Missionary Society. · - e on on _q~•cll tot h e white pebbled bottom

" \ I th . It le , i s, ~~wever,_ e mtcrcRtill"' people v:ho That so .

UlUs requu·o the mtervention of the Socict . on,. Wlth the e mble m oftrut!J over-do not fall within Lhe r cco .... niscd 1 ) •. flowmg, its opcrnt' tl I . o sp tere of And d . . . I

' IOns, le )u·ectors Cannot pl Jor nppmg Wllh C00111CSS i t f t temsclves to contr ibute to' . ·1" tl CL oC the well ' rose rom

· 1 . . v.\1 t ~ te ex- T · ~~n~>~~~~;~ 1~~ ~~;c~~~;~~~~~t ?r ~nainteuance, he ()~d okaken-buc:ket-the iron bound -posed untler the . o 0111o out, a s pro- UC et-bul u:e . . snnct on uf the Society . The ffiOSS·CO\'c•·ed b k ::urc fo; ~::~~~ge t~ exert thcnt•eh·es to pro~ well. • u c · ct arose from the ·nnrrierl) n frccp~~~on, nnll !'or ~l i s wife, (if

. I .mge to l'tt<':urn's i~ln~td. How swee t from th recei\'c it e green mossy brim to

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\s pois'd on t'ue b .• . . lips; cur , 1 .. tnclmed to m y

. : a full blushin .. • to leave. it g goblet could ternpt me 1 ho' fill ' u w·\h

And s ips . t the nectar that J upiter now' far rem ,

T ation, o v d from the lov'd s·t

he tea~· of l u~ ~s fa ncy rc.>ver~;grct will intru sive) . And sighs fort to my former J/ S\~ell, T ! the well he buc k et Whi~h· ~tat• o:-,

le old oake~ bu angs In bucket- cket-the ·

The mo tron b o und . ss-cover d lU t he Well.e bucket, b w ich hangs --

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-e.- ·- l'O'ETltY .

= I ~ ._,_ Yu1 1; E vening Post.

frmnl tc •'' "v _

TH E X\fBRICA!\ 1-'LAG.

"" loin from her mountain height, \\'hen r I'PC1 ' • •

- ... fu rl 'd her s taudar d lo _the a n' S J

1., t 11re the azure r obe (ifJIJ_::;-I:t,

1 Aud set the sta r.i tif~;lory th t re .

:=;he ndu~It-d with its :!Url!,c~us dye'> T , . l!cy h.ll<lric of the b~ 1es, . .A 11,1 ,trip ·o it~ pur·c cclc~tml _ wh1~e "'·V' tl ~ tn·ak i nrrs oftlH· II IOI'iiiii!.!IIJ!ht; • I I o . . tl 'fhf•tJ , r'l lllo1 I li s Jll nl1' 1'•n Ill lt _sun, ~h e- call\1 !l··r c· :!glc _be:u·r r do11 n,

A I .,.h ,. into ;ds 111 1 lll\' h:1.11d t F - ~ I ·" The; sy111 twl '!{ her chosen :.mu.

1\J n jr->tic m onarch of the cloud ! \\ 'ho re~:r·d niv{t lltY rc-j..'111 j m·m,

'J'o l,l'ao· C .c tCIIl !JC~t-t;·uJJ1ping loud, And . 1· 1 th(' li ~lo tnin:;-l nuccs dril'cn, \ \ ' IH.:il ~u-; tl c · the wn.rrir,n ~ftht · storm, . A·••l r11lb the thnnder -flrtun ojbcavcu! Child •u' thc Sun~ to thee ' tis "h·cn

T o ;ran..-1 the l.m:mrr of the free, 'fo ho' c t· in the !'nlp!tur smoke, T u 1\':u·d awaY tb r !Jatllc stroke, ~\nd uitl iL-; u ie mli:1gs shill(' :tjar , L J;,t 1-:11 I ULnr~ on the cluUI.! ufwru·,

The hn.:·bin;;r·r s of \'ictor)!

Fh~ ~f l hr hw,·c ! thyj o!d« h11l fly, 'l' IJ ·· bi(!;ll oflwpe nllf l tr im• b ~h ! '\'ht•n ~pc·tk~ tl!c ~ i~nal ln lllp:!•.- tonc, Ar.d rill' l o·!~ liur- C'PIIl CS c;!C'amhtg on ; ( l•: r.· ~·c 1 t lw l i . r c-!•lood, warm ::md wet, ll u, ol 11 JJ 'd the ~li~te nin~ hayom:t ,) F .. n·h ~ol d i c 1·'s f' )'(' shall bri~h\ly turn '1\ .o wlH'r c thy nlf: teor-p:hri c~ bum, A 11<i, •t- h i ~ ~p r!n;!, i n~ o; trp~ ad ,·ant:c, C·uc·h n- ~11· and H ll;!;l' ' l ' l CC li·om the ~lance; A ud n-hr n thr l':lllnnn-mouth iu:rs lo) rJ, ll l'an · iu wild n-rea~!Js till' hattie shNucl , A 11rl !!:"~'Y sah1·c·~ t·i, c amlj:dl , J .d. f• ••hoo·,; c!f fl:t~ u e on mi c l ni ~h t 's pall! T l.c· rr , I.a ,, til\ VI( •vr o-Ja •J•·r~ ,.IO\\' • • !:) I I\.. ""\ J

:\n.l t•t,we rin·;Ji, ,•s shall sink brncath T:.uc:h L-:t ll :mt ann t ltat 5!r ikt• bi'low'

Tha t lo\ l'i_;- ntt ,-cn;;e J· of death .

~ A t ' ·, DIED I 1•

C:lnas~l\~ h n u.<;t• n f l\Ir. \Y i,:kliifc • I FOR THE FI\EE PRE!iS. .nore; anu other~ crying out, and profan-Octoh :r ·l\~ t e,· nc county , llliu <~ · U . pl,st, nc:~r l\louut i!r:fl.t c:;, .tlt('tfltO \ tnf and bl usphemtng 'Jle great Physician H.ob cn 'F c t~~~~.'l u\ia F i tz H.;nd~~~honrl ·ch,! ftr s t <iny of. .,......, ~ 'l.. - w \0 stood on the side where I was and N . y . 'lncJ unl .. ~ ~~~ · <'lph ,_ of W <Irwick. ~-~'Slite r o f Mr. NO. II. wept, and said-" Father forg ive th , ji

.1 ~1 i ~ ~('l urc y -· l:-t~- ~ r : !\ I rs C <'I I'o~ t ~~ ~~t?.e ~r•u nty, Al\n I feB upon a certain place and tl1e they bow not "G;hat thty 1do ·" ·•nd eln~, 01•

, ·t ·1 • • • l' "n .. ocnme • • • t d d h' , . 1e cx-thi; .1 ~" •·c ' P Sf'h ~ , 11011 c . . • ' path was U1orny and abrupt, and the way en e ~~ nrms, nnd b eckoned them tn

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llCn·•c i "• •t ed t.yu · clrear dll d dl ' cometoh1m db 1 "' 1\H· t its J) '~1.:. ·' rmn~ l t tlv · 11 " ' l<ll ' 1111~'1y rl•• a th 01 Y i an ay me own, an fell into • an e wou d belp them.-• • 111 tr~< 1

-' 1,. tc L, st eul · a d 1 d 1 1 But some m k d d h c 1 h" it 1.. . ~~ ,,., t l' , idcn ec h th ' - ognt n t o f her • c ep s eep, an as s e11t I dreamed a . . oc e , an some railed at those

" t o~ · :.l , .. •tt . I t~st a tr ltc· . d till h 11 I nn tiaLd.: 1 •· • · <t ttt t n"u t ~ 'lltd • ·1 ~~nc u~, reom :- !'.gs w tc 1 1e spate, and others stopned •. • ,

1 <~tun , t :< I•:J cl 1 , . , • mo re tha n a ll h A d tl d 1~ ~I tt ~.rls "ho k uc I\ ht· ' t ntcd .tt unu•l h r r o e'er ·'l cr. n behold a man stood by me cloth A·I ~Cl~' e.ars, an said-" W!! be a/read? ih t ~h ' I •r r \ \ I I th I j j ~ ~ Ol 'tJ • h '· <.:.U a { )I • y JJ ~ : •

11 1r' 1111' 1 .Y . ' • ' 111

,., 10 \\ ill loug che1 • '~ 1 11'1C apparel, ilnd girded about with a tsczp es. u f ';.~~~~ · . ~~n~alt· ~ in .. ur ruutll rv h· g•rdle; and he had a sword in his git·llle N ow behold I coul~ see a gre'at way;­ll i th -:' ·l l t ug tltr:'ir ll 1 i tul~ ~ndtdbeur_ropponuuitics of pure s teel. And he passed by ns andasfarasmyeycdtrectedme,lsawthat 11

to r e ardo ur A ' 11 0 110 11 11pc OVC'd It tl o 1 h ' the steps we f' d t • d li cPt a 1y v t. · _t tht·impo rc 'l utJ>rr·1 , 1 • t•m ·•ug1 e ::~mv.me not: ancll caurrhtbim . reoaaman,an exceedin.,ly . . ·t ~ e ~ ~ :lcq u n t·c~ ... o., " •e n nu r b tl b I . b sltppery s th I d h 1:>

uctud whi.-t1 i r . •'1 1 ~< • arl i , c·c li r>~ 1 ~: ; "<'n t th Y 1e ro c ,unr sau.l-" Abidc with.rnc I , a ey approactc t eabyss ' fl 11 1S tlf"S th ro u nh I - 0 e tl , ' and th d t . . ' 1 ~ anc 1t!1 in tn:ue of tit(' r . 1" Sll '~"!Jllc ntl i fc, sh~: liP - pray 1ce. And he said-" '\'herefore • e . escen . more prec1p1tute. ·And

d t r,.l · t · ·! ' " 1111 Y u f cn l P · " · · · •I behold th · t · d Cl'h 1"n s tf" purH~t• d ,1 ro u r•c- of ~ · ns t.. vndcr 111 s seemg w e are s trangers, and 1 know thee · . ere wns as rattan nljrrow path,

" i :J·,t~cl tit~ u ti/old. the po" ··~~ <•f ,; ~:~ ·~l .tv . c u,l n~cndcly r •ll- not ?" But I saitl-" ·Let not my aud,· tor whtch lc.tl upwa'rd from the pit, and the ' , tc 1 '11·• , . o r· t h r n ne , an ~ tu mr b t Pb · · d · A 1 " . ~' . •.

1 cr 11<'ra ry char<t t·tl'r. .e angry, and I will tell thee : for of a long grea ystc1an stoo at the heaCI thereof,

t .rtc. """;'\ 11 \l tl<f · J 1 t h J h andaf<ewre d 11· · d d 1 · c- mi •·.:1 • 1 1 1 • 1. . ' ' 1c- a te w a r wh" n col P o 1• 1me ave soua: t thee . and found thee · gar e< nswor san t1epmns ~ ' "

1' ~ ~~oun • h e · · · · · ~ t rr ·~ h' I h h d a· d · d

ht: r _f:· it · t :! ·' · U~o 'it~• ~~h ·~~ ~~.'<nucd n t .i\ " "' \' ork with no . arry, 1 pray thee, with me tor w tc l .e a su ere 'an went up and fol-<' arne ~ t ~ .. :ic·:r !ti 1 " 1 ,.1 t\h ·o P::i ~pc c n 1 b'· r, Illt _i , a t the thou art lovely; thou art of the li~e of lowedhtm, "sotlwt.aremnant wassavcd." parent'<" d I , . . • Os t, !> he lJ.t dc a <i ceu ro her D· ·a " Th I . \ , J I . 1 t , 01 _ • • n. ' ~ P·• .1

t 1 d ffJr ch •s r- tacc 10 J. o iu hcnis to r avt · en t 1e man sc.nc!-' · Surc)v J nc. ooked Qn ti1e other s1de, and U1ere

I '' " .!'1 1:rn 1 ~tlt t i · l a l ' · thou hasth d f L 1 ' 'tt · I t f 1·ctt t o w i·lt p ~. . ~· ' ' , 11r o ne she co u lrl ramly ;c,l . ' ear o me ; ut l ow knowcst was wn en, m e ters o "blood,". which

I part' n rs ~J; , . 1;; 111i;yrci;,1,:cd :S it ~ '1'' ·b· ~ ~ 1 1~a ving fo r en·c the ,thou me, seeing l know thee not ?" f. nrl n.olhing but the blood of the Lamb could

i 1 •<•1< tC d n w :1. liiSt f" r~wnll l S' 'd-..f. ' TJ h I J h r.o ttr~c. · u,· ~ of ( , ,· rcarlvvears s ( "t 1 11 1 ' .,. Ul 10ug 1ave seaJ•chcdloug was away, HTUE END OF Ar.L THESE t. · . h . J • • ~ 11! " ' 11' I l IC lllll lll'· fi h ] h

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"'. ot •· r. " '" "' ~' s t.ttc r., ~(' from her l' iew ,,.it h ~ ·n or t ee, an( av e met m nny who \n:nt by THJNCS IS DEATH!'' And sundry other m-c m ott o11 wlllc h ; II.- cou ld ncvc1 f<•rge t. thy name, but I bclje ved th em not: But scriptions I saw, and one was-"nEnB co-

l~~ _Scpt c- t:ubc r la ~t, she ac.:ompauir.d sornd ticud• on when 1 snw thee , a voice within me said.:_ ETil Tft li: CIULDREH OF DABYLOI:i1

WITrt ;1f " 1~ 1\ :o < · n·r.n e c:•Junt!', J ll i noi~ . J.,·o n t thi s ,. t~i t , as ' This is It e.' But suffer it now, :mel Jet THE HANDMAID OF DESTJWCTlON !"-and

· t o ' ' t w• t l ~ t.- .1! .. t he tr•11 lty of h u ma n r.xp•·cwtions, me I th 1 h · ., th " . . - 11• I "'h ..: O'n t it' i J"ttrd 1111-<·h l•· tp · < • b 1 1 f h • pray ee, J,ave t ee WJth me .· At ano er- LICEr>TIOUSN ESs Arm DE ATH. - " • • pmc.& . u t ~ to I! y a t.•r or that 1 f d d h art iv;t l ~h" " ... , a twckct.l w it!. th e typh us feve r, " lwcl.t • 1e ~'OIYne upon m~, and giving me an anot ~,r-" COVE'TO~SNESS ~RINCE;nt nn t he •· t;:.lt1P('ttt h cl .ly t c rrnin n t<•tl hr.r cxis t"c nce . She a searchmg look, and b1dding me divest A SI'ARE ! And the p•t was ltncd wtth h t•IH·! d lw r app to;trh i n g r!i;;solu cio u wi th r.a lmnc~s, ior myself of all JllY rags he said-" S e st traps and snares, and many were ca.ught ;l,~ a t h 1\'; l s t: ot tl" Iter a tll' l\' rlwmc of mcd ic :n i:>n. Ile r thou this sword? I wili bel 'th th . be. t nnrl thrown down lVith a A•rqaninrr noise ll Opi'S ul happ t uc ~s ht:yond the !!.r_il;-~·e w e re l.mgh t, she . VI .e ~, U. • o t:> '

\\ :-!S n •nc h r ng ,t :;e: tl in pra yc·r , ~ .• rgavc t he most ~a c is- if thou_ goest out of the way, 1 w11l be a and I saw_ the m no ~ore. f;, ctury c-v idc llcc co ail w ho vis i ted he r , th n t she was thorn tn thy back and a g<>ad in thy sides. And. I hfted up mme eyes , and Sa\V as a h uu t t" c u te r u p o 11 a joytd run·.w;ta l icy. 1 will pri ck thee to the heart, and thot; though the \vholc \vorld we re coming to-

;.- ,· ,·n ~ t he fa11t i l.v wh.•n: t h•· "·n~ sick, she re r.e ivcd shalt lmow that .thon bast dcparteu from ward the pit-little children cl.Dd s.uclding ,._,·c:ry k :nd u<'s~ a u d ;, Ll <' t t l to" ' : h.t l C\'Cil m dtcn!a l a ffrc · the narrow way." Then hetut·ned tow d babe!.'. And 1 saw a gate over agamst the 11o n co u ld h n , .c !Jp~; r.w cd, and t !tc otmo <t t·flm ts of " . ] . . . nr • d · ·u "Kt ck ~k il t'u ! phvsicir~ 11 w rt c eo;e ; 1,,d f<~ r lt r. r rcr.ovcry ; but ~e ant smtled; and 1· reJOiced and was ptt, a_n o-ver tt were wr!, en- • tO , in v ·t in. i Jn th l! lliOrtlit't; of t lu · fi rst of O•·tohe r, he r spi- light of heart, and began to sing~ (l.nd t t SHALL be opened. And many dr cc:c t l) ; ook it :. !l ig~H fttll ll i'l wudtl of c :n c nud M•r~ TnuTr; here i s given for oor ·guide, knocked ,_ and no man opened, and so they ~·; v: · To briu.,. us to .that land, · went thetr way. And I stepped up to the

I f l" r fu~teral wns i1tt:•u tl . <1 ., , i\[o u ::t Pleasant , the 'Where ea~h ~ball be a heavenly bride. gate-l>eeper, and said-" Did':it thou not p!;:n· ~he It a d :-l'!,•c!l'd fin h .·r in ttJrmt·n!, ",·hcrc13a s~r· A mi sing nt God's right hlllld. hear that knock ?" He said-" Ye.a, bnt

~ u. nn \': a:; dd i,·e l cd by tlw I: t v . .J. J\1: I <:c< , a . a ptlst ho th t

I \I; . · . . . w a lar" c ,wei dc,lply « flr cc.etl dud ttory. 1 mc~t T r.uth! thy sword pr~tcols the jus~ ' it was feeble ~ and didst t ~not see a

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1 j' "' · And puts their n.rroour on: bundle which he had ? that ts the bundle F - 11 ·1111i . ti>lc, iutc-rc~l i ng, J u lia; t.11ough ) ll \1 ~.

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' ".... ' . • 1 . "-:11 l' you h a vc uot l i\·cd Though Sntnn. rage, in heaven t11ey.trust, of clarlino--passion, with which, if titD.J man h a\'o 1 ! 1· ,ce url~: d I •) .t 11 c:-u Y b1

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· of ynur nrtu!'s "'1 su11 1""• a u n ° s .L:«tnla "-"ln , has it h e cannot knock aright.'' i t t \·a ~n : tl 11: memor) • 1 ,. tos•· wi ll ca ll for th the k fi h c) cl · · · ' h J tlw h·dt 1.wcd ~pot" lu• r('} o t 1 · I . • . 1, bl And I. awo e, re res e an reJOtcUlg, Now, ~u 11t at this time, methoug t saw · • . . . 1 1 .;1/i ssrJun • CIJU zcan · l d J d w a r tHcst tca l &ol111e 1n"

11P·- r .ant lo,1t·tvasa ream. anothcrmancomingup,andhe wasragge •

SCRIPTURE SUBLIMIT\:. . - - - and sick, and. 'veary; and he knocke? at f learning a.nd t aste:. observmg ~flt .S:~~ttatOt.. fue .gate , but 110 mnn opened, !lO he. ~at,!u•n·

A gen~emtn ~mn (a. catechist and schoolmas· NO. liT. self down and he sighed and sruu, If I Dugald uc

1da.nb the ~ocicty for propagating PAssr~·c through the wilderness of tl_•il:l · h 1 ' '1! <.li b this aate ' '

ter, . er:nployneowle~ e,) it~ his parlour, at K inloth- ., per•s ' wt e y ~:J' •

C hnstlan k d ' n-~hesc lines : world I cnme to the side of a mount:un, No\V~ m ethought he was io great despor.· . Rannach, rea mb and the valley at its feet was ve ry !>l eas• cy of mind, ancl~ when he could, he would

t towers the gorgeous palaces, ant l· .... omuch •Lat my e'-'e8 became lacuvy, r re=rded Now '' The t loud-clapl the'grea t globe itself, v.o ua J cl kttoc){ i but ye no man b- • •

t emp cs- atld. 1 lat'<l me down and fell asleep, an as tl Jerc·d whnt tbts sbonld · T h e solcmnic h it inhabit, shall diss~lve, as I grea y \t'OJH Yea, all wh b le ss fa bric ofa vaston, I slept, I dreamed a dream :- mean. behold I Aaw, that the man lost all And, like the asc k behind." Methought l arose from my place, ::~~d atience, and he rose, anrl b.r the help of Leave n 9 t a wrec d such s~blime lines be- ~ame ancl stood over a dark and deep p•t, ; man whose :o.ttmc was Pr.otmse, he ralsed

Asked, Did yo~ dv~; y.e:a I have a book at home and looked in, (the nome thereof was a mi.,hty stone upon his shoulclcrs, and.hc fore ? ~e rephe , sublime passage. T11~ words .. , Dissipation,'') and I beheld tbere thou- smote it against the g•~te, ~od the g:\~ . w hich lS a more hite throne, a nd htm that sands and tens of thousands, even a gr~at seemed to quake upon tts hmges ; an rl ln e " I saw a great fi the earth and the hea- multitude . and th ey descended the stntr- o ened and he went in, and and 1 hear a a.r ' it from whose ace found no place for , . d ' I 'th them "orne P_ ' . -"The kingdom of hea'l·e!'l sat ofled away, and there ~ad "Why Sir, that's cases, some.wtn mg a ongwt • - me \' Otce sayt~g . . d the violent take tt vhens " The gentleman repfilieess't·t t's very s ublime, golng an even ~nd !lteady pace, and so suifereth vtolcnce , an t em· . I mus t con . t , J. umping over the hcafls of others , sprang b fi . e " . the B•ble . ded nat t o tts }rea.u Y· h I thelfl no y OJ c . 1· cllo ' it wus a dream. m b t 'H JIOW' I a.tten into the abyes .bclow, ~ at saw ' Aud I awo >e, an · tht5llg 1 e e eo

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. 1 , March 4th, ' D D . o f Pied on I lords. I ay ' A ?. f A ll~:;TRO~G , .

tr. · h cv. ll -ic nuc~trun, N. J. f his a{!'' • rth An:·hoy, "'was in the ::;Gth _yertr o se~sed a u Vr Anustron,... . . . t . hn.vmg pos -. n

·, " :t tl of his rmnrs rv_' .I . the I.Jo brts :til t lC" . . antl ]Jvcu Il l . hr-llent con!jLitllL_wn, " . Ly t Wt!J:ty year:. ,

c . . ty J• or ncar I Prc-bv-cr of Chnsuaru . d be lovc·d. of lle :: -tl;e po~tor, honored an N J. From this ~ph crP

·. n church in Nfcntllwm. . [· nnd obtained, Ill · tl ucctl to os ., · 11 usefu lness he was 111 f J •r r•· a rclnuse. I

I p cshvtery o l! " · ' r. · ,· rs clm the t JCTI r . . f incrcu: ing il1llfl111 I . ' ctober, 16 1G, on nccou,n~-~J~(·rulur.c" in another do­HI with a view _to grca c • 1\~n ~ t' ucrul c:wsc. H e rtmcnt of scrvrc? t? the ·. 1 gl'luomficld 1\cucl!- · r I.JCipa I ot t IC ,, . . cncc bcctunc r . . t' , rn · an~ of' rcvrvtll!!

I · · I ' CCC ' • lOll \' as 1\C . • v w 11cn 11S a ~ · : 1 of' rais ing to It ~ , . . - dcpreOJ~tOn anc . I m 1ts prcywu:; -r ··~ d/·~i"n ih 1 Iris wa,;, to i C

escnt cmrncucr. I 1· ,. " · · ,.. ,r io u~ awl ,;ti'Vm tmtul il~ the P''rprll'lbl'lfll'lt i! II/JIIt:~e '?! 'This had

· · · an f & tn fIt e flfl 1'1'Cl II • · · ·

~;~~s:~ :~~1:\im an i•uprc?sive t;hj ~·ft, a~;d ~~~~~ · xertions were f<~r the trn!C con!'H era Y P · ":d A ;lumber of useful minist e rs, now Ill t !J_c ~ ~ ~ill lon rr remcmbe~ thr ir indcbtcdm~'is t c.. Ins 1tr'uctions t~d care t:n· their o; ucc~~s. Here h_e tinucd Rssiduou:::ly to promote the u!te:l'st ~ of !t-

rnture, in subserviency w tho!:'C of : •·hgwn'. n::.: far health would pr.rmit, ti ll the ~prn~g of til l! lo., l r ; whell, in consC(jiiC'IICC of pC~IIIJil r pr1;:-:s ll l'\.'!­

ld rcpeate,l pnra.ll• l ic attncJ; ::: ,_ han ng- brcn_ ulso _a ipplc fi·om curly life, he was nHl ucrtl to _rcs1g 11 In ~ ust, nnrl commence n less arclunus scrncc as ti re rincipal of n Seminary in the \·ill ag-e uf !J;., late r<' ­lencc. lie dreaded a. Iii~; of i<~ac ti on , ;wd inl'u sed

'tc snme principles of c!liJctivc uscfHlncss into the inds of his children,, who were his ll.uxiliaric:; in 1c l)usiness and care of eithrr Seminary. Tl1r ;ifc of h i~ youth entered into re, t only thrr.~o· mouth~ cforc him ; and thus a la rge fiunily, of whom lllll' the .Rc~. _Wm. -~ · Armstrong, of f!.ic-Jnnontl, V a. ) i.: n 1scfulmm1stcr ot the Gospel, nre len to mourn n 8 11 11 _

cn.nnd double orphnna{;c· I•'or their l o~,; hut o n ~: -(IU!valcnt,_ nnd that mnch Dlorc t han an Pquivaknt r nll possrblc temporal bereavement", rema1n:;--it io..

1c grnce_ofthe <;iutl of the ir fttthcn;! 'l'q hi~ c !tu 1-~ I Pr~vr Jcncc , In whom " the fathcrlu:;s fi ndcth er~y, wc.commcnd tlwm, ns tn 01 Father of wl nr·thcr dcnth nor life" can dep ri ve th , , , 10 111

Wh~n. mcn ofrcnl pie ty anti t>mincn~r:n lr>r. r orlc

11, 1t IS not more just ice to til (! t!Pnlt rt;,11 i 1;.,~ the

'\'O ence to •mrvi\·ors, to record tl .'" ' ., ' 1 e ­cy hnve obtained from lltci r co~~ good_ nam~"

;ommcud their \ irtue::; to the in 't , _mpor~tl l'S . _auri '\nd r;hould the hand of friend · I~~ uc_lun of mank rnd . l\ctchcs their bricfan11 duro m, ,

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1Y,r:npathy, lhat

l't l l 1 · • c 110Tin ucl ra a I y, lnt ( cnrc::; nN 1 heir il .' • , . y :! p:n-J CC~C!Jra.tcs their CXeClli)IICiCS 1 rj)Cl f~~~ 1111\,; W!Ji)p ,uge_nuous reader-and lllhc rs ,;1 le cu l!fhtl'lled nr.d -Will know how to apprccia t • ay n~t be consnltcri

,ne!inly inquiring fur truces ~f _r. :-1;.;? prctur.~ , willrout 5 If nn obituary uoticc were .'l til rerent tlcseri!Jt ion .

:Jr _nu nngly indic tment at l~ t ofmsda_r ll lani fl:s to ' J>lf nny good end ('o I I i IC >ar of po~tcrit , lliOlive gratified b , .au ' IC ~nswcrell, or u;rv y ! \'ino lnw of rCt:ii>r~cit~ ~ppllltc cou r,;c- ns if'i.h~t~_u nh_depnrtecl OI'Othrr, win~':~ ~ approve, in the case ~j-

rmsclf-ns if' the re ' man Woultl d .: , . ·' ,lying t l " were any S'JC ;. I d e-rre fur . lilt t ire t>pirit f . I C .. l Ull <Ter of . perf~ct" in lire present s . u Just lllen" o~c ,, llll -\Udbo-lng mood of' t l . \: orltl- or ns 'rl' t l tna de · . IC 1111 1 ' ' >ell ·· , ly mnhgnnnt in all c OJ.~ woult! not b • . r ~, l :;e -slstance ofllH~se wlnscs, Without the muu ~u i/IC tenl­in the g races of his 10. arc called to •• r~ r_n_lcd :ls­from the wnters or' n~nts, by I'CScninCT fi onty Got!" those saints in the orgcth~ lnes~; n~d 1050 gracr::; writer is acquainted ve~r~rntlon oi· ma l. mbulming ~emory would not nc"''t I no hunlo.n' b ~llHI. TIJ,. ctples : and fi:nv liviug ec ~ IC clemency o~'~;g. whose to ~hom they won ttl eK.tmples of excel I lese p rin.

- not :J II Ply wiu; t:ncc_ exis t , equal .]u tice

a ->·111 ·tnd s"mc ti.me::; nhruo•. often bril-. 1 were r t • - ,

Y !Y! t;Uilar up- t. ICY .1 r • "sionn.lly J;ocosc ; Lut ncVCI' vuJ6llr or I -~vc tLn - . I Vr- )J ·u lt a.nu P vC.-

d t )l ey 1' 1 · art lC c . ' · fiucleC -, .ct. oft JIS , . nd b:l!-:l rna. lig nant . .

tinencY· I r i.!JY :-- ~dlj ' CC!llaintance , _a ' nd {. a(' dif/eunt ,·e{rdw ns r:f lif'e lte U'as lender, and per thC \VO - IV' ' U f' r l'!latJ VCS a 4 . n I • '{i

licability ~o dan cx:t<; ns ble cirdc o .1 ~,iui,.;tf..: r tlH' r QnJttlenllc ru:.rl tn! t>i'ill. . f

'!. strong ha c.l r cspcctn.. · . J u e to auf! 1~ hi ~ fri f' tlfl to t i 11..: poor, as com~a,:-;Jfm:t.e to I hP. ..... r m c an I. g s It ts II of w J0111 "' A s a: I . . I fn . t . left a Jarg I se fc c Ill . nu t o u fi l anr.l r <-f•d ' l " SJ lll fYLt Jet te Wl l I a l.Clton , as rue tn friends, to w

10° nso1at.ion ; !l-11 be both grate,~ !JC yc <fi 1~1 r ~·,s_-1. ip, ~~ ~ r el at i vc, a hu::baml. a fa.t i1e r, I.e wa:;

·ate c cc \ V I --~ tauon r! f" Ot !-i ' • . \ . I . ~ppropTlu r c mcn•bran_ d irine c .w1M - .J o~rrl..l faith an r X"Jtn p l<' of ~(Jocln css. L ". a patr iOt II: was JJJ' 'n- i dcepenc. nforcing ttl ~ . . of 1il e 1ll wJI(J t Jr o . 1, 1 a.•!d ~incen• . but not 11 01<'}' or m e ddlm!:!. ealutal ryl,fi~l but 'toJluW, ClpSrumisc :-." teri !>' ic :> a I CIPJ r' ~ \\ ... h l in • old•;,f ,.;on uf a \'NY l:tr[!'C full~i l y , P~ · -

ot sot l ' . I rit t se . I char:tc ~ -· ' " . -· . J l . . l . l n d t icnCC 10 le r his .rrrallut:r .1 . WC ai111 h p . of' tW(>rt lJ'' cJr!l rf rl •l J. II I ll!:i Tl ' :ltiUII lC \\' a~ nn pa me O J . o uttctnptc u ' I :J :- . I I 1 l d I

rn t r o.ciog so it~ will no t b? li e m t• rn o r'l ant -.not r f'a ll 1·d tn ad \\ I' 1 t rc counse , t 1e care an t 1e r

·omplctc portra utlin~, winch t_ 10 fill-which inf' n :1c1• r,f :1. fit t lw r ro·.\·ar,Js t he othe r . ..; : ant! these l ,, orrcct o . . oy u nz te . I ' . , . . h . I I f' only ~to.. c of fri e ud:-Jttp m bf' led to con~H C' r, w i:l Jon;.: clr~"r!- 1 1 W! l g ralltu c c t. 1··. memory o o:,e, I jmagsno.tto~.d ril c tllf'Y 1-fnzr:. 111 1f~ 1 r (J\\'U Ji ving- pr<J.C- 10 W l l'><ll t!: r~>tl'.! li rna ny ~-, ·ar: of cll,a,H_;c und tna l, s tro.ngcrR, d to t ran ::.c r1Llc 111 t t )J pv !Ja ,· ~~ ue r: n ~o d(' r·pl y tudr;bl:!d . 1 he cons tnncv,

Promptc l . - I I I' . !' 1 . L . ·1 o_r { uncomuzon Y v~- t he! pic!.y, anc l w ruil :; (J . II.-' ilOullC<'s, a r t- c on -t tce. D .!lrmstrong was a m~~n;:ind. . · O<'Ck tl II(Jt t>nly 11· it h th eir Lest fcclin~s. but also · ~ .

I r. de zt pnll•erc ?; 1 · mmJ · - _, - !' · 1.~usaml inrlr.yen 1

• his J;fc,i tH.lced , JJS • . \'!i t h t h c: ir prospc ro11s ctrcumsl:.tllc£:::; anu sianung m go In the latler stazes 0~r .... e in t:1.-: infirmities of lus life. f -·~'icinl\ted. ~ t rue dco ~ .' . ,1111 u aLL!d ; I \ s a pas tor h e •.•;a" mnch and d:~se;\·c .-lJ _v c=~tc0m - l r ... ~ J; Lun ·lv ::;11 111- 1" ' j -1 I I I . . . I. r. . f I

b )11\, nnd uoLh w~.: r • · l_n• ·!ll l · ... . ·, . t'! t•r rn:t l l · r d. :'li o ono cn :1 u 1 .)lj ,,:, t w Slnr:P.r:t_v o f 11~ tart 1, t , . . I I . ' IJ c \ .... ... . .) i.L 11t h . . . . t' I t.._• • I 1 • • • I

l) ut · 11 till' Jlriii1C ot ~~ ~ c l} · . 1. 1 . J t·locnll ·n j in t ill' ll1 '>JilratH>ll o t w • ::>t:n p~ttr~;; . f Itt ~ fat UI he · · 1 . d Io ree t: , II '> · . 1 ,.. . 1 l · t l ll.,;tliculgh t wasortgrn u au · · . . c. u \· • · •s m a.-- in - <r :nn entallv u i!i li~~CI ant t·.-l :tbl1s hr d a u J (I~ ·r thc

1 · · · · to 11 '1 P· ·.-... · ~- · "' II CT\'Oil:- and bold i hiS P0 ~10.1 fl . . Ill del tll L' f;J.Ii\ C p nple o f hi " clwrg-t:. ro l li .' i:J In;; nanJ(> i..-; :·t ill rl c ur ., t(!rly and unuurr.o wed. 11 '~ 111 .'\t.:: r,c. ,.d 11 ,. tlw b t.!s l a nd \·cne rau!c. ~I any <~f' tile in ar:! t ht~ t" ~ ·al:; of his n~scmblic:> \\'115 ~cf ~ a_nd _ac ~~~\ .. -~t ~~~ il v :. a:-: (.! \'inc- ltl illi:.i try ani! tll \' lll0 11'11 f: Cllt'-' or IIi:; usc: ulnC:':' . Dn­JliU~cs. As o.dt ~?Tit na,rl:l.ll i ~~~ ~ ::dt' ot' ll i!:i tawily, I ri ll !.; lri3 pn<;ttJraltnini .;l r•ll i•Jll:-: l:c wa~ lu\·ou n ::f wills cJ m the order of tf JJc_ c llll ~l ~· 1

l n do;u e..;tl<' cron.: r u ..... _\l'l"l l. rc vi·;a\:; of :- .- : i~i·• n . n.:: th<~ r esu lt of' \'; !J ;e b and the deco rnm o 11s unpt "'' · · "" 1 .I .1 • d • ! 1 1 ·

I · ·1 . 11· . 1 Authon t v was blt•llt cu tllli~ I U" rS were au!le to "-- '~ f' wrc 1. [n t lns re !l.t-mcnt 10 cc ~tntn y exec c u . - 1 . · · · - ' k D 'tl t 0 . . 1·t 1·0 • 1>i-cd a we n o '. tnnr~ t 1a n 1 :oil . \'.' ilNC a m mtst e r IS oc~t not-:n , r . :\rm~tron r.,

WI 1 en C J'II C::.S , a:-; , • , .· J • . .. \ 1 f' . • ·I · ·· ·' confid Pucc. 1-'cw parents co uld a ppeal to l 11 c ClllC- ,.,. ~,. t n 1 ~ ,_ ... . er~ t . t l :> pan~ noncrs gave lnm the J: rinn of' success in this itnpurl;tnt !"pbcre wttl r n rorc• Iltl i't·d ~?'.d"l ' ·.n~c :: s u. ~1a:1 C>l Got.l! and th3go"d e_f ­jus t occu.•ion of joy. Ili:; wo.:> a l n ~g· a n ~! lrap py t; ·t·l:' o : • l i~ m ; n~::-Lry wrlllon;; ~11\'V l\'c . " And he rem · fa mily, that repard his as~idu i ti es \\'J t h the ir pro p~r r,.; t :1a l !>ay1:1g true , one )~t>\\' Ct h, a:: d :tnotltcr re::tp-l'ru its , and r.rownc d his g-ray hnirs \\'it II I tOn o r. ll1s ··· !J. " Utlr ~" r m·~n han~ '· CIItl! re d l!HO !;i::; labonre,· k nu_wlcdg l' of hum~n nat ur:· · ti re o.ptness o f h_i~ C'::- :t !rd reape d tiH' fru i ~~ of hi;: long an i! fi titi tful millistrr , ped;ents, and tl tc ruct uf Ins great respcctab d tty 1:1 .J. Jlis :Y:Cil r ros ,'t,1 u;.(s clis!:n'.;'Jishul und tar rrc,-thc lr •·ye8. w ere cdncc:d as p~cu liar 'in h i:; ~-~.-n: r:1- j ;t tr r1s rtlso p n ttl ic 1/ ' IIHI p 1·oductiu . 0

ment of yout h. I \V itl lt1Ut l hf' aui \ity ,,:- nntucncL·, he \\' .15 not. wi th-. 2. I!i-~ lib ~'''!urc tr((s m or P i'lfm ;·r.~prr!ril~le- il <rrc~ n 11 l tlw tetnpPr a :!cl . t bc de·.•J:; o r' cnmm~micati \·e

cxtr.!um:e, clrl.~szcr:l. and m uch at 1:1.\· rm,wtrn !d in lhc I rrcHHinP::~ . Magna nimi ty \\·a :; a nro1ni ne nt di ~ti:Jc-vrn·,,,us rc/atum~ an cl ot'! ' l tl'l ' r ·z , ·r •· r ,, ~ -~ - I · f' 1 · J l 1 cJ -J , .· • · ·' !1 ': I;. IH) l! o Jt.::i c 1a.ractt·r; w Jute \\' JJIL'Vt'l' \\·as nar-t' 1'h~ug1h ~~:i lJtut_l' nf th P limn" of ;!. li b•· rnl c .luca- ro\': , sordid, o r men!l : anrl nol only in peclll:iarv

1011, .ltlc Ill a lntrh d t.:<T rcc .,,,t,· tn11 r 1 • 1 - t · I • ' · ·-m~nt , . "' • "' · ~ •· · · _..!_ 1' • ll ::. a tam- <: onl' ~" rll~, IJ 11 1 m t 1.os;,• o~ a moral a n,l ::ncz alnature. · s w e re nc 1tht·r f.,w no r " II '>C' •· t 1e tnl J\I 1 · 1 f · · rcrrula r trrarlun.t , ,\:a . 1- . . 1 .. - 1 ·. . ' . · :lil y a t tr• ct r c L' o In:; t lr on~ht w a.~ large, and his liberal

.t-. ,... c s 11::. l l l' r a r\' · Jlll ·r t r 'l l l I t' · 1 1 · 1 l' b 1 · · II wnh no mo .I . • • , " 1

• ' l ~ \\ :>Oil " L:t n s ct t e ra !lnntTs. ·' cncc · , , . : e au\ nll t.l ~(';; ha\'c ma11 c his ac 11 ·.., ·- , • "' . . . '

lmns. I I~IS Ill not s aid ill tl i .>pararrc·nr•'1L r- q 1 ~ 1 (•. Jlr 1f([S rr _fi n n wul acln·e.fn end q( the !j"''CI7 •

~- c.s ,c utwl_ hPi p \~· hi ch hi" ini t iatf.. ,:cc~ i •· ?,d ~~(~~,\~ ~r~ f1,'"'1ic ch ~t rilirs t![ tltc-_rla.l/. bcli~ving in lite rluty and 1

fe\1•• AlllZ! L c \\' 1::; , th 'II o f' \ \' ·11--\' icl- <." . . , ll :r~ , pnmr1w• 'if c~:an~cllral r..J·trlwns. ' o t lts :::;tate 1.'1 • • • 1, • • r.t.~ .... , C o '1' 1 I j . . . d - l his · t ' 1 •I \'t •J1e1 a b!e 11\;;.n \\'Q . hi. ,_ _ . I C:'C IP. US!iOL;::!et Ill }IJ,; llltn With t lC }o.t1

n n 1~ne,.J ruc,tc1H: ancl hi::; C<)lln,c l!nr· . '\ li.t•r" 11 -

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1t.tt ron, :n:nJ. ,; t~f pr<1g r~~!-'i\·c li o·ht and achic ,·r mcnt. " I ~ < .anc IIIII hi rr· · ~ ·· ' . • Ill I I' \\' ;J ..; . I I I o 11 h '

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• 1' 111t de lt ;.;ht cd tu j10 110 • ! ·' aH t' l t l l 'tn. " !-'ays an ex ec• eut rot:tcr \'.;ho w e .. 1

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• L' wa~ on f" I 1.! th etnse lv - u not lbs.,·us t . . ' · o t lt t es o n ever o , ot c o n:scicJ •ce '1 1:->1: ca~uists with y occa.,:; ion. ' ttent we re lt c l;t n_d t h e pre ron-ntive!'; ~pon~ the r_ights . •te prop o f ll ;;ac t·ed , not ~s t ile. . pnvatc JU do·.

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OBSERVANCE .OF' THE SABBATIL -There is mucl t tl . ~ SORROW FOR THE DE.•D. I it 1 ru 1 as well as beauty, 111 tho follow- - Th fi "

tg passage from the writings of Dr. Chn.lmcrs. tl eh~o~row or the dead is the only sorrow \V e never . th orn w lC we refuse to be divorced. E vory

tion m t . 'm e whole course of our recollec- o.ther wound we seek ~0 heal-every other a.ffiic­his ' 1 . e With a Christian frjend, who bore upon. tlon,to fo.rget; but th1s wound we consi der it

11 opc~u';~racte:~ eve,~y other evidence of the Sj>irit's duty to keep.open-:-this affliction we cherish and da ~11'. "

1~ Old not r emember the Sabbath ~rood over m. s~lttude. Where is the mother r y ~f ~~~ t~ccp lt. h?ly. We appeal to the memo- \~ho W?uld Wlllmgly forget the infant that pe­n-raves th et wo~tlues who are now lying in their nshed like ~ bl?ssom from her arms, though eve­~· . ' da emment as they were in every other ty recollection 1s 11. pang ? "Vhere is a child that ~/ ace ~~ accomplishment of the new creature w~uld willingly forget the most tender of pa-

le religiOusness of their Sabbath dny shoue wit!; rent11, though ta remember be but to lament? an equa_llustre amitl the fine assemblurre of vir- Who, even in the hour of agony, would fornet ~ues which_ ad?rned them. In every "'christian the f~iend over whom he mourns? Who e~en lOusehold lt Will be fouud that tho discipline of a. whe11 the tomb is closing upon the rem~ins of well·ord~red Sabb!!-th is nc~e~ forgotten amongst her he most loved, when he feels his heart as it

.. the othe1 lessons of a Chnstlan education · an<l were, crushed in the closing of its portal, would we appeal to every individual who now hea;s us accept or consolation that must be bought by for­a~d who carries the remembrance in his boso~ getfulness ?- No. the love which survives the of a _father's worth, and a father's piety, if, on the tomb ·is one of the noblest attributes of the soul. ~Om1ng round o~the seventh day, an air of pecu- If it has its woes, it has likewise its delights; and h_ar sacredness chd 110t spread itself over that man- when the overwhelming burst of grief is calmed s1on where he drew his first breath and was into the gentle tear of recollection; when the t.aught to repeat his infant hymn, and iisp his in- sudden anguish and the convulsive anbny over · fun~ prayer. R est assured, t hat the Christian the p~;esent ruins. of nil that we most loved, is hav1~g the love of God w ritten in his heart antl softened a. way into pensive meditation on all that deny1 ug the Sfi;bbath a pla.ce in its n ficctions.' is an it wa.s in the days of its loveliness- who would ~nomaly ~hat 1s uo where to be found. E very , ~ot out such 11: sorrow· from the h~art? Though ~ubbath m~age, and C\"ery Sabbath circumstance, 1t may som~tlmes throw n passmg cloud even IS dear to hun. H e lo1•es the quietness of that -over the bnght hour of gayety; or spread a hallowed morn. He lo\'es t!Je church-bell sound deeper sadness over the hour of gloom ; yet who which S~IT_Jmons him to the house of prayer. H~ \Yould exchange it even for th~ song 0~ pleasu;e, loves to JOin the chorus of devotion noel to sit anti or the burst of r evelry? No, there ts a vo1ce listen to that \·oice or persuasion " ;hich is lifted in from the tomb. sweeter than song. There is a U.e hearmgof an a::sernbled multitude. He loves r emembrance of the dear! to which we turn even the_retirement oft~is day from t.he din of worlclly ftom the charm_s o~ the living. 0 the grave !­busmess a~d th~ m.roads of worldly men. He th~ grave !~It ~une: every error-covers every

')"rae•· . 'I'ht •t·c·· l1 e ·1 1 · 1 · · I., . .' un: w 11,.; con-so rtt 10ns; thit her dt. u: ottg_l tt In ;:; C'a rt'S an d \·,·an t ;-: ; th P. rc he deve!opett t.h c _w te nor CJf !: is ~n u l; and thl' r(' he pleaded for hi~ f~tmdy_~ f.n· the ,_;ou l ~ of his clti ldren, and tin· sa!vn· t 1011 ot tlw ,,·orld, in tlt c nau1•• nf Je::;u:; Ch ri :-; t.

love~ the lc~sure 1t brmgs along w1th 1t ; and sweet ~efect-extmgU!shes ~very resentment. From to h1s soul 1s the exercise of that hallowed· hour 1ts peaceful bosom sprmg none but fond regrets when there is no eye to witness him but the ev~ ' and tender recollections. \Vho can look down of heaven ; and when in solemn audience with upon the g rave even of an enemy, and not feel a the Father, who seeth in secret, he can, 011 the com_punc~ous thro~, that he should ever }1a_ve wings .of celestial cont~rnplation , leave all the wa,r.red ~th the po?r ~~~ndful of earth the. lies cares, and a ll the vexations, und all the seculari- mouldenna before h1m . ---Sketch B oo/c.

: I Los t r i:: Js. were l lllllt l.' r :• u -- and se\•ere, ex• ' rci~ lng h 1s submt;;::-:w n with 111any rc \·er:;es. Th:!::<t' It t:! r•'· l;:rrf'd uy fitif IJ to lfH' ort!t- ri ncr o f Provid r: nce, Ulld im prnvrrl in d 11 ry :n his ,-nirit lt ,lbcnc·lit. T hey w~re in t'fl: ·c t. a :-: in :l t ·.· i ~·lt, ti11· his · • profi t,, that he mig ht b<' m .•d " partak<'r of (~•H I":: !u>li l le -<: . " . .

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ties of an· alienated world behintl him. THE SPIRIT OF LIFE. 0

The following poetical tribute to the memory of ouc of the I.JesL Amt•ric-nn Poets, who hns recently 11 left the en.rth," but n<'t 11 wi thonL n vestige," wi ll be rend with in terc~l by the frieud ; of the deceased. It is from the pen of aLl other B11nl of .Michignu, who was in habits of in1imncy wilh him, aud who feels "'ith a poet'~ fcf'ling, the dt>pn rturl' of a !dod· red · spirit to renlms where poetic 1•isions nrc more than realized.

L From tltr. De/roil (;m:elle.] To the Memory of James L. Cole, ElfJilire.

The hand-which, lat<', with rapture strung As sweet a lyr<' as e"er was givl'n To Youthful minstrel's touch, and Oung, All wild ami frt!e, its notes to he:wen­Js cold iu enrth ; a nrl ue'et· ngn'n Shull wnlte " the snclly·plensing- strnin."

He ~ le<'pS within his silent tomb, Tho shroud around, the damp d od o'er him; Yet Genius weeps Ius early doom, And long shal l Friendslup's sigh d<'plore ·him ; \Vhi lr· lingt·ring round 0 11 Fancy's wing, Thus /,is dirge the :VIuses si ng.

'THE DIRGE. -Bring, sisters, bring <>very flower rhat_is fnircRI ; \ \'rcntht'tl by soft pi1y aud !;"C II~llte:rl wrth n ICI\r ; Pluck from crtch gnrlnml the nchest nnd rar~·~t, . A rHI strew their ynung swcct3 o·cr your Favonte's luer.

·wakr.n the •vi ld hnrp and lei ils soft nmnbPrs ;:,•,.al o'er the heart with rl'sist lr.ss control, ;Jill' ,•ach eye drop n tenr. of rcgn·~ o"~:r the slumbers :Or _routh, wor1h and genLUs-r. tnlmlc to Cole.

MICHIGAN. ---c$0--

B y J. G. P ereira!. J!rom the llowery islets of the SouthPrn sea, Where the fulness of li fe forever llows, Where the waters are e,·cr glid ing free, And the ripcn'd fruit by its h(ossom glows ; F'rorn the region of light and wooing gales, "Where the plumed wllndCL or loves to roam, And glad, as the fair wind fi lls his sails, Bounds o1·er the wave to his unseen homo. From the llowery isles of the Southern sea, Where life seems one long and glad repo.c, And the S'lvage benea th his sheltering tree No fairer and happier being knows ; ''~'here he wakes to a clear and cloudless dny " 'ith the notes of the earliest matin oong, And silently dreams the hours away, Or hurries to join the sportive Lhrong : From those flowery and happy Elysian i ~l cs, l Vhere the ocean ki~ses the coral shore, Ami, spread like a sil\·ery mirror, smile~, Nor ever wakes to the whirlwind's roar; " "·"-n ol, n flalcyoo ever might fold its wing, ~·~;:t fi"'o;;-o;;thc .:!lim an~ sil~~~ sen, And wide the joyous martnci .. Jng His sails to tho wind's full mastery :

1 come from those blest Elysia•! islc.s . ' \ "V"th the clews of life in my bmunu ng urn ! Y~ung Spring at my hidding wal\es a n(~ sm•lcs, And tho infant blushc~ of bcuu ~y burn , A thousa nd busy and JOyous wings O'er meadow and forest my treasures b~ar, And health, in her innocent glatlu c~s, fliii~S. Now-braided wrea ths from her, Oowmg hair ' All waken and brighten where er I ~o, Like the hearts that welcome a festtve day,

d h creatures around mellow, An appy ds that rrreet a conqueror's sway . Like the crow b

.········-~-=-~-:~~-------~---:-~~ \ ..,.. r all meth~ns of doing g~od-and conclutlerl . . . cheapest o . L @."~ ast has gnreo liSe "th the following ob:iervau ons

r,r now P nfolded wt L 1 hirtY yenrs . n ew , and has u . . . {;N J ON oF TilE VARIOUS OCAL }";S)"ITU-

'fhc period ~f 1 efforts aJrrtv"lt the Chr istian obs'tvlel 0I• T II_E xn Cn R I S'fJAN DENO.M I NATI O.:VS I N T HE

_ to a s~i~1~d a~trct~rs ~-hic~~t;~~\:crll i u. the am1t:l~s 0 m~;~ 'fJ.~~;:.;~ 1. T nACT Soci ETY. . . . en oF TTIE SPEECH result:. ·rJer it as an 11np e of t ime wJI I e nab hec . 1 tion formed is two-Jolrl, of vanous Jocaltnstt-

SK£T oF TTIE to C011~ 1 which th~ co~~srccord of fulfi ll ecll_l'~~lar0JCs ~ 105 u~nd of oiiTcren t Chris tian denominations. As '

Ey MR SUMMERF IELD, C hu rfyl 'to idcnt if~· Ill t el cecded a perio d of thtCpprm;sio~ : t ulttlocn ~oion of Joe a I ins titutions, exp!?rience and facts

R . , T t Socie/1' clenr { a tton su . and <"OIC o to 1 I I . . I . f: f Lite j]merican rae -": . The Re or~,. alld cnrrupuou, ;tate ,f too PIC- seem to ha\·e pronounce• most< cctsn·e y In avnn r ~

Before not able to insert thiS specc_n gross s upc r=uuon, v exis ts, succcccfcc~ a . f Chris t anrl the wisdom and \'a) uc of such a measure. The consJ-·w e regret that we arc f t l e orator himse lf. Apph- 'fhe :era w l•lch ~~o;ll n.ac tion in the C u rcneon its yar\ous I rations sta ten IJy the convention whi ch formed the

f the pen o 1 f th 1 thar"" ,tn · kerings be t we 1 r • · · 1 · del t h bl" cnti·c and rom d b the President o o vn len t e . <:>- lousy a nd btc . hen infidelity ~ m<:'rican J3il>le Society, 1n t 1e tr a ress o t cpu tc, · ' · vas rna 0 Y "1 f re<.tt Jea I c very ume w '"' · )" · t tl · S · ' C

Cation fo r a copy ' f ·t reme illness, " r. o too g 1 ·tpJJcatcd at tl rl "t boa stin fTs mos t hn.\"e ecJual force Ill app ICatton o us oc tety. ' on-

. ncncc o c.s t" ons . t • f ·1 · uttere 1 s ' 0• 1 ' · · f 1 t" Th •

S . ty but tn conseq . li and we arc sec 1 . f t most lo 11 .)' . s t m:!l ic 10us y , ccnt·a ted act1on 1s power u ac 1011 . e same po\\ -

oc1o ' epa.re 1t or us, • re 1ts ron . h ·cate n tllPS mo · ' · 1· · "II 1 S I

ot been a!Jlo to pr h .d" ase w e wo 1

breathed 1ts t • • d;>. r>l y and s t1ongly . ers when anplied 111 a common r 1rect ton, wt proc uce . t:lS n 1 ture of t e rse • proud y, · n most .tn n., r r h · d" · 1 d I · 1 · I · adcl tlt:J t from t 1e na . f ll and tc hcd for th ats an L ·d) lOSt i 1npotcntly , ,or results impMsiblc tot ctr tVH e il tH partr:t e xt>rcrse.

sorry to ubli'c will never be gratified Wit~ a u of ~;~~;~~~ (blessed be t h~ 0( air th.a t is sacred itl ~t- A nationa l ohject unites na t innal concurrence and feel-

fear t~c _P ·aunt of probably the last pubhc add res~ ;lhe dola tio•• nnd ?estrucuot~\·~ich is to the falle n c hJl- ing. Unity of a gre:J.t system com bines energy_ of e~- . correct ace .

0 ng man. 'We copy the followw g elf clcn r to the p •ous, an~ f der the source of com - feet wi th economy of means. Accumula ted Jntr llt -

this clistingmshc tbyouc mercia! Advertiser : ~re~ of lllCll the o nly ~011 odoor f \·irtuc ancl holiness, ncncc interests nu<.l anin:atrs the public mind . Anrl . f k tch from c om ' d ·e the s:.lleguar • I o "' f I I . rl bnc s e d d ·ell upon the importa nce f:.ort a n peac • f

1 At tha t time tnanr w 1 the c;atholic effort!: o a country t tus tarmomze ,

J\1r. S. sa id ho \~oTl ~~~~ Upon that point enough and the ground 1° 10?,0

fcarcd tha t the walls of 2io11 oi \'C her a place m the moral conrention of the world , .nlrl uscful n.';s ~ s;;:ki~g of the brigh t prospects of "wept in s: c rc t P acc\hcir founda tions . But in_ tha t ~nd enable her to act directly upon the universal plans hud ~~c.nt~u~ ~hu:~h flom the exertions of the P!e~~n~ were tottennl? cv:;n t~~c wall of Zio n (of Zion winc h IS of happi nr~ss w hich :3re now pen·ading t he nations." th'c \~ ~sri,~mphantly referred him to that ~ rc.lv- 1 ~1 .e "troubl.~u~ ~11:'0si tt: :J.ti r.n, and sh a ll be w e joy of the Local attachments and feelings doubtless exis-t, which ~S~~~r, who predicted the downfa ll ~f ~hr~stt~~;~~~;

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". bet'' tl ~th ·•)1be" an to be repaired and st rcn~~hened. have their exercise in losiug the independe n t charac­

thc 19th c~utury · ~ay, he ~cfiar~ t t .:: n~t the twi- ~ ho .c.·~~f missio~ary zeal was excited- a zeal 111 oi.Jc- tc r of our respec tive societies a s auxilia ri es. But the saw the c\·nlcncc.~ of Jts 1.lown ae ·the ~:wning light of' ·1. s~c

1 ~1 to o ur Sa ,· jour's too muc h forgotte n com ma

1nd, only question which C h ristians will ask is, hy

r It however ullt ns l l wcr ( II' Jrl I C"l Ch the Go~pc to I I f . b 1g 1.' • • j · h he saw . for with the commence- " Go yc into all the wor an( pr • - \\"hat mea ns, can t 1e grea test c eg1 ee o gooa e Chnsu; :~'t! n~~~\~enth ceut~ ry the B ri tish a nd F oreign every creatu re ." The stated concert of r~ray~r tl~ e n r.ffcctecl? Those who wNe at firs t s ceptica I, can ~·eu~toSoc~~ty was brought forth. Volta ire too, with orioinaterl, and soon e:c tendcd and pre~atlcd 111 }'.u e no longer rloubt that any number of local Bible So­in~p;tcnt rage, had as~ailcd Christi_anity, and h~d a u- ha;';n ony a nd. much fcn·c~cy · . The ~anou_s ch:.:_11 tH'~ cie ties, however ext<:'n~ccl . c o.uld not . have accom­daciously asserted, tha t although It took tweh ~ men drwiscd by w 1sdom a nd ltbe ,al1ty for ~he I CillO\ a~ 0 plishcd what the Amence~n B 1blc Soclt'ty h as clone, to plant Christillllity, his ~ingle nrm should root It out , relie f of t~te wants a1~d '~ocs o_f su~e~mg human•?·· aud is inr.rcasingly doing. Surely \•:e need . all tbe In tha.tdny and country, 1t was customnry_to s~ee r at ha\"e rcr.c tvcd n~w cltrcctton, v1go~t , and u se fulne.s . c ne rg.y and harmony of operation of which the t ract Christians . . An~ nm~ng th: Frenrh nobtl •ty, It wa~ New plans and cfTorts fC?r the educattot~ of t h? poo r unci 5 ,·stem is capable. Our country presents an extend-an old snymg, • We 11 leo\o the poor to the clergy. ignonnt have been dcv tscn anrl cmplo)·cd w ll h a care - Jl · .l "dl · 1 -. kf 1 1 h h db 1 f .· 1 1 1 • . . el tcrntory an .. a rapt y aurrmrntmg popu a tro ll He wnsthan u t 1at t ey a een e t \\ It lt tc c er~ fu l and pro>irlcnt d estan to rcmlc1 that cduc a tt on s u b .. · · ' . "' · · · gy T he poor we have a lways wi th us Tom Paine . 1 . r . » 1 1 11 1 furntshtnr:;: great ami far spread wants . 'I be m lSSIOn a --Clthank God that his bones have been rooted cp, ?crnent totlctrrr l[!;IOUS ~ 111 ' 7- o ra ·~s "'" a !\ :llCn~a ri esat different and d is tiln t sta tions, sent ou t under the nod no longer pollu te th11 soil of our country)-Tom tmplo\·e mtent, 10 rc~ct~c t 1;m

1 rom ,·tee _as w e ~ s tg- fostering care of ou r churches, h a n• a claitn to our li -

p . •. rl tl h 1 d d . p 110•ance, o ptcpare •• em . o r 1a pp1nes~ •n C'te nuty as 1 . 1\l . . ame uonstc tat e m cu t own e\·e ry tree 111 a~ , 11 ·f h . . A . f Cl . _ . 1 IJera co- operatton. e~:tco, and the adjac~nt states radisr . T here was Olle tree he hat.! not rooted up and \\e as u sc: u 1CSS tn tunc. . n unto ~1 o H ~:> tlans t :ts . c.; I •' .· .. · . . cl • ft I" fi I h f l

·r , ., 1, h ' taken place for tr'lnslatm.,. and 0 1trus in<> the blessnd 111 ·ou t l .'t tne 11ca, open -an tm tt1ng: .tn \ast e" or

t Jat was l e tree 0 110. ., OU" t at he h pd reach- o o ~ " b J t . t th C" . . f h U "t d ed forth his hand and taken its fruit. H e mention- ,·oiume of t rut_h a ud grace, wi t h the view and hope of S cncvo en exe:~IO.n o e . ll t iSlta!li; ? t e nt c cd these circumstances to show how

0 1. . fmally supply tJJOT the wants o f the world l3ut t ' l e - tates. As ou1 free r epublican lll!"tJtuttons haVP. ex-ur re tgton 1 :. . ' d h . fl I )" . 1 .

hacl beet~ nssailc~ by infidels, a nd how spccdil ~at~ og_ue w~u l rl prO\"C too extcnrlcd . Thes e vario u s l'ltc a appy ~n uen.cc. o n t 1e po ll tca rr~eu er:ttJO n a nrl glon ously _the ir predictions had been fa lsified . ..:: msututtons •Ormcd a nd carlicd on b ,· Chris t ian be ne- of t l~osc- countn es, soH IS OC\"Outly to be w1shed tha t It was a plr.as mg fact , that Volta ire's press- that volencc, all move in the ir own sphC';c, and ful til thc i the mtluc ncc o f our Chris t ian chari ties may soon di f­vty !~ t ess that sc? ttercd his baneful Tracts 50 ow_n work ; but acting in pcrfi'Cl harmom· anrl ful~ fuse s criptural light and spiritual blessin rrs i n the midst :~~~~~esilk~ht~e k:rogsd~n Egypt, they were found in ~heir fifll m

1g tl_te same g teat design, they form a , ;a'nd !i.)"Stem of them. Sure ly, then, as before obser~ed, we need

' ' I.'IT nea !OtT lt oughs a orl thei . 0 c 13.t tty •tnd IJt• ncfice I. I . . · " . 11 I r I . h" I now actively ~Jlloyed\ 11 p' . n· r ovcns,- ts cl h . • . nee , \\' 11c 1 tn tts mflu t.> n cc sub- a lte ene rgy o a 1armony of operatton of w lC 1 I I y le an s tble Societt: I uos t e conu punns and pre . t . th T S . . bl [ I" r. d . t 1c very chamber, too where .Hum J • n of siuful an 1 n· . ' 'en s or remo\·cs tile woes c ract oc1ety IS capa e. n t liS . a\·ore ctty as prophecy, the first com~littee a«ent'·Jeedtfilttefired ~ i s evil fln ettcc of c 5

1.u. Crlllg h umani ty , whi.:h cliftu scs t ile itl - the crnt re , le t the impetus be gil·en in zeal and li be-

Ed" b 1 B " -- u or ormmg tl re t" 1011s ·u d 1 · . · r . C 11

11. ~•rg 1 lblc Society. One of the con 1~ produce.: the f ·~·t f '. \ mora prt nc•plc , and wllic h rn lly , and let1t <:'xtend to a ll our churches t hrough the

pr~;01~ ~~ l~OrCo\:~r who SE'nt. that wretch a don:~~~S ? extent, ~nd i~ ~~~ ~h r ag.t~COUSnesc; and pea c e in wide w h ole area. to the circumference. . \·ercd hi~ f~~~~.\s'r~~i~~~plnnen t him for having d~~~:~1 life. e cucumstances ::~ t.d r cla t ious o f . As _to tl~e union _of difl'ercnt Christian dll n omin a ­t~slical hopes of heaven °~:t fe~rs ?f ~ell, and his fan- Th_c contemplation of thi ,. .. " . . tl o ns tn th1s work, llS propril'ty and vaJu~ stnnd a t­nhle ngony, excltfiming •,. 1 el)l d•e? m the most hor- week 111 t ~i s place presentcci 5 ·.>· trm IS r1un n g thi~ t ested b.v the character and sucr.css of the London ~ Mr.::;. warmly congr~ t ula~~~ o~t!' our hcalts . "I w as glad \" It o o t;r eyes, our cars , and Tract S oc iety . I n the course of twenty-fi ve years , i t

1~r~~~tio•!· 'l'his_r?om affords a t~=li s~~;ety upon it<; ~~· 0 P-to the place whithcr\~~~~~\~eY_ said, come l e t ll ,. b_as (founded upon thi s principle) c i rr.ulated betwee n semi! unton ~f dtftcrent sects of Chrf· t' ul cpcctncle. th t lkle Lord unto the tes timo osfgo u p-t he trit- e " Sixty anrl se,·euty millions of tracts . Their concert, Chri~t~~cnc ho that loye which is so "'b1eans,_tlihcrc iSIL <~ n1 · s unto the name 1,f the L llj~ ,? Israel, to gin~ ann labou r of lo \·e arc cementing and e n\arfTina

c aracter I t · 1 au t t ul in th ne nt y d istin · 1 Orn . T h i ' · T ' . . " .,. see as it wcro ben min~ ft· 15 a O\·e which we can . o tat?;es, a nd ~ut~ lrd by its natural at s Clly, cmi- ·1

: rn a rc truths wh tch constttute ":he G ospel,", eyes, breathing from"' tl 0~. the face, looking Ou t C\ rn in flue nce by lls tncreasing com me .. . ~rl local a.rlv:::r n - wh tc h s hould ne\·e r for a moment be sacrificed nor I I; a nels, thus creatin" 0111 ~~~ps, 1and !l istil!i 11.,. fror::. :~e to becom~ :tems in the a spect of ~ c_m . ~•o&pcrit_r anrl compromised . B ut whe re the gr<:'nt tr11ths of" repent­~~:;n ~o inhale, and 'in whi~~P~~~e ":hich a~gels com~ ritics of" our~~~~entre of tl~c systclll 0~~~-~ ;~~~~- de~tined an~e tow~trds God, fa ith in ~m L ord Jesus Christ, and and c' r~r ~C. that dwelJeth into hu~se) f deJinhts I C\ fieri SC nsc) CVCny and 11il.!tOn . lt may t h e)(I ~IOU:s Clta- holtnes~,': the grand eV0\1\{!,f'\\CaJ doctrineS a rc truJycm-

0 ( 111 limE! vc, uwclleth i71 G od propriety as t lte

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11 1.n a qu;tli - bra ced, thr1c arises .\ b one\ of a.ff~ction ;nd co· oper a -XTn. I t ·· b Ctty of Ct With · t" · '

SPEECH OF T .!.CTS Fno?ti TR£ ,•.r ~s of Is rael corn .?ur sol e mni t ies'' ·) . I out 1111- JOn tn the w ork of the LOid, amid clill"ercnce in mi-B efore the .11 ~iE REV. THOMAS DE ~ tstu~ct lor~ of inh~r~t \ Ve ha \·c com~' ~It ~~ r " t h!· nor sentiments and forms . May that spiri t ever cle-

mer1can Tract Society \ VITT, s~fcctlVc tnbcs t o whf~;cc_, from t he nl idst T~r' Olll out c~casl' n n e! remm·e \•·h:ch ca n \"iew ann rmh race in a ny T n:e PRESEN the lith of .lt1ay, 182~ on. Wednesday, our~:~~e~tt~chcs us, and ltl ~~~ speci:t l connectio\;le re - ~rc umst_ances th <:' prosclyt•! rat\tr r than the Christian .

T A C £ conrPARl':D \ ·. mon ofie•~Y .. the one nam e !r tle,·otes us-he re t co n - ·,~!~P:op lt a tP . arc the wurds of B ishop Hot ne in his OF Tn l': R:&Pon lllA v~Tn TnE AO£ stren tl ._.n'"", l'hori!'hir.g a Is rael , br i ngin~ a. o call lp~ ftcc to h i!'_ admirable commentary on t he hook of

o/ptr~a~ been rema lkcd tb TION, llless~d ~~~o· u~ and eucotll a" ill c-"mmon f("cl:n.- c~~.:~ -~~ "lt_latrnl~ . ". " ' hen we view the u nha)lPy difference!' tnttng th . • a t the d" · rk ,. J "' "each 1 ~' '' . t • vnn Cll'· ts tia 11 f 1 · from pop ' e revrvat of lett rscovcry of th •s compact t · · e n•s alcm" · ~\J o t tc r in a COlT! ' ca b ' 1• .n;:, a o w 10ru arc OlJptl.'sscd w1th the

that th .ery, wele events nl crs, :l.nd the rcfio · e _a rt These rc Qgc th er." •s uildcd n s... . anon b, •cs. nne calamities o f li fe it calls to mind those err •nutua l . most cote llnatto1 1 h marks 1 " City that en uttful ·1 d tr · '

:vcremost salutnr actron, nnct re-actio~poraneous, anc: a~ t ~ institution ~~~-~ indeed no s . A cl ttm as ' ll a c~ tmg w~rds which t\1ilton represents ; t;Jhe spr~ad nnlpro T he result then ,~n each other, Ch~~t t?n and a pp,:jncl_l nnw con; PCcta\ ."Pplication thc tnseh ·c ar_l_tl~essmg to E\"C a~ter thry had weari <'d fluens:~ur?y of civil n~~~s:ef·f _knowledge~; ~~~d now that ~~t~an g rati tuclr )~tton. 11ut ?~cn~s ll se lf t o o ur ench othc~ ~\It mutual compla tnts anrl accusations of

dlld pow~ .. ~~et~ospcl of J~;:.~u~ li~eny' ; U~ld ~~~s~on Press. ' t';~c been offer~<! ~r~c and love , w~~~~ full nnw of • But ri ~ . world Which no~'~n rt a nd lives ~ftts own simptf/' - ulncler all th:ay is opened ~~lc u};:ttcd to exh . the \."ie w s Ea.ch o~f-1~~ us n o ~~~orr conte nd, nur blame ~?a~ome. As patril~; and prepnrin~~en, blessing t\~~ r. <~irns of this csl\\:ictio ns o furt ~uccessful!y cr:t.c and :-x- lu ofiice;c~f I a_med enoubh r lsewhere, but stt·h·c withs we have l easo.~' us Protestant~r tha t \\"hich is Mr. D. lh oc •cty, > Uth il\HI Sob l ?secu t tng. l::a ch othe .• ~' e, hm_v \\"e may ligh t('n lity tfra teful recollect· to look back u, a nct as Chris- Societies en rcme. rk ctl etne!'s the And I t s uroc~1 Ill our ~hare of wo.',..

len employ d b tons, to ho pan tha t p . I ' n s nrt u pon t l . ' c t me "ldcl t . confess tha t our ~ b/ the hendo~o~( t'C i nstr um~.~~~d r~ tru th in t h~ ~rcling the rnra lc t•nport~ncc ofT. o!' :,in and w~ in\f,i~t~el~ogether to lig,hten the burden

ntngo is indeed l; hurch, <~ncl ~~ Stve fo rms, as Sttnpl est, 11lo . ~~ s of clif'rusin ~ . l ::tct Circula t ion, under au~ ~11 \ \ "Oild . Tracts fat gen eral good ly one" SnhbQtl a n Cfiict"e st tnterest · g -- cnpt u- ch ara c ter COl. ~~ Ctrc umsta n ces s h ottlrl ll"l Ve a • 1 1 seh nt n. tng u 1 . 1 · • 1cspon < 1-1o- t . • '

~ llols nncJ l\t· . nct in\·a h ulbJ ll< tmprcs- o_JJI!ct hclri in view , t:>d o thrs basis of union. The - lf\s lon rll y So . • . c auxilht ty to \\Or\;, arc C:tlcul:\t d' :\.11 the ~p i r i t chcri:<hrd in thi:

Cte ttc" lllan!'n c f ' 0 to sc-c urr tl 1 ~ , O. nd ns the \-\' hn t ~- o . the union uf ('I.· _1 ~ c osc nc5s ami pe_r-Work ~e tnntns but t h a t We " 11 1Stta ns e n gaged in tt. the me eforc u s zea lously ' 0~1 e nnd all . pt o sceuto the Its . asurc of tu.Jc 11 • .': nln dcvoteclly, nccording to

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For U.h! , • • , .,w-York. Ou ADD server. I

op 'l'I-n: I·toN RESS P~rfect e~ cri . . ' ~ ... tli:F OR& Tl , . THEODORF. li'RELI . Ctently rcf~t me~ts of plulantbropy, have sulfi- \ I' ' I '

IE NRw-n:J\sR Noauvs£N, p~rmit ed _tins ~alumny upon Providence; but prevent tlte other.. L 1 .IJ.t Princeton, Y COLONtZA'l'lOL\' so discour m~ to Inqurrc what hus occasioned nn we hnve lono- had on o ook through .New.Jerse

FlllOto-Oitizeru; ' on Tuesday the 16th inM. cu:Tv, -s la.ve, d~:~~l symptoms on this subject? \Ve Olr. ~t of free hlacks-th~~:s~tes a respectable nt~.;: t has h e com , . . ny C?ener~tio e and oppress o. people through mo.- lousand-the experiment h~ensus ros_e to twelve

~'e:y Coloni:::ati e ~y _duty in behalfo~"th >u> nue'; to skill nsdsh_ut out from them o.ll the Lwe- n~ people have been more en~hbe~n f~trlymo.de-deration o': octet:y, to pres :~ . c Jn>to-Je>·- dy fin er nn sctence-let scorn point its stell- s vcs. Perhaps l wron ust~stlc than our­nation an~l obJec~ ~vhich deepl; nt to your consi- let thcgm g~he whole race, o.ncl then we merely ~ew-York and Pennsylv~ni~: shtcr States of hibit its _ns llldtn<luals. It . concerng us as a 'breathe fo 'tnercly so.y to tltem, Now live and m~ny years laboured with n • t ey have for ready apcln_tms plainly ttnd fait;sfi ~y desire to ex- tennnce. ~ ~obrsolvcs, without our nid or coun- tins ~fuse. Some of tlteir b~~n;::-ou~ o.rdou.r in cane P~IZe~that torsev lu y. Youareal- mo.intai' n ecaus?thoycannotcnteruponnnd 'an? cst~donthesitleofCliri. en _av?tnken tu.blis}~lomzatlOn Society h:~~ years the Ameri- to cours~ ~ c~hecr whlc~l ~vhite men have learned tll~~r pulptts have justly brou..,h;l~n ~mclples ;-

~.'d~ni~~~~~~l~~::,t ~:, c3~~?!,~;!2!t~; ~:~=~ :~.:~~,l ~~:.Ehf?'~?F!i0;':;Fi~~!~~~~~~i ::.~~:~!~~~:tri~:~~:~~~~· ~~:·!~b~~ ~rs on the oce re~cue<l from their cru l v?- l . lS unrensonable. ta.ken from the charter of , . elr t~xt has been

r;~pl~ C!( coloU1~?~ ~~~s~Tin~~ed ~~me for ~I:~~; co~~~~e~}1~~?:~~n~~o.y!~~ nil their privileges a. ~~rt :l~et~~~s~~nhfo.bppym!:~~~l~~::t;~ th~~t Y IS now locate d I

1 ates. This c lei in th d' . • o run n. nearer pnral- d Ol o enevolonce >_o. se t d '

r.u.asmen ts and diffi. lt't lo.s lived through emb~= t ure ande fi ~8l'uj~?n,lbreak the n~arest tics ofna- fra e1,d scorned,_ o.nd humbled. pcopl:;nr~i~h e­lievc, Wants Oll}y thCU •ICSd," and as We firmly be- them dOWI~en S ~' oadlthem With chnins, hunt ane ~1 em~rko.tiOn drawn, deep and broad an~ American e c~>r Ia) co-operation f cd . ns ou o.w~, ct the systems of their urn o as tlm_e. '

~nd evcntJ:3tt~ t~~/\~~0~0~~~~anent 0b~~~~ Yc~~~t~o\~~~kdili~~8~1;ir~~,n~~~v~~:~h~i~~~\~~!- n.l ~~~~~1a~:~~n~~~~~a~~ e~/~~~~~~:e perpetu-

tion of the. ~fricun race. It Ifns e emanclpa- n.nd frown ~way all generous emulation, nnd i~ that t.he last efforts of Philanthro . o~\Y a. type, tnuch OJ?PO_Sl~lOn and more oblo u onco~ntc.red what rank m tit? scale of moral existence think vate Its character? To relieve th~ e y o.ggro.­of a~l this, lt lS a delig htful ex~rd~e ~ut, ln VIew you.' five fn~nerat!Ons v.:ould plo.cP. them? Give the mel?ts of so gloomy o. dilemma had be:~~rilis­leadmgs of Divine Providc n . . I o trncc. the Afncnn lm play, let his functions have full scope subject of great anxiety with the judie" ~ and conduct of humn.n aft' .ce u~ lle r egulation cnlo.r~e his sphere of enterprise, open to his eleva.~ reflecting ~riends of Africa. Theypercel~~~ t'r t what unpromising causes oft~~sflo~r r~mllrk from 't~d Vl~ws the roo.~ to fame, and then judge whe- slavery, With lLJl their exertions, was still o. mo~-pendous evE:nts and th 1 ~ t e most stu- t cr his head or hm heart be below our standard fied curse, that the manacle o.nd chain h d . couraO'ements 'the :aug 1 .what struggling dis- Let Touissant, Chri::~tophe, Pet ion, n.nd score~ deed fo.Jlen from the slave, tho.t he was no fon ~~­reach their full ac moslisflonous earthly objects ,ofot~e~, distinguished men in science,-let the tile. beast of burden nnd the prey of the c:rt~ c ulatin hil co~p . 1_ment. Had a cold, cal- flounshmg colony of Sie;r!l Leone, where fifteen whtp-but the soul was still in bondage. The

, pices ~ PA os~pher ~at ll1Judgment upon the aus- thousand so~ Is are now h":-mg under the influence ~ond h~pe that she would expand with the bless­. e 0 m~ncu.n liberty when our fathers pro- of ~?1 light and rat10nal liberty, enjoying rngs of ~re~dom,,_and under these kindly skies rise J~ ctfiedd that mighty pnrp?se, he ":ould, with the t~e prmc1ples .o~~he ~ost favoured civilized socic- to _the dig~tty of ~ntelligence nnd virtue, had been c~m ence of matl~ematJca] c:ertnmty, have pre- hes, nnd ex~lbttlt.J m domestic and public life, pn!Bfully disappornted. And as if a sunbeam had d1cted defeat and dtsgra.ce to so wild and extru.vn- t~lents ~nd vtrt~es t~o.t would not disgrace any pomted the. only way to complete the redemption, ~ant a scheme. H e v.·~uld hnve reasoned pro- y1ll~ge m Amenca, sttence for ever this cruel pre- the rcstora~ to the land qf their fathe,·s struck •<?Undl.y rrom cause to e~ect, and on every page of JUdice. . . t~e .atte!ltion and. O.Wo.ken~d the inter~st of a few Ins pohttcal tf.eorems pomted to the omens of dis- It may not be unreasonable at th1s time to re- dtstmgUJshed p~1ilanthrop1sts. And m front aster. But the triumphant issue of that purpose collect that ~e have entertained erroneous senti- t~ese, R:obertFml~y,a name dear to scitmce and for forty years w e have r ej oiced to commemorate: ments on this momentous subject, in relation to ptety, With a sanctified and ardent zeal appeared, 'l'hat was the cause of freedom, and, my country- our S?uthern ~ell~w-citizens. I fear we h~~;ve to pr~. the claims of his .affii~te~ fellow m~n. men, she has other claims. As if to exemplify the sometimes felt md1goant, when our sympathies And ~~ IS among t~e happ1est mmdents of o. hfe s tru.nD'e contradictions in the humttn character, -u·o~ld h?-ve b~e? more fit; and have we not much ~~ebted t~ his early ~o~nsels, t.hnt a gra_te­llere ~vhere liberty has flourished with singulllr clmmed m a sp1~1t of too great complace,ncy, the ful pupilla ~erm1tted on this lJ?terestt.ng occasiOn

' · t where nll hettrts have been warmed honou~ of ?reakmg the-shackles of slavery, when to offer a tnbut~ of humbl~ p~o.tse to his venerated pr_ospen y, . d

1 It . he e b ' the cmo.nc1pat10n was attended by no da.ngers? Our memory, nnd ratse my vo1ce mo. cause, that was

w 1th enthusmsm aroun1

ler ~ a~s • · r ' Y lo.ws could safely proclaim liberty to the captives· cherished in his latest prayers. It was a project very pillars of thi~ nob e te mp e,_ as grow~ up a no mother's bosom felt alarm a.nd the sleep ofth~ as novel as it was bold and ma~nanimons. Its polluted idol, r eheved by no vutue~u an mor~ cradle was not disturbed. B~t cast your eyes on ~ifficulties o_v~rwhelt_ned the ~i~d o.nd _despond­o dious and r emorseless than the Ju"'"'~rna~t 0 the cities and plantations of the south and inge- mg. They nd1culed 1t as the VISion of disordered the heathe n. On the same breczef as . een nuously tell me can you in mercy to tilemselves benevolence, and predicted disappointment o.nd

fi 1 I uts o Amenco.n ' ' d" 11 · h B I h borne to the ear the gra~e u ~ 10 _ nsk of your brethren to deluge their land with the tsnster to n Its sc e~es. ut t '.e men. w o freem en, and the h en.rt-sickemng groo.ns of sub horrid scenes that w;ould certainly follow the libe- planned and who ho.ve .hi~h~rto sustame.d thJs .co­. t d slaves. It is time to awake. After all ration of a licentious ignornnt, and vitiated popu- lony, were not to be mt1m1dated by dtfficultJes. J 0 g8: e .•

80 histry which s~lfishness has en- . . . ' . . .· They possessed an ~nergy of character and pur­

the mgeruous I? f hi b m no.ble traffic con- llo.t10n, restro.med by no pnnclples, and With every pose that only rose 111 stren..,th o.s obstacle~ rose · d · +-,h serv1ce o t s a 0 I ' 1 b a · f th h t · fl d It ld · · "' "" l 1ste m ~ e ifc · ction to the heart a passiOn o e ear m nme · wou m to obstruct them They determined to establish

s cience bears one un ~~ucs~d : o.nd while exi~ :e ffect, be to as~ ~f them, after unsl~eo.thing the a. settlement of~anumitted slaves on the coast of that ala very cannot b J erly prevent its i sword, to place 1t m the grasp of rn.pmc and mur- Africa o.nd I rejoice to assure you upon the most ocncies of circhmstanc~ ~n~ pr~pgradually remo- ! dcr, o.nd invoke their vengeanc~. Let ~s not satisfa~tory authority that the plnn is practicn.­:o rompt abolition, yet t e u y r~saes upon us with forget that duty depends on relatl?n .o.n.d cncum- ble'. It is demonstrntcd by o.ctunl and succ~ssfnl P.

0 tremendous a. curse, P . . e to er- stance, o.nd when purely abstract m 1ts mftuence, experiment. A colony of free o.nd happy Afnco.ns

vmg 8 veiD'bt of eternity; _and we ~~Js:c to nfade often wastes itself in the wild~e~ of fanaticism. are now enjoying the delights of home and a rn­al~ the }~at the delusion~ wh1ch ha~~ Y. uf~; of truth. Suddenly. to emancipate the mil~10~s of the south, tionn.l existence under the protecting auspices of ~mve t are dissolving before e 1o this un- and to ru1se them to t.he pr~md d!~mty .of freeme_n this society. The honoured men who ~1avc stood 'it tolerable,

1 ud which has hung_ over h _ in the bosom of thctr white soCiety, IS not t~1e1r by this struggling settlement through 1ts darkest

The g loomY c .0 !re ady streaked wtth sc:me c eer duty. it would be the madness of self destructiOn. periods have indeed experienced ridicule at home, happY people,~:~oken o. bright a11d gl<?nou~~~[~~ But the Rtern necessity tho.t forbids it, ~ortrays in and dis~ters .abroad; but with untirin~ energy ing rays that. th t will only reach 1ts m Ji burniJ1.,. characters the awful enormtty of the o.nd patience they have prosecuted th1s sacred i.ng : a mor.nln~at o. auspicious hour whenst ~~~ • evil, ~d fu~nishe~ the most cogent plea for the enterprise. •They committed their cause to God, a:pteodour 1n ~ . r 1

6,· its b en.OlS shall not re claims ofth1s Society. . . . and he has brought them successfu.lly through_ th.e

.Mo.ine to S~· a Y a c. . . ho.t Let us not be afraid to meet the m1scluef m. all ombn.rrassments, which try' the fo.1th, and d!Sct-. le soul m bond f formidable preJ Udices t - its measures; it is the first step ~ward~ a radical plino tho patience in every noble_e~ort . . ~he de­

pUlXrnong the rnos . a ll es e rtions for the a me reform. It is true that no domestic po.Jliatives, no sponding predictions of those, t1m1d fipmts who • t e ni:icd to r e press has been the str~nge no: purely ~nterJ1nl regulations co.n reach· it ; as only feel secure while ~hey cn.n lteep the eye ~p~ ~ave . on of the s~aves~,·as incapable of 1mpro~e American citizens, these men never can be fr!!e; on a guide-post, or beacon ahead, have be~n 8~-

. ~ora.tl at the Afncn.n indcscribttble so_metlnng and as American freemen they never ~vould ~e nally thwarted by the happy results ?f thiS ino-t.lon t~ thn.t there wo.s dar:noral conformat~on tha~ valuable. I~rudence and self preser~atl.>n forb~d ject of gcJ1iUB and humo.mty. . A~ thllsel:~r:s are rnent' his natural ~ 1 ation; and th.at ln tr';lt- the one, and _Prejudices thl).t seem Implanted 1!1 ment, nearly three hundred Am~rtca~nd ~overn-n,bout _ ,

1 hope of~ e ev . The part~al and un the very constttut10n of our nature, would for ever conducting the economy of P0 ce

forbad l,l.J. to be a s~u.ve:. . pewasborn . ----~--~~----------------~~------------------~~--~~------~~~~~--~--~---------------------

tay Hw u plifted handl I cl of m er e!, -~on~eanco? y cs, ?ppres--

' - ther e n.o nnifl<'l frpWO f':( ~ clad in moumlllg' for :z:::===============:::::::=:::::::~ -Jon -of Liberia. No fin- and soften broM·l j\JT~ a' ] e~ ds - "Fa the r fur- P Nnn t he Pitt.>blZrg Gaze~te.

mcnt at tlie ~eric~~ drlve back to the hea rt t_he sed, ~~fJ~n a ppears ~~~t~·nd rr/.; sons; t he ;?tnin A p AR 0 D Y • ger of scor~ t ler f' manly independence : no m: h_e1" c

1u m . t "r!CY have . . tl.t~ shrieks of kido~p­

risina emotiOns o I in constant remem giYC t lC ' }led e.W~:y ' 1 PPY pln.HUI vidi;.1s t~~rrtdr:~aJ~ti~~c!nd to c1~tin~W:~t~v:~ of bl~~e:: ;::c cea.!cs~r :~dor.~:J%t~:n ~nd ' the ~~ap:c~f their efovation- lthey nf~~ :~take in the ~~~e been b e a rd ... trt~ ...-c ~rgi\-er., a nd I pray thee

" They 1a.ve bl cr f aizc. " ... ; labour a.s men. . · 8 to honourn e ex - voice o pr . . hedcro ;" they feel mccntlv~ mestic relat ion, and for ive."' ront de:;}'m of t his socxcty tion~ springing from ev~r~r~shcs with his early· X ncl m orP.ovc r, 8 nf~ncl ctcr;:Cll we~fa re of fifty when the husban~mo. dew his walk is the state- concerns the te;;nl)O( rnen on that benJg h ted con­footsteps the mo~mng ·'an millions of our .c ow w h en o ur Saviou r 's Jy step of a. consclo':~d~:t V.:e vic\v in any other tinent. The da.y has ~~e~rded as a. m ysUcaJ le-

I. Lhtet Ith.t not t~co.~u!f o.n honourable co-opcrpntio~ , inj unct ion is no Jon~e~ ~/~.uthority . " Go ye into I" • an ffi from the rcsJ- d ithout m ea.nm., 1 t

the liberal and munificent o G s d I but we gen , w Icl a.nd prea ch t he Gospc o ev~ry dent of Hayti. W e bid them o spee_c' Io.ims ill the wor erts a 't.indred influe n ce With must still bc pcrmitt~d to urge th~su~o~or cmuch crentu~e," now ~~ts of t he B ible . In India, the ofthc National Society, as em.tr~l~i~~ i~ its in- ~he pllllnf s f pr~~a. and o ur w estern wilclerne~. g~~~~c: ~~~~~s:O 0~~:d~;d0~0e~~:nent in i~ ob- ~~~~~v~te~ 1~issio'nnry is ~roclniming _the. g la d t~-. u A d besides the t respass WllS commJttecl d ' a of P eace to the nottons t h at Sit m d a r_k­~cca~~st the contin~nt, and to t? e continent le t n~~~ ; a.nu G od h as ~een pleased by m n.ny d iS• j r!tribution be made. There It was_that a fa- ting ui.shing tokens ofhto favour, t o own nn u bl_css ther's teiU's were w~~ng b~ human canmbal~ tc~r- these lo.bours of love. A n d s~all f>?OT, blcedlng I ing from him the ch1ldofhis old age ; there ~t \HlS Afr ica stret c h forth her h a nds m vam? Shall h e r that distracted mothors groaned and supphca~ed o.ppelll be made to UB in vain ?- to us w h o have

• and cried for vengeance, and there let Amen ca ron ~'~'cd o.nd cr ush e d her ? pay her recompense. Let the sam~ canvass t~':t wAn~ to cvo.n ~'~'e l i ze we m ust c ivil i?.c t hem. T Jw bore from her shores her stolen children, reVISit . o · ' ll 1 d • ·t. ' ll t that ill-fated country with her long lost sons. Suf- mJBts o~mornJ a nd m te ectua ~rKnes~_, s I r efl fer not the ardour of a j ust and enlightened zeal upon t lus unhappy race. .;.'he VIces of Jg n or n.nce to be chilled by the suggest ion that the plan and s unk them below huma.m .. y and pre po. rc d t h e m objects of this society arc chimerical. There is for bondage ; nnd we hnvc rc npe d th e hnn·e~t of no obstacle ill t.hc wo.y that should for a moment wretche~ness. '~ e knew bette r . A grnc :ou s ~epre.ss the hopes or relax the efforts of good men and bemg no.ot Bcmg p la.n Led 1~!' amid~t ~ibl es m th1s cause. Avarice has in twenty-fi ve yea rs o.nd Snbbo.ths n.nd t he lig hts of s cJCnce. O ur mtc r­robbed. from this suffering country two millions of co_url'e for the la. t century h a!:f b een con s tant her children : and shall Christian America th With her consls. Alm0st e\·ery breeze w a fted t o fa~oured of heo._ven, the la nd of liberty, and e~ter~ her shores our ,·esse Is from t h e Jn nd o f freem e n. ~~~e, b?d chanty, be tol? th'!'t philanthropy cnn- \ Ve sent • m e n with 11cart s tha t c ould feel ut if Anti~ 1cve more than tlus w 1ckcd spirit. Why hom o ; bu~. when thev 1·euche J u

1c C d

n ca could now ffi · h • t l s 1 d'd - on go o.n speculation, five hundrt;e; d~J~r! 011~ of} Jfo.rt lcss p)~'ld ~~~~: 'f 1 the~ ever feel? ~ou ld th 0 y restored capt ive h a. ca or each t l • or m ere) on hn rnan m tsery ) Did with the weight ~f c~:w~leodu~d her ve;;els groan t~e;e e \·cr o~en. to thc.t delu ded people . th~ \ \ a \ '

complish this desire . .Alrcady~~gboees: J teem~ u.c- tC'Il t ~ecme aln Vlhrtuc and ~en VC'II ? Did tlwv f' \·c·r every bosom 'fV. gms 0 annnate ' l OW appv Ch r <:f r l - l sons, and '~e ,:~~~a ~rend dhomc to Africa nil her a t r enr.ure t hey mig lit find tint ~r' D~~; '> an r~ w illlt will be the shame o.~dor en urc It reproach that of t hem, ever take his sta n d 1C' . I e . Dtd one

But, ruy fcllow-citi tJlc cu~se of _our country. scourge, and in the n f agr.t!"ls t the w a s t ing

" Olt! t hink not my spirit8," E§c.

O h thiuk not that c ash will be always a s sca rce,

A nd as hard to be got as it· seems t <1 : b e now :

N or expect that this ·laugha bJe locking­up fa rce,

W ill conti nue much longer to sad- 1 de n your b ro w. ·

N o ,specie-is a lways a variah le:treasu re,. 13hat seldom the vaults of a ba nk

can r etain ; And the TKI, L E R who fi ngers tbe silver

with -pleasure, · I s alw·ays the .fi rs t to ·return it again !.

B ut send roun d the bowl, and be hap­PY the ·while,

l\1ay we never meet worse in our pi-l­g rimage here,

Tha l the frow n that BANK PAPER c a ll

gild w ith a smile, Or the US CH A RTE R' D NOTE that can

b anish a tear. · •

T he g loom of our woods would be dark, heaven knows,

If the re was not a ba nk here and the re to be sp ie d,

A nd I c a re not ho w soon I may sink to repose, •

\ Vhe n I find one erected on every hill side ;

But they. who have loved thew the fo ndest, the purest,

T oo often, alas-! are a· little derang-ed, ·

for want of your pec?-en.s, this. society lttn•ruishes to t he dest royer cen.sn.mt~ o fn ofle_nde d God, SR. v to act . . We have m~~~ry a.ld . . It is hi 'b time s?~ against natu re> co · y l e ola.b on s , it is trcr~­plo:ed ~ ~ n~ a nationhl ed over It ; we have de- Cit izens---a n d is it n~t t' !(] they e \·e r , tny fe llow 'Yelght sulkmrr our one _curse that was by its . on th is s ide of ltne ? T he re is n o ob. ~Yvenroanficelis opened. W~~~- G~ow, n door of de- / lemnly interesti~tgernmityt _, th a t present s m o re ~ :oct

au t of o 1 ICcce sub· I cern d o tves t o " -ti.on, how .was ~h~ n ntclylsent to us ilcr s~~"'p~'~'~ted sirnpiean t l.te p~ocess by which t~n~g_c _o t_n· ~on ­City and Vlllna ~ n ·ppea answered f co.- . ns tt Will be pow fi I a 11e \ c It, I S R.~ your sym a a.e. td 1'urkish d : om every ema nctpat ed black or u . En~ry c nr .

Aftd the man who has faucied their p(l . pe r -securest,

I s h appy indeed wl1en he ge ts it ex­cbang~d ;:

~~~t~~u~·~J!!~~:.~~J~~,!h~J:Z£~t~r ;~~:1~:0st~o~f·;~,o~u~~!·~~~;~~fr~1d8~~~~!~~~~,~~! · rvcy your 1 . ersey 1 ... t' rta ht"" youth a ·I h bJe habitations CU tJv~tcd fie lds . ••C appeal to IO.ns you rem o w USTl('Ss : a nr) ~·h O t t . C

b~ess you. wj your children ris· 'your comforta- gon C' forth th ember . thn.t t he Word . I e n as Chris­hills to rejoice lo, under provide;~~ round you to hnndt~ nnt~ G at : · E thiop;a sh·tl( ~ s la s long sin ce ~oughcd thos~ t1~ those vnUies td cnu_sed those movrmc nts ofod; , . when Yo n .b }t~clt c h fi1r t h h e r

emember the :c. s und clea red snu(e ? who on the " ·u . providence that e to ( t he m in-ht -:.!~ f~Y your deb~~~oan"~.t.he tea rs ~~obf fokrests? nation s ha1 l ~~ those_ glor ious sp~--.~ -~o lr•a d ;j ,.,.h)t th ~e rnust Inuk """ rica. W I nc Olen ness shn.IJ . . o rn In a d l iOus . " w h ,.., 110~;~~!r~dthupidi~ ~~~:o.~on : w! ~~~~ :~ured: r~vh1ut mo:~J~~~c, a nd the d~~~t ~-~len

1t he wil~l~r~

criou .e lllnw of I . ~ !1-vo dealer. mpted nt cfficic t Yo n need t lllnc e g lnd .II - irhers:~::;;;!,a.;hc.rs :1ndt ~~ i;~;crna] .Mol:c~~~a.~e co'(Jt~~e ;ro~r p~~;~Peratio~--~~~h.fte Your zenia~

or lnen·- It . cy, and We-we-:_n, \VJ\!es a nq t A.~ . ~'lStian ! ns crs? rnor e, to en-America b lS l'Ccorded respond d lllo- nca; and Yon lo.-o Throne " eholds, fin . against Ut; . e llloncy the Lord • as You lov Yonr B ible .iudc. ' the blood lll ~nlJ from ' nnd when for on w?Uid o.wak e You r cou . • prny fo r bef~~eG~~ What m: 1~Jured L\f;:~~ Eternal relieve

0 u~1~lted, decid: d t e n mil!io~~1 ~f !~!1\~~ t h a t The tempo;iziJ-'hcrc cu n b~ onr Plcu. ?-~-~s_ for ~ ~rever from th~nd P~rsev~rin rr r c t:nwn. can have no g S}'stcit:s 11<;> evnsi Ull ty A s •~ - ts llatJona} "" eftort to tho scrutio pla~e. l'iothiof Pohtic:tl e~n t_here. With , l,c/\~ Youn-. h ~ r e proac h . Proof will bK of_ that sen.ngh.but truth Pediency he 'lt i <>-!H 'ittr., a.nd' n uc k \V:\s b the slnvc . resiStless rc lllg in cnn s tand tnco . a,, htve sfl ' r' " ' " ng \•th (last i n~ of I .

ships Will ~ln'l'he stHothe~~~est. 'l'he ll cct Sllch \\" h~ th~~:·;tl ,_t ' ' i(J~ ~-· ~h i n g', d l' ~;~ .~ t trccs;:· CUp lo COnd g'r O::t:Jg Of SWct·cct he~~ 1-;"0 )flc• n o ~ :\ l ei hi-, r:.~ <l<iy \ \'Ito ·· ··cu tha t

ornll us. Is ::t dcuccll f -~h e h·~::J'il<~ t· c ll, , it ~ ~ ~~~< ! , •· didln· he lta-Oot th-11 ( cl to ur - · " .U ) ou 11 <',...-

• ('~<" tt !';' I r.,:a lt.•ct] e<'a tt,;c " n a q l:c.:1. I•• , nnu 1 , .. • n-

. \ •lS Sttch

B ut send rvund the bowl, w~1ile a CAN· TO N" re lnains,

Or aU N tONTOWN bank bill, this pray· er shall be mine :

l"bat the s'un shine of gotd they ma~ see once again, ..

A n d the moo nlight of silver conso)e r theip de cline .

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OF 111g" lhc ""O tl • ~ R"'"' \ p•·o n t ., 0 work wlucll tlll~ ~Oilh~ty IS ·ues•t!Hetl to lilUo Willie lh r 1 c. , l\IR • o e E • h' . . '" ·' ey hau t •• J the .lln n i · . BU~ li ~tnt<- j . ~ ' e ••y t mg among u> •s 111 a •or ming uestitution hu,•i : nelllf yet now, alter .

. Versary .Jl:Ieetin,. nJ , . I we•·~ tJ ~ bu t r ecently, as is well known, tha t w u con~equen~es of uo. lea_rncd the it· worth fyc;u s ot • .!11tssionary Socicf!J~ J\I. the United Domestic lha t t~~~Slllu t~d one of lheslnlcs of the Uu ion. At with n. keenct· r~{;•.~nt•oTu, they r eceil·c th~~':n tbe

'I h e R c ,, l\1r B ' ay 13, 1 13~5 bod,. 1. 'nn<1 1mlceu for ~ome yc:~r~ nfter wanl• the mon from .1 t•·~ ,. 11

.• • he nnnunciati011 of a ew · ••1 r us! f · , o the t t · · ' ' " e In"' m:< · ~er a fte r movino- . . 1, ro•n T u cl ia na pol' . I . the Ohio ~ e, excepting a narrow tract along Snbhath , calls up lh~ :~:·S I~nn.ry nftcr many a ~ il en~ m it ' . "' i.l. vot e of thanks t ' IS I ll. nth ana, lit:lJ· . ~ ' _a no . Cl' alo~g th~ Wabash,, ant! a few m:- cnl'ly life: the thi •. . soc,at l<~ns of childhootl :\

tee o t t he Socie ty, for th o the ExecutiVe Com- « on~ bta t.ons m the. m~erwr, w~•s hltl~ else than I iug a~sctnb!y2tho ~1\lof th? .tolling hell-the gnth e~~ ::ttlopte ct in a id of th C e mc nsu ~·cs which thc-y had ~.n • · ;-t.,.e ~un~l ess cont•gUJ ty of shnde," the ha unl of frou1 a ll which they~.~~n~•es of the house of Gou !:'t;J.t cs mad e ~('ble churches of tl to . t l~ case, a nu of men as 5avagc. Sub~cqunn tly their hear ts :we o en~d P. ccn l o~;~g cst.rnngcd--anJ

I t ' e t he followin g s peech . IC ' Vcs teru fo .e yea t• 13'20, the public bud~ in the iute•'ior the woru "'l~dly PTI and i'rcdispo~ed to •·ecc;vc 1 cannot hut b e mattct· of I . . ti~~ulng a tra~t. of countt·y tb:~ t for beauty of ~ i tu a~ listen to the me.Eso"'e:er ra.ro swift. ~o hear, and u;cy

a ~ who pra y for the pC!acc .l e3ulta r g •·:t li!icn.tion to on tll ~nd f?rilllty of so il, is probaoly uot sm·p:~ssccl aml sinlplicity that osccur:Se~~o w•th that candour fs.a etnh1, as Well a s to tho· e 'vt''u prosp e rity of J eru- t i le f con ~ lllen~, have been cxpo.cd to sale, and the the influence of the truth 1e gro:J.test deg,·co of or e pr , lo tn·e ~01 · 't 1 o emi"'J'aLioo bas nnu1· 1 · ' tl · 1'h · ogress of "'Ood - te l ous mere ly · l't o. . ,.- e1 10 WI 1 •mmeusc rn- e subject mon•o,·er is n t. d'

proveme nt in our ~oun ~.orals, and of g ener al im- P~ ~J· :~nd .'s ~ll~l flowing. 'rho ehnrac tcr of our from their mincls. As lhey h~v~~~~\~~ltely cl is!>~ lled of G.ospel ins titutions intt ?t' to .hea r ~f the plautioo- ~u~rt:~IO~ Is!' \ arlo~s, beu',c drawn together from :t il pel, t !J ~·y .arc ll isposeclto make the n•o•t o~i~.f t~c Gos­solabons \nd · le ffil<lst of our m 0 1 .. ,, deo · 15 0 t 10 Un1o11. 1 hey nrc, howe>·c•·, for the 111J;ly ll •s a fr..:q ucnt topic of couvers

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Whic h h~ vc\hus ~1 contemplating the happy r'e~ult~ ~1o:l par t, poo•·, nnu from ~hal on ler of .~ocicty who th.ems~h·e.s . Buiug remote from ' he sc~u:"ot':~oug c iel I feel . . a r crowneu the effot' ls of this S la.' c not been u:cJ to t:~k mo- the lead m the csta- C\ cnts, f• o::l the marts of COII!111crcc and a!~ c~t . ' " C ~a. ' SI~, 111 common with man othc t·" o- bbs~11~ ent or supp?r~ of the saluta ry instilutio!'ls of sour~cs of public commotion, their thOl;ghts mo.rc ~~~~ an<.l of ~ clp~ctt!•ar gro~nu~ for tha nks""1'Yin.,. t~' cih~t le::u ntn:; anc.l r cbg.lOn. A 3 might be ex pected, : ~r~.ly turn upon the .concerns to which their attention

e ICtt.attou to his fr. e nds . Thi~ "e llt' xo , therefore, they a r c 10 :\degree <l ependcnl upon a n las .been recently d~rrctcu. Ancl cl·ery minister of ~y, I ~har~ tn common with all the w ell .. ~~lent, I a;;em·y uot lhcit· own, for putting into ope•~' t•on the fh r.'st knows on whnt a vnntngc ground he stands when

tOn, 1_11 VIeW of .the whole l' ung e o f th~\~ 1 ~_t·s \o me;~ns. which they actua lly Cl•joy lor mclit~rat i u:; I :~o~~ccallect to break the bre~d of lif; to a hungry operattOns--a Socrc ty, the tbu --ht . r C . ~c•ely 5 thc1 r mtellectual anti mond condition T he prol'i I I, : nevolenc~, to which the lan,gu~t ""ee~~ a 1h'rliO.n bef ~~ons of our .state com!it :.. tion Jay an ;mplc found a: th~>\;~~~~~~~~{'~1~~rd~~~e~h~ !>eo~:f ~s n~ ~.fh:a nt n~o to ol?- may I;>c fa irly ::lppl icu, ho\~e\'er h~~ y ~~~~~ ~•on fo•· the mtt•r ests of l ca ~nin;, b ut ~hey await un by those who reflect up~n . t l~~ · u a~urr~;; ·;~n~l~:~~t~~~ mtgbt shrmk fro~ the application : "'Vhcn th ~a~ •mpl.' l!? fron• nbroatl to ~nn~ them •nl? s t~cces!fu l wealth and prosperity to generate indificrcucc, ) not heuru me, the n 1t blessed me. when tl 0

• ope la!.lon. As th1~ fcatuz c ol Olll' conslllUtlOn 111:1)' contemp1, tOII' :J.rds a spitituul 1eligion that proposes me, it gave w i lness to me; be~a u se I de~~ . c~re sa w not be ~c nown, I w:ll hc•·c lak e . II.IC ol.lJlortullity lo Jlll .ui1sccn good . This fact it is true is' not very fla t­poor that crieu the fatb l ·~ . d h ' \ eted the stnle th.tt lh.e. publlc lanlls nz·e ll ll'•lled IIIlo ~culJOu,, lCI!ng to the worldly prospects of Christ's a mbassa -nonc to he1 P h ' ' Th ~e ... , an f 1 .

1m tha t bud l'< ~ch of :t. mllc .!l)Uarc, anJ conta in 6·10 :J.c•·e~ . Ou t dors, but it is a n cssenti:J.I aiel to the success of the

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f;' 0 uzn tha t w~~ o~ c,·ery 36 of U1c2e sectiom, one is gr:1tui lou! ly truth. As the country is still in infancy, and its rc-

1 ea Y to pc rtsh <?a m e UJ?On me, o.mll caused the WI· ~n·cn by CounTess to the sla te lor the suppo•·L of sources not yet devr.loped, they a rc unable to embark c.lo,v's h eart t? Slll.g fo.r )Oy. ' ' . . . ::chool ~. In :1 J•Ii t ion to th i~, one whnlc l•··•ut 01' !n any great public cntl'l)n is.c or schemes of in~o~nal

But my obJect 1n n s1n9 before y~m ll11s e \·emng 1s township of ~0 sections is app ropr inlctl fo•· the tmJHO\·cment-moasu~es, wh•cl.1 however. uusp1c1ous u o_t to d~scant upon the s1gnal bl e~sm;;s ~onfct'l'ec.l by fount! in:; and supporti ng of a sla te uni versity, which tl•cy may be ~o tho li n~ I prospcnt~ ?f a n~uon, ~r c\·en thts Soctety upon the wh ole ftelt1 of 1ts mOuence 01· is a lr c:tdy· locnted and has commence..! J rat· to th~t of the Church llse.lf, yet f01 ~he .rune bomg, do

l · · 1 h b · fii t f 1 a' OJ 0 •ens 011 ccrta111ly oxen an cngross111g abscrbmg mflucnce upon to eu ogrze 10 g enera t .e cmgn e ec s o t 1e os- a ~mall scale the prc~enl yea•·· It may a l•o be men· t.J ' ·II · 1 tl t · (; ' r •. · r ' ·I f S · I' 1 · h · . · 1e puu c 111111( , Ill IS a r •rom ucmg ,a,•ouruu c to p~l o ~ou o_ur 3.Vt?Ut'.. ' r om t 11s attempt uma- t1oucJ lb:~ t the av;ul~ of all fines for pcna! on:cnces the interests of deep-toned piety.

utty sh:rnks 1.n consciOUS I!IC0~1petence. 'l h a t Gas- ~o t.o. fo1·m ;;_ fuotl for t he SUI_JJ!ort of s.cnun:tn~s ol Another fa vourable eircumslnnce may be pointrd p el \Vluch bt·tngclh ~al':atlon ~s ~s Oluch b eyond the: learmn~. ::,qch a.m the prov•s_1ons wh1ch a1·e m:t~e out in the somewhat insa lubrious character of tho cli­compa~s of huma n pra1se, a s tl 1s b eyouu the mea- f<JI' the •mportaot mlcrcsts of ltteralu•·c . Bu t the1r mate that nrc,•a ils more ot less throughout the whole sure of human d cset't; aotl w e lea .-~ the \Vork of h•mcfi ts a r e not r ealised. 'l_'~e ma:s of the inh;,bi- extent of th~ J\liss1ssippi valley. Although it remains somewhat 1nore s uitable celebration to the company tants nrc bacb varc.l in a vmhng themselves of the to be proved whether the liability to bilious com- • of the reueeme d in h c::l\'en-to t he hundred an u ~or- pril'il c)!eS guaranteed to lbcm. by their law~_. In- pbints. is any thing IT~Ore than is it~cidcnl .to a ll new

nd four thousand, who s la nu upon mouut Z10n, deed there are many of them ';;no rant of theu· ex- countncs ~osscss.cd ol a . rank luxu.n ant so •l~ at prc­t y. a L b' e writte n u pon their fo t·eheads, i:tcncc, aml the cho~en guard1:tns of Lhc pcople1F sent, the ~l unate 1s certa 111ly P.r?canous ns to 1ts cfi'ecls wtth the a~ 5 .::~:ents of its sa \' ing power. M y right~, and of a ll public interest! , be in;\' for the most upo n cm•gr~nts. Many fa~11llos hn'·? scl~ctecl a. sp~t a s the h?-PP~ .lnO . . F thi" e \·enin""'s report , as JY.lrt p lain men, little \'erscd in th e wei~hti e•· mat- never oecup•r. rl hcfu ru, hopu~g from Jts slle, thu ~ ll purpose 1~ cltflcreut. rom - . "' . le rs of le,..isl<ttiDu ha ,·c hi therto been extre mely a t would prove u. healthy locn llon; when al~s , the hrs~ wei! <. s fco m v a r i0 u::; docume n ts . r.,;sued by yo ut 3 lo;-s 110,~ to brio•~ the eu uc~ttion ~y~tcm to be~ with summer season has 1101 clap~cd, befo:c .:c: cra l of t!l~ Hoanl, I p e •·ce i \ ' C that the~r atl~nt~on h:s :l~:J~npa;~ pr:wtica l e ffic ien~y u pon its g~·c; & ( tlc~ ign. And it ~:~~·~ch;!~:e ~:.~ .. f~~~~\~~~~~ ?-:iell::~c .~:"~~~;~n r:op~:-tic u! a rly d irec t e u t o the. \ 'V;:tc• n 'J_~:t:,-' ;ate of In- may. not be a :niSJ .he re to ~cnt•on th_at a gent leman d~: But they a re as !t were fastened to th~ spot . 'l'hry esp e c ia l ll!ann c r t o th e ) ou r:, .and r~- t~'? s ' s o er;..- of tugh stanumg. mthe lcg•sla ture ol tlla t sla te, h:\tl havc cxho u~ tccl their liu h: stock of means ,_n thc CX\'cnsc d iana. I n tJ 1is dcpartme~l o i the .~oc tety . P _ a coo~ultat ion w1t l~ one or two c.lc•·g;ymen, on the of emigra tion. They c:J.unot retrace thclr.stops ; and . \n s I fe el u OI OI'C l i l·cly mtc r cs t fl oln the Circum subject l)f adtl r t>s~mg a commu.mu:ttJon to., the ho- though they tru, t tha t nnolher season w~ll. be moro

t JO . f its h a viu" been t lte sphere of my feeb.lc nourcd C hief J\1agi~tr:tte of 1 111~ c:olllmlllll •Y1 ~ho propitious, they stand as under ~Hr.r. s t ol JUdg~nrm, 'tance

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0 p a" t t wcl\re m ontb, am.l from Its has fa vouretl tlS hv int rod ucing the first r csolut:on h:J. ,·iu" the sentence of death w1thtn thcmsrh es.-:­

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. ~ under P t·o \·iden cc t he per- U · ~ cvc nin"' iu oriler tha t thty mi.,.h t be put iu pos- Coose"quently the prea rhcr of the Go.;pcl fimll th~m '." bcin:; h kcly to c:~~ure m inis try . A nti I a m ha p· c~;sion of 1(1'0 rcw lts of his 11,atu;c oxpcl'ience on a sot~11111 nud imprcssilJio state ; thc1r lh~u~~t~~~~ ~~:; m a ucr: '. f:. c: h .l of ll1 ) u . · c .. 1., ; 0 n to app ear before • •1 . cts Qf th·15 nature and that ~ou1c defin ite pl:lll liari:r.cd in u measure to death and. cten;•t} • •

• · 1 le 01 1 t r11S o "· • • · . su IJ C ' ' f 1 d k . d'e r way to th01r su LI&S.

PY 10 ~c~~~~~·~f t hat d eso la te h cr11 ta~c£· ant~d~ ~~~~ as to the in~cstment :~nbr l ~l :tnagc~Lc:;:htt~:ee c~~~~ m~~~:~g~~1~~ ~~~~i~~c~n~iou that hhnll uow s.uggl'sft,

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y o u 111 ..,_ , been a l•·cat..l y (one or ' f ion fund mJgh t come e.or o 0 11 1 " ' ' . • l' r rfu lmotivo fu r the introduct•o" o t w thetn k~ fu :· W•l ~•t h a s inua n c c :l!1tl cxlcnsi? o .of you •· cils with the srmction o f his •·es pcct c~ n:u;u c. A ~car :t_ffnrd,'nga;~J'~:s ermanont plauting in thill ro,;ion, ! ~ t o Sll C )O l' t b c CO·~~ thi s o b ject in \' iCW It glVCS OIC of unll uly (aXillg his time and ntlenliOII Ill ~le lO ll; • ( vos~~llfromthu f~Cl lhn t nothing will have n 11101'0 ch· ~hJ. riti c~ . A!lll Wl t.: . t i :1 ll~ n o t call eJ npon to en- of pr essin"' official u utie~, de terred t hem rom t 1o : ;~l' influcu~ •· in deciding the future c!Funw•r o~ •he :,I e:.~s u l'C ( o r c11ecl . 13.. t ' e ol tha t n ever h as been e:lsurc. o . . ' { Jo ula tion. Fnr il is an indubitable f••c•. t.hat • tcr~ J c ·l vo ur t o c l·calc "1\:~teTs d orma nt , or to plead for m Now it requires, Mr. Prcszdeot , _J~·t tl~:J.t ~·:'~ ~ ~r~ great numhcrs of pinus and wortl?um~;' ~ ·;~~;~<'~l~c f~l 't.' .~~~~~ ~~~~~5l~a ~.:c 0 e~ c r \;~~ ~'t:~c~u ~~t~~ee ~a;'; ~fn~~e;~o~~l~f~~~~~f~~ i~:~~~~~~~~~;c~\~"t~ ;;~n~~1:s~ ~~:~·.::~~t~~~:~~~~~.'.~c~·~~~~~~~~·; ~':~~~:~~~c\•i•~,~r~;c1 ~11~i\l~~rk cxe: ' I fe d th:~ t ·l 11 :1 ~e ~on • nu t o hold out a w a r- mstitutions on font. They a r c loolccu to OI c~ounu._ wen· it not th~ t. the~ an• c ~~~:~~ u•~':v il!iu , to cncoun· t~::l~~;llly al re~Jy c.nh stfo~! ~~ha t has bee n nlready nicaling thC: fi rst im pure·fl And ~~~~~ful~~~ ;i~u~f of n· l/~io~.~s p~r~ v~~~·tc;;~~i~~~~~Jl thc ir fami.li;s.whcr~ the

~{1 ~: t :• n tl j ust.~~~~~~~~~r f:l rthe r favours of the ~a me pris~d :\t~es~~i~~~:; : nd1; r ~~~;cl~nd of responsibility ~~~b~~~~~~ ~ ;: ; :ot ''! 'joyc.t~u~clle'; \\1~1(;~~~>t~~u::.~::: :7ll ri~~

1 IIC a.:: ;:t ~e r.. ]'a a rn"'in"' cou•se. . h be certa inty of forming the clnwac- ligion a rr wanung. . u I 4ultl .est~bl i shr rl, ;w ei : ·? tl ' v i tbout in t h e le:ts l t I. P• ;tten~ connec ted w~t t e destinies of coming generations. train of hlcssin1;"• llu wtrc~tl ucc~s citixens will be cl u~-,.:up . rn~ i l Inc , th e •~.' ' u r r eva rd, to ca! l y ourra r e !1- tor and ~hapzng t~ be obvious that this very con~idc- ~ ,. ho~t of so be•·· worthy , ~•rtu~ho sln ll he the pride of

c t l;c r o bj ee l .o ~·otion s ;,·jnc ing the pecu ~nl fo r SLil.l it c.annot unspeakable importa uce to the field . tc ring nJOn llrl t,I l.~ tr ;• ~y,.l\'~'1:' untl s'•a;up their own cha-:1 ny o f . c ons •d e t a . ' I e pr e sen t mom I ra liOD g •vcs au u b nentioned :•s pe· our conuu y, \ 1 "' e t lc ti•lll t o :< c ~~ t s wllic h cx•.~ t ~~~;tl section of o u l' .la lSl ; Another cit·cu~!t~nc~b::~cce~: of the preached rartcr upou li'\ ir d~~ce nt~:~~·cnt, it must hn ackno~v-

~~~:~~,\~~+~l;~,~,~~:ll~(ll;f;~~l:~:~ f~::~:.;~:, :~~ . :f~:;~ ~:.~.::r:Y~:E:::~~t:~:~J~~q~:~:~ ~'.:~~:;.:;~.:~s:~~~~··m.;~t'rf:~i~;:~:J: ·~~ c ic ty •:;. o o f U1C c l!O•c e s . sent tha t pol'LlO~ ?e the institutions of religion w rc ~~~~ ;~~ pcrsr.,•eraucc in the goo• wor I . exhi b it H)~ t~cir·ucncvol cn~:· nt ind tha~ the. ps~ech as ~uarters ; t~I~U"'h they may bave valu.~rl them u . . . . • urn r b s o t t o b e IJo rne 11 · \·il institut,oM, ,s meoc- JOY?u, a.n.. .. b . • · • ) •

It is the~• v· a nd of o:J r.t~~u . ~cason fot· co.m . . l ct· ~ocJ C J' st prop• I ~ . . . . •

5ta c • -r it the rr~o . . . .. . to ren tle .

T1 this soul o n t o G oc.l , m w bose set:vi ce b e

I b r eat clou Jlcrhaps h e was t hen d ri nki ng the lib<.> -. Vlho tha t Ja h all s ull c. .1 fh ' " G l C- t . ,

f poto" ' ' . . ..0 neal . f <rlory from the b anu o JS rca ap am , nfl tC;; 0 . o f TJ!>Ing ur. • . U. llOU 0 b

I h tLO u •C 1 I ort LlllltY rice ill hiS h ii II ~: on h igh. • . . ~ . wish noW ·ss thC Ol P. t hC v~'<rY p .t the onl} 'J 'I thcr lcaCIO"' thought (10 v. lu~b 1\!r. n. dwdt, . u e cf- h viii t rl l 'f h is iS . nee anu leO . o I cJ ' t ' ' f z·ol• · a nd then 1.

1 wealt ' f God? . ni~ e:ocstc ' h. he r proba- "the i::npo:·t<tn::c,'' as 1e expree~e J , o

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our wc~t,•ru 1 ~ redly be vistll e. the thr.onte11°0

verY timo1 • . '"to i! beuelicfc nG~eabr're l. \ \'hat wa!! , a s ''"ell as conquest , in t h e mi5~iooary efforts

wu~tc P. aces fi~:ent oid will ::sa nl pace a long and tht~ d swcl Ill t ha t o . r t h· te:uure, ,. • fccts of tiS bene nd·mucing wtth.cqu ro"ressi,·e ti ntc,to rise a n . a nd<!U t iHl ll lcu :.urc or upon "o. of the church." .. Thry may be scCII f society. \\' tlh tho p "l vastC bl a ncl tltOIC c:-,.~Jcrcd upo~. r G ive lliC the s u Litu:l~ IJ'hc appropriation of funds matle by .t~c Soctety with the i • nprov:;nen,l· l~e pl.lysical nnd ~~'~ .';~~r;u r' huge is~ fortu ne ~qu. red with thtS. r a P hi lip3, a nel l WI ' ·u feeble chu r ches to support the m tnt~lry, auJ cultu re of ~he ~;.:~cou~ly rcclai me~. II I ~~~he ground, le~s heirs, cfonl~;tor ris, a ll Abbot, ·oof kings. tt lo :J.Jp lan involved ill thi ~ arrangement to give 3 5 shall be snnu 't poplars a rc •C cr prcJ· u- 0 a ... , !' ulencs~ G d the irn- 1e b . d wwcriug ouks nne

1 0 1 of iguo;:lncc, h influence J pi ty the 1

1 . ch I bless o • c h per manence as pos~iLle to the l;: ours of the ~~:~ nxc sha ll. ~c Ia it! a\~1~0r~~trls aro opcn~ ng thro~~ lool< dow ~s a~nothe r ll ::l rne ··

0" ; : ydt a llowed m.e to

1~ 1eet•:: 01 ~cs.i onary were, he t huu:;ht, peculia rl v fe licitous.

I. cl t'rJ·cltgloll· W I . I ·~ y shatl bec!l.S p 1'hcrc ' nb lH\Ve . 'th th ts sor:l '. mt. ' ' I h . . l tl I b' ttce, an ~ estc a ht"' l"" · 1Jnd .

1.1csof the tot 'ts conncXIOII W I

1. h ,v.tll be l:l e sa 1· 0 it w as r emnrkau c, ow lrao~Jcn le la 1-

the e::tenl of our vast . or . '. ~o~ 1<1 pass O\•er, tTlUrt l h. ch fro nt I a me w t:C l I d '· . t f I t . 'or tltc Lorcl ancl h t~ ! fll t~o. • ~,IICI ,vntor courses arc . lll buL to w I 'd to allude ; a n l "r'ltitudc l" tionofthc go~J.le la uec n Jn mos o ll •~ coun r~es ,, 1 ·crs free 11' ' 111itte nory anr "' ' " h h ·' 1'1 while our ohstruct~< 1'1 \ f ~~ a nd 111arle to ru n 1 may bu per rch ns I on~ a s m: ' • ma li\' u alliOll{!: lo w h ich it h a ll P.en 1wcac cu.' tcr c was .•caJ·cc-clunrotl of the dcpos•111 111 0 ~~ ~ · 'the streams of lmo,~- dour to the. chu d wh ich I pruy Go~l /r . the nanw 1 a lancJ f1·om J c r usa lem e1 1 her w ay rou!JJ th e a rotl fertilizing through t \JC ~'v;tion shnl! pour th~r ~hu ll .rc,rn n ut , !~~s of the rcdcu tT tC~ o:~~r this objec t, i t ~olJC' to w hich the Chri~tian r c lig-iol'l hall not pcnc ­~~~~~ic t~\~~t~rr~~~~5~~.c~11t1hcsland, anrl couvett tt tot e tho h:~~~~~r~y his p rincely d~' :j~~~'\"nc:~lcu lably more tratcJ. Bu t sh e hat! been r ath er a fly iu;; visito r ~urdcn of the Lo~:~ . . T R A C'JI F n O.iii T Hl: • ?f b0

\ a srna!l tniug to say, ~a a n racl', t han a ll t llf• thnn an abiding inmate. S h e had flcu from land t.o .. . ~ SS ~~r uth~ hoppi ncss of the IU~; ay his sor rows bo a s- hllll :md from contiucn t to conlinen l, a d esp ised

REV DR G RI Ff'IN 'S ADORE • ,u d of E u rope. · h e sencc ol ' ' f 1 h ] ·' · · S (

1 in B oston, crowned hea ~ r ss re lie ved , by t e pr all\1 pct·sl'-cute tl ~traoger, o w 10m t e w or u w as

Before tlte .llmerican Educat fon oc~ey, ~·J nsrd . a nd h ts l~nf ~ ·;,cas so csscnti<t ll ,r sc rv~cl. d J'l\ t not worthy ; anti it w ould be :llmost inferred by one Jllay 23, 1825. I-lion whose chtuhrcc Cl~risti n n public t n gtve th ts .go ~o- ioonorant of h e r fin e genius, that to gi,·c h er to ouc

d d the charitable edu- 1 call upon V\' ithou t umo n "' · · 1 J 1 r tl '-1 For thirty years I h'lvo r~l? 'H 0 for the Gospel . the ir u n ited s upport. . . ry thi ng n a t 1011, was to WJt 1 1·aw 1er JI'Offi ano Je;·. r <:: cation of pious and promtSil.'g.Y o.uth labours ab road. 01n.te rpr;:~l ca u be accom plished ; "'1

1th ttt, ~~~ds may thoug ht C h ris tians ~l10u ltl 5eek to m ake their mis-. . t 1 0 no 0 nd for rntsstOtloliY ' t nng g . A fie v benevo en 1 · · · '1'1 f h mnustry a t I •. . · 1 ·ch Christ ia u bu t impossibiliues: ' . ncl s t rugrolc ha ,., Sl011ary tmprc~51 0il :3 Jiermane11t. 1e rampar ts o l e

as quite tht' most unport'lllt w,ty Ill w n I of thetr race , a o . l h I·' b d . I., l k I . l bcoel·olencc can apply its funds . . Etlucate them, n~:. mourn ove r t l~e r~tns 'd but it is like la d 111g !;O::pc s ou u c cu urmg !:<e t Jc roc on w 11c 1

the will exert an iucalculablc mfluence upo.n t agaiust the mts~nes ~;e~ .':~~'u ;litcd ..:ffort wo uld l'rc- th ey rested. lie thou;;ht the plan of the Snciety ' !: wo~d even if chari ty proceeds no fu rther ; wttholl t I out the ocean with a" • ' o p~ t·ations in the w est w as a c.la ptc<.l, undet' C oJ, to them,' or men like them, missions must cease, trn.cts ~r F.E< ·!I O F T! i e cffnr.t this end. must be silenced, and e,•cn the Bible cnnn~t .be carne.rl I R · · iV p B RFCKE~Rl DG E Il e clo~ed with u r .,.in2: that. the Don1e~t ic aou Fo-tn the world . Had I a fortune to IJestow, ( tt ts my rlelt- "!"' · 1 1

•• ·" · • d D omest ic 0 ~ be• ate judgment,) 1 could 1101 s<' l ~ct a~othet <>bJ.cc t so .'lithe Am~trcrsa,;·.'l .• ~llcUt~g of 1'e GnLic r eign work should g o on w a ru in sacrell s ylll\''"-\TY:i well entitled to receive it a ll. [t ts dowg good 111 tlw .rl L.stoawy !:Joc.cf.IJ· :-~nu co-oper a tion . It was one w ork, for 011e sake, most wholnsalc way. Here is a piou3 y outh doom~:d ' The Jtov. J uhu B r cc kenrit.looc of Lexington, Ken - aml u nder on e c ommon L ord . H e expressed the by poverty 10 plod in one of the mechanic a rts. H e . l ' .

0 r t r ll I most full anu fen·id assnra nce, t ha t Ule C<t.u se w o u ld shcrls Lho gleam of a holy example 011 n small neigh- l ucky, 111 seco11t tll).:' the mol ton o t· a YO. c o 1a11 •~ ~ bourh'locl, hut with a mind uncultivated'he ciin do l lO to the E)(.CC Utive Curullli l tee of the Soc ie ty fo l' the p r osper , auu h e h ailcu in pr ospect \.he gl or i.ous ua y,

R · h b d ·

1 ,,·hen the :want g ua r J c o f the t.wo mis~ionary hoslE,

more: !l iSe that yout . r e uca tiOlt ~? t le sac~efl :1iJ Whic h t hey ll:ttl ::lf]oi'U CU i.O the feeb!e eh urCh CJ . .1 funcuons of the Gospel muustry, and b~sHles exer tmg p 1·cssing lhc u· conquests w estward, a nu p r es£iug a wide and benign in fluence upon society fo r thirty of t he \ \" cs ten1 Stales, rc:n:J.rkct.l i!l ~ub~ta:1cc 3 S the m cast ward, ~houlu mee t face l.o face on B he-yca rs, he \~•11. be tho means of ~onvening many sou ls follows : r ing ' s S tra it s, a nd h 3.Yin g girt the g lob e i n triu mph, w~o but f~t hnn \vould ha'·~ penshed. These convert~ lie sr~ iJ t hat he shou!J b . - r ,1, ·t 1 · , u t. b u n itedly swell the common ~bout of vic t ory. wtll e.xcrctse a. sttll groa.tcr mfluence upon the next ge- q' ] . , • ~' e. •<:: '

1 11" II ) t_o e

nerawm, and these a su ll greate r upon the next ; a uri ·( c~t 10. Ulc [ll'e - e nce and. a lle t th e t·e mat·ks ol tltc ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

tl~.us that yo~nh whom you rescued from obscurity it IS!t::lg'U t~hc<l gentlemen wbo J?recctlctl h im, tl iLl IJ e j-~\lll ex~rt an mfl uencc from generation to genera tion, ?0 t appe.'lr a~ the ad\·ocatc of alruo; t a new w o dd '~OE~D "\U"• •ncrcaom.g ~c~on<l a ll ca lcu la tion, to the end of thl' 111 lh7 W~o l. The r csnlutiou w hich it wa« h is ri,· i. .Iii.- .& ~ ~ wo,~ ld . rl!'s. ~'~ upon the supp .sit ion tha t he is only a n lf':;c m hts feeble way to enfor ce was - . , j 1. ----~--· -Of( \.na ry ffi llliSter. But suppose him a Whitefield a thou;;ht of tl.te mo-t col . ' :- \VOl . lY l r' Bramord, or a Samurl J ohn Mills, a nd how fa r be o~d ctcty. It im·olv d - :mn cot~ salcrallOn of the ~o­:~~:~ach of fini,te thought docs the good arise. I ·: ncw rcferrell to a •ct~·ic~lot;n;; ~f ·~n t e.nse s trength, :lllU

he ;~s~:~~~~~~~\Jo~~th . T~ knew him ~rom ·~ chilcl t ill remlercd to ol-:nust mil~o~;, t c •m_ror tance to be his companions ra · • .lc mcn~nws Ill winch ht' and He ~aiJ that he h· Ll . o 1Ulmotl3l m en . American t n iss iUtrs.lfec~l :~~~ !\Xtstcnce tho e mbryo of f.~C't, t hat the comm~ni:·\lely be:u s truck w ith the ten have I traced them ~vi th out bofote my rloor. Of- !Jill apal·t, in lho it· . · y were disposetl too mu c h to

Ifc,~t th>\t I was tread ing on ~onlsypeaknbldc mtercst, a nti Domc~tic micsions ' t efwtsl :tnd efforts, the For c i"n anti saitlhe t · . groun. " Yo rl t 1 - o le e hur J T l 0

\~c <lie our ~~~u~~,~~amon, "are lilllf' men, but ~e~~;e c~~i\ ,, one Sl;rnce, anrl of m uc-h ~~~:: ley ' :·c l·c in tho wnrlrl ." It was fe~~ll~t be felt on tho other side of tl; c\U~nt; W:\s perhaps c-ommon! e equa l tr.~lls n n d felt hy unnumbered m' IJ' t !rough tho earth i it will bl' ll e . I'ISl!ans of lhe d:~y h ly ~upposctl. Amon .... crumble this rarth to t: t~on~ when the l ~st sbock sha ll ~ere \\'11~ a sentiment of i· . e 13. ob~cr,·ed , thr~":. ty Lhould raise up nnoth~sSa An~ ~·h a t if you r cha,t i- ~~ a ~pi t·i.hral kinu, as>oci~t~att'e. :\Dll high chi \' ::\1;:,.

nt a man create a fu l ~lue ohn l\Itlls > \Icc, which waq not . Ct WJth lhr- kn·e i"'ll . p~rt unc pious youth a ~~~ wluch sha ll conota n;ly Sl th e chut·ch nt · ~- a>~octatctl wit h th e o. ~e r -Ntll his influence be 'ret~ o:~ l'wh~t .an ar~lazing cleg .'~~ ' \he foreign ~c~·~~~'n e . . :fhi3 v:as i:l p :1r', sJrvu-:: o f

m;~o~~~s~t~~~~ ~l~~:e~'lrwar~r~ th1~1u~as~~~~c ~:~llu ry. ~~~~~c l~1aill.' ~~~at .h~ :,;;u~tl~~~~~ous ' "Ork. ~~~ 'r~~ : ~~.;n~~· who have been stu~r;~~J,;tha t nation ~f hal~e)~ wns to 0~~:'1~~~ Sp tnl of 1T im wh~~\.lo untlcn·atc it. wrctcl~~~~ c~~ glo~y, <~nd lnntu,: \~~ys by which Gut! hono.urcll ~~ t;ze r:;,a ?Ji::~ ionary cor ~st ~t on C:l rt!t' forwa rd to •tnpa n tot~9 111 hell, an(l 'trl'~v ~· upnn thni r of tntssiorn r ic lc ... octety h a <l been P-: !c5seu ~tnd edness. " wg:~~ o~ t ~tllrm inablc ; nd i ~r. t ng .~hei r eye~ he woulu' n ~ ft·om l nui a and lh ' ~VIth the pre,c ~< ce froon that inri ll it:\,~is~cn ," say they, " th~~·I S t ng bll'ss- ot· refuse ~ ~:' he tl a t·c not bcf~ ... at!th'-'tdt islands ~~u.ndcd good, nro t~?.' nud our arriva l ~:• rt l ~sca pc these r.lca r .ul:lythto :l.ppt·e ciat c 'l I e C <;>ll , di~e~t ccm '

csscct 111a 11 1 u traccrl to tl . . ll~ un. cu . Tl C rcn h 1 b ' ~CI'I'!Ce · . ,

:~~~~~~r~~1; 1 b~~~~/:c ~~~~~~\~;~~1111,1:~\us~~~~~~.a~-~;:f1~~Y ~!h~';~ ~~c L ot·:t0f c~~~:·,i;t i ~ ~~ei ~c;e~~ot~~\·?,tcui / ~ 1~\~~;~~.1~

sensations of tl~ IOlll tvns hail." . \\' h?od a nd the Rc- 13 ~ fu l'rowetl lll llUt?t Upon th em b . l h c Dlat· l• s o r of the l nrlic nt blessed 01~ 1 1 ) :H now nrc th Y Yet ho &:\'J •e 11· fon nq b J so uthern s tluced trnus;~~~~~~lcrctl upo;, h.is p~~ oulrl the \\'C all~ ~lts~C?;pnlcrl ,' ~; ~le ~en• ice :;t b }' m al iguan t ~kt~n s,

lf such aru th ' c these? asurcs have pro- ?~',)r ise. \ Vhi! cgrallerl i n U o m c oug-it t not t cs . scholarship ho e ConsorJucnr.cs of ltous, Ulll\ rn · o !he chut·c l te ~ca le of to be ~llltount or' r;oo~ ri~~r beyond. all ~·~und i t~g a ~ing,le tlcnyin..,. cas~ny 111iuiste t·s o;. a t hon1c hr~tl i t~n t·al en­\lbbot, and a No . tc fn,· our WC.t'ld b. prcsston i~ tlw of holy chi\ 1' th o tl'uc h the gospel) ' - Corrnp.

t toy In rrts. W h Y a Phil!' of J •a t·y 1 ° llle-11 · · tvcu in yea 'v\c lll:trlc on enn l . a t wonrlcrfu l cl tps, an esus C ht·is t ' '-',IlL gt·cat ~ 'f. l iEStonary w II n-th rs . . Vhat a onaz· · ' tu the cour • langes will each oUle . l'hc, ' 7' -sact·ifi. a s a ma n pt~v~~n t ve~so thro u ~;h' :.~ llllpre5$ions \:~tt~ a thnu~a url • the othct· r. , l:.:ach d~p~r.e llldecu, i~~~e fo t· the <':l'\!sc

==:-=.::.=-=..:c...;..==-- .--c._--- - -=-TO l\li~S H .Al\"1\AR i\lOEE

' By the ~C'v . J ohn New ton, writteu in h er <\! hum (· tt

c.nw~hp GrPe n . her residt'!IC(' ) wlnu •t•k ·orf to . . ' . ' ht~ n· , . .. · , . ' / ' ' · ..... UJ~P 1 L

. amc. f-Jtc \ tous to &ecJ ng he,•, a:: was the Cu!. tom.

\'\' hy l'ho uld y ou w ish a na me like mi o1c

\ Vi th in your b<'ok to stand. \ \ " I

It' thosr· who shulle and tlwse " 'llo ~ lliuc As worth il'S o f o ur la nd ?

\\'hat will the futu r!' age h ::~ \·e gain r cl ,

When my poor na me is s!'en, rron k ,.· 1 no\ . tn~ f \\'<IS <'n tt' : t<:~ i t a••l

By yon at Cows: 1p u tr f' n ?

J~a ther lrt me terorcl a name Tl · • .•~t &ha ll <•tlum yo:u pa g,r.

\ \ hH·n. l ike tl· ' " · . , j

' • • ·~ 1111 • I. su ,\ the :;a11w, ~nrl Slll llt'::> ffO I ) . , •!gc to ngt\ :

·1F.!;'t'S. wh f o ou n rl 111e \': ] 11• 11 [ •1 . • 1 ln .11 ·. · .• s . a ~ r

\ . .1 1 H s d reary \\'i ld

\ ho for Ill Y !>Oul . • '\ a r a n~u J:J pnicl. · nd made 1 · 1. · 11s oc a ch ihl.

lll' I. I a ug 1t 111\' w ild b l , To ai · .a :;phcruous to n·· ·1c

. . , l\1 at p ray ' r and . ,... 1 o rrnk 1 . ' pra t ~e,

' e li S g race ·n . And g u ided I . , y them e a ud son~.

a 1 my ways. a. n

I ego It was to "o : crna l a~~~s . \Vi ey tn:-tko on hotly WoJ·' as lh e "~'tc . ' tlmen t w-. - cpar:~.ble ft·o 1an to s 1 " ~scss ·1 ~ ta t a 11 · r, . o r 0 • '' rtcs . ..s J.s 11 m \

ed as hca t~c I II godlike inft nt tu uc which co l' ;l lll!to ' :ertcd to th Ctproc;lJy l and >"ein". f cce!'sn :·, - to ~ pat;_ern now of Rs etet llit;~n' n"te nsivo as th:ucl!.; nn i n n ueu~e\ '.a\so s~on;'ll'ies in e.,.s nifcrin;;~ a~Jach othe~· o 1\hc hu t11an \ Vh e rc·e. I - n~C'rC"y 's po\\'cr, hopo to a Y what otl!e untv•!rs£•, a ud P 1 xa t- ' .etct·un Wh ~:oencr::\1 . u ~en· ice" .f o then 'tu ~rt ch as I ~h. ::ota Hd i!' se~' n, fa tnu? Wh~~'\'~dnso higJ, ? lw)!l~\all~S Clll) a ~~~IIOI~gVCd ltug. bet\V ce~ltn} '~1 Q ha~ i~)ft be~J1ecia} f~,O fWcstct•n t~is . • lllk \ \"I S •

-. _ world f . • ts l?,e1 • ) er ry tnc ltc a r.l ch · J o a - Beheld at C c n c er bnfore • o ptous plulltlinHus. '":ha t is Ho h r.ltrrccl iu tl n llc::tth .., 1111.} h irn r. 7:\Y- W(wn ~ , owslip Green . I

~ to thtN? 1 for h i~ 1left the lc scr••ice' •rUder di. :..., ce l ly ~trua_ ~~~-~-~~!-~~:;~~;~;:;;~~~~-~~~~~ \ ~ 1ea1u 0 Xt t· 0 l h · ~s(' 'tu 1 "' \ -c::: -2::* compclJcti t 1lhe 1:-·~sct r:no \\'est o'r:- Wcstcrt~ .... : .rc.nu. , t \' !t:ttis wa-t' l·J· - .--=

0 p ' ern c:- • L . •<-<1°SJO)I oo Ol ' • n n· 111 • - - --- lA a usc i •;)lat e.. o n ,sian· · . · . lt'n supp)' l b

1 C'lwn up on an n a southo, ; b rtt h~ I,\ llo \' ISil . fl ,<' ~toir · 1 IC(l by rage . arb'ument is I

r tl c it tal been JIInn- tl . · •l se h'ntc of u y, Perh aps to ltll ,:. ~~:·~..;•;~"~ . " is l il• e . cu ttit1~~lpo\~~y i ng w ant · h.v lop.

" •0 c.s. eo u 011r " •Cct \' he11 Wt'f -

13l't::t::c 1r 0 1' T

.·lt I. JAME5> ·"-llr.x.: ry their e_ac the hrdrlcnn:cossc. of vice andc• -1 . 1i. ~ ftoxoun. f whoso law~ r h . .

t <c .-lnn.iL·crs . ~ KENT, heart. J~~~~tHll~s to the thou:;lns and i nt~·r'tts of ~t strtution of tho U nit • ary meeting Of tl all the defi cil•rs ~rew,f the dow itll!s uf the Bible suppl; ~he people of Ulis ne~~ Stl\~e~, is looke!] u I

ln sec . Socict! ~e ~~111c>·ican. Biolc ti n! a id to th~~c;es,o . . h.~n~an Ja,~s, ~nd lend au es::.en- e~•cc anJ _iruita tion. cTolu.trncnt_, as a moll~! of, by all t l • Ond r11 n- a . !J. The . . . . mrnrslta uonnf :Just1ce u,t cr"l_tet·rnn- . Its Soe1oty ·· o excel-

lc ··c "' nlottou of C I' t n~tllnlton of B'bl " . . . Ll t o upon tts \<\ t IS thcrcfo b • Sj1t'ct and r o l. R. V·n· tbe ral phu a r . r e ~ocH:trcs upCtn a lar""e a nd u y, anu il is inc ' s career· of u•ef ro ut

tn u ry or' Con . evcrcnce of the . : tel,, expressing and sccta~ia'n' ~c~ .l~cc from the inllucnctl o f p~itlcnl c~ortion~, "gl'ow ~u~ben t upon us t~ sculne!s and ::.id t'IH of e I u l C !u r kso n tl Soc:tcty for the me as noble and p Ire}.' may th<'refore be j u!.tlv rc"nrded Wllh our ~ll·cu"'lh "vrth our g r·owth UDi.l ~ thnt our

l the S.ocit~ty Cha , le la te S e nior Vic p . - which the itis tor~"UUI~lfi~cnt founda tions of charity of a reasonable ~e .. 't· a nu continuo comm s rengthen ' ' n ~~conding t h is , . c nc,:I:o r K en t ob . ; - re- I: ad not a fl'orcte l o t ~o world prior tn thc present ; gc r:nc tor. "' ee, to our· means an~nsurate in t;:).s~lt o~· the occa;lotton, T would b~ .. Set ved : lltld Foreign Bibt~y a e.qunte nxample. '.!'he Brit is/; \Vith I he blcssin"' om· cha. ·t· '-' <~l c.> ttnJ<, b!c \"t. Jon to <'Xprl'ss In ~., leave to nvai l uus cnrcPr, ttnd it h Soctef.IJ took the lead in th isglori- <lbnc wondct·• aut] o of Heaven We have . l.·ssc mblc:t!, n nd or' l~c of tl_Jc object )~ohur~b_le sense of ti~h u:~me a ud tHHi~~ sh~rl.uufnding lustre on the Br i- withhold tho -~ubli we .ot~gh~ not on this ocehrl!terto

ol!ndcrs <tlld P at t le g rntt tudc Wh ichr \duel! w e arc wnh tran~celldcnt su~cc ts co~rse has been crowned the distin"'uish ec.l in~·C1t essl0n of our gr·ati~s'fD to ht' object of ~ous of t his •re· . '~ c owe to the mcrcc, the colonies h ss. y mo:u_ts of the coru- ~or.iety ll~ei t· . tvr uals who have i; Ut o ~o

IP_r.tt <ttHI u se ful ~~I s lnstitutior~ is'\t n_.Ltro nal charity . to_nishing resources' ~fc ~n~, tl;; _ l c~rrung nnd the as- estec.l services t~u~r~ce!lt patronage tffcire~.t? th rs ".tt:rit· rH :1itl to- t· __ he ? uty <•f le n~li:·t::uue~nly bcnevo- ~rb lo in al nlost all the In rent ntarn, vor~ions of the rng lhc particul~ t te~r urde?t zeat'. Au!] c tsr~cr­~ 'tipt u r cs up <.tS:>eln tuate the k tro,. ~ Olll t zealuusanrJ !lncnt ha,·e been circ~I~tufg~s of '.l.to Eas tern Con- to second l woul!l~tron wlucb I have thoO~l!t er­Th c pr· .·' pears to lllC not t b · L'< ~P of the H oi he has ln\'ished h . e< t Houguout the world w ith th .; cg leave respoctfi 11 onour

• ber=t l altt:~lJJlc upon which the oSo~~~sc~lll.iule of doub[ in this grea t cause~~a~~::ureJ and ~isperserl her age nt~ my hut:bi~n~l~:an who has preceded n':e ~ to ]n.ite tit led t ~omprchcnsivc, and . l(; ty tl> Ioundcd , is li- commerce. N oth' an ns wulc a s the reg io n of mcm f rl utc of t·e~pcct an!l t'cver ' n n( llrng

:,:~ ~~d,~~~~:~:·~, ~~-"~~;~b~ ~:.~·~::. !~~:,;:" ~r;::~:, ~:.::: ~:.~;::~:~ ~r .. ~·d:~~.~:~ :::£~::·~~:·~:.:1!1::.:;:~~~ :~~,;,;~:: ~~~~~~t::::,;:~:~r:,o:;':~~~J~::,~:: !~~~~j:~r~lib?~~~~:.~,~~ ~\\1~ a~;~~~~:F:;~cs, ~~~·~~1t~~~~c\:~~:~:~~J.~ z:rze~;:}!~~~r~,t~~~~c~t~;:{~~:;~r~~c;;~~~~t~~;,~t0;h!~~~~ ~on~,~e~~~~~o;~t7~~\)~5!~~~~t~~ ~ir:I~~~~~~~e~Fi~~ tnlt~e s of ... eve ry hum a n bcino•. o ~:H! w a n~s ant\ infi ,:~ l~stre ann in Yalud the tra'r~sie~n nll-:ly surpnssin_g in ~~~nco o narrow an~ 5clfish coo!ideratioo~ ne o 111-m o_:.t a\\" • ul t r uths, and wlli~h .; l Js tire 'ctticlc •lf the trous monume nts of military fn~~plc,~~ours and d lsas- L,.h~~~~ C~o~et. stcadtly a nd s uccessfully tlteor,,'?~~ unl\·e rsa l appl icatio n . I ' tc at the su tn e time of has attended the eire Ia. . e_succe8s which !' . . t•ts r:rn philanthropy llc w· . lVI

t:dTrcacious S<tllCtio n - , ~< accompauic d uy the mos t as durable as it has b~e~~~;; of ~he Scnpturcs will be tlrstm;;u rshed io the whole coui:Se of h·~tsl~t~nently : t -;elf ::.o authnritu.t:~~~ . ~ othe r bClok c_,·e r add rcssecl pOI~er n~>J.y chang;. hands: c~~trirrous. The scep.ll e of uevol~nce of tompet:, for purity of ri~ci \~ or rn­J ud grncnt and moral s~ :~s~ nr~. ~o pa_tttc t rcally, to the therr f?undations, and the ge;lc~~t:;:~~ b~ shake n to c~nct .md ~calous d~:;char:ge of duty; for si~pli~~~ .a~ th.e m o::.t sublim e and fearf~~ d~~a;tkmd. lt con tains a~vay lt~e the. luaves of au tunr n ; but the ~a~~~~r~ss ~nn~~~~~s ! l or _unpretcn!lmg molicsty of <leportm~~t of th;l.t pe l fee t Beiurr who ·:UP ba~sof th~ n.ur ibutc. Bible w:ll wilhsta nd the tempest. ll is founded Je i~· 1 l' <>~lt cgrtt:r ~f heart .. It was h is business and pervade. <..1 "' 1 La Llcth etcrm!IJ a d 1 k 0 11 ts t e 1

o lo ailotd consolalron l lh !]' . s _an g~vcrns the unh·crse . It b rin' ' ' . n ~ ;e roc . of ages. It is the oracle of the (;od of relieve th~ w ants of tho no o. e t slt·e!s~!l, to l ll~llHHtah.ty to h ght, and whic h un ti l t h gs l ~fe ~nci '1 mth, ami we arc assured that Ile hath established mot lo r ecla im ' tl .. coy, lo rnstl'llc t the lg no-~~\ ~he U o~pel ' Wt rc hidden from the scr~ti~~b~}c~tr~u • the wot"ld U!J. hi~ 'vis~nm_, and l fwt ;'us lice anrl;'udgmen/ and 'the widow in ~h:~r'~/j/'~~~! _to vi: it lite fath_erlus

rs grn.cwu s Revelatio n of a fu tu . . .tgc~. are the lwbttatam oj Ius tftrtme. u.nspottecl fro ih • wn, an to keep fttmself I;, te d ~o sol vc the m ysteries of Provli~le~lt~'lt~ 15 ~alc_u- The s~cce:;s which has mark ed the pron-rcss of ou t· be drawn fl·o: nllet~or~d. .such a portrait is _nol to ~c.t~sc;.tton_s o f thi s life, _ _ to recoucilc us to t~eu:utcc~u~~l~= own. N<}lronal Society, tl.wugh it b~ sti l_l i~ its inf."ln- ,Jl present s an e'lcvnt~:~c~tt~l~~:l ~~at~eo a~~rquity. l t reo; r;- o u1 p resent condilron, and to in spire uuconq ucr:1- cy, rs o l ho most cousoltng anr.l ammatmg k ind. vVe a ll C reck, above all Roman faro~. ,1:n. f\u~eloangsbovteo hlc lur ti t.utle and tl:e most. n.n_imating c o nsola tion, wheu have the ntmo; t eucoura;;emcnt and are under the Chri~liaoily alono to form antl lo al_l othet. consolauons fat!, m the midst of the· abodE-s strongest obl i:;ations to future exertion. The ~tation character. anunate such a o t_ ~gc, dtsc a se and sorrow, and under the pressute which this S ociety occupies in this Wesler·n Hcmis-o l tuc ::;lta:pe s t pangs of huuran m isery . Th<! Bible ph ere, anc.l a: the'Rept·es,entati ve of a. great Nation- SPBEL:Il

OF n 1s Excr::LLENCY

GOVERNOR CLINTON, • a l:.o .unfolds tire _origin and the d eep found:.ilio ns of de- al . Io!erest , IS lofty aud comman!liug, ancl it carries

pn.<v11 .y anrl g udr, a nd t!le. means a nd the hopes o f Wt~h 1t a corres~ondent resprm~ihility. The terri­:.alvatwn t lrrou~lt t he medta t w n of the Redeemer. It~ tm·res of lhe Umted States, to wh ich ou r· .,..uar!lian J1t lite doc trines , its d i:;covcries, its code of morals :1nd its car e more pa t·t!c uia dy applies, a rc o f imm~Me c::- opening of the .lbmit•ersary meeting of the l rtt! ans of Grace, a rc no t only ovcr\\"holmi n" evidence tertt, and the popula tion w hich they inclose, incren - .1/mericarL Bible Society.

, ~f i ~s d i ,·lut: orig in, but t hey confound the pretensions ~es wi_th amazing ra pidity. The ti<lc of emigration Occasions of this kind arc always calculated td o t' all oth t: r sys tems, by showing the n a rrow range a nd ~ ~ rollmg westwar·r.l w i01 an it·resi!lible momentum. fll'oducc the most solemn emotions ; for the objects th e lee l>lc cllorts of It uma n reason, eve n when under the T!lc :vhol~ of the imm,ens_e vnl.ley of the Mis~ie~ippi of those Annual 1\leetings a rc connected with time ~way of the r:! OSt exa l ted undcrs tandi9lg, and enlight- wr th 1ls !J·1butary. water'!', rs fillmg up as by enchan t- and ete rnity , with our pr·esent auJ future state of ox­cncd IJ.r th e <ll: c umulatc<.l t1cusu rcs of science and mcnt, ~vith a n cu terp1·i,.ing auc.l ha rdy race of men, rotcuce. That Christ ianity h:l.3 elcvate!l the clm­l.! arnir~~- . . who w1ll eventually people all the majestic ~olitu!lcs t·nctcr of man ami blessed him in his doml:l!tic cou-

Titc Script t:rcs r:-sp lcnde nt wtth tne~c tru ths, we ha,·c of the western worlt.l ; aud it is most earncHly to be nexinns aod in his sociul relations, cannot be dcnie!l !!;Ood _;,: ro u nds to helic,·c, arc to !>c brought home to the desired that they may be enabled to carry w ith them, by the most obdurate sccptici!m. '"'e must i udee!l kno-.ded·•e and acccptauce ut every ~oplc, allll to npt only the arts of civilized li fe and the genius of shut our <!yes agn.iust the light of tru th, if we uo not •; a n·y \\'ft h th•.;m the incst_inwblc_ l.J~ess:ngs ~f. pc ~cc, ourf1·ce Instit utions, but the Gospel itself in ils sim- yield implici t fa ith to the exalting and ameliorating lluma:1ity , puri ty and hi:!!Jprnoss r"•c1 every pun of thc plicity a nd purity, O\'er every lofty barr ier, nntil virtues of o ur div ine r elizian. We can perhaps fo rm h abi tnl.l !c g,lohe . . . they shall ha\'c r·eacbed the shores of the Pacific a striking e:timale of its bleesings, by supposing thnt

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c ra.l diffusion C>f the ~tblc IS ~he most ef- Ocean. It is difficult to contemplate, without emo- il had never shed its efJ'ulc:cncc upon the nation~. fc•c tuat ~ .. ay to civi li7.C a ncl humarufbc w a

1r.lk rud ;

1to pu- lions of awe and r everence, the magnitude of the ' •Vhat then would have boeo the state of lhe worl!l ?

riry an <l exalt t ile gent•ral syste lll of pub rc m.ora ~ ; ~~ c.luly ll"h ich thi:-Socicty h;~s in charge,-tosec that the In all p robability, the Gothio <ladmcss which be­g ive efficacy to the ju, t precepts o lnt c rnn.tw ual anc ci rcuhlioo ofthc .13i ble keeps pace witlllllc increas- nighted mankind ou the bl·euking up of the Roman

. . · ,a! Ia w ; to en force the obscrva IICl! o pru< cnce, in~ demands of our country. E mpire, w~uld ha ve b~n pcrpo~ua t etl . Muu would ~~~~;~~:·~n ee, j u::;tice, unci fo rritud<:, al~!id to illtJlfO\'e all - ' orought we to be unmindful oflhc wants and wi$h- h.avc lo:. t hiS l'cc uperau ,·e ~nergtes, ~nd ~h~ r~voh~ ­t 'l" r~l at !onsof soci:!l and· domc~tt c r c . f I es oftbo otheJ' nat ions of this new wol'ld, who seem tt.ons of:Jgc~ would havn Witnessed Ius torpr!l m nctt-. It is , ·•e ll kpown, that there cxrs tsf.ll: systclim o tbnl?ra to ha ve a domestic c la im to our sympathy and a~:i3t- l'lty auJ hopeless debasement. . . . f

d •· ''S ~vl• ; c ll ~u·c com ide red to bn o uu p~r cct n t'llga- a nco. Most of them have recently emancipate!] T he star that attt·acteu tbc wonderrcg cu rrostt.y o

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• arc not within the cognrzance o Ill- the w·~0 mct of the E ast hn• become a Sun of lr·•ht ti ull, because ts~"~l 'Li rtorw others , arc the dutic~ of lhemsel ves_from the yoke of chril lyranny, a_n~ t bey t tl I llun·l! r~ce·· a~!l ·,;•h c~·e \•c r· its rad iati~us

I w - uc 1 , ' "' · ffi 1• are Jl reparw"" to burst the ban us of super!trtron to 0 le " 11 " • . . • tn il n a ,., .

1 g··atitucl e til e d o utcstt c a cc 1ons, •. o . ' 11 . 1 tl ·t hns been the parent of cu lt1vatioc

( ll: t>i< y, bt· :!cvo e nfcel, c.love or' ou r ne ig hbour. These tltffus~ the means of eu ucuttoc, ond to awalceu a~ lfav~ ~ei ~\C ~~' If k• Jed""e ·utd ofvirtue Chris~ "- !o l1ty· a rt< 1 1 · · • d . from the slee l' of death into the l i<>ht and liberty of o Cl vr rzauon, 0 now ,... ' ' · . truth , u L, . ' •

1. b hunt<tn lawg rvers m ,L grea t . c - 0 t ' ' l b · .,. 1 t' from Gmf. r ecorded m cer-~artl v J.., t Y B t tl1 • B blc 1he Gosnel. In estimat in"" the extent of our own ra.nr Y or no a re~o a rou . . ' 'd t ·u ·c nec:cs, · t of couscie ncc. u c 1 . r b , "o _ p. ..1 ta!ll books dcnonunatcd lbe Brblc, rl must be evr .on

·, ,·cc to th e govc: n11111e 11

1 cl utr·cs It m ost pointedly cou- duty, 1t aug t not to be ,orc;otlen that rovru cnce 1 f ll ~ ~1 n tisfncto1·y vrow ~ · . . ofal s ue 1 · . h · . h bl d t ' lh 1 .r tha l wo c·tn never 1:1\'e a u ulll ' ' tal<cs n o l!cl. •cies of crue lty , unkmdncss, un~ an ta- as esse our coun ry wr c:ot raoruroary pr'o! pe- . '. 1 a ·e po3sessed of the wri-

lcmrl:> every s pc . (Jard tress of hea rt, and •t comes rity, and raised u~ rapidly to an e~taltc!l pitch of na- o_f rt; do~~rhmcs, un elss~ wt c th~m In ditfusiug thrsc

c · lfi -11 11 c ss, ann ' 1. d tl · 1 1 W t th' t d ' trll""" wurc promo g .. e · bl

.,rtes!' , sc ts . : \V lJ tir e uni ves sa tty an · 1~ pre- trona g cry. care :1 rs mom eo com man rng " ·' 1 1. cotl r~e per·fior·m a solemn duty, ~ 1 In y _, c.l · · f h . d h •acr eu vo ume~ we o " ' J . ., id of t he crvr 1

.111(1 by the energy a nu lite sc- the a m1ra t1on o t e world, by the magn1tu e, t e · ·' . '~lJ ·mpor·t~nt benefit to the worl · rn " 1111 a nc s , • . , . d th I'd ' f . t 1 . . ;tnlj renu~r ,10 a I " ('is io ll o f its con ·c·atio ns . . rap:c11ty an e so r tty o out· 111 ema 1mpro1e- Tl . r.l ' t •es this mcctin"' fot· that purpose-

. ty o f j rs dcnu~ 1 d" r m a ny other g reat 1H1per- mcn ts, nntl the spirit of coterprise which is every 1!8 ~y w: ~e~~ consultations" on the ways and

ve~J1 nan Jaws Jaooudr 011 ~tet·nal actions only. They l ·o t' \'! d · · f. r ·"'n com 3 uay uevo e · d extcu.:I-J.. u' ,...! ex ten IO ex . h. ch are w tere ' a c lOll. e arc r_rnng a u ct., means ofpr·omoting hum:m hnppmes~, ao o~ .

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.,.u c of secre t cnmcs, w l . mer cc over every sen where trdc waters roll, and . . !] t. l1"thenino- lhe aolden everlast1ng .~h:un fccti O t reac h th a t c ata 0 "' witness, s:tve the A ll-sccmg winds can waft the fla~ of our Nation. The Con- 1111~ ,m

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can n o. t ·d w ithout :lilY . •sc ncc is evnry whe re, and c o 1n 1n rl c. l}cing whco,;e pte Eye of th.l.t . •

') _.. . r an piety, to pure b cOC\"0• o cxci tco•cut to C_uns • bis merit will be a ppt·c·

0,;

1 "'"'' toi•lh" "" hoovoo• oou " '" " '"'-" ·r• a a ;,J to ba:oic , . .,toe, ill bo fc l4 long aft<' a ll

lueetiog composed of many of !h~ p•ous and ~he c~~~eJ and ois lnaucnce :'r:n·e. wise of our country, "<Vho, ~verl?okmg all sectarl~~ ol us arc consigned to the~ f:l. r from intima ting tha t ' differences have assembled JO th•s temple of conco I this r apic.l sketch, I a ~ t" . bot his e rrors I and have doocentrated their energies in fa ,·oo•· of the b n was witbout his irnperd ec 101:15 d )liS fnuits were highest interests of tho human race. A day l!O so- e e the aberrations ~f goo DCf!!Sn hn . r .'·u wl A I' Jemn a purpose so !Jonovolent, an asse111bly ~o r e- '1'/er f UlO s pecJC!I not o t e lil t

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1 ., .. O.blc, '""" ,,..duoa tho "'" '''"'"Y'"" '"Iiog» '"'raul~ 0 volcuOC i• ,.,pealed •mong man,"' :""g I in all who hear me were w e not rem•nued by the long_ as .e~e lJ ·a veu oration so long wil l tile Jl,,m<: absence of the disth~guished hends of this Institution ns p•ely JS •e b

1 ·anlce ll amo~"' the exccllc:n t !liCll,

of the melancholy pr·ivations that we suffer. Oar of CJ~rkso•?11u~r~·tctl in the ir '"lives t!lc ~rc:1tllC:-S ol

litst President has le ft us for anothe r and a better who :we 1

-wot·l!l, and his succes~or is disabled by boLli ly in fir- gooclucs!. mitics from attenuin~ in this pine£'. Tho worth of 1 these illustrious men is embalmed in tho hcnrts of thcit· couutryfllCn. Another affiicting uispeo~ation

must bo obviou~ to you a ll . The gentleman who 'gcnerully prcsiclcd at these convcntion_s is uo longer to be seen. Jle h:1s aonc forever: Ius earthly rc· mains nre in this wurid, his immorta l ! pirit in the regions of bli!s. 'J'q pn!s over on tl1is occnsioo with­out notice, the clmlled merit:; of tha t tt·uly goou mnn, would evince an inexcusable in!en~ibility, if not an

sTAN ZAS T O TilE IVY. D1l nU tS · JJ £~lJ\.::-; S .

unpardonable neglect. Matthew Cla rkson was a man who filled a large

~pace in the c ircle of pntriotism and bene\'olence. Wherc1•er u charitable or public spirited in!Ulution ~'35 about to be C!tab)ishcd, h i3 p1·e~ence was con­SU]ered essent iul . As his hea•· t and h i.s hand were ever ~pen to the cnlls of cha rity, his n:tmc i ~ to be found 10 all. om·merito.t·ious !ocietiee, whethcrintenucd f~r cducat1on, fnr relief, 01· fo•· protcrtion. The bos· :'t tu l ~, tho infirmarie!, the free school ~ocicti,.s, and he whole range oflaulluble ins tit ution~ rcceil•cu h is p~t~onnge. No objec t which implica lcJ the welfnr e ~ ~-~e hu m.nu r·nce7 wns comiuc rctl foJ·eign from h is au · ~s. !lis sunctJon became " pa !~port to public dls~~r~=~JOu. !.t. cncour.rtged vi•·tue in its c:u·cer

oppo.Jllon of lis po\\'cr ·md Cll \"" of · t' venom. • • , 1 ~

In all his conne · d . . tiogui!hctl by a b~~;i:n;i~:1 a~:oc1 a~J?n~, he was d is-nity of heb:wiom· ,;~i f of ~ rsposJ.llO~ aml an nme- ~ whom he had commm~:n en 1~:\J'~J. hun _t o all with do good; his next to ·'o :t . •sh II ! l obJ ect was to

· ' u 1 1 n t e most manner and 10

the most . . acceptable piliating qualit ics were t~~~~rcssrve ~~rape. II is pro­not.ofu!·tifirial asssumption: ~sl~t ~~ mnate goodness, ed m lm conclucl and e ·I "b~ n 'lrlu? was emb"oui-

1 form so winnina nnd s x ll •ted_ by Ius agency in a and ~o irrcsi~tib lc t h~t ~t~r:~ctrn•, ~0 colllmanuin·.,. were ~uly li mited b tl;at ~~~ powcr·s of bcncf:cenc~ prcscnbcs boundari~s to ~;npcnctra~l c ciJ·cJc w h ich goodness. re operations of 11

\ YJ uma u 1CJ'e\•er good u ·'

Wa3 p1· t CeYS WCI'C to b ~sen ,and his co-o • . 0 performed h

~~r;~a~~~;~~~[!l}~ ~n1 s.t itu~~~~:~o~ t~~i;lc~~'cr~lco ccu i~ eeoc ·

1 · 1 lim to com · a _ cod how

c Wlllln so small a . pn se so much b I attend to his otl . • penotl, and a t tl en_efi­fie tran•nctcd ICI concerns? The ~ te St\m c tunc

. - every tlri ... ~nswe 1• is • P• opcr· place and .ltl no :1 t a proper· t. easy. one f tl . n propc 1mc · 0 IOSC ll'I'C"'U] r mannct· I1 l I ll :1 tering <li!comforls . li 1~~1J~n, who arc c~n~t e was not those obscrvancc•m ~rr w:~lks ft·om t - anlly sca t­decorum :lnct .• , ~h.tch a rc ide ;r. he neglect of !mew the util i~~ ~fqutlhty of social n~ .• ted wi.th the unpor·lance of method, the v I ommuniOn : he n:on~lratcd I he ~~~n~t~ali ty ; and h: no of _time, the l•vc hcncficcn -ptcJous r esults of ~~::tclJCRlly tic aou wi_th a \'i~~ ~•llcr the control ~i:.' c.,.s r~ent in ac=

mDurmg tho R . lth~ economy of r cot:,ar h~lbit~

o_ Jeer· in the C\ ~ uhonary w ar Jmc. . , Sloo, he h 1 ~ment·an a r·m ' . ' he was a "' 1 he filled c_dliJJgh andconfil} , _:~n,l :lflet• it' .,a la n t

of l~is lif~v~~~~.nelity nnu ~b~~;~1 . cbivil omc~s~~~~!n1- 1

IIIOtiOII of CCII princ· J • Ut the 1 . I C 1 bono • those institor Ipn\l y devoted :\St yeah nev0~111~~ ~~e l'cligion, ~~;~~ ~~lich rcUc~~ !~c pro- f

AlUtough tf.~l'bountry. uc::ttion, aml thnluch . communit b cncfits wh· c Lc- . of tho mo!t i y the r couiUon rch he eonfc\'rc

~·.~;J:.~:~~~~";~: .~~:~£~·l'~:~'.~:~:r~~:. ~:

ld F·lncy cfown with t hee,

Oh ' hoW cou • ,. • . t d~ys the God of \ \ tne,

d b.d thee a t the bani] ue t Le In a.nc•en ..

An 1 • • , Companion of the VJ J\C ·

T hy hoJne w ild plant, is where e;J.ch sot:t::i Of reve l'ry h a th long b ee n o'er ;

"\Vherc song's full n otes once p~a l'd arou=:c, But now arc heard no 111orc ·

T he Roman on hi~> battle pla in5, When Kin"s before hi s eagles bent,

Entwin'd the~ with exulting strains , Arouml the vic tor's t ent;

Yet, there, though fresh in g,lossy green, T ri umphally thy boughs might wave,

Betler thou Jov'st the silent s cene , Arou ntl the \"ictor's grave .

W here sleep the sons of ages flown , Tho bn rds anJ heroes of the pu<;t:

W here th ro ugh th e h a lls of glory gone Murmu rs the w in try blast !

Where y ears u.rc hast'ni ng to efface . Eacl~ record of the grand a nd fair ;

Tnou, 111 th y sol ita ry grace, W rea th of the toroh'd art there .

Thou o'er ~he shrines of fallen gods, On cl.ass•c plalns dost mantlin" sore~ ·:

And ve ri the desolate abocic · 0

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And cities of the dead . s

Deserted pa laces of Kirods,-Archcs of t riumph long o 'crth !\nd a ll

0 1 . ' rc.·w:1,-

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nee g o nous eart!J!y tbinrr~ J t. c ngth arc thine a lone. o"'

Oh ' m · any a temple on , 1. Beneath a bl I , . cc s u:; tme

H h uc ta lran ~:· y

a t nough t of b ·. ·- ' Save thy w ild tca uty ldt by time,

A l d , apestry . 1 rear cl miclst · ' T cra •gs :l nd cl o d , . o wave where b u s tr~ th in e

O'er moulrl ' ·· anncrs wav'd of . Cresting ;~r~grt~c\k~crs lby lovely Rhin~ot c ,

' Y S IO!C ' Ilil!,h from the field s of . .

Those ey ries of a~r J_ook down , Homes of the . I a vamsh d r:t cc

H 1 nug ny who • ri nt 1 p ass'tl, and l~f se renown ut thou a n tl t n o trace . U nehan • •e re !-Thy folia · ·

'l'hou that~:· the. mountain st~~~c br rg.h:. And d ·k rlt elrmb the loft" nl <:an braY..- .

CC the humbJ re st 1C I<Tht T he breatl . est grn,·c . o ,

'l'h 11J1 o form f p , a t ri se r~u s 0 arian s t fhe \'i\'id

1 ncl grande .• . one,

R. 1ucs b . U\ ~ marbl h 1Ch o'er

1 Y ]10\Jnting u e all s.

'fh A t lC nJo . lr0\\"!1 c camh o wrng wall ' In us on C . s,-

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auty , . · , Tl ' l i S \ a ll va\"Jn n f;t" 10U-th - a nd wh "' • 1r:

'T· ou alone a a t remai·r~. IS s till ·th rt the re ' , ..

, 'The wr e :arne whcr ' . l' hc man·~~ ·s of huma~l c r we trcau A Left ton: of all ngcs 8 otlwcr We s~c .

nd s till 1 ray a nd tl e , ' A et m 1ee '

D ugust in nan his fab . . ays Pnss eauty rtcs rear And '.thou h· , grace, and ,--

an IS tl · y never Strc nnt\ ~tlcngtl ~~. - · • •-

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ODE TO THE SUN. 'fhc (u . lowin;; bea utifu l mi t, , writtcu in imitation of

u :. .. iau's cclcl .·n cu apostrophe to the Sun, is frolll a s rn o.ll ·:olume t:Hlitk d , " !lc minigccnccs, ~I oral Poems, ant\ 'l'ra nslations, by J . Fciloweg," j u:.t pullli:~hed at

) :Kct<:r, ~.H . 'Tho poetry is cr:qui;i tc Jy fmt: .

'.Fhou who!:e rcjPir.in!; eye of light

Looh 'd forth, a t Go t!',; in!'piring cnll,

\\'he n ortl c r Jay in boundless r.ight,

Antl durl:ucss wanton'cl over a ll; Vlhencc tby perpetu a l youth, 0 Sun !

~ incc !if,· , a nd light, and ti me bcguc?

J..:..xu lti n~ o n thy course sul.>lirne,

H ow bri; ht. thy y e llow cresses glare,

As sti.ll they wave unhurt uy time-,

H igh o'er the azmc deplh s of a ir;

_1\s still thy winge uuwcaricJ go, \ '\hilc earth and ocean laugh !Jelen-.

When fi rst thy ruddy pinions l a ve ·

'1'hc skir·s,ca.reering round tbc day ; 'fhc moon sinl:s down the western wave, Retreatin g from tlry f1ery ru.y; T he s tars urc blench\! ; the g,ho!t of night

lil ies s ull en from thy blasting l ight .

t.' nchantT,'cl art thon; when dark ness shrouds - , \\' hen angr)· nature w eeps aronm l,

F •u-, far abo\"c the ebon cl oud s 7hy splcndours sweep the blue profound ;

\ Vhere st ill unsha~cn wheel the s pheres

B eyond the reach of parting years.

'f hc mountain oak, with aCTC shall fn.l , ~ 0 ,

·the C\"Crlas ting; hill s d ecay ; But thou shalt h ca.r the moruin" call

Till h eaven and e arth shall pas~ aw~y. 'l:~y ~- ou th , thy strength shall last, o s~u! 'blllrfe, a:1d l ight and time arc done. y 1'!ll-TII A~D YOU:'-<G RO.UANCF..

oc:::ung lt o.,:,::lce t:lrou"h roses •tr:win~ . l \\' old 'l' ,, 1 :II .... ' .. • or

0 · · ru .. 1 trut nc lamely on ·

1~,~ m P1f-a~u~c·, li :.:ht0

was phtyiu": C ~ he Ol.lcr s 1g-hrd fo~ plcasur~; ;one · nr~ R umuucc, • () rc~rn minute:" '

y ~~~. d r~cu;s <JUr ,-iows of E:~rt!t ': u~, ". mny. ha\"tl most pru.lt'OC(' in it. h ue Ill nnne t l! a!! t!u: mirth!'

• .\It " <n,· T •r' • •.. ~ • • J n. ~1 , t uJS worl<i di>Cio.' ~s· .1.,· ought but \":ltll .h·itl•ivc wi~e" · ·~~rn~ ore. u~;.ler ~1\ your ro~es, ' ;.:•due~:. IJito·,,;. r.:l ' our ,;mile• "

- (.t\s H '!mnncl', · Pcrhups l oi;c~ ' 0 •>ll r l:fe \\ it h t:nts too war:n · > l"t 111\" \' "i'~ t ' .• • I \ • ., • · ~ ' 1 0 :srr.t<l\! may ~often • \ •11!1! your co!dn ~ss etli\1> u c.{l •rm.' \\ ha: i,. l ol c'' t' ll' • Lo

1·c· · ',. · !to :;age then o.s\t3 him,

\ \ "intrv '~~~ ... umner ho~l~s ~o swct'l ! And- ,.(\.' :l~nf'l" -oo~ muu:t:;ks him,

' I . . .It Ido l jllu\"' •' :l l'lln'lt ., •0 ' ~ !, tho l . · ..._ · !t cal L .~-;ut 1 l"t'_llln·~, ' 0 ~en·r

Co.l~l."lnt f\ c _ rom '"'•Ill dcc.,it ~ . I

.tllchn ng"l 1 ' .o~c t heir . , 1 . ' ' 011'"" t .tt.t n~vcr ' F . . ~u. l~ nne or th('ir s wceb ' '

ri<'JHbh1p t o<'~ ·o · llut .' i'ays 'l :;l~th n, <:nl_l n trcnsure :

l.uo..,l'ly w"o:·n 'mil , Ills n t.ic .\ud "h·•n ~ Jrlt sconl's ol pleasure

• F r i••nd··'lb ''l Ill!' frowns-th~own i" ,. , ,. · " • • 1'.! rc ·>lit' ~ · \ . C1t' l h \\'itic' r \ ~, 1 1\)c:.:;~;;;es •

~··cki n·• " ~o· l :' nor ark ch:.uwc ,•c,tro,·. :-- ~ "v ~HJ\"'lO u· r • .._ ~, ~h.lrin .. dot' r ur J ~trc~sc< , . • C:o , " ' t:.> mg nlJ our joy~.'

' say~ T ruth ''ti~ . ( 1\!1 ~ucb ~~o t ·• ' I . plttJn w e ll l'l"r~

roll\· . ~ l.(! t 10\l" ht - .. ~ ts your guid . .- "como we ; \ \ hilc Uu'l c torc\"\' r,

tnO\'o ItnpO\'lant oncvolcnce o lll:Jnkind f rJo.us nature. A _Mu usefuh < o. n ltfc

s ,, moue] fi '~-s. IS of a or IIDila tion , ~~~ ~~--' C'rit>~ tho bo~· ~c:tr,:u mnH <>llil bo mirl•' • · r - !'().... ..

1 . .'' o:t:th lC\:,.0 10 .. " '

1 on, no m:lller , en ltl T~ · t' • . . • merry glt>!h:c . ' R . .. u :>0\\'U t ' • O>cli sn •h:hed f pa n th<!v ~call e r · rom yo ·

an;s *"* uug:. Ro:!ltUl~r: .,,~'":~

"') "J. F 0 R '1' 1! F. I ,

;..· ::::w-E s c r .. r 'f>.;n G • Ttl - "''L A \'"T F.. \\1 t\ i'\ 0 p . . . .

T · . (. O);'fF.~T?~n-;: :-. T \q\:\C', \ ' TT <lt'\tl l • •

l':.v f1.. t ., ' c a :-t t.. ·'~ t w ilieht's gl<:"t '' ' < c <'d bv \h e - " T h . . \11\r ulllerl !' t r~nnl

a t ~hdc~ th e . 1\ ' . I , . · · 'n ( j ! •ro11" h • f) trnn rplil i:-; !hat h ,.. ' ·w 1 . · • <~rpy hr~~~t

By a Jllcmbcr 1?1' tl S . 'Tho followin" wn~ 't IC Ot,;U l!J cif I-hl'nd.v.

' 'ill ] "" "' wr, len aft ===- .. l , ant - ulh ver:;cs f I er pcru~ing ll ==~~~~=~~~~~--~~"~ ... -~~~===~~~-~~=='~.. ' And behold. then· a~ost l o Sth chll pter of St ~'l~~ll2<1 th,

POErrR'r. omuch thnl lhc ship' W l\ e II great te mpest in. tllc s lCI? : , .1. i c I s covc,·cll ' tl I en, IO· wns us cop. A nu I lis d' . WI ' I •e waves : b t

lf'H! lll Cont t n tme llt ~-, <·~n1l , r • \ • " I ~I\(• t I

- H\~ ~ li' <'O'Im-; o r' plc a<u r<' {h,~·~ l:nfane;~ ani\ M.awe Age. ntl awok? him, saying, l.o•·d·sc•ple; ca rne un to hi!~ •nd bo _stulh unto them why '~ave us, ot· we perish' tllc faith . Then ho ll l:OSC adl e yo fourful 1 0 ye or' 1c ccn d h un rchnl·ed t1 · A.-s Al'oLOGU E nY Cn \llDt:.

( \ \'hy ~hn 11l d th P. t.;-ifk " ~ ~· .:. 'I'}· ' " " .. . ,v,

· ' 0 ~< · h :111tics wh i.;i1 ITlll" t ~o · " u •• .fe~t arc but Chilcltclt of a la1-get gt•o;utl. ."

- < • un l e re was a great calm.••' lC Winds and

' Vhcn on the mibsion from his lhroJlo . I I I f . II\ ICnvcn r . . . o n , , .-ay,

--::c 1 t~· ~u ch ~tron .,. 1Jc, ' . ) l 'r . . :, 1rr .

. il' lr ~d t' c·•' ir•'-'" 1 l . ' • ••• • J .. , t t• ll ~ I Y ~ p r O \ ' \ ' l hrollgh tn lj . r. '

• • , r •• r!-1 o , c:n s thc.y al w;,,..s m ov<'. ;.; o r ~-ll f;ht lml -pait• impii'c.) - ,

Th0n~h rf'n \l r~· l ,i!' Jwdlin g hi\unt. .\nd f<' ll d i!'car.e n uite w ith w :.:n

T, r c:ntl c·r him ,\:s t rC'~~' <I .

11<' c:~.! l~ C otdc·n !ment t o hi~ ai· ; ,

Takes o f t he. food l.n ho~li· ~ .Y ~prt::l.d ~ A nd is co m p1c tcJy blc~ c'cl. .

. l1 j , p a t h is 'f'<'C\.C<'. h ' r. j"~· sinC'cre , \ Vh o wisdorn's C'O\ln!'c~ u c i~n-; t o hc.ar,

\ \' ho m~ke:; C o t; t cn{mcnt h i•. ~ o nn -x ions' <'.'Hl'!'; (\:.: t.urb h is rest , H nppy himself, he tn11kc~ t:>al' h ·hle~ t

T i.nt on hi~ ail\ rclir~.

~eren dy <.\ow n 1ift:' q tream he F-l i,it·c, 1I opc ·;)uoys him on 1he bois t' ron~ t !c\c:;.

AnJ ~hc<:rs hi~ pass~g~ t hro11gh • Con tent: to l);·c , c ontl!ll t to die,

Cc;nte n t c ci. wail:; }, is d <:• ti11 y ,

' \'hen death shall uid h iUl ,SO · A um:t~uo .

THZ GRAVE OF T H E D U ELIS T . .

Vv'Mo sleeps beneath This cl reat·y mou~ ll

\-Vho~e :~shes here repose ? ,~ S:1y not, ' lb hoty. h:1Howed g rou nd - ·

· Thet·e' s blooc) upon the cose !

D tber·c a hero sleep benea th, Ot-:'5 ? S o rr•e chie f of spotless fume.

f aC" 1·ance breatbe-1.,he flow rets h ere no r o

No m arble !:peah.s h is name !

1" it tbe lovers with ered form , " :\t ·nO 1uw·~ -Th:i\: lies s o ~at . a .

• uic m but the s torm-t hear no t"<::q •

1ul '-'OUOd o f W O • No tnourn "' ... · . · s humble c h ild,

,. • , ..... el l!!lCI'l ... . > t t ~-... • • b . ?

'1" .,. t c\ecns in s tlencc ete . .i' ,;.1 .. ~ L J ' ld

. ' so dread anc. wt ' t

'"' spo<,

1 "0''·1)<1 t ) -' i ~ " "' . . ft"icr.cl ly tear. •

l -c.'te •~ no ·t is here enshnned , \.e who~e au.,

No-' 1 n·· ... -neart-.1.. d a r u lan "' . cl

possesse . •s nanJ entwmc ' 1 0 Be ruty

!-To wreat 1, y b ...... impflrt. (': ne I O lh•

!);d ,a{ . . o"t:r his -gra~c, ep,. no~

Jt:~hgtOYl W •· •. lo<;S d!cl wo\11'0 j

,..,-r., f riend ht!j i'· ' ~c the £L 1\YE-J.. J ' , •;1JO'l.1.l! cl •·' '

lived Ot 11 · 'l'U'll·,scolt ).'il• fic:otl died !'liS cou~ . ] '0 ·~ n AHD ·

p.C l) t, )~ . •

'.T w::~s eight o'clock, :mu ncar the fire My ruddy lillie boy w as sc::~tcd,

1,\nd with the title of a sire

~Iy cars expe cted to b e g rcc ted-

.Du t v:Un th e thought- By sle ep oppress' d, No f:tthe r there the ch ild dcsc1·ied;

His h ead r eciin'd upon his bt·enst, Or, nodding, l'oil'd frora side t o side.

' 'Let t hi3 young rogue b e sent to bcd"­M ore 1 had not time t o say,

\'Vhen t he poor urchin rais'd R.is head

T o beg t hat he m ight longer stay . R efus'd; towards rest ills steps h e bent

'Vith tearful eye and aching heart; B ut cl:llm'd his playlltings ere he went,

And took up s lait·;; his hoi·se and ca1't .

For new d cby, though oft dcny'd, H e plcadcd;- \\'ild ly crnv'd tJ1c boon:

T ho' p::~ss'cl his usual hour, he cried At being sen t ::~way so soon.

If stern t o him, his grief I shar'd ; (Unmov' d who h ears his ofl'spring wecpl)

Of soothi ng him I half dcspnir'd; Whe n all his cares are lost in sleep ...

~·Alas! p oor infant!" T e xcbim'd , · " Thy father blush es now to :~can,

· ! n all which he so l:ltcly blam'd, The follies and the fetu·s of man,

T he ;vain regret, the ang uish brief, · ' Vh ich thou hast k nown, sent up to bed,

P ourtrnys of man the idle grief, Wnen doom'd t o slumber with t he dead."

' .n t tc rml bade I he Saviour doign'd to sl ' Tile tempest l'Osc with houdlon<> fury d · cop,

T l " n von le wave-tossed ,·essolwhirl'd nlon" th d'

W ild 1 · 1 • 1 1 " c oep : · & ll'le c c l 1o storm amid lh<' pnl'ting shro t..l

As the vex'd bil lows dashed the t..lu rk 'ning clo~d:: Oh then how futile human skill and power! , . "Sa\·~ ns-we perish in the o'en vhelming wave" Ihoy cned, and fuund in that lrcmcndous hour

An eye to pity nnu an arm to SII\'C. ' He spukc, l\II U lo ! obccli••n t to his will. The raging wntcrs a nd the winds were still .

Aud thou, pOOl' trcmbiPr o n life's stormy sen, When dark the waves of sin nnu sorrow roll

T o Him for refuge from the tempcs~ fi co,- ' To llim con fiding trnslthy sinking soul ;

For Oh! he cnmc to calm the tempest-lost, 'l'o seck the wallllcring, and to save the lost.

F or lhcc mul such as thee , impcll'd hy love, He leflthe mansion's of lhe blest on high,

Anti sin , unu pain, n•ul grief, and fear to move, With linget'i ng anguish and with shame to die ;

T ho t! ei.J ~ of Justice I.Jonndlcss Mercy paid,­F or hopeless guilt, complete atonement mnde.

Oh in return for such surpassing grace, P oor, blin d nnd nuked, whul canst thou impart 1

Camt thou an ofi'c l'i~og on his altar plnce 1 Yes, lovely moum o1·, give him all thy heart :

T hat simple ofi'cring he will nol disown­That l_iving incense may uppi'Oach his throne.

He asks not herds and fiocks, and seas of oil; No vain oi.Jla tions please the all -knowing mind ;

B ul·lho poor, w eary, sin-sick, spent with loil, Who humbly seck it, shall uelivcruncc find:

J-ike her, the sufi'erer who in secret stole

And more I though t- when up the stairs Vlith "long ing, ling'ringlooks" he Cl'cpt,

To mark of mnn, the childish cares,

To touch his garment, and at once wns whole.

Oh for a voice of thunuer, which mighl wnke T he slumbcri1!g sinner, ere he sinks in death!

Olr fol' 1\ tcmpe~t . into uusl to shake I His playthings c~refully he kept. T hus mort:Lls on life's later sta~.: ,

- W hen natm c claims tJteit· forfeit. breath ,

S till gr:\,'lp at wealth , in p ain and age, And cling to golden toys in denlh.

'Tis morn! and see my smiling boy Awak es to hai l rettll'lling light;

To fearless laughter! boundless joy! Forgot the tears of yes tcr nig hl!

Thus shall not m :m fOJ·ge t h is woe? Survi\'C of age nncl death the gloom?

Smile at th e cares h e knew below? And, r enovated, burst th e tomb?

..., my Creator! when thy wi ll ...,, Shall stretch this frame on ~arth's cold bed•

l,.et that blest ho pe sustain me still, T ill thought, sense, mem' ry-all are Reel.

An<l grateful for what th ou. may'st gi\·e, No tear shall d im my fadmg eye:

'T hat ' tW!\S dty ple;tSur e I _should l~\·c­That ' t is thy m:tndate b1ds me d JC .

H is snnd-I.Juill tlwelling, whi le be yet hns breath · A vie wless lmnd to picture o n thu wall ll is fearful sentence, ere the curtain fall !

Chi ld of tho dust ! from torpiJ ruin rise,-Be earth 's dclusiou fro m lhy hnsom lllll'l' d,

.<\nd stri ve to measure with cnlighteuotl eye~,d The drco tl im portauace of lhc eternal wor f l

Tho dtutics of uight nrc gathering round thee as '

A 1·i:,c to labor, ere lhy day I.Je pw.l.

'In darkness tottcriug, ou the sli ppery verge Of frail c~ i s l cu ce, SOO n lObe 110 IOOI:e, _

. · woiTtll " surge Dentll '• a·ude t e a1111e~ t nous , eve•· o

1 • ' ~ ' ' k . S IOI'C •

Shall quicklY' da~h thee from lh: Sill Ill!; •

13 l oh! the secrets of the f•J IInwaug day, ' II 1 at eye survey ·

What longue may utter , or w ' . . 1 t the 10 0 ek inhcril,

Ob think Ill lun o I hen, w ~a I t thc mourner's part ,· What tht: pence-maker s, w lU . . .

. f tl e 1')()01' In Slll l'lt, The a ll oiled porllon ° 1 · henrt :

d · · of the 11Ure an The promise v•sao n . . G' l c1 the re is balm to spal c,

for yet1n 1 ca · · there . u Phys•c•an · And prompl to succo• •

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/') \Y F ALLS OF NJAGAil~· on

dur.ed up I . , tiJc emotions pro · es · ol Described accordmg ~~ler ns the- seve r:~ I featu.r h the I the mi ncl of a trD v~ Niauara connected Wit 1 !J . the scenet-y,on rh~/~serthe s~·at ~f war in lSJ~j; on

history of me sr:,. while ajlpronching the a c311\' at c.-disclosed ~~ 'lm, long the margin of the str the road th.a t WIIH s ~ from l.!u ffa lo to L ewistown.

f m:~y lone truclc, t nwhile the bcnst o I · d.

Whe re, cr s ' k'd tho yicltlin" snn ' Or c~oglrs' footsteps ~unr ·s from his ;IJodc,

The t rave ller wends Ius ruu o. c t nd And journey>', by 1'\ingoorn's ~horc to s a .

.1 1 p·tUsin" hears Whil.: dis tant mnny n m• c, 10

' ' ": ' t ·m · Hcpcntcd pe nis, that sect!' rh~ !i~ ' t.hcrwg sOl ,

'Tis echo souucl!t•g lolldly Ill IllS o .• l3,

The tht:nde r of the cat;J ract's nwfu~ form.

I·

Hiuh beats the hcnrt with cxpcct:ltion strong , l TIIC eighth, last wonder of the world to r e:tc '•

And urges fast, o'er mediate ·~•.ilcs fu!l l ot~~~ To sec God'~ powe r, upon 1'\ ta:;am s be.lch.

Distnnt tile cu rling surf he now desc rie s , l'ictt:rcd on a i•· in colours whi te ancl new;

H ere 111as.<;y, led); ing o·oclt, the llood tJ, li es , I

And hills th' approachiug wn,·cs al.mte, l,c few.

T he ~trcam, now cun·ing, bends towards th e fa ll , Borne dowuwnrd from the b;1nk on c iohc r side ,

llco·c rowed, in triumph , m;1ny 11 so ldier t;Jll, Borne in the barge, to redeem Culumhia's pride ...

Forward- a ·~par.c of half a league be tween, The scene comple tes, nncl stnnds in broad ;Jrr;Jy ;

The wntc rs ~peed them to the bri nk, and then In grandeur, through mid air, th ey ro ll away.

No t lightni ng launched, e 'er, in the ,·ault of hc:wen ' . . Nor sun·henms glcanull l! from the uppc•· skies, Nor course of thuughr , to humnu mi nds :111 :;i1·cn,

Nor augh't beside, than these more sw ifth· IIi c.!.

Time makes the tide h is chost:n cl~ronidc;, (Bc~ t cmh~cm of. hi.s own th rice-rapjtl speed;}

Aml \\ :lves, on myr mu,, c u·h memor ials he re lu solid rocks : the taule t >t il noay rc:~d. '

D eep in the cu lf now wonders arc di •clob'd . The rising vapouo· he re its drops unfu rls:

Th' .expandioo? \•olume to the ri)y oppos'd '

• . G.vcs back tis lustre , garnis h 'd o 'cr W i :h pc:nl ~ I he bow of po·om · ·

• 1Se S JJ;'IIIS the C:l\'t'rn wide • Two bows , high nt·eh 'd tl r . I

While onward cddyin" , llsoe ~ os tc n t n ~ d 1·op~ in,·cs t; ltd s . ' . "' ro t.tc swc lltn" tide

pray tu roch maguiliccuce is d r •. :' ' H d C~ u. c~c stan ' Allllighty Father her . • 1 hy maj esty 11 11d

1 ' c .. a t ~ fuund,

I I J )O\\'C1'o and s lory ere echo, like thy voice d . • o go·cat; Wc su wc/~ar tl ' c logh ts to sound :

' - 1{·u wonsu • ·r . tP atth~·fc~. . • he rtvcr nt rio is pi •

the f~ ll , just locfore th n?c•. about one mile a d the eye of the hrhuld ~ 1 nptds comnoc ucp h n n h;1tf from 'ery l'l1pid-;Jtl11 it wa~'a to Ita"~• a cunat:ll'C~ o a· IOCC lrts l o ous, our troops cro : , bout t lo1~ $pn1 so . • the c urrent i& shoro sscu to stu rlll Ch' ' cntoca l aud cl'l. . . . tppcw!l on tl u~cr-

- ' te Cnnada DEPAilTUHJ.:: OF THE

When lnctcdon the I' . I " . ~JINSTRELS. Far· t' . ' not llul ,.e I b , nt· lt·o111 1-'t·cc(l , sse ot·c A tHHion's blc ssiou•s ,om s lt ospitublc shot·" A . o IOvca·ctJ o' 1 . .,.,

nt~uon WC[Il tlte ilt•oti I . o.: t· li S hcud-s I nunstl'cl llo::d ,

Y cs-Inclcdo Tl 1 n-n gt·uteful • , 'Y ton e st woa·t h-unrJ p eople owned I he Ol'(almn'b pt·u ·c t· . tlty depurtu rt: '" Aud ll lcudcd t'ut· Jl n.t osc tot nao t·n • I on ned,

t ICC 1 I •Ill< C \ C ll l IC Cltt' Of hcuv n,

ll ut tl ooo1_ 1 e n. \ v . ( cgcn('rnt c ,

hnt fr·ccmn , son of l•.t·in's 1 \ 1 11 <: e o· oa o a sle ' ' l l1)' olc p11l'HH·c I •ee will (l e t ' . Ua· Sll\' Go·' Ll w 10 wi ll ltc~,.c gn to snaile?

1 " " css a " " so 1 bye.~" tee, w h en 11t 1:; ,_

<Jil sui est ,, Good F'o·om ''"}Jiilc• 1 Ul • ntc th e r;. 1• " 'OUiol to 1 "-nt~· t1•lol 1 1 D I• . •cn ,·eu t l . s c Was f

ut '•l'l n's ,.;.. 111 \ II coul·• :·ce, u 1 o • C II !l Bl 1• u C\'c • b n hose brcllth c y ~~~·Sc t·pcon b . I ' e;

Olttnmuouteg ~lis ~ ~I '• llU\li'C CI!I' I J

- I.

oN t'f~Jlfi:. d to a J,ttd!f-

l)tltirt:sse • • ~' os noll =" • ~:& r.J.r.r

11 '!I rnvsterious power, · st r o.ng-e ·

'<,Jov'd by ll t he r !l.pid honr, "' tes ~long' · Tb:lt h :15 . • d en t ot I'd stTing';

I touch the h~ \:·it ht: r ' d f:lc <?, ! s•t \V 1S

,..:- ,,en noW • _, ...,0 ulderi ng b!l.•H1, s-• toWCl- 9 ' "

'Beneath yon "·&.;tments c ling. ' "'·here rno~Y

1 C\ 'C !ll'O'Ufid. • -roll'd his ch eer ess . '

"j)nrk . ··cly ,;~gc frown d, . Severe hrs 1:)1 ~ .. •' d .

1S' o locks his h e:ul ·m'1 .L~ ,

,, 'd a !Jer•o's rmtique bust; J{e rn·nB;J

- .:- ·b' • crwnblctl i1lto dust, The mm "" ' '

1 d sunk amid8t the shade . .,n

u-aJ' nnnt triumph fill'd 11is eyes ; . ...... 1S' 1 , h e crtes,

. u Sec, hapless mo J1'n s, s e c,

" How Y:tin your idle schemes. B cncnl.h my gr!lSp, the {;,i,·cst form D issoh·es and miugles " ·ith the worm;

Thus ,·nnish morl:ll drenms.

tr The wot:"!ts of God :1nd man I spoil;

T he noh lc:st proofi:l of hum:1n toil I tr~t l\5 childish Loys-

I crush the .noble :1nd the br!lve; Beauty I rn:\1·, and in the S'' :l\'C

I bill'y hunu n joys."

From the Clw.rletlon Times. LOVE'S t'IR.ST SIGIJ.

Jf there's an h.our more sweet, more Nest,

Amid life's chcquer'u scene, If joy e'er fill,u the artlt.?g~ breast,

1~ cares aotl fears l.J el ween, 'Tis when the heart, it kOtPW~ not why, Witu ra pture fill'd, hreathcs love' s .first ~igh. •

IIow :!Wiflly ~weel the moments ay, Mit.l groves or flo wry dells1

Whc.n fnnuly gazing orl that eye Where purest passion dwell~,

And the yonng bo!o~ throbbing hijh, W ilb fonu ala rms breathes lo-ve's first sigh.

And though tile time is ev~r fled, And pa..l lhe joy~ it gave, ·

Yel sl.iU !hall memory sweetly shed .

Like mooubeams ~n the wave- -A beam tha t yet shall light llle eye, Antl cheer wtt~ thought of love's firs t sigh.

• 'l'he Ba.chclor's Solil0quy ·

M~'rr) • or not to :n>~rry ? t\1:1\. \. \he q ·•estion; "- h o:th t'T' HI il n , b:er in •.he m in.J t n sutfer, T he ,. .. ;:en ~:>i lene,. <1f these coh '' eb bt c\ roqms, Or seek in tes1ive b"l\" som t: chl•er ful dame, A ncl, by unn ing , enu it ? tu live alone, N v more, and b~ m arr ) ing 11ay we e1'd . The h··a.n-ache. illd tlte lllou~and make sh1ft s ,

tt Hold ! ruthless ph:1ntorn !-hold !" I cried iDacu' .nrs are ht:! trs to: 'ti>:~ a cnns,;mmAnon

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';If t ' 10u canst mock th e d 1·e 3ms of p ride, D c\·ou!ty to be wi~hed. T o m any, ! o l ove . A d h d ln p1.:•ce ! Percll14nre in war r a\·e there's the rub;

n mc:1ncr opes cvour- . . · · 11 . . For 111 tl'\e m a•· rtage !'tate what t s m ay ctJmt:, '\ trtue, beyond tl1y r ench shall bloom ; \V ben 1\ e have ~hu {(led nlf' ()Ur li oert.} -

"'VVhen other ch arms sink to t he tomb, 1\'lu s t give u :< pause- her .. •s the ro:t.p,.ct, She ·scorns thy e 1wious power." Tlu t mak..;~o u~o t\re11.d th e ~nnds of we~llt)c\:; ~

For who coultl b l:'ar \l tP tVW>I" ..,f ~l:'o'd"'g \nvee, ·Qn frosty w irogs th e dclnon n t:tl. Th u fits of ~pleen , th~ e:-:tra .. aganr.e-of rl tC'PS

llowling, as o'e r the W.:lll h e sped The th i t·~ t fnr pitt~·~. fnr crn-:e: ~ ts and f"'r ORlls, " ·' notl·c1• ., • t•• , The in<.<W-nce of sl'rV!I fl lll , and the l' J'UfO~

.-... • ) v :l.l' !S g o n e . T.z . , *l • • That p ut •enl h usbf<nd& ft'cm the•r cnnsort8 take,

l e 1' 1/tn c .~,··n·e-tile Cl' ll ' · f b · · ,. . um 1 mg to·wcr~ \Vhen he lll m tlel mtght I ' qu ,etus ~atn ,J\ ocldmg obe!J'd !tis aw.ful f10w er, By hv1ng s i•tgle . \Vho could w tsh to beat",

.lls Tlo~l[Ejlc•u swiftly on. • Thcj t:!P ri ng n" me of B:~ rhelnr . ~· B11t that the tlreaJ of alter mnrnagl",

mce beauty the n t o' time mus t b ow ( .~It ' h·tt ,.~~t t>X~ Pndl!ure of income, ...And age dclorm the f.'\ires t brow ' N o tnnglte c>~.n :~rarcely tell) pliZ7:1e · the ~ill,

Let brif•htcr ch·:u· b ' A n~m.<.R.e u~ r:•th~r ch oo~e the sin~lto J;f(', 'The fcmnle ~1:.

0 • ms e ~-U\lt":!._ "rb n n go \0 ja1l for u.:bkl v.·e know not wh:-~ \ of- ( l

:~h~~n hi .1111

' cmbaltn'd in lrul~ Ecn~•)m y t lHt makes Bacnclo;-. .; of us $till; 0

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11\ rn C\'Crl::t.Stin g- YOuth And th 11" ol\r meiRncholv rt>~olnti ol) ' Vhlle time himself ·r.: 1~'ciurc ' u still incre:tl!erl upon niore seri .... us thought

~0 ENTMEN~.. ST. JERO:\IE'S LOYE . •

'".h.? is th~ ~!airl my sp i..rit scek s, 1 i nroug t\ cold rt proof nnd sb.tH.lC:l',S b1\gl1t ?

Ibs she L o,·cs I'O:;c, on her chee k.? I .; h <.·r's an <:; t: of this world's light?

:Ko-w 3n and su nk in, lllit1night praver -~ r e tl:l! p :tlc luoks of her L lo\'C ? • '

01· Jf at tJ:n~s a l tg-h t be th ere Its bc:un rs kinukd fi.·om abo,· e.

1 c~osc not he J·, my souls elect, ... - } ron\ those " ho s c k their '1Jakcr's shrine <.a! .,. ' OlS . l ] . . , _,o..: .lat g:u· an 1 11chh· d cckcrl

.r\s if thcnl"l'·cs . tl . • eli . , ~ " e re ~\llgs nne. 1\'~ ! H ca,·cn b l f: .

Tl·· b u a~nlly w:wm the breast •• tt ~·tt . b" 'l' I "· . 1 ' -\ tll I . "' c :tt 1 n u r O!C cn~d YCil .

· ' s h ! who co · · · ' T mcs m ~ltttctml:" Yest T

0 IUv\tl'll her ft·ailty still is t~·ai l. :N o t so the fad~ l fo rm r ~· .

A .. nd lo b . P .Jl.t: , 'l'he g-lt• .' .c. ~cause Jts bloom is g·one •

I s .. . . tlt~ Ill those S!\inted e ves • •U l \~ "'l'~C 1 b .

, • " '' <.! h:r row p u ts on. -"-nc. nc ' cl' was b •

So touch in."' ~auty 5• du.\\ n S\.l b t·i!:)·h t , Wltich l' k . " ' as that tol·m's d e t•·n ·

' 1 I! t lle nh · ·' · · · • l n hoh· lu •t . . a r :s trembling· lig·ht

~~t.·ars n\\•n_v. •

DICTrONARY FOR E~IIORAN!~- ' PcnMl, ' l o t1npunc) R eckon , To supJlOSo, to allmn. (It IS IIO\' CI Peel' and Boule v:·

user! in this sens ~: .) Perk ish, H un~ry Ctua.Js nnrl Drink Shucks, R usks. P.-:c:1y . Drawl>\'. · Hift, W eigh t. Peery, I nqui ~itivc, s~l1ic ious G uess, T o suppose, to expect. l'of!.y, Drunk. · ~

S.ii> lECll.hfffENS OF C O JI'IpOS][T]{OJV nv Ttu:

DEAF AND DUMB PUPILS. f",)\ Gob, Bulk, a largo ho~ ty.. . . Hnn1p, To snutch. " Pe,·t, Cheerful, full ol annual ~pmt s. Ra1uly, Unruly. ~_g • . Scrape, All'rny, afi'ai r. Rumhunniou~. Obstrrpcrous - - •·,.

N e w-York , 17th F e bruary , 1824 . R~se, T o propagate hogs, ~attic! &c. Squelch, A fn\1. . ~~~ ~ lll\

1· D t AR FAT u £ a, U kdy, Ha ndwmo, p<Ony. <n<dhgon<. Snn>oh, 'l'o.pook <lnno•l"h• nn•o ~ e g.;

a t ways c xp •c t .11

H<np, Q""""r. . . c .,Job. 1'•1 ""· • · · o •. • here 1

1 jd b " y ou W< shortly come to see me ][ yon oamc Rumpu,, D'""'b"'"• noo.o, ' " '- Tho nbn" will " " "'

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wmnlonf <\., ; "-ll with' m s lbnu c e x ceedingly ha ppy to see yon ; you .;us t come here E"G LISH DIC'l'IOXAHIES. hook bofn" mo,wh\•h l~a ''"""lni.,,., . .,,. ~§;,~

Y ro thee ." e ry soon · M ,. · Loofbon·o w told me tim t he thou• h t Rod<on, To boll,·n " <hi,.k. ""'" · 1 nmo, fi 11•<1 '"'h'"' " " ''I""' ;""' · '"' -· ~ ': . Yo.u 1\'0 Ulrl e cm iC ltl l\lal'c h 0 1' Apt•i!. I f you will come h t.>rc in AJ>ril, I Shuck, A husk,? r ~hell. . 'n Do. whtch~>very t\ u)ertcll lt ou~;ht toprocu ra i fpos. ~<> ·"'':/. thmk. P ('rhaps you will acc.omnauy •n e l (T t F l .· \· 0 . IY C t Hift, T he hcavmess or 1\ c1.,ht of

0 sible tbc moment hi' lunrl s itt any pun of li rcnt ::-::.~ 2

1 ·n k . r o ,.,o o Ollf a , I <Ult:>e oun y. nuy 111111g o. Britain, to cnahlc him to uttdorstnntl the ling'O ~~.~ ~ '" . wor ·~ ' th yon. I ln. e you ao d mf tcac he<· •m·y '""" h ' because Ouuo To ~onjon<u< •· J o, ,.o, . of n ' "" pn"<nn of <I" hob' """" · H' •' H .

you g.•ve In<: f.o. od to eat, a ucl c lo t h es to w e a t•; when 1 am :<ic k you e m- Gnb, ~\ mouth ful, a ~rent piece of should uho recollect thn l tho p~oplc generally ·~!''5.!: I Y

a l ) l s c a ..:r G 1 R RY of that coun try ne\·er pronounce the lett er h <> .§ :.."5 I'

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• an., . O< c nres me. Me. L. leaohe s me Bible Lc.,ons, "'"'- . . ~' · whon ;, " ''h' " h•, ' "d nnLfim,ly do w wL·o. ~ e • ' many wonlg au(l o n dttfcre nt s ubje cts. I am ve ry we ll . I th ink my bro- l!erl, Br1s.k , ltvcly, . cl ' o. .·., nuo l\t lo bc.~lcnt. PHILOLOGO~. O<: <:<: th

ll b · · 1 1 t ,. . . Srrnpt D 1frtc ulty perplex1tv, ~ ~· n c r wo" < " •••y g a • o s ec me, oo•· he a lwa ys c.·•cs when I loaoc lnm " ""; ' · J0, ,.o,. n EC OT,LECTTONS l N PRtNo.

to come \ o sc h oo I. Yon mus t t e II my g.-and pO<·eu t<' that they must Rn;,; ·Tn pmemO<o bo h<Od " pro. ' 'he rr...,..,, <hat b' """'" o'en hy boO>m

0 , ><rite a lettce to m e ; the y do not write to m e . I a m vc•-r son·y that my ,,.;,.,d, " ho •" '"d 'h~p; he SpeiHg ' ' .mother, step-m o lhc r a nd bmthee a•·e d ead ; I hope thr.y arc with Gnd in ~~~• when<"'"'" "o" <"" ho- Tbrpt=uee,....<hy • ut eeoolloo<ioo, 1 ''"!<-h eaven. whe n I die I h ope the y wi !l m e et m e in h e aven . I s hall be ex· L!~r1" · ..

1 y llr. lil·cd . such Do. l la-ve the pure inccost:, dilfu~'d :Ul :u-ouml,

t.-em ely g lac to sec t <em m <eave n. as t " 'mme ,· " •·· anu u " · ><- , ; ;,, 1,1.,.,. .. ;, Jolm, <hov ~'" o •·e•·c ue. !J a n ,.,...

I I · 1 L "1 ·' 'I C ' '"r 'I ;:ouc

1 ns mn · • ' .. · ·1 th I c solo\'cl th t1nn tlesthe d.

penter cam e to schoo l ; I •·e<ollect t hem. Mr .. and .\lu . Loorlwrow " ' '"'" III«Li<" .' " " i I ."o.~ld 0 ! }'h"-'•~! ofnoturo,ymnjb.,utioo l pri•o, and :\Irs. Aker l~re very w e ll , bu t Dt·. Ake r ly IS Sl<'k and c onfine d to harerot~ scn·~:dwtth thc hc~t. - .As\V:t hyo\tr f:ur fom:u.,yournnsh myeyes : tile

bous e I ho be vrill s o o n b e w e ll. · ha kcsccu r. . . 1 10

Do. !llo\·e t.ae d(·nr picture) om· pencil pou11:t':ly '$, · . • I .b. · H 'Ia n}' slno le th1ugs 11rown · . • I ds ·

1 Mr. Haddock invited the Ile a I' and On m b Pn p il ' t~ soc Ins ex u <t <On • '7,;;',~;

1 a ,uo; " ' "'"""'"!"' ;

0,. Do. Ai o'«· tl<e b"J!"' n~ ~apo 1 P~··~' y "":'" l the y

acl'epte d his itrnt·ttiOII HP fir~ t pnt th e lc m a lc figu re on the 7,S A\io.t qua rrel or conf11

• .Butllh! though solo\ cl) the cluu ms ofyou1 f:~ce, a nc · < • • 1 1 1 t wmpus, ' ' D y T 1·1 1 d ·t :ill in smiles null be:\Ounn· wiU1 floor, a nd by t he a lp h abe t w hic h was on. the tau le . it pomte( to t l~ e · sion. 1c~. . . · ~1oug 1 .. res . , t>

ter ot' t he a ) p habe t ; <ecoml, put a lilt le ho '"" on t h c t a hI e . the •e• .ant h ;, " ' " " "'l' " "P" ' ' ho L <lofi," "'"~ .o: ' fl If··:~ v thc rose• M<l myeU" you ' "''"' • stood by the door a nd •·aug the b e II ; t he dnm·

0 pe ned "'nl a !aj {0~r <I" wo" l ~) ";nr,::,:~J1";:~.'1~~,::, ~" ·: ::: : . ~' T~~~~,.,.:~,;, oruoptue; u,;, bo.om or mino ,

(<eared, shut it. took some 1\·uits and fi,w.,·~· gao·e the m tod~!\~ ~,; ,.: :': .. ~.:1~~ '" c~~ti•h md,io""l' of<ho Vol' " Though f.Ue ~_youe tOnn, and tUoogh g~ooful . d the chimne y -"vce p e •· ' w eepc d the oh nnnc y. a h tt I c • g b T nn•nn ; .,.,; i• "«d " ohow '"" '! ·" o,oo< vouv m<en, . ::" b ked . t hird, p ut the c" k on t he table , t he mc~c l<ant ~tond_ y "' <I~ romo "'"""" ;, ""glaml "' "' <Ins .All ,.y wi<h tho oplondows of bcao.,.., b«gbl ue n ar ' . .. d b the ump. he pon'Od wmc, """" "me, co""''Y· . . Queen ; . the c ask • h " se<> ant stoo y. '~ ,., m lh•m one ca.k ; I<Hn·th • P"' " l··ano"'· opposl<o," "''"" 't '" <h• Dooj Yot ou' ·opcot eccolb <ho"' "'n" of rldoght porte r • beer • g in • spruce . cord .a I " I • n sat down on the stool ><<d <ionoey fne ""' ;' ' " " '· Is o.orl "' <h~ U '~"' L Will~ d~ •oi•h'd Lcf.,eyou vo.e on mpigln ! the ca bin a nd t e lcgraph, ~"d I he grd' t e ';'a I ~ml< and the boa"' t umed S<aoo. • n ly by '"'''" "" fwm ''" ' nn " Tho ., "''~•""" yo~'"'"'' now ""'" <od'C' Y• P

ulled t h e l itt le co rd ,; w inc h h e h e Ill IllS ~ 3 . 4 5 6. and fillh, put Ireland. . . I · n plac in" the wo re! D rc..ss'd \l ith flo"I.Vcr:. full as lovely, ns ch:trnuug d tl 1 I' e s ·ttHI gentlemen • -• • • • • 1 d 1 · The author ts mcorrec 1 "' . anti s h owc to lc a < I . L h i h ttl hi' s word in one ha uc • a n m l'k l to the Yankee d ialect with t h ~: mea ning~ and S"'Y: ds b 'ght :aml as the imacre o r a T urk on the t a e, e I . k t the I le ar and fJumu Pu- ll tl ~.attached to it , n l l~:ast the two_lirst ; f~r Ah! they painted a l:r.n c:tp e !Ill ra

"' t l I •d and 'eemed to oo a . ·' I d ' IC 1 - . !lie v Euglnud m spea,. cell, shie ld in the o <e r ,a,, • ·1 . h · ld 'I' he gentlem en anu a <CS ap· ;, ;,.."""""""'"" ' ·

1 "h•';., Hkolr g•

1 . b d b"utiou U om thim con.

ils a.ud s truck his !' Word on liS s le . . b s i<TIIS to th e Pupils , and ing.o f n young lady, to s~y ~ .'~sec! ho\\~e\'1'1' ir• .And flung t lear roa

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.,;ded him . M ,. . Loo fb~ n·~':1 ~· ~~:·~~~d ,;' i tl•"t he e x hi hition . . . '; d ~·y~;k';~:~;::~':':::, hc \:;, ' "!,d. IVI;k:; You toll or " " joy• ~f "!d ::C~ ,W~:J:;::,&,':;'.i',; tlle y unde r s tood. \V e weJ e 11, I yo l'or I a m impatient to rccene a , , el~ clsllcsl with J ohnson's c~efmltlon , f ~ 1.1 I A nd tbesorro" s tlmt rt:Jgu

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·'te to m e soon, 1 bro · accnr 'd Hat ley has nm1ttcc . .

Je ~:,: ·~~~·;~:.' ir' ~~u",~ ill ','" t oome. I •end mk;,·~ io CIJ tt1~rCE. ~:; _::,~;~·:•: ~~ :.:,~;1\ :.~~·;;;~;~1; ;:~:1;,;~~. ~:: You tro~~2i;h fh~; 1i;;~~;,d':f.': :~;~:;:'.::' J::;~,, . I . m your I ov mg dang 'tee. C 'V. y ovk . ' "" oomoL "'"'· '"''' of <ho """" And d<e" eon i ' <Wol ""' '""" ' to "'' ·

t h e t . J a • CuRTICE F londa, Orange o. 1. tempted n~~al.nsft the ~ us~ot't lt c wonlgucss, You chYcll on ~etl~o c l~t " hCl'C 'tWttS r Jpttu·c to 11'/r. OH N ' slates, fon he1r rc~1uc nl l t ·

11 .. mean i n~ t!.Cne· t.nd bear me 111 lOng • R

· 1 1 1 percclvC t "1 ~ ' 0 d b 1 1 MES MILLE . d bil l co no . be bl·t ll!r uxpre~sc e . b 'sh'd my sou' JAt ., . i< roaeod nnd wcnt<o <h~ eonn o·nlly """f'd by " 1~'1~ •nnoo;Lmo., h<" ,,.,. You eobo thoaooonto l '' " '::; d-ofw vootroul!

. r • and >Va<ching a 'n~b• bush round I< a< <he rnhho<. ~' hy any o<h« " " " ·,. Inn-"'" '"' whc~ "' T .U my he'"' all '"'"ptn•;;f• t bo;',;.'d !m•oly and 1 sa w a dog sm el "';' "ood wn<oh'"g ' '1 . hhi< " " In 1<. llo oa.,gh< ~ .' Ly. "' "I •m J;'~)" h,. '"" <hi• moolo of,.. You ope tbe'"' f= neb' •

li<tlo ""' ~ • b:"~r~~~.~ ~fd •·oo< 1 h~ .' ~~~f~'~ :~~ ';::, uso an~ ~u<l< on <ho "" " . ~;~,~\;: •;::,;; ~:,;olnh«I•:::/~~:,;':~~J:.;;;;,~; oll [(i•·, ·, tendce io "'oman •hono ~'';!food , cmt c h '\~. t and bh I<' n nd oa~' ', < ho do" . H o was g a . h., " " " la<oL 1 ,;.,., :• .~~f " '"m -,,..,, 'I""'" 0! ~.fi' '.,. wiUo p!n,~e, <hey moo< m vmmg •·a ' ' . . ·,..; ond loo\<e • • 0 , ; F "" Do"•· ohhl.ohy. who.Oa< "" W n• . .

i'ito<hC>· was sm P'' A•:.'"~,{.:.~ Ja~na;; !3d•, JS20. in pvoofof l::Loe<Ln" <o <ho ""of <h•,"P~~:: , d t"gu~fthe 3.oys oftJ)e sp ring ~f.o0~~ ~)~~~

, , C \' • • 1 sec no u •J ., 1 " our hnu•o as · • .... n ~ . 1

}CUng VJ81 .

s·- sions of " our folks d~n~ r. l t·xcept tllat Ol!>' Yott we:~.vc o'er !l.!?nrn t .le sensons like tl al~ ! t . fi r y our info t·mution a t pres,c~1:j yo~~; t··d in the Yankee !~c~~ciu the animal~ .t.c· T bnt rose on my.t:~.ncy, Jllhat fi rst tnug llt rue o\ . i\1 de a r C ou s m , . - d o writ e to yon u I wish to sec y ou . a tiC .t . . . ollrs is not mcant. l~ I s· tllcrc n~~t'rtcd. 11>. >, '"ou J>:unt the fnn· form t ' Y tt chplc<~ :.C 1

II vc1·v d ay . ' ' ' l'llc to mc\CIY tlcf:\lllll ' n 1""' • f love l wm "' . , •oo<l hoa < ' ' - Will you plooc-' <o . who" lon>loog "' ' • • . •ll"hto "' " • · pro•·o porl.<O . ·

• tel· M a t')' a nllll lp•~·~~tt"'givcs y ou h calth."OIT Y fol' the de a th o fl !"Y c~~s:~ lonely rcn':.·uk. w?uld J~~\~]~rc ,~/:~re the fitlb atiH~ .Uow clcnr to the heart ar~ th~~~~:.~,•cllcd ,l\\'11ci ' l I n to I a m ,·c ry ~ J I •c los t 11111 . I pJrts ot Glreat gnto tl;em nrcco, rrccl hy t•c "ncl)'Ontc llofl.b c p lc ru.tllcl> c'd withbcrSJIIl c. clu ' n · .j an swcnn y to« c•·. •. "' hu• band • fm· ,. ' . i •o•<o " hoa-·cn. "" !mal• '" on"'" ~ k'dfon ' ""'""• en""'' tl • bouso of the

• oon a n M . N l•·oll who " " l o • <I ;, 0 wi ' h you. H ' i • Ch.-i ' uo•d "" mm• hml. ' . .\on liM fO>·on<po"'"'" "' l b" •It f tho ; heood , ,.d " name wru; f ~~ i ,c"i; go no. I ' Y m;;~, '0 f soolng Gnd ''"<I · .'',:':,<l•omo. I hope hhnlt "o" '"" "•! ~ r "" 1 nuL , lm< beo" Bu<, yo" te

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on h ;, 'an~ . fi !ted .,.; <h <ho hapf' ~· ' " " d In• schoo t •o ·~· Y '" • K nowlorlgo i• ,,, _ Amodm• n• '"" r "!"' n-., • ;. 'hi• oonon•y . ,., . ., d willow ,,m.,,J,-,n~ hie•· thin!< he hwa~ .. -~ , in g iug . II" ' "-r~"n I ,b~lt i"'P"' ' ', "~:; . .. nd ,;.,, t ; !miL r<? '"''owool opo~• • '~::f.l~"''""· 'l'hn<f _;, ',;',', Wheeothco':';::'~h <o U.c p~l. ,,dif~A=y•uw:" an gel ' ·~ o < . " ·oil my !" " " ' . I . II ,., .. nl n loMe on< y~ ~ I o"d"·" ""d ;,, h' <ho foeogo• ~· . ••o•d• """''' "'" ' " ' And pomt to e ; of "<M If""'' ' t·o b e Ji ltg~n r " 'ln cr. . 1 tluuk 1 s ~'·t· l . J, is JJrincip a l t ea~; ICI : schol ar~ who tll'C g iving them.~ l~f,~\': : i.,u iliclll lO II S, w:li~~~tr~~~; .&.nd all the dark woe I , tJie feelings you I

to t" llOI• J c " 1. · 1 osc so me lc country, wll• ) •ru Tlu•,;o · _, ·kand tmlove ), fe n • h e 'j hope l O ' "' y w •· M; <cad w•· wltl ' '" .ami, a<lon. T ho , .. , . peobaOLr lin lo known 'r ,;, v ulga< Tm••"'· n nt tloo .. gh uO< ' s ri•g ' '? .~,~~ To~~~l~ c di n·c rCJII\;;: ;~~~~ rt l y. go to Alua uy lot c. . f' tl'lcw·Yorl; las t from I he f? lcton~ry A~r the benefit of lli:~ uHI· br:ng, II ction is preciou_gihO yc.~ th:.at isl " I" . D niJ ·In . I C ltyo ' tl puhlbhedt !ut s~~c:d:lc ral. @ne bright rcc~,~are thc joys of e ·o~u f and ": j,. Ca pi<ol. - . . Ho a n·i• nd "' " ' T l,..y .,.,., fi llod " ' ;' J'"Y'"" ''fif, ., Though entom flho"""'' will con~~";' ,~~.-~ , y oH o I c f<. ',;~:~~;,; ;,.g ; n Uoe ~~ ~':;;J;; doli"' <o ':"''\~':.;'" ,;';'..; Da>•y, A, ' a Y' • gone, • d <ho mgc

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• tC the JV b y way o · ··n m·· f! rrtrt l.h'•ll .... '' - 'tn(T· we :,tna's cha.rncthe:JS' puulicati?n !. ;!'1-lhl.: .I ,., ·~)n\ll im:(; r IH· .~ :

a the dy 0 t rr)lL /:, om t •,Jy ~p·tt,' ft \ J'~ (}· ~·,vn, t:O' j . C J.'t) t 4 ," ray, llD • f thiS grell xtrnCts iT • nrticle p e rml • ' \'here· clothllo~O .. • J diJ'JI!>'d Ill)' utr.

- • ]encJe~ o to such ~ ·~,s of thiS ... '4 is true, be r:r:rt nlct m} c)c , IO

PRESIDENT DWIGH1.. ~ neview .prelirn~nal .rt'fe ~a the ht11l ul rnes rnight, ~ ~nt. -·nd ela- • v ofL sl>n ll tra~c fi MnycontalnSu P d )liS 1 <>-' e vo l cxtc "" 1 g~ht~~.~~~n ~'wn <C~IIf'•>i i·~t; !"'lWi'h-.

rrlte Christian Obscvcr or I c of which the a n de nt of thed d from t l e I . r author was l ·.och. . . ·) I nl tt t ·I'·~! JI. t !llo !Ill<~·. , of Dr. Dwight's 1'hcol~~· i~ ~~eE~~~~ of that ill us- t r~~cn, if he ju fc,~t~nts, thn.t Zr~~gcr to every r:;I:~~~·l· :~·i~~n":r ;,;'b.t;out l.' .• ,~,I. ·vritcr introduce~ th~ o roa',·vse'·nbtl t not too high. The booration of tbCblre d in b ooks_; ansd wit11 n. pen per- l n-hul f~ncy oft ~In\\ " I'~~~ ·-

It 1s h1gh p bsor y a ' I-ie e · rl •. ·"h"u I r .. r1. trious man. . tU an e.nincnt English pre- n. divine, a his librar ' f his ringe rs . . . -,Jl htl)'i",.r n ,,Y, f '"'' ,. .... c·l:c•·l· , language used rn rcfcr.ence , Dwi Itt. "Thisgrent .apartment but the pressu~c 0 fj l his suspJClOOS :-h all tti' ~~:~ ~~:~rtr~:~l;li tr·.; .. ; .. ;rt lwru. late may be truly apphcd to Dr. ~n tho eloquenco et u a llY under so.rne t.Jme,. ee e of tbe wor k ,\n "' . ., • - .

man h~d .the hum~ur . ofrn t,e~~~c7he ~rofountl ness nf ~ould yet, at tl~~e inte rnal cv~d:~~ familiar ~vith I ;:orl1~~''u:··;1;~~)11\1,~.!·: 'I,·,~IJ~ ·. ~.'· Ja i·i, of an orator, the funcy o. a p I II or the saga- a. wake ne d, ~y ,.,-ritc r ·was qUit w ith the Sile nt i'll ;\ I ,;-it lllCOiolin'tl ,> il :!1' 1· r a philosopher, tho ·wisdom of n Chance 'd .h piety ·itself, tha t JtS·ld out of doors asf 1 n e d and de- J ,~ .~ tlri~ i'J' ' 'rl •:·ot, t!"" rur.d ; il a•lc.

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I 11 of an angel, an t c J' · g WOl t s 0 e a r · t . ~r->~ ... city of ~ propltot, t tc reaso ' ' tlld ~~~djtative cmpTlohyrne;spicion is fa r morc,Jl'Uhs i K1zcwledge and Liberty ; .Monticello and ~Mol of a sa rot." h' hly ho an rtudc c s Iculatc c TT 1825

" If. the a.bove statement disclose a lg t - votronal so t d . would at firs t ca r:cd w ith Y ern on-- . • • f f tJ lue attached by transa - t'l n an~ r ea cr 'd t when compa. 1 . . . .

nourable p:o~ o 1e va d ·t'ons of t heir fa.- 1:1; • of the Pres1 en ~ t ' ve d uty, arc on y "Nunquam nimis dicltur, quod nunquam sntts dtSCitur. '1 ntic Clm stmns to the pro uc 1 'wntlll~ · Jy s,rcntma.c 1

. " • tf!Cr-land, we may adver t in ~he n ext ~lace, ~f a. l ite n.Jmost enttrc a. r ent stem of h1s renown. R emember the legacy W AS II~!f a'to!'l, gave, Ule beauty and richness of van ous specfiUlC~~ 1 an offSet, not the P Now t he race of the H ero ts run, their own indirrenous produce; oneho 'TWhlelC l r~r the !\ew-York OL;t;~r. EY"N T o !Janish d.J.rk r:.. uor:mce- hon ibfe slave~

o h' . 1 in t 1\ o- B R0\1 J. • " stands at t~e head of .t IS a ruc e, ltcl1 station O'N THE LATE REV . DR. J. · · " And perfect thr. freedom he ~von . gy' of a wntcr deservmg a.. ~cry exa f .J. • , , fi rm \\'C ga~r.o, . ,1

I amonrr t he moral a.nd rehgwus b~nefact_ore 0 While on that mu~:h lo1 d 0 The "ift that he wi l\\ 1 tva..i for' knowledge d1ffused, ' · "' d f k' d Tins mumficent t slumber thcrr,

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hts country an o man tn • h . . That sweetly see ms 0 Beques t for the uoLiest supply: t 'b · t th literature of the C n sttan . · · k fi mer days · con n utwn o c . . f Our sp1nts th1n on or ' J Most na tions unlettered he saw were abused

h I . escnted to us by a gcnume nattve o d' I c\''ry cOlrc. ' ' .., ) A~~~i~~~ prHe died so lately as the Y6.1/ 1817 ; W hen thou wonl s t soot.IC our I And. fra r'd that our freedom might die .

yet his efforts in the cause of· ~hr!stiantt){ seem Behold thy fl or.k in a ".gUJsh bow.. n i,;c, eminent s;~gcs, ami sanction h,s p\au-already to havQ secured for t hts ht~ great IVOr!t Around thy cole! a ud hfcless cl:l} , I uc ulca te ~he maxims he tnu~ht; a place among t11e established clas. SICS of ou r d1- Oh ! whu art thou so silet\'t... .. ow,

d · ill 1 d d t J ·~· To:l dawning Rcpuhlics,n;~u ptivilcged man,

vinity libraries ; an 1t w certam Y escen. o v.·ho once could chase our fears aw a :-; . posterity as a monument of its a ut hor's gem u.e, . That Freedom is rooted i n" thought . ofthe philosophical precision and comprehensive- Those hps that then so s weet!~ spake. S:t.V, Puhli ~: Oiun ion, that lever inlmcnse, ness of his mind, a nd of his devotion to the Say, will they never speak a g<un ? purest principles of the Gospel of h is God and F a ther in Christ, arise ! awake! That r aisrs the worh.l hy its wil l, Saviour. The volumes immediately under con- W hy must t hy children ca ll in ,•a in? Y:: xr>ct s from the many well-c ultured good sense, sideration are, to t he doctrinal and e thical p or- To st;11:1p i t with prudence and skill . tion of Scripture, in some respects, what M r. In \•ain we call-in vain we weep-H artwell ·H orne's 'Introduct ion' is to t he.illus- He ueithcr hea rs nor heeds o ur ~·o; t:ation of.t~e sacred volume by criticism and Bib· 'Tis but the llody seems to slc<>p. llcal erudttlon.. Bot~ authors collect, digest, and T he spirit sojourns not below. a rr.ange the wtdely dl!fused l abours of preceding w n ters, and commumcate to t he result an air of Bear it along that sacred ais le r eviving freshness and novelty. From the nature His willing fe et so oft have trod · h owever, of the tw<? works, . P resident Dwight T here, rest the peaceful r.Jay a w'hi!e, has, of c;o~r.sc, fa.r h1gher claims to the celebrity ' Vc'll tell our sorrows to our Gon.

10f an on gmal thmker. Never did a. theologian F me~ure t~e length a nd breadth of the expan ded or others must those s teps a scend regtons of r evelation with less need of d That led him to hi ~ wonted sea t . ?ence upon the aehievmcnts of his r d epen- And stra ngers o'er that pul)Jit bc,nrl ~h the shame depart~ent of spiritual ~c1e~~:ssol} ' Vhcre once he pour'd his accents S:l.•'<:.' . •

ere ave been, like Pascal . th . ·. y ~ by intuition, there was also in 'tha ehatlctans . c need not tell us of his lo\·e us,~c~rtain ability, not indeed to e aut or b~fore ~ ~ need not tell us of hi s carC'' . verres tn religion by the force of hfake anydt~co- . r .s rcgistcr'cl in hen \'en a bo,·e . butapowerof~nind eapab1oof . s o.wn gemus, And each sad lwart reco d . 't applymg, ond decorating all ~ho~thg.,h~uJOt.r-!!.ting, ' ' r s It t l(: rc. others long before him had (;a de. tmself and 1 was he, these wnnd'ring hea rt I lures, and in the aro-umcntat· oun tn the Scrip- To seck a n . . d s t Ia t led

1. of such as lo•·cd th"'e Scr·l ' ton ru.td eloquence '1' IllJUI'P Saviour's f<\cc. , ptur h wns he, the Gn -JH~I ~ •

tt and.a beauty which would cs, Wtt an energy T l ~ cast th :n spr d clustvely his own." seem to be almost ex- o c ~~cr. us in the Christia n race. en •

"Whatever tmth t here m . He lov d •n life-he lo,.'ci . d that authors and their b kay be m the remark F or us he ,,·rcstl•d . . • Jn cath; obsc:vo.tion is r.ompletel oo s are .two things, th~ He blest us .· ,'\: prny d , and wept r scnt mstaucc. Th hy nentrnltzed in the p Ancl soft on; 11 l :Is latest breath, dent Dwight were c ct aractey and life of p r~- 'Lie' csus bosom slept. H h a ranscnJlt f' I . rest- c s "On .e '.vas t e evidence, and I . ~ . us w ritin ;: A I bb . c to wear the Conq'r • . o! hts own sy~tem H t le bnlhn.nt illustrat~~ · F~ nc nght that golden ~r :s crow,., lraordinary men .l o wns ono of tl ton or sparklinrr . crown will be . son e . . w lo combine . I tose ex- Tl . "' gems u· ,ll st d . •

' mt~lent powers of . ~n t te same . lC trophies o( I . . u tt rotliHI.

;~If:s:~h~~ i~~~i~~~b.inmJ~~g';;~ld~n j.!g~~~f:~ He'sgu.nc! a n <} ~1

1:5, : tnist ry.

Uan philanthropist in~~ of dn~ellect, and a Ch~ a Who now our tre ·~ . . e rca\'cd !lock, volence. He could d e ntly routine of b n s. ~hcphcrct of T~ra~;! ~ng s teps Willlt>ad > thc~a~ieinn, rofiue cmon~lrate with tl e~e- c thou onl help . ur s trollg rock ' physt~Jan, null in thnd subtllize with t l 10 ma.. Safe "uid In Present need . commtttce of a . .0 sume hour . . 1e meta. 1 "' c us tlt ro' l'li · . I' . nnsslOn , assist nt I n the blest 1 c's <h ear

stmptctty, preach th G a.ry society . t te T o r . path thy s Y \'ale cotta ~tea, and attetl(i at o~cl to the 'p~~r ' Yit h a.ll ~ IVIng strcnnis tl en· ant trocJ '

1. e bedsides of tlln t~.otr ; roun<l the city o~ l U t uc,·c r f:tH' le stck our Con ,

On.e of h·. 7s Ca.t r

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l'cs, Libe rty's Spirit , wise tutors assert, Is u;tu ished by il!noraut thron~a:

Fo1· mi ll ions, L,J iudfo!Jed, will g ro\·c l in dirt, ll u~ ty t-al•t;:, ~ud propaga te wrongs.

T he lll::tny' e muru terl, loliJ da rt{C!l old time~, F r(\m lhb~ Lon's Tower to lliuclu­

Cup idi l) , l ~;nomuce, violent crime,., .l:la \'e ruiucd old empire ;:nd o~ IV.

Al.i .l.is tory tea cht.s-botr. current and pr.st, lltat ~.:us tom c:u1 uatore coutro) ·

Th:H r.:Crdom C:\0 oulr be fitted to ;1\st By ha l·i !s of oetiou ;111d soul.

Then, S·1;cs, pro::b:m it-':lhough ro:u-ins {1ave blc1 • :\ ud pa triNt. <.!:cd !~Jr mankiml- •

T ha t K 11owlcc\.7c nnd Freet!ont together must spread 0 r lll.m be '' ser f without miud." ~

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1\J uunt Vernon , all hail ! i\lontic<'llo nsccnd \\ h~ rc LilrAny's glory do.lt r .: fgu ;

Yom· ::. ll ~s H •td }\JUI' sa;:;cs t!lat science e~tcnu • lwmort.tl as sci(:ncc rt!n:a:n. ·

R cl7·cml>cr y~c leg3cy W .tSR l:'iGTON wiU'd F . I::! nlr\Xtms, career, and adieu '

org-et llot the S· t ' ~ .•. ' a csmau, in sciences skill'o· • ow to.lm<> to!i II r > . ., x 1em n>r you.

y c fn·eotcn , S II'C' 'lr 1 c;.:

1 ' cu tu re shall never abate ·

·- uppantl!ub\' · ' · L · r. .tr •co mc;m · est thnt whic h "hould ' M ig:tt Innlte' :_ ~ .. reade r each citizen grca!

• . IIJJ l uu t more a machine. Tl.rus ·1r

Dll lOllS j 11 £ 0 , . Jt •h • . Lot au da rk -:-:J I ' t\ " 1 c S~ tcnce was p!n01,•c;

D • nc:;:; tho\ll• l .. 1 I • ' weft c rcat . . ' _ <> 1 11::: ll mtl inc reas~u: '1' U l cs Ol hurtle I .

0 '\ork for l n, mac lwes oftbelnuO., t lC ~lo:mrc.h and p . .

~~od ne, t. ll'\o •·als 1,\ nd cultt l •

Fo,· riches t re t >en !~P.\'el· commute Sine'" '. untutor 'd, to plod-

man WI Ito • k B u . u · nowlc (l.•c . t W Jth it r , b '5 · mus t smlt to a urate

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o t Lrntu!; to c~ · the t::cl eb r u.t" tll tt I ' '-' lCc ro f, '" C e r \lu.n, o f Dull ' , tom t he Peu o r D . D

I ) l l'l , \V<t s u d ' . 1 • t·en-1 :>~tl of 1-'rn. nc:e . It is c: -~~at~,\ to the }~irst C on-

h she u in !.\;oven,' · p te -l trom u. lllllllbel' pub · - uel\1302 · , -

e xtinc t . \ V e . - . ' o f a JOltrna l lnno- since •ll e 111<lcbtcd !; · "' · nlen, '\' ho i tl. · ' · ~r or lt to two }lub lic

' u t u e r cnt ~pl •· etni~tently cvntr~bt t ·' ~ l Cl'cs of a c tio n, h uvc . 1 eu t o the " " t · . nn.tt o ua l ch·n·a.ct

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f · Y year:~ In the possc~s iou o 0ne o f these ""cn tlem . .

l• e t .... I • :::. en , and w as by h un pre ­n •.u -v lhc o tll<'t' ~ - 1 1 • •

l · . ' 1 ~ ·11 "hom w e have 1·ccci v-I e t l t to.- r~pttblieution 'l'h t ' .

. · c sell •mcnl'l, whtt:h ll bl·c~t~lC'', ~eloug a p propt·iatp ly t o t lte <e;;ion of po h t t<:a.l h be l'ty; and w e could wish our

~ou:llry u o ~cller se curity tlmu tll<tl they s h o uld

111Hl :~ ~ lome 111 t h e bo..;o1n o f ever y c itizen.

\V lu l c o ut· lJo litical bark ..:ontmue::~ to <>-liuc 0 ~.;; 1lmly ove r the wa ves of time, t h e energ ies o!

fr eem en m a y sce U!·cly sle ep. But if ever the

t eu1pests o f f;tction a n1l tyran ny sho uld o ver­

sp r ea d. om- horiz on , e x hibiting in their traiu t h e

w r ec k of guvet·n meut au-t t h e social virtt:es, it w o ultl he the fi r:~t w ish uf freemen to b e h o l d th'l

:1"111 oi e ve ry V•>ta r y n c n ·e ·l , anJ llis bosom aHi­m a l e L\ by sc ntim >!u t :; li:w t.he::c :

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I Atticus s e n t m e nn cxtr<t c t o f your l e t ~er t~ 0 Y O ' I have hc .:n so lo u <> m y fanhf11 . , .; ~a \'I U S . • . . o . .

. . I tl l 'lt I ~ .111 r e..:e •v e li t tle u e w pl .· a s u l c 111 f Jt C H(,' ~c

j . • u r C'" UI ~ssio 11 s of reg arc! fo r 111y gcu•:· n ··H Ill" ) " ·', v ti . • \\'Clfa r P, a n ti solicitude fo r IllY person a l.~a c-

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. . S lOOlt'd to h e ar of wha t C 1c r. r•J l ' \Ill SU .t Ct:ll · · t y . . • of w h a t he has do 111: , t o .serve 111y 111-11 •' 5 sa l<!, or l • ·har'l c te r that s ul'll proofs o l ·s · or exa t my c , . I d lC! t.: ' . . l ·· t t :IC freshuCSS Ot 110V e ty , l\ ll fr ie ud s h t p h a ve 1°" 1 11

t h e m a s t hi ng s ofcourso, c to 00 t 0 · 1 · 1 I a m co •11 f the d;,y: 1 a111

1 u u t 11s ac-

lllt:re o ccurrences 0b . the p a i n \\'hi c h thi ~ p•: n

co u n~, ~c ss a trlc t o c~ l u 11 blh! that r e lates t o us . I t r ha s <> IV v . , of yo11r ct c . \ v h e n y .. u express y o u r ~ ra-

tl t u o u r c ause. . ·h ·t fulsom e devn l uf o!ll , US 111 S U L ' 'l } t ; t uclc t o O c t avt . l c e ks r e d d e n wlu e

~du lat i ot : , (l fee ~ u:{ s t~l:inn of a republir..a u,rc-. • t il t: l' <l ll k a u - l c urlivcstu ln m.-

w r• te , r e c o o1111 1C 11 < ' . 1 1

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1. t hc d.q~ge rswJtJ \V Ilc

COl end t o 11111 I ~ e ·I!•C• , 11 n::co u 101 \ V I en y ou a re t tu~ • o a s \\ c ·\bb e d his uncle) - . i :n Jlo . iu g c lt:meJ)cy, rio :"· e ~l·, · I" h omage, and Ill u •~ t t he ro s tr u m to cf r. · u• P•l) II o a s i t w e r e , u~o fo r u s to r e ono vc th .. you uo t , it i s in valll . o lvc d to k e e p lin•

I · ·c• t iltH . . 1 HIC t eS . c a • ' . l o rn w lllk y o •.. ·o t ra us formccl tlll o. a u t a s \. c t < . . ,:d i,; no t C I C C I f ces o f tlw empu c ll &<t s tc• , ·' I "'· s down t he .J s. l . 101 who J ~ • ,~ tc '~ • t of a boy . ou have t\' rtttc n , -

a t t ho:: · ~ ~ c t the wo~ds th~ t ~hey o re - s uppost•, v• • Jt~ co • e I·He deny th•Lt f u e·~j; , ve ; nud, Oil. J • f yo u < ' ' · o t c n c e 11 1 " Otl"

au t ' ·t til t! 11 11 P (tile ty r an t . . the o u e p tt [ ,l f s u ffic i e tt C.Y o I· o n e s upp!l c a -ut ll ~r, t h t: s~u - s ay, mu s t b~~~~~·:ec ~~.: u ill o f who m .-eo uc ~ t, Y' . wil l tHH u~e ' - til " ' h e wil l s avt: . • tll<t t lll: ld t h ink w~::l_l ' '( h e n ·f u se s t o

11 11 117 \VCH , \ V II U I I Q · ,.h i 1' 0 1n <l t l J ' ti zcn s . fe ~ ur fl o th•l • c t t• C Cl o t uc Sol · u w pe-

h r espc Sha ll we II J3 •tter i n dee sue ' s h o W• c . J d o I H •I "d\'t! U:o . t ' IU ' ' ht U I '011''11 111 111. u · t h e :0 I dV C ' 0 f • ty t . ll 0 >IJ' t lH:, l!il lld:; ~ I I {j u d ~a c t h C (; ods ! l>~,· or~hip! I do !'is h . t il 11 0 , •JY I c h oose t o e el so i ll t>l

. k __. w ho"' , cteserv 1

. d ull . h i tl n le , f P .. o n lC h a v" .. p u •ve•· for t ' " G~•d ,~ I lk d lO\ t we ~J . a ny jn fertO• .. [ot t l te s <t · u o t t h l ll · ' I S t o peu ~·~.··,. n, JllliCh !c "= boa s tet :-1 I f •(:I.\• C II7 ' · g lc C'lll Z e ·t k JtkC . S li ttlt: .. c •. a s ill 1 ,sp • a re a .

C•1n Cicc t'o co ufess tha t Ottuviu,; is all -pow. C~u l, aut! yet be h is lla llerer and fti e nd ? Cou lu

1

~eto. hea r to sell B1·lllu s rthicl 1• in Rum~ ; if, tu r esHic 111 R ome, G_rutus must interc ed e Ji1r pa s$­po~t . aiHI protec11o u from lhts boy ? Is th is s~.~'~P!•ug to be .m ade the stibjcct of Cicero's pa

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_o.Yrt c for wllhug, fo r su l'l~ ri ug the b1e tllh of l1!'e. to re 1na in i u ou r nO$trils

1 fur g ra cinusly co

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~II VI II:; Ut the life o f il f:. oman ? }$ he CUIII'crr i u~ •' . fav_uur wheu fiHhe r th ,\ n s uficr A ntony tu ty

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r .l llll l?.e O\·e r u s, he, Wit h a ll cluu h u manuy, 1uu y

c ho u se to p la y the ty rant hi111s uli ? W e1c he

t l~ e avenger of u surpa tio n, n u t, :"' s hu h, the 111010 Vtccr;_e H:nt of onr uou qmr, woultl yo u be fn1 c~c1,

n t th t$ lime, to s uppl icat1!. 111en w ho ha ve dcser­ve•l o f thei r co uut1y a s \\·c have doue ?

hccrie ll •lluurl-1 a n, yo ll r .F'u ther I . von, not he wJ•om [ Call F· ·- No, by litJ

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lnw~-~hn lJ tl"t iii J> le •lther Sha ll ' ' in !..t t the •

11P0 11 o u r Jibe t' · pu uu y , t\ hilc 1 haven b .r •es w n h i 111 . cera, yo u can su ppose tl~~:7~ tu Itson !Jossif)Jp.' Ci­su pp{lrtPrs o f th e s tnt c b bl' be free, tfthp holes a11d co rnNs w hen 1 • ~

0 1&etl to skulk i11

li s c oull tcna nce low . . . o r t o come a broad a t ti tuc~ l i'· '1. CI S , - . I . , ' "e I P !JI I es ' tntl spo rt 111 t IC sunshine o f h is fu vo > N • • 0 · 1 or · 01 CHn Cl <l \' lus, te ll y ou, my fr ie nd ca

f ' n grnnt the P•a ycr n you r p r. ti tion. Yo u in tPrcocle fo s nfc ty • th t · 1 r ou r

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• y ou as.t q u a rte r fur ou r li ve~-J ns ur~ nce for thu li ves of slavl's ! \ Vho will in . su ru lt ves t1 ftho~e Whn hn\·o los t their Ii be rt 1 . . y fl llt s t ;t lll Cd .'"e •.r lro uo ur? l.~"t thllu y o

11 suy, w

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ma y _re s1de "' ~~o •ne . L abnt ty , my j , ienrl, hu~ no_t lll ng locn l 111 it : it is uo t cot·fi necl to thn br1c ks n 1HI lllur tnr,o r thl' Sto uo 01· mar 1 le of y

011 ca_pi ta l. If 1 he free [ shal l carry R .,mu alon~ wn h 111e ; ami they a re ex i les in f: nme, who can bcn r the conruuwlif's ur thl' cou rte~ ies of u ty ­ra nt. I n Gretco, tha t t i tl e was f.1t11l c•·eu to the ~ u ~·vh· i n ~; fa mily ; hu t when this lad ha s in­su l ted us, by adopti ng the ve ry llnOJt• o f the l;11e us u rper, Cicc •o runs to recogn ise the unmc­givcs the a ll ha il-fa l is un h is knees fu r tho Stl lc ­ty of thusc w ho ha ve se r ved the s ta te, and make~ ' tha t state onc e mort: nu t me re ly a ntHr~inn l , but a rea l >uhsta ntia l s lave - - a n a hand o ucd, irrc ­:lo•amable fhH·e tha t k icks a way the c a p of l i · :•rHy, a mi da n~ea to the clank of '1i' cha iJis.

If C :csa r hi111<e lf, in t he ple n t itude of his po w er, fe lt w ha t could be clo ne by one or I \I.' !I , •·so .. lu te me n, shu II we now c ro uc h lo the sover o· i;; ~> ­ty of his n11 ked nnme? R o111c nppcars In h ,· li ken huge hun vy nx , ~;nn rlotl on by a bny .­T hc n uneof C a:silr Sctvrs O c ta vius by way 1>1 :;roa tl, a ml the grcn r un•t·1e lrty a ni mu I IIIO \· c~ 11 lo 11g u nco nscious ufi ts s lre ut;th , u nci p111icn t n1 iuj u . y. .

It wa s, in t ru 1h, a want ofeut:rgy , a w ant or se l f-conJidencc, n o t confi nt:d tu yo ut breast but d iffused th rough th e publ ic 111i ud, which in~ t iga ­ted C :csu r to the w re tched a m b it ion of sove-1c iguty ; w hich, when he fell , s timul ated A u to uy tn m ake the ai eud borly a foo ts too l to ra ise him . belf abo ve h is equals ; ancl which, at th is 1110-1ne nt, l i ft~ u p th is y uun:; man to s uch :1 11 ovta'­\\'eCIII nii hui~h t, that, w i th upl ift er! hands and unturne d e yes, y ou IIIUSt propitintll h is m e rcy for u s- the mercy o f n SCIITce-bca rderl y ou th, w ith ­out w hic h there cau be alo re tle naption. Bu t, i f som e among u s w o uld, o r if they c;ould ICme m bcr the y w c1't: R o ma ns, bo lrl a s these have been t o rob 11s o f o ur ri:;h1s, they shou ld mee t w it h u thcr s a s bo ld to vind ica t l: the m; il ll tl, t houg h the c ro w n o fC:csa r wo uld SJ.Iarklc in the e y e of Anto ny , the wounds of C~>ar would bu tS! o u t in h is m c tnory, a nd qu ... JJ the madness o f his h t>art. ' \" o u, , C icPro- y ou , who so ill us t ri o usl1 a vc ngccJ y ourse lf o n thP. e ne111ies o f your co u!1_t ry , how c a n you he.u r, a t 0 11 c m<:>me u t tu rp.cMlc r: t the d eeds y o u h ;we do 11 ~ , ami in the ne xt' to ILJI·

p rn 11 c of s uc h •nt> n, a nd s u r._h me_asurcs : to de­b a s e y o ursclf into ~ucl ! .low lu1ess-n ~ to h~vc ':\'eu th e sem bla n ce of approbat ion? From· w h'enc e spnin~y onr e nm ity to Auco uy ? \Va s i t fro n1 per -' s o u a I pique, o r !rom t he 1;1'ne r al good· ?'' Ynu s;• id th e latte r: .l {· was , y ou S1ti'c'l; b ~.c~u se he wa nterl tO lll ake h is h ;wd the• :;word ol J us t1cr. , an d his he :t.l'lthc o t1 ly. !ou n'tain o f me~·c y .. · J t

b " c:u u ... 00 1v .,.n t cd t o d ole out r~gh tF aud , · was w : .

' libe rti ~s to the ve r y me n f ro m w ho m he had bcg-

Never, thc rc fnrc, from t!us hou r c nmmr n<l my ~a le ty to this Ca!sa1· of yo11 rs : neve r, if yuu l o·· ~ 111P co mme nd Y.'" " 0\1'11, Yo u pay too high ~ pri~H fo r a few years of frail a nd fP. \'Co ish I if, , if y ou purchase the m wi th a si ng le p ros.t ra tinn a t t~1 ,, feci of nn equal. I shou ld II• >I w 1~h thai yo u r .:nemirs ha d it thei r powe r t.o put ~u ch ~ vi le cOtiSt ru c: tiou on your prosecu t ion o f Antnn.• as t o refer-i t to muti v~s of pc1so uu l fu~r, ru 1h• r than 10 a rrgarcl fo1 the Cllll lll l 'l n~wea l _; .altll I sho u t.J be sorry 10 sec thl' m u rge t lus. 1.1Ct lt1o u n l your's to Octa \· ius as a proof ~hot C 1ce ro coul'd COIItri vc 111 b~a r 1yranuy , Jll ll\' lded lw hacla t1

r ant to his ta s te. I clo "PI•l aurl tho ~oy fo l' t lw good y ou s ay he has done . [ f the \\•Ill-be Shoul_d

1 I ·· l' t • I t \'rl s uccnu;e th e w c .ll o r wu " 11 f ~Cl I I> I ~ . ' · f th e c m pire, .,va s tn ha n~, a s i t w e re , u?· a hu•r o I ·s ll t!'ll i . 1<1 U<: b l.:sse rf wh e n hc Wit S " ' u l(""d " ' • f d Yuu IJU IIIOllf a lld ( CJ !Olte t WhCU llt! ro~YIII' • called a'lo ucJ to an;\S ! why? w..ts It tha t the ~c · IIi us nf Rome sho u ld rouse Ill veugl! anc~ ; o: ~~~\: . t ll~ t C icero m ialn gr.llll late n su c ccoso r .. . •t ~ o · ·ethatltl' r l•H] Ue nt fri c11rl t urm:d soph 1st, to !Jr0 \ . ,

1·1 . . ·v . a goo<l III ,ISie r. ~onll t n se r ve, II we ~CJ '· , . I t !'a rc well

ld UC "'Oilcl \\'C Ill i g I a .. y m a ster cu u ~ , •noel u ma s te r a ~ ami fallt: n in the se r vic e of so g lrl ho de ny tn All tOIIY· Wha t th i llk yo~-wnu . ·'of •afl! -

. .15 Iu s so le g1 0 1111u -m e n wh o5e pa!I C: II CC Wo f I - I r ' \\' c ' I I f as~ u ra ncc o r li S lte.

ty , thc sole. J.l e t !!." uthi n f .-on• h is fears, cxcr JH 111i••ht t>IJ l illl l t! VC IJ ~ I' - Jibl' rt}' lllltl

o I t which a ll IS no t Illig ·r rhaa, w1t lo u . 1, 1. these thi nos a s 1 If we m us t t .l •1 0 o ho no u r . k t hcc abrou t u bn r­w e are hagg li ng in th e mar c \:;1;1111 ou r apathy

· 1 uc h !H a y y ou, • . · ,. "a lii, l OW Ill . ' . t he CSIIIn u li Oil 0 o . ·e ICC COIIIC to Ill ) a ud a c qu1esc I · 1 . 1. ro rEooth, he Oil!: 11

I >CP IIIS to tnn , , •• I this boy , \V IO • • t re b~CU IISC he SUCCI!lll .

cl C :c•·lf 111 n.l u . to ~uccec ... , Jl ch wo uld he ~1 v 1: u~ , . . , ne , ow m u f t c d h 1111111 !WI · l't· in peac~, to g r01y 11 if we w e re ron tel ~~ ~ _w ' teo l 't}' up t ra :;h ill c6fi',·rs,

k ri S li OIII" ; . I a nd slc e 'a ll o. I Ull t crs find consu ur ... h·c s w11 1 co · · 'tnd cli \'Cr l cH•rsC I . d t lle iJ been sac ri ficrd Ill • ' 1' t ;c• ur lol r di £ 11i ti e s · )II. . · 1 1 l'fte tl th is arm o n 111c IV-vain. In v_ll lll h: Hdeal: C wsu r is to be god, nn<~ illg C :c'sar, ,( t he. . . ' t be s uffered to wa ll, we hi s ido lato rs ; If l_u s SJ~trl:er m e n . My sword ' lh roacl :t n d rn ig ratc 11111 0 •l ft p t in i ts scauba ocl. • • I • .. ~e 111 H I v t: ~ '" r 1 ou~;h t, 111 t

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1 ·t nn ih il a t" every .r::e ·

May the gcHis blo t ) nu t , a~:n '. h e o ne whi ch a t th i· f Y so ul ra t 1e r

1 so f;n

i n;; o m ' •Je to dcclurc- t tnt, . moult!O l . P~ 0 111!Hs 1 ~~ se c oncl C :.csa r w ha t .I rl1s f rom s ufi .:nug Ill t II fi rs t- th a t if he who hr.·

. emblc the haR- beeu- if i t a ppea . s tl11u h~> •es . . I In­a im is to level upsta rt nm blllnn, ~lot to pu ow n in its p la ce, I sh,lll :1ppla w! hun . more ; Ul!t if o u this nccou ut, you dress hi ou llfJ Ill the allt I b:u e R of sovcr~ iJ!n ty, with the !ITI! rogn~lt·c~ tu

. don or t o puub h, you c omplime nt htnl ra t il ­pari . 1 ly. r have nn uotio11 , Ci~cro, ofhaud:n;!. e r ug I by w·• y c.f nve r thl! c ommou- wcal to a ny person, . '

I. I C icCIO the man 1\' hu w riiO• tn comp unc n · ' 1 · r~ h 11 ~~ ~

o u no t o uly will no t I" ay for lis ~ c, ' • Y ' •'I I holrl rf uw 11 those who oiTor 1" fa r a~ ho <'Un,· 1\ I

do ~o fo r hilu. . l f f rom yo ur ( cletc rminrd to ba m sh myse L

,? m .· ~ il li S ficd. U> ( II III, t lla l wlhi i ~Vo • t I servd~ clly,_ ' •P.nme- thllfc is my c ounrry; y~ t hcny •_s, th.,; c · ·~~~~ si~h "' think of tli oso l'cft lw ­sometunr s s~, l! . of yul\ rs only re nde r• mort•

I hind, who m a! ~ IIC>ti'J'e l rawll to the ve (y Ice>-. 'nus of •e-n 1 ' • d 1 · > a van c l . ·e ious th an hunnr, f, ICn s liJ

acco u lltecl mure fll ~ . I • home o f my 0\1 " f, . C e H appy 111 1 1c

1 I ancl a IT am . k If s ull't t•ic nll y r ic n in t le heart, I sha l l thin . !~ 1Y 1''

1 1 ld owes hut lws

' . de w hic h I le lV I r ' . ' " t nl g routu II · I u i I lie in,:: the cl lslll 1 · 1 · 't llll [ sha I; o rJ 1 •

no t J.I3 1C tuc • ' I·' I l kl o :v uotlu u;: d ed' tur of 1111111 .1111 · .

t<: r ~~ ltl Cr '. of vi rlii<IIJ' Ac t ious ; uu­s .\' r:ClCr thall t rle III CIIIOry[Co 0 ·61Jfic u·flo'1 of f, C d ·

hi w• g tua t r t lln u the s I IC il ltUil bf c n well · "' h a t lias he~u 1 01 ' 1 1 1 J rl um. ,\ s t o w e iii to do, I kt~ow w 1\1 tl ouc ; a ~ to what ther .• c ity is !Jwi ll nor si:o k or

II d·a S nlll.; as your l tl b . those whO sha . • J lm ll u l!vt:r bu uvc r ru e y I will tr.)' ::uccumb.

5 ld ove r- rul" them.

1 w 'sh tlwtotlw rsshotJ . s \ Vhn ltV ill l not co, 1,1 thinus, hazard n l_l lh ltlg ;y frtlle ll country a s~ -

a o. a tnra iSO UfJ n • As to w hn tnCil su ue r, he r w ith frecrfo ul .

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.. f~ ty <P vorld . liOsc w ho . . a s W it h ,a of t he l !)ut tot ·es of fc <tr,

vi o ur6 L d o so , J e

11 1~·:·~~ s~u~• ~::·:s>~"io~:· 1~.-------'----------~----~--------------------~--_;~~~----~~------~--------~----------------~---"-!cl l1 Cl ' th l I f ~llbllll ,.}IO U . te d WI d l i J11i tS () a cqu a l·lls u r eS • <I ll t h e JtC (l

tl a ined to s u ffi:r from thC:.csar cl icl I shCiu lrl ha t'P " at me, h ;~cl d nnc la s I I i t ha v.: ~n ••ed h i •n , hncf ., I cl lll . un r R IOU • • cl o n rt a s '

. u ncf cro w II . . c nu cl t~tne,

l I 0 ' •• 1,. ~ J.' w ue-cloes ns ohe ought ro clo

• whnt w1ll be 1 or L t ller do as she clloo-

. us bloom, nconscJO

Nor did thO rose f~l for tbe boon.; Nor feel ungratd~ n came that war'

uar .a _...~

Oft as her g or eve of_.a.y, --, da.t•/0 ·1' I

you shall all he happy. e r · f how c:LJI ' I I hdJIIIY 0 111Y ' ' 11

:11' ' , sl's, I sh:11 Jtl • • ' 1. ·1 fi l led up u;.

!his li ttle life nf ours be ~o lilPJ". Y ,.1,r Whether at form unvel c '

·de- her d every lhOuj:hJ aucl ar.ll oll, our . . ~ :~~,'r' ;,~~work, are Jydicu ted to the sah:auou u

Expanded w• then exhale . li· grance 'd

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our couu lrY? . · if J be · C icc• o dear Cicero, agmo ;lllcl :~gn l n o

I do' I implore you tO lu>ltl up your he<~rl, ~~~~jc ,':re•lill with diflicultics likc d ma u. Do n~t ~ •s ond . do not rl~:spu ir. A~ you cannot I'

w~t:t yo~ chouse, be wha t you o~lgh t . Ku.'/

She double . a 'd the spring appeal ' I oil on,

As montlS r h oo· e ma tur'd ; I Ys t e ~' ~

Its gonia r a shoot extends -fi its root a ,,.

F orth rom d :vnwarcls bcu .•. · arent Rose-tree O\

The P . kno'" n before, · h a JOY un · A nd, w Jt flO\\·e:-.

I tcs the yet emiJryo Contemp a . .

d ar ( she fondly ~aJd,) "Offspring most c

If ' be neath my shnde, Part of myse . . , I

S {i sha lt thou rise, wh.ile happ) ' a e 1

. Transported with mawrna JO)',

Shall see thy little buds appear, Unfold and bloom in beau ty hero" .

What though the Lily, o r J onrJuil

Or tlyacinth no longer fill The space around me- .!lll shall be

Abundantly made up in tltee. What though my present charms c::cay,

And pass ing strange rs no more say

Of me, • sweet !lower !' V et t hou shal t raise

Thy blooming head, and g:rin the pra i ~e. And this reverbcratt'd pleasure

watch, nntl br. silent . Se t your l<~cu nnrl ./J .• your vo ice n~:u inst tlt ~se mcnsurll:'• uo r ~~~_ffd ·' si ngle puisonnus pr·occdc rll to insliiUil lC Jl~clf, pregnnut with future evi l. T lw !Juldo~t nncl brighl<!•l actiuns of yo ur life will_ n _H JC Ill I IH•

memories of n1 cn, if tho tenor of tlus lrfc be rw• 10 the lost uniform nud crtnsis tent. 'l'hc virr uc that has clone ~t~ uch lays ou itself 11 11 obligati••" tn do 111ore; a111l the bcrieli t we confer on ou• coumry a rc tla,bts for which the grcnlcst a ud best nrc most uccpun tnh/c. Tll.1 t the Cuusuh11 C ico ro should coun tera ct ."i u tnny with the sauuo ze:~ l wilh whirh the consul Cicuo crushed Gt1 ta· line, is un suhjcc t o f su rpriu, for it ouly pre · sP.rvcs the . unity of the p iece : bu t if tilt sa u1 e Cirero should rlirc.c t I he , thuncl edJoh £of his cloqueuce with sud 1 c·n.ersY. aurl s uccess agai ust others, his former f.llue woulrl s!uk_i•! compari.ou nud the las! dazzl ing hc1 of thr. illust rio us cl 1 a ma. woulrl be cruwncrl with: thc pla .urliis of rcm~IL'St genem1ions ; a nd su rely if nver one was fittecl to be the guar.lia n of the common- wea l, and pa­tron of 1he people, by the ~;ndowmen cs nf· n:t tu rc ~y high roputntinn, ·.U nd by th!l concurren t tt·s ti­roony of the wo rl d, th ni one is my friend.

I Shall be to me a world of treasure.

Cheerful I pan w ith former meri t,

That i t my darling may inherit.

Has te then the hours which bid thee bloom, And fill th-:: zephy rs w ith pe rfume .''

A tr~• c~, then,· with yo ur pal try pc tit i u 11~, and memona l ~ zll me nnJuuger:. Rat he •· retire intu the sac~co.~?CI!SS Of your own grea t hca 1:1 as iu ­to that·_ffiltiost ll"JH!rlment wlwre a r C' phccd nltrlrf,: un(l' hotisclwlcl Gocl< · th .: ·e ' our I Thus had the Rose- tree sea reel·>· spckc11 ._ with the spirit of yo ur ancc~l~rs b' n comnu~ne

.1 1 1 ·- .. wrapt m- Ere the s weet cup of bli~s was broken-at >e r ~eels of less clegene rnle cln s-ca ll T

yQur owu heroic net s, a nd let lh . y. d up he Gardener came , an,l v. ith one stro::e were, cmilocilccl hefurc you no ( •In stan a s It I lie from the root the ofr3nrin ,. took . .~ut IO the world uu til . . ' r I arc to come T k fi I o . ' tcnce b . . , • }O•I c'ln shew th is S£'n- oo ro m the soil wherein it JTre w .

camtn., on yocr b c· ,.. . ., 'T' \. d 1 -0 . " rn<ly, the people muse o' 'r'·-· ··- • he pco.<Jle 1 n II ll from the parent's ,·ie,·· I 1 c rcc if the 1 d Judrrc · h k · · ' tc people be r.:a dy·wilh ( I ·'

1 ea ers of · o • j c , w o · now a mother'.._ c·t.

n I l I It! ICIHI and h F h ·' . , I C<; ·· n•. w_u• , to w•it<', 111 spcai< ' eart or t c ucar tende r babe sh b sull~r, I ll their cau•c." ' to ace, ami to The parent' . c car~.

2 s angu1sh- yc a lol:t: ~~~!!!!!~~~:;;;;;~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~ Such sad vici!:situdcs ha,·e kilO

Po'W!'IT'ft :::: De ''"11• = ..,. a Y. ep wa s the wound. no r

====:~~~~~~~~~====== 'Vhich made th • R • r s lght the pai:t· C OSe- ttce th .

Fortho.lllo y = Lb complai 1• r. Editor w- ork Obso!\•cr. " Dear li ttle da rli n . • Y ' Tl g at t thou non

ou will obJi,.c a co If charms scarce ly t l " e -bl. h' ., nstant rea!lc f I R • o t I)' moth k •u IS mg the foil . . r o your paper enlov u so soon' S e r ·nowtl

· ow•ng lines 1 S ·- o Sudde 1 mgs of a pious Cler ' , sc ected from the ' natch 'd from 111 • fi n r, : published several gy na n, now deceased. Thcj· What hadst tho .}d ond ntaterna! eye ! b years ago b · u ono) d

e new to •nnny of ' ut we think they So early to b e . car oflsprin~> ' ill : your readers a nd au . What • snn tch 'd away ' o . S<> y ,

Tl:I:E , nHrcct . gone forever ' . G.ARDEl'fER .AND R ' For ever I t hy lo . seen no ?;:ore !

.A FA OSE-TREE . Ye dews de ss deplore. ffectionately adc!ressed DLF. . i\Ir now sc cnd, Wi th te'l.rs su lh of a beloved child b to Mrs. J. n ~= :;, =~ on tl Or rat) forever tenrful eye . ppl)

, y her sympa I . . ' to . ter come so ' In a sweet s . t IIZtng fr iend, Dislodge Illy yiclcl~e northern blast. Grew a un· pot wluch Wisdom chose S . P . 11/hirlwinds aris g t oots in hastt• . • •quo and lo 1 • And t e- my b " flower sofa' ve Y rose ; o some un)· • ranches teal' !\ tr was seld Far f ' IOwn . · · • rose nlmost withou on\ borne- ' 'VI rom this ~Pot , a . ~ eglon bear Each passing"st t a thorn. tose fruit Ultt) . \\re tched mot; . .A I ranger stop d A JOy s :lre -l~ t ,

P_nnt Possessing cl pc to view s thus the , gone to~crl . " " Sweet flower '" I a rms so new: Rer ow anguish \ i Ro~ "' tcr .. N · each r 1ler 11 ~c -t re n:r less tho owner plea~fl was heart] to say- Who in thesoear her She esp:(de _cry\L

nred by his hun<l, . ( than they : , .A Plnnt gentle t ern • .And plnnted in his wl_lh constant care " 'though lllurmu ~ll repro\'·d

~~~~!!cis gnruon th~!~~~·l:c"~~drtcrrc, ' .A.~;~tc, beauteous flo r•ng, still bclt'Yeti . r so Ill 1 <' e, ruy 1 Wer tl

uc t adlllirod beside I .Art thou not es~oll ntako ~~ lese u scles;; • 'I'rnnspJ lll•ne ~ ])· tee , , .ise c•·ics,

\ \7 a ttt the •d not , ..,. hero oncn e fron, the b Illy hanu ~J.: " u rn .:trr-e Posed to . . entl UIJs· l n sand • •nJury an •g Hly Pla •

a '"unt nt, I

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I Unknol'm, and unadlfl i r'd, I fou nc,

/\ ud brou~h t thee ~o this ~ertile grounu ;

"\' ith s tud1ous art 1mprov d thy torm, Secur'd thee from the inc lement storn t,

lAnd t h rough the seasons of the yeur,

i\Iude thee my una bating care?

Jia .s t t !to u not bles t thy ha ppy l o~ In such an owllf!r- such a s pot ? Hut 11o w becaus e thy shoot I\·e tak c u:

I TJ:j· bes t of friends mus t be forsal;eu .

J~ rJUW , nowcr iJcJov'd, e 'en this affii cti(J IJ

~hall pro,·e to thee a benediction :

Had I not the young plant r e m o"'d

(So fondly Ly thy hear~ b e lov'd ,)

Of me thy h eart would scarce h il \.·e tllotlgh t ,

1Vith g rat itude no more be f ra u gh t :

Y ea-th}· own IJr>auty be a t s tc:. kc.

Surrcndc r'cl for thy oifspril !f(S s<J l. r> .

J\or think, that h idden frr>!:l thine£'\"~'"·

j The infant pl:ln t neglected lies-- • l 1\ o-I've another garden where

/ In richer soi l and purer a ir

ft's now transp lanted, t here to ~ l: i n ~;

Iu beau ti es fa ire r far than thine.

.I\"" or shalt thou a lwa y s be apar t

l•' ,·orn the dear darl ing o f thy hea.tl .

For 'tis my purpose tltee to bear In future l ime. and plant thee thr.r!'.

l'ilh cre n ow thy absent orr-set g ro \•. < ,

. A ud b lossoms a Cclcst ial Ro.~c . I

· B e patient, th en , till t!1a t set h o ur ~hall ccmc

1 When tho~ and thine sha! l in nev: bP:!uties blocm

:No more its :J.bsenc e shal t t hou then deptore,

Together grow and t~c'er be parted more .':

These wonls to s ilence hush.cl the 'l!ainti\·e Roc

• ~'Vith _deepe r b l ushes rcdd' ning no\~ she glow:, . SIJb•n •s<iv•' ~n · v ·rl hPr "!!lrPt : 1, :, • .,. he ~ -'

.. . ·''':::- <.~. ....

AgJ 111 11er wo 11eJ C , I , grateiul fragrauce slled- -

ry d , " Thou h k ' . ast ta ·en only wha t's tl .

J 1 hPrefore thv .. 1 une ow

l . \\ l I, my L o rd , not mine, be done

In tl M . H. •e ~ t:tn;.:as t hat fc II . . f tas ' t> w ' ll . o O\\ , the 1-tterp.-y r eadeJ ' f ' I reco_,.n,se lh I . . .

o t he autl•or o l Lt-11 I"' . e p :l.i.IHl ve tenclecnc:::~.s a ;~. "ookh. To • • • • •

T AIR-SI:annon side. t~e world is I>T· i~ht befot·e thee>

l ts t~ 1 ummel· ft ,)Wcl" are tHine' •t\ \."b hlue sky is o'er thee, • An ·l ·_. I _os n m, Ple.tslu·e's shrine .

. Hne t he ·nnhe .m ,·.,. • 1 n ~.l'ut·e>- . ~ en

l•u1 c , .. ::> morrll ng h nr ' \ a rrn :1 <; w I f '

It b ut·s t ~n F ·• , t~n rom :\e:wen ,.. •ul!n s b ower Th('t'P is a so, .

The de 'o· 11_.~ of sorrow 'I' h at tell~ t ' H'g-e o f I})~ ,.:ny .

1 '1 . , ere daw f o • l C.;e ch · · ·1 0 mon·ow

'l\la r !Mill' bll .. rn ~ Ol ~\\ m elt <• W"v' 1 '" t Jg'l•h ......

~ 'h11 l c;b h~ ;1

eam be shaded. .I h~ "'•11\m(' ' fllue no lnOI'e

\ d r .. •O\•·et b f.' ' " t' ll t h • . ·:;s e .•ded

n . s Wat m J>r • ; -cl ievc · qm1seo er. ·r· 1 t nnt-u hy t>ves • lO•t ~h lonely

1'h \) ,• ~h u .tn~ hnm e rn·w • Le F! . •' aut\ • .. b ~- . . , •

, 0 • • 011 d • .ll' "' c::n onl 'l'1\fru-h ·r·· '1 ~rnrnL"· se.. Y

1'1 •'> • t <T, (' · ·· \' h · ., . 'l'h

1 t>!'t " "'' ill fJ • . n>o~ 1" ,;tea lin"'

t- "'lld R·) e~on cl h ls "rt c • 'I'I \\'Cl· '' ' le s :11,,, , W J t.'rtth o· co •• 1·

' . ... ... am of · •e<=..~lnr::r the •!e~ll't! c:.•

~ CRE>A~iER ~ CO.

Th; following is a t1·ansc1i pt of the in- I ed silence, and t·equested·t l H • scr iptions.- O n a b~autiful marble slab, 3 1-2 ~ m~n to ask a blessi'ug. T~~·. ev. Mr. G ns­fcct long, set in the copeing above are bcmg pel-formed' ,e,.t·ry k .~~ sacred ser l'ice ~culpturcd in letters of gold the word~ ·~ rorth \\' lth ·put hJ\·equ· . . ryl !! nod fork was

. . ISitlon, nnd the t bl DE WlTT CLINTON were soon r elie,·eu of tt . . . . a es

- • . :\t th } IOir preCIOUS loads.-::::::::: G ovERNOR. t e c ose of. the repast the foilow· ~1-- ' Bcneatl oasts wcro drank int ' mg t.e i!;l{tjt~t· ~- . - 1

• upon ~he j lcrftct .Ashlar, !} 1-2 in IPrinte musi~ \ •V . •M ct·spe1·scd with appro--;

0 . . "' ~eltthtel . dep th by 3 m breaclth, alsoofma t·ble 1sidit1• . ' ., · · Jamt·s G . Wilson pt·e

punon should b · · • stands the f<ollow.:~. g .·- · ' g, asststeu .by S. W. E t!ward nreen. -:tnu c:o: pres · · e left free · ·• B '-' rit,·. l t . "lon ~hould not he . as aar. Its exercise D E LA \\'ARE & HUDSON p· l. 'rl .'1 1V.D.·.Ylf. Jc.m~., ·G. · 1'fi if3im' · Tl It hd IS:t ueltr:at c spont restramr>d by autho- rcsl cnt, II'CCtors & Co .- IC au t ho c_ll ~nd withcts ,b . the anc? uA,, sensitive pl:uat. CANAL. Delaware & Hndson C anal n::_~any of the CYcn ~~fi It ~hrink~J )from ~htdidcrll.l cu~livation of _____: ' lore the close of anoth; r ' -~ •TlRy they, hr-

1- tc fi nger of aut ) .. P. "ctenous touch ' p · au nmn, sec t hei .

aon ty • r · ., , MANAGERS. resent. Co'\Jlalhng project accrimpl'•slled I KI.NG STO.N' . · · " 1

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• long enJOY th f · ,.ancl - , N OVE iVflJER ng PH ILIP H ONE I B. V\'. HOG EJis, i ~ B ·S e l'lllts of their enterprize. D . .G • 18~6 . G:. B. A;nE~:L:• . JoHN H UNTE H I . y . 111: Edquard Grrm :- Free-Ma

EL A \ V ARE & . S. WH ITTEllronE, . T . TI LES TON.' SOI~t)'-cocx~nsive with the a rts of-rn • •

~~ -Sth dav of ""'o · ' > L L · " · RussELL, lawaT'I' R- Hml~on Ca nal M"'y 't e e-'1 '1 C) .. HUDSON CANAL H . B. l'IF.RP O:VT, I w ' V ,). /Jy .T. rv. Htilliam Ho!mrs :- Th aD

p .1 ; . 'j ve mbcr l 'lB" " ·· . o un, \ V, C • t.OEJ' ... ·11 ;1.....,- . - . "' I nen:·r want r ouu day for N .,_ • ->, was a I I •1 n ' • " a( equate supply of water to t ~ h ew- .1 0 1·k f, 1 umv "HoMAs, \ •V. H. 1 REI.AND. the we· ltl f h · · ' ran.:r>or.t

t e forces o t the k'tn • , or on t l i\t, day J A ~ cl 0 t e ~lltCriOl' to the Hudson . . the City and "' gl of E~glanct cvacnated OHN DOL TON, P rrMdC11t. ·•· .uy omftamon H. P. &til Couch •

• .,.ave p ace t 1 S . FLEWELLIN G,, Trca•u1·er. The Delaware & Hudson C ana' Com .-m e n . T l <> o t 1<: sons of Ft-ec; Q L I ' ' . pany · le ..:Sth day of N MAURICE \tVU HT S, Ag ent. - . ong may ~ tey live to reap the benefits of

was a proud d ay for h O\'ell)ber , 1825, E N G INEE HS. t he1r enterpnzc ancl irydustry, , for on tha t dav h er t e county of Ulster, l 5. lly Ja1auricc 1-Vw·tll, Esq.:- The State the har•··,n""cr s.of , . bosom w as opened to . BENJAMIN \\'R IGHT, Chi,f. . ,or Nc.w-York-Powerful in resources-

u & '-'omm JO HN B. J~H.VIS, ./J.vsi.qtant . jGrcat 111 the application·ofthem which had sl t t . erce, ancl the .hills JAMES S. McENTEE, R esidrnt. ' 6. B l! J r,/m llolton, P rc8t. :.:..-Messrs. bank f h e p or a !;cs in silence on the I Sage, Farwell, &.-. Cook, tlJe cntcrpr'Js'ln!:

· so t e Rundout t e 1 ·d 1 NSPECTon oF M ASONRY, c d .t f . •• · -cc 1oc t 1c plan- . ontractors fo1· the Jowc1• Jocks 011 tile Del-

1 s o g r ateful 1 · · J · JO HN ""T'f.".\" ."RJ" l '. • H 1 C 'I . . m u t Jt Ul cs, naviga ting the u - ·v " ware ~.:.: I!( son anal--Theil· wol·ks lire Vtr~;m s t r eam . · . ,t he best~e\' lrlenec of thci1· skill and fidelity

As the ft-Iorning-Star h o\'e in si"'ht of Commmced August, 1825.- Comjllr:tcd from _ 7· By 111r . . Davitl · Stebbins, of Ne\~-, -=' dd 'Jl h 1 ~'u · ' · '· b 1·, the H ud•on to tl.1e T.lcta7u0 1.,. \< ork :- De Vll'1tt Clinton- Ou1· good nnd c. )' v 1 e , s e was sa ute1 w 1th n d1schargc u .u ~ wo1t iw G m•ernol' of can non from the H e igh ts, which was · ::s=-=--== ,= ,. ... .• 8. B y J. B.Jrr~is, Civil Engincct· .- Tl promptly r e turned with an appropriate air ~f~fj~li\f.l\.~fW~· Jun .1 · . l! ntemal Improvt•ments qf om· country~ f r om th e Hand ; and in the course of her Cl·I i\HLES · ~·oor -L 'f:. Builders. I fhcy demonst rate. the supe1·io1· intclligcnc~ progr ess, t h ese r ectprocal salutations were ..• 9 Bv J • , ;, E' t R . ,cop f':,

. . . · "-' n., . , :mel the mtll':~ l energy of a free ]> 1 I . · l · I 1 . . ----::..~.c«>--:- · . · "· Jr JC. •r. er , esJC ent hn~i-

l l·ep ented a t m tc r \'a ls unt1l 1e r an'l\'a an1 rv.re r e,...rrt t"at h 1 ,.,1 necr -Contractors Sagr F~ 1• 11. c)l o. c 1 • , .. -1. .<> •1 we ave H~en llllii •J c to 1 · . · · • " . ~" oo ; , • entrance m to the l 1dc L ock, where, the J)l'l.lCUI'c a cop•· of 1\IJ ,.1 , . II d 11thc complet iOn of whose work we ha\·e this

d d 1 . r. " yer s ac c ress, c- chy met to eel ·'· t Th · k'IJ fi · gates being turne upon h er secun um ar- li\·e red 0 11 t l e ccc . J I ' cl cura c- c1r s ·1 , 1dcllt} . h e r ose m :>.· c:;tic:\ll)· bc nc:~th an a:-ch .

1 0 a~JOn. · ., nn p~r:sel·cranc:e h~l'e not b~eu surpassed : . tem, 5 l . On· a s1gnal fram the Marsh als the mul- l' the fmthful appltcatiC'n of the II' haiTI mer nnr~

of ever g r ee ns to a h igh e r 'lcYcl, under the titude now _1,ncQn~recl,· and the l~cv. John ~I'OiJt ·b<?" 1."' ~ gained f.or th~m the c_onli -1 ~th salut e and t)1e c he ers of innumerableli G osmnn offaed up to the T hrone of Grace I ~~cnce ·ot t thct ~-omdpan1y an,d pt lhc ~ngmccr:

I . . . J'*'cpar men , an t te works wh1ch th1y .specta tor s. Mr. £ olton, the r espected Pre- a )ll'aJ.CI' Slllted to the occas10n. fhe clo-

1 have ez·ca·tcd. ~~·ill ·auc~t to other countries

sid e nt of Tile D ela'ltJarc b' Ifudcon Canal qucnce of this l?fWular preache1·, is too / that the: Buildci'S \Yere true and trusty . · Comj m ny, w ith Mr. Ste bbins, a director ,' well k nowri to need any commendation · 10. By Ch : G. De f!Vitt .-The DeJa­h e r e C::tm e on ' board, accompanied by l\Ir. frOB') us. -Let it !!Uflkc, that amid the pro- 1 ware ~ nl~dsor~ Canal-Like a belt O~>uam­' V urts the inc.le fat igable A gent, M essrs. lfoundest silence, he poured forth with fet·- ·~!tmk, 1tt.

11w1

111 bm_d J

1>cnbnsy1

11·anfifi'1 anti ~ew-.

' . . • f , ' or :. I e OS('!' Ill t lC 0 !11 0 CJIOWS)llp . Jervis & McEntee , Eng meers, sevcral lad1es l vent p1ct}, a power ul appral to the Lo1·cl of : 11 B 1,, G r.r , •1.1 . . . H . . .. . . ! · Y t iOmac . r ,e(Ct lrr :- ~~ C )ra-and gentlem e n of the vzcJmtr, a~d last, L osts, mvokm~ ~rs ?less~ng upon the m1ghty tor of th~ clay-His eloquent, a r propriat t!,

_ -t h ou gh n ot least, .t h ose patterns of rnclnstry lwork, and ascn bmg ~o !11 m as the Author of r nncl cl a~;~1cal aclc~ress, did honor to himself, a nd p c l·se,·er ance, S ag e , F a r well, a nd Cook, all, whatev<•J' ~he s_k 11l or energy of man can , and to the occa~!O~ l . . . . t h e b uilders of th e lock s, in their appropri- pr oduce. Tlus bemg follow eel by ·a solemn I 12, klr. S. lJ. !iC'I:Jur:d . m m mg, r emark-

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es of Free-Masonry. At this air, the Fr-atel'llity, with seve1~a1 .lad 'cs ami 1 eel, th~t he shou ld propose a semimcnt to

a e cos I tl · 1 ·· 1 h r juncture~ a t ow-line was at tachrd to t he g~nth:•;ncn,(re-~mbarked on board the 111or-

1 .1e c1clo~pany, u1

1Jw ~~~dl

1 ch_a~~tbca~suz·cc~ _a It

boat & two noble . well -trained horse~, gor- mng-otur, wh 1ch had returned there to re- j wou coucur.· 1C' sa1 1c au en wm~n•s eet; sl c a Jarison~d, ure w h er rapidly · out cei\'e them,) and . again set for ward on the j for ~orne gentlc~an ?~ greatrr aile ancl ex­

g y ckl to t h e r oa r of an old T!tirtee11er Canal. .. . . _ pcn cnc.? than Ju_n:lSC::)f, to perform an act of of t h e lo , . d y. k D dt. f On c.omtng to at t11e Stone H ousC', the \ ' 0 }' - j u~tice which h.e was p Cl'Sttadl:'d none WOUl(l from the H r rghts an ad~ . e~ 0 0

I I? rol'm agcrs disembarked, high}~ gt·atificd with the be disp oNed to withholcl·- and he rttgJ'eHed 1 b d After p rocec mg ror a s 10rt< 1s- . 1 . . . rl 1 · •

t 1e an • . . . . 1

b th result of t 1e1r aquallc cxcnrston, .-an t1e ' that, · unaccustomed ::~s he was to public some detention was occasJOnet y c . . 1 . r 1 . . I . t t h k ' • tance, . b c1t1zC'ns la.nng rormec m co umn · a e spea · mg the task had not devolved upon l . fthe boat owing to the num crs f 1 F . . I hI . . d .' . . . g r oun c rng o - • head o t 1e ratermty, t 1.e w o e proceP - one bettor qualified to drscll.1.1'gc 11. As-

~hat w eigh ed h er down and the pl·er~~tu~e C'd with the music in front ~o the gothir. scm~lcd as we a rc, said 1V~r. Sl·w.:m l, tmck:· opening ·of the lock b elow ; but aJI o; cu · farm-house of which we have so often made the ~spices of the ancient Frateruit)' of Free ties b e ing a t length surmou~tecl , she ascen- mrntion. Here, to use th!! fasliicnablc ancl accepted ·M astJns,a stranger,! u·ust,n.ay d cd t h e second level,and ~ass.mg from the~c~ phrase, Mt·. H . Radel ill' of Kingston. had safely appea) to ~heir ~;cn<> I'OUs indulgt·nca:, be tw een the Jo.fty sand htlls throu:;h wluc p repared " an ~legant cole! co)lat i6n," to for \'Cntnring to iutm clc with any remarks.

t l C·· ana l h ad been cut, she r e -ente red the which the Brethren with their inv.ite~ gnests This Bancl of 01'0thers, whose history is co-

lC ' . ] b E ddy- . • . . . ' 1

d bosom of t he H un< out a. ove at ~mce sa t down. Somr, whose appetttes e\'al with the hzstory of man, needs uo cn-D~70 The rapid pace of the ammals 011 .the had been shar pen<&i hy the pure . air of the comium from me . . Its chm·ities a rc I'Ccorcl-

• VI ~- ath a Jon£' the m nrgiil of th e stream: R undout , !.howq l a_'dispositio.n to. attack the eel from age to age, with the pen of bcnel'o-t ow Pb . '·t t h e M orning-Star, followed b> viands without further cercmo~;~y. ; but :\1r. lencc. T houl"h uniniated in the elcmc:n:s of soon I ougn ·· c- 11 sc f1·orn · · · -

0 • J 11 · . breast of the .,tone au 'Fa r well, whose works demonstrate. that he t heir myMiC Onlcl', I am not w 10 y 1!;110 -

t WO s~ow~, a recession was to form . and at docs e\·ory thing by line dndr1tie:eommand-whcnce t JC p . . ·els we r e t emporarily de- -t h is p lace the \ es:; -

t a i11ed.

,

• \ Vc h:n-e ~vc1 · Mr s .H r o· · · • cwaru s r emarl;:s .rom _memory, aioed by notes t ak en on the occas1on.-[ Ed. U. s. m~· n!J J,kolm S 'C'W.'lrt , Superintendent ·~r

• on wor · -The Stock! 1 · f • hware. &Hu'dson"Cannl-hf~,~~~ o ti_JC J?c­fl)r their in\'l'stment tl . 't , • • }. cy t CCl'l \'C 11Um. 111 } I.ct cent p er an-

1-1, By lllaj ar Hc - f'l.:iah c;- • ~ay w~ mc;-et on the Le- l .::ar c, ;unr. :­·~quare. vc anu p a rt on the

15 : By CiUir/t:s Cook . T the D_d~warc & Hud . 'c heJ~nginGcrs of Candid m their exam~on . anal Comp:mv­in~ perception-fi;m ;na t tO!'S- OC\"CI' Want­tiring in inc\ustrv-l\fan_HH~Ir tleci~ions-un­\va rcl to which their 1 b they rccel\·c t here­tple ~~om, and the th~n~~rs f"o j~stly enti -

u tc. o an mtelligent 16· lJ p .

. Y · Catlin · TJ -As tt cuts us ·' ·- •e scythe of 1" uo . I . uown m ay b •me

I ]~,tflt lC ~~ l'n C'r of ~\'C~la \~·.c e gathc r cc] H ie ST !J Hc~ry 8. Darku.~ ~ 1·~~. sah·ation. w ill ~n . WJth Captain G =ffi 1 he Mony,;. DeJa~~~~<~· ~li~c <Wcr thr~ ,~~t the helm,

·1?. 18, Dg Caf tu . son ~anal. crs of the . nte . . I am n G '(Ji , . rpr17.c-M . . • r! n :- :\. .

scs the \'atiit}' otlht nc,·ct- cease t !1, ':fler,~an 19. Ey Sarm l e ~1\Inther Co ' • It ecllp­

~rcst. :- Vi •il tc . hJ~ur[t. J Ulltry. t:c utivc c!utie~ ant 1n the d!s~h; .ohn Bolton concerns of th acd Sk!llful in ~ gc 0~ his C}{~

~0. By F K ~ITI{'J::In,·. a nng~ng the not least ri . JJ/!en . . Th . i nternal i~n e ~itt cli;on ~gh last, Yet

,...rO\ ements ' ._. :Jtber · of · , ' our

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" By further ex l H · I c runents, ( no m a tte r 1 . )

c found tha t t . 10\\ , I

I en chanots wci,.hc · 1,.. _ plough. "' 11 ~ "'·' th:u

A sword with gilt l ta il'" . T hough ba lanced b PP .,s, r ose up Ill l!lc scal"

y only t · ~ , A shil'!d and~ I I a e n-pe nny nai l .

one I " lc met a b k •

' Vcigh ed less th '. uc ·lor a n d SpC'ar A a n a Wtdow' · '

lord a nd a J ..... Y· "' u ncrys tal izcd t" " r

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., "" went up r ... "' • v hen a bee 1 . a •ull s ail

c m nced to r ' T en doctor •ght o n the 0 .

1 ' s , ten la wyers . PPOSJte sca le. e n coun 11 , • t n o coun·

All h se Ots w ig-., full of Icrs , on._. carl ea pod in one bal powder a nd c u I '

\ Ve ' l ' a ncc a... r , Ig 1 d less than ' ll" swi:v~i nn- f

A first-wate r J' so!Ue atoms of c~"' I o I o m thence , T c ~<1.n1o d •<IH ou r d

han one 11 'wi th br ill ' an scns{' . y good pota t . JUn ts l>Pg ir , e t, n ot 1110 unt . oe J Us t wa.sh 'd f t ,

0 a 1n s of · ro m tl . 1 · no Pearl Sll\"cr a nd l e u i rt ;

to outwc· I ' gold w o 1! . price." IS '•- twa s the " u < su fhc<' ,

. "At last t h Pearl o f gn•at \ h. c \\'h l

'V nh the s o c World w Wt Oul of a b as bow ' 'd. 'I'hiC~ the former s ~ggar to scn·e r. Ill a t the grate .

a.t 1t Pra ug •Or n w · 1 ' \ Vt l'llade a \"!\ U j) With S Cl g lt ;

len, ba lance .' s t rc llt, a nd o s tro n g 'l rcbufr And sail'd d 111 a. ir, i t e scaped at tl ' W I ·r up 'I loft <tsccndccl . lC roof ;

11 c the -a. ball . on lllgh 'I'ha.t it . sca.Jc \\'ith ~ oon In t h e s l . '

JCrk'd .... soul · ") ; t ho P h· In, so n . I

tlosopl 11!; Jti h · f or lcr out .- . • t.: .,

--- o , Iu s cell.

I

F R OM W O RDSWOR T H'S (I EXCURSlO"N.fr~[I··---1\'Ian is of d ust ; e thereal hopes are his,

W hich, whe n they 6bould sustain themselves

,.Va ot due consistence ; like a pillar of smoke, T ha t, w ith majestic energy, from earth

R ises, but having reached the thinner a ir, M elts and dissolves, and is no lo~et: seen.

=i: * * * One adeq ua te suppon !'

F or t.he calamities of mortal life •

E~i sts, one on ly ; an a ssured belief, Tha t the procession of our fa te, howe'er

Sad and distu rb ed , is ordered by a Being

O f infinite b cne\·a le nce a nd power,

Whose everlasti ng pu rpose~ embra.ce Al l accidents , convert ing them to g,ood.

T he darts of a nguishjix not, where the scat

Of suffering hath been thoroughly fortified

'By acq uiescence in t he "'·ill supreme

For time a nd for eternity; by faith,

Faith absolu te in G od, incl uding hope, A nd the defe nce tha t l ies in boundless lo,·e

Of His perfections ; wi th habitual d1ead Of a ugh t unworthily conceh·eo, er:d ured

Impatien tly , i11 done. or left u ndonc t To t he c.l ishonour of His holy name.

THE SLEEP OF THE. SL'CGGARD. Hv Th t•m'u G Fe.•sPnde•a.

0 lis t to an iadolcnt lump oflive lumher, Whom slothfulness binds with inrisible

b an ds, • A litt le mo re s leep, :md a litt le more :"Jumbert

A Iiulc more folding together the ha.nds. ·

" l'\'c a villainous cold- am! my h~;ad-how it acrws !

The north wind is blowing, and stings like a h ornet,

A nti as to t h is r i-; ing as soon as da:· breaks, ' Tia a vile vulgar habit , and gen~le folksscorn

it .

n I 'm n on e of those wretches who l:lbour for brc:td,

T h rough t9ul or f.1ir weather whatever may h:tp,

I mean to e njoy hoth my ta/,>lc and bed, .\nu so I'll turn O\'e r and take 'tother nap.

• I',·e money ene>ul?h :t11d can lire at my ease, I ca nnot be C:lllf;ht in necessity's t rap,

I '11 s lcc f> every day t ill the nc .lt if I please, Aud liO I'll turn on :r and take 'tother nap."

H is hl':J\'~· hydropsic:1l.carc3sc he turns, AnJ oiuks in uneasy intemperate r es t ,

T ill tl uu in hi ~ IJosQm· the lamp of lif.: !Jurn!!, \ \ "J:ilc snorting with night marc and plctho·

ra prL•st,

'\l1:~t horrible vioions hi:l bed hove r o'er, T h(' -ph:mtoms of ~plceu :~nd the blue devils

d ire ! L ike Gorgon s and Hydras of fabulous \nrc,

:\ 11d r ec.l ~ragan~ vomiting river~ of fire !

i\o,~· h e clings to th; s idC' of a p<(Jinincnt <:t r ep, . 0 c r ~ rough w arlll tz r at aract han>:s b y a hair,

i'iow btHidenly ~inks in :-. b~>tt omlr!<~deep, ~\ud t: t :l r l s half aw a.l.;e , wit h a shriek of dc­

i>pair.

fb:s lu~ rol! ~, l ike a norpoi~e , o'er b illows of unw n . .

l. Grows l11g 'as a mammoth and f.1 t as~ scsi ; 1

" l:<l a J.>b guc to his fr icnt.ls or u cl!arge to the tuw n,

:\ud ilics to make worms a most plent iful Inca !.

YPFson~ o fC'olumb ia , sh un thr SH Cil of sloth : Yuu?l~ ~ .vou ;;ttbm1t to he r kadt'il ct>nt rol,

Sl Inu ," h e n too l:tt r ,l ikc s vcncmous moth le cats

1u p the sub!' .:'lll t;c, and poison ~ t11..:

. sou . J Ii the wiza rd r · d ' . Q · k o m o.e ncc t akes you Ill hand,

UIC br<'ak from l1is gr~p or' you' re quickly • undone ' · ·

\ our limb!'! ' .· '11 b 1' I \ nd ~ \I (> ttJtc a8 a WiCk 4 }) \' l< u; :md \ ~ your · " · ' ' '

-.._.sun. smcws be s oftenedt l ike w ax iu the

• \'\•ickll.lw · t 1 v:hicb · J 18 .tc pop1Us\r name for a sh~ub

ts r cmnrka.hly tlcxib l<'.

o· . - -Ptmons of tlt 1\fA l "EU.:\l(}Ny ree celehratea Lad.

, l e~l rs. E. l\1onta ... u·~li,~rimony. zes on the SUbjectof . ne m a t · · "' • 111 h e r 1 • • :ves ,. _nmo tual h ap . e •te r s, sa ,,

»Co ld in I'ls not k i ssin~tn~~s only like whs,b 1 can b itt .. g' t hat 's too SO· I • : ' . a t 's t o o IIW '. r .nega. r. e 1 • nor is it th 1

' h s n o t t·am eet • t1s nol:

TilE ROSB AND 's NAIL, t\ }'ABL E.

. ( .dfter the French.) A Snatl thus 0 . • d . " 0 r, . n cc a d ress d the RoS•! :-... ,h . h Fmre~t thou, nn d sweetest llow'r " tc lo ra bid t

, or t h a t 's too tan "•m tillual s h u ;tl c ry , t h a t's t o() • sea sot~ it exact! t . - ~~ s hon. I llnrd~cock o f r eply • • a v e u tar t no/ o my tas te . but y know h o w. t o I iive e nt ir ely eli~t""kishly S\~eet ~ ';'ou ld n e ither

.g ain s h e sa . •,er u pon meth~ . s tould n ot like

~ 1U b s te r charms disclose · 1 5 ed her sweetness throuooh tl;e bow'r!

"Purdon T l • 0

· a rie ty in · .} ~· • I fa n cy in g l!n o r verjaice." o ne, Ill the c h h r· . tnatn m o n y one find .. s . .. lllJOo- . . . s

Kis~flellmcs m y pln"ue o VICISSitudes of-·• C 1 ug IO·dny, to-m~n-~,~o~netil!ncs my darling.

Ott d t h a t kinrl nnr mg." • . e k c}.lt I \" Of Jo v " ·ke s t ~e ~~~~~:.hr~ugl_t the' ~~nr~~ys M rs . Tit rate , u ld no lo bo a Sin g le o n e t/Rge s t a t e , whicb

. fu l 1 ng~r c so u o-h t fo r. ··. te sover eig n good · overs 1t w "' • 111 the u ·

. ' ' "' that t h . . . oun d u e fou n d. b nlon of t wo t hat it l S lS tmpossil,lc and ' ~t reason showg a nd s n e ve!· was so: ~:e Ill e:s:pen e n ce in form us

" " Iupply It as h a p pily as ~st Pl·ese r ve it as lon..-r ope n o t " ' w e can " a•

i\:Iaiutc u o n -o ' t l spay~ the c ele b ,·ated M d h - . ' te n nccs:; f S a am e de

c r mnrr1age wi th t!t e Duk 0 a.voy, o n the e ve o f fe e t h npl>in ess . .... . _ . c of Bur!!"untly ,, fi 1 • · · ·- · e IS n o s 1 1 . o ' or per-

t 1e r e. were , i t ;vot:ld no t beu~ 1 t Hng o n e arth; t ho ' ne~s n• ex pos ed · o am· . o u n d at court G t 1 • 1cttons oC· · rea • t tose of a priv·He s t t" · ~n m ore s evere tbnft

h ' a lO ll. Be . h ...... a s amed t o d e p en d 0 , nclt a1· vexed .nor Yo •. 11• d . n ) our husba1· d L . ' c a t·est fnend • · e t htm be r. , your o n ly co fid or c c:.u s t a nt harm ony · tl n 1

. a nt. Rop e not b_e s t hus;;bands and wiv~~ ~~ m a rna g e state. 1'he Stonn l!y ft·o m e ach Ot \ '> ale. tho~e ~vho bear o cca · pntie ut milduess B e

1~r s~lhes _of Ill humour with v a lue o n your ra"vor· 0 Hlg lllg , Without putting great tender n ess l\I e ~ - op e not for a full r e tQ{fl of

· u :u·e tyrants who , ld ... _ t. t h e m s elves and have u s c onfined y ~u .... ,.ree a t tlt c · . · ou n eed llOt be r. p:u~s .t o e x a mme w h e th er t heir rig ht be well o unded ; It IS e nou g h i f t hey n r c est ablished p ~otto kt:c p y ou fro m j ealous .v. T he affecti~ns ort~ U~ii nnu a r e neve t· to be r eg a ined by comolaints · l'e•

p1 ouches, o r s u lle n ueh:n-iou 1· . " • '

( p ' d 1hrn.1 , y our htunulc sl:w c ur uc t .::: -1 ' 0 1· 1

. e '-'11U 1 , with ~~·c ·t t respect ) II<' on Y lltle fa ulty l · b ' ' Which . . ou m vc,

) o umtg ht easily correc t. ·• 1 niean tho~e s l _,

' v · - 11\r p ann UoTfr thorn:;;

h tch woun 1 ·1 , 0 • ' 1\J . ·' 1 ' ' loc e1· npproachcs ucnr · 111 e ' ry h!'auty t hnt adam s '

Anti ea ch admit·ct· fill with fear .

"Zcvhy r himself, y our f.tith fu!Jo,·er l~ow new, how c ruel, i~ his case ! ' ~

Dm es only rotuttl your beauties hover Ancl fea rs to meet yom· fond emhrn~c !"

Tl · l l' potso~ c~ugil t :-the R ose comentetl, Ami s tnpiJ d h ersdf of even· thorn ·

Bt~t : 0 ! how soon must be repented ' . 1 he error of that c rud moi 11 !

'II~~ g uard i_an thorn no sooner g nnl), 1 he S un1l bccume, from humulc free .

E asy anti im put.lcu t can n ' ' And moumcd the dcfcucel~ss !l"CC' .

T here, qnick ly cank~rin ,.. CYI'tT Iea1• E I 11 · ., • ' . nc 1 ow·r and op 'n ing bntl he nt" ; And now the Rose p crcei ,·"cl "ith grief

1Icr CITOI"- bUt llC!I"("ei•·'d IOO Jato: !

lll'r 1"rng rance g on e, her ltennt~· ltlnste•l, An~l . tletl her y ou 11g nml virg in prit.lc­

Ilcr lue was b1ttc r while it lnstL•tl Bu t soon she broke her heart_:_;ulll died.

1 c fa ir , whom ~nnil·likc tla tt' r r rs sue, .Mark what the ll\\ ful mora l show·s !

. Yirtuc is beaut,·'s t horn in y nn­"llut , 0 ! be wiser th an the n ose.

There arc tw~ gent~at the I rish Bar named Hope a~d ~oy_; Jt ~appened that b~th t h es ; gentle- -' l!! LL.I!i.N, men wet e 1 e tau1e d 111 o u e cause wh1c h being called rm fi k p •t ,

0 t f t .• .

1 l\ • .1. 1LC orsa en e1u en ••

on u o urn, a nu \~ te n Jr. J oy was n ot p resent, . .1 1\'lr. Hope g ot u p, and w ith Ids mual sau vity of '.' It was the se~on of sweet bu.ddmg leaves,

manne r , n~uestcd tha t a s ~l r. Joy was d e ta ined il) Of days advancmg toward thc1r otmost length, t h e othc1· cout·t , _h is lo nl,;bip w ould nllo w th e ca~se Anrl small birds singing to their happy mates. to s.tand oYe t· ull t~e n e x_t tlay. T~e Jud~e, Wlth Wild is the music ofth' a utumnal wind great goo d humour, unme tlmtely replied , "t~.s . , . .

• If ope told a fiauerillg tale , An~ong the faded v. oods , but these blithe notes That Joy would soou retur n' Stnke the deserted to the heart-I speak

h e woul d le t t ltc cause s t a11rl o ve r . " Of u·ha t I know~ a nd' what we feel within.­B esidc the cot tage in which Ellen dwelt,

1\'Ir. neal·c1·o ft a.ud _i\lr . .Es pinasse were once op• S tands a tall ash-tree, to whose topmost t1vig p osed t o ea ch o trH! l" 111 a ca use , and t h e la tter w h o wus fo•· the plaintifl", iu a witty acld l·ess to t he Jury, A thrush resorts, a~d a nnually chants, to heirrh ten th~ savo m· of h.is d i~course, t ook the l i · At morn and evemng, from that naked perch, b crty "to curtail i).j,· . Be:ll·c r oft's 1:ame, and. to call ""' hile a ll the u ndergrove is thick with JcavCS) h !m JJear . B c arc n :. ft b eg a n h1s rep!{ an these A time-beguiling ditty, for delight

, w o rds :-" Gentl~men of tlt : Jury , m y .earned ~P· Of h is fond pa rtner, silent in the nest, one n t has fo ~· h1s o •.vn amu~ement, and t he gnthfi· , . . .

p . f I t cu rtailed DIY 'hame . he cann ot - " Ah wlty , s;.ud r:nen, Slghmg to herself, cation 0 t 1e c c•tl r . . , . .• .

I . r . . b e o fl"c ndc cl i( I t ake a correspondmg h-e• Why do n ot words, nnd kiSs, and solemn pleug~

t1e t e , o . e , . f f 11• 1 . "' · . . • . , b

·ty , v ith h is : 1ns t ead, rhen ;o o ca mg um """P\" Ant! nature that IS k tnd m woman s breast, el · 11 h. A "

e I shall " <:ntlemen, en 1m ss. .._,d ,...--."'"'>at in nro n is wise and "oo!} na ss , , u ~ . .. .,.,, ' "'~.::v,. . •1 , o ,

S. ~v G a

1:1.0

,v when at the B ar And fear of hi m lvl~o Is a righteous .Judge, The p r ese nt tr • m. · · • .

d rin o· hy t he examihation of an old W hy do not these prevail for h uman lifo •

was e n eavou "'' • t o p rove the tcud~r o f a d e bt bcforQ the To keep two heartg t ogether, tho.t began wo:nr.n~a , hrou ""ht, which w ould have been fat al to Their spring-time with one love, and that ha d need a.c uon . ?rr T,.,h old Ja dv howev~r, wns too wary. . . th , plam ttu. e - ' td b !"c ited from her Of mutual p1ty a.nd forgtveness, swcet

· 1 · cr sati · factory c ou e e I • . . . a nd not llll o · " l ~ 1

r J ekyl ( tllCII also) at t he bar, ) T o grant, or be rece1ved ; wh1le tha t poor bJrd-'Tl p res"nt L> a s e - • . . tc - his worJy .wa r, a no t ak ing a sllp of pap11r. 0, como and hear h1m, t hou who hast to me

• 'puser >'ed 0

10

ir a n d handed it to Gari"OW, w ho un.me· Been faithless, hear him : though a lowly creature, w ro te up • ' h" . · 1 noderate ly at the hues . . d

. 1

l y !;a t do~ll lnug 1111': 111 1 One of God's s1mple cluldren, tbat y et know n ot 1a e 1 · h wer e t hese :-

011 the paper,_~ uc 1. that tou"h old j a de, The universal Parent, bow he sings,

" Gan·ow to l b c:a ' tend er ,~ade-(maitl .) . As if he wished the fi rmamer.t of heaven 'Vill n ever prove a Should listen, and give back to him the ' 'oicc

Reade .. fa r ew e ll, w e must, mu~t par t- Of his t riu mphant consta ncy and Jove ; ' ' di I ok · D an ish that sad, de~ on ng 0

' t The proclamat ion tha t he makes, how far

•

• f 1. u tok e my l ea ve so tnuch at h eat ' His darkness doth tra nscend our tickle light!"

I t 1 0 l b ook . [rr/ · I'll promise t h e e a not 1er rr ord~worlh's Excurszon.

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·~.4~ =======-=== ~ ~ . TO 1'HE ..

~INBOW From Campbell's '1'1( •.

1' . eodoru . r~~mphal a r ch that fi ll'st the Sk· r

hen storms prepa re to pnrt . I ~sk not prond philosophy '

fo teach me what thou art. • S till seem as t · A . ' o my Childhood's ~ ighr , midway stntion given,

For happy spirits to a light .

Betwixt the earth a nd heaven.

Can all that optics tea ch. unfold T hy form to please m~ so,

As '':h:n I dre a mt of gems and galt\ H1d Ill thy radiant bow?

·when Science from C reation's face E nchantment's veil withdraws,

W hat lov~ly visions yield their place To cold material laws !

And yet, fair bow, n o fabling dreams, But wonls of the most Hiah

!Iave told why first thy robe 0

of beams \Vas woven it1 the sky.

·w hen o'e r the green undeluged earth, Heaven's covenant thou did'st shine,

How ca me the world's gray fa thers forth To watch thy sacred sign.

And when its yellow lus:re smiled O'er mountains yet untrod,

Each mother held a loft her child T o bless the bow of God.

:\Iethinks thy j ubilee to keep, T he fi rst-made a nthem rn ng

On earth delivered from the deep, And the fi rst poet sang.

Nor ever sha ll the M use's eye Umapturcd greet thy beam:

Theme of prime\•a l prophecy, Be still the poet·~ theme !

H ow glorious is thy girdle cnst O'er mountain, tower, and town,

Or"mirror'd in the ocean vast, A thousand fa thoms down!

As fresh in y on horizon dark, As young t hy be.:r·6lies seem,

As when the eagle from the ark First spor ted in thy beam.

For faithful to its sacred page, Heaven still rebuilds thy spun,

Nor lets the type gro w pale ,.ith age That first spoke peace to man.

Sr::LECT ~1,\XD!S . A J(ing is to be en vie~ for nothingS!> n.rucl1 ~~;s lh_e

supre111acy o f his power to clo good; a' ttl 1f h1s 111Ch·

nat ions be bul cqmLI to hi~ power, he must neccssn· rily I.Jc the happic&t mnn in his rea lm.

Charles the F ifth used to sny . that" the clcm: n­cy of o prince is like the hea t of the sun, wh1ch hardens dirt, wh ile it softens war." .

Many who seem to cnny the li~erty o f 1he ~ubJ e~t hig hest, serve them like trouu-ucld e t hem tJllthey c:>tch them.

P rofaneness in conversalion too co~mo!'ly p~sscs for wit ; whereas it is , in truth, a ce rtam s1gu ol the want of both jndgrnent and ~n.nner~ . .

The rei! !ling of mo .• t men ~ !1ke a war d rol>e of old clothes- seldom used.

The brst way to p1·o••e the clcamess of our untlr r-stantiing , is by s howing i t ~ fu~hs i a~ when ~ 511/;'1:~ di~covcrs dir t a l the bo. to m, It convmccs us o trnns pnrcncy and purity of the wat~r.

TllE MANIAC· B .Ert.N'Afll} B~RTO.N' ·]

(BY . d o'erturn'd-h buruttn m1n

'l'o see t .e . in ruin la id,. . I ts lofucst heights I . h brightly burn d ,

's lamp w uc d . And ~ason ' h'd in phrenzy's sha e'

Obscured or quenc k h

• 1111Y weJI awn e A sight like t tS I fi ture's sake.

. fears- or na o ur gnef, our br II" thought-

It is a painful, hufll II o . 1 ·re of the mane 1 'l'o ktiOW the empt I t

. d •'d with science fraug t ' -w ith wat en ow ' . . d.

Is fleeting as the passmg wsn , . b n of Heaven,

And that the n chcst oo . is rather ltmt tbllll·g~vcn.

~~~~;;-; sits on Reason's th rone, . And bids his subject powers obey .'

T hought, Memory, Will-a~e a ll ht~ own, Come a t his bidding, list Jus sway .

To-morro\V from domi nion hurl'd, Madness pervades the menta l world !

Yet think not, though forlorn and drear The Maniac's doom- his lot tho worst ;

There is a suflcring more severe Than these sad records have rchcars'd.

'lfis ·hi~-whosc vir tue struggles still I n hopeless conflict with the will.

T here arc, before w!tose mental eye Truth bas her chastest charms display "d ~

But gaud ier phantoms flittering by, The erring mind have still betray'd ;

T ill gath'ring clouds, in awful night, H ave quench'd each beam of hea\·cnly light.

There a rc, whose menta l car has heard The 'still small voice,' yet prone to wrong,

Have proudly, foolishi)- prefcrr'd The sophist's creed, the syren's son~ ;

And stak'd upon a despera te throw Their hopes above-their peace below.

'l'hore nrc, in short, whose clays present One constant scene of painful st rife!

' 111ho hourly for themselves invent Fresh r:onflict& ; till this d ream of Life

H as made their throbbing bosoms ache And yet, a las ! they fea r to wake . '

'Vith these compared, the Maniac's doom _T hOI1gh abject, must be counted bl!!st . '

Ilts mind, though often vcil'd . 1 ' At t" m g oom,

tmcs may know a vacant rest Not so when thought and co . ' Upon the heart that sli" hts t:s~tencc prey

" • Clf sway. 0 T uou ! whose cause.thr b 1 .

In Mercy bid linch co fl" y Ot I espouse_, St 1 n let cease ·

rcngt len the wak'irll> sinnc • ' And 1 " r s vows

grant tim penitence a ' Or ul~o, in pity

0,

1 n d peace ;

T • er t 10 soul he da rk'ning clouds of d

rna ness roll.

R ules for the B ehaviow· of Yi -. oung P eople

Always w ipe your . clo\-h, ~or that must b~o~t-\1 w ith the table~ a nd Will save your hos~~~ cd at a ll events own pocket-handkerchief~ napk ins, or you~

A hvays observe - never to s . 1 the Abyssinia mouth be qurt~a/'t~or to drink, ~~ c u stom

Ch u . ess youl· amp whate ve r .

much noise .15 p .b ~on eat ..... -L· r I ' OSSt lc I . , '-' ' "'-h"lQ n-re IS 1, nnd a re I ' w 11ch Will I " . :.\9 eating. - p easeu With Wha~ low You

- . . You a r c .. ' .

• t l\1;-JjlaY.e and his wife, v:1th

CI.>O ~i(E,J!· ; 0 , rhr; !art. wtnfc~~ l!·rn. "\ J . :ct out on a ~o i r.tt \Q -.. • I I'H · ,., l I l o ~a • ' · · . ·

l i ~ i 1tfa ut c 11 • •!'r the ( ,rccn l\1ounta111~-111 - ~s;. • I • t >'-'~"lllg (1\ r I '- cJ •d .-rtS \T10 l , · • \. (IIIJI.t, h lll)""\'" ii'IIOllnl tOuC Cepat.

co'~ ·• · -" t;,i~ ( :11 • " 1 ic h t c ' ·· · · · 1 J · 1 Curt'I"·.Il~ · ..... · tin~,..t~·1r.-; w.p••P'-" , ·os1:>i11g W

1 - •• r ' c'e ti ll nearly pen s ICC w tt 1

fh '"I•C:l!Ju-• j)S.tj • ' ' I-:1 "1VII1" v• h J . )"

i d JI< 0 - • • ~ t " nath i <'~S . ' t r) " t) cXUCiSn t C!II~C te~ . II '1'"11 K· " 1 w;ll p.-t! no ' . l c ·•rt:lin brt[:;" 'r, i . t~~r·y attt~anp t ' 1 011 ahc·a<l , in urder t o reach

till • "' ' u ha:.lo:OI'( ' . ·(tn the :1UP . · ·s 1 • ;\ I r. <>· 1 111, r.ht!ld ••roc:ure nsststancc-" JJCSI '' In !l·n . , · l ~ ., 11 · "w ~'"•'' · · ' •

1 l·d of£< C ' 0

1 ...-.p will ],g l 011 r- rh\" f" 111 o •ted howcv(· r. anri sunk .rn•.u · T'1c >:1 -+ ~ nt 3 ... • 1 .. 11 af" cxnau. ' · d 1 • . • h i5 C00!'._.. , {otlll 1<"•·'-' I" • UUl hf" aft(;f\\"<lf 5 I • • '"l•:.' • rr T O\C ··n.,.s •' .. : , con• atafJn , . f I

" ) OU 11o · L"s p ur ple \\ 1 , • 11 a putt 11 · "., . t" c ,.001 "c of the uJght, rozc: •<• " . \ : 1tl wa.\"e ~ · . t hl! clowLs of c!lre, ; d . \l 1 · H .• 11

11 ,:

1l 1 n.lt-r otl:- p.:in~ wr;tppt·rl up in 1

1 .,9 rro.ll 1 Jc ·1• Ill" It! · · r 1 1· .,., l r:~.i n ·t ro , ' b d:m , c·: . t t, • . " h. rh qtua tion at '' as •Ouu: a Jvc.- .

... A I . 1 mp c .. , ' . k . 111 \\ t • h . J. r I I J\J 'IY o!d th:tl !1 • d c;WC!lr , l r '1•

1 ' , {lc.l\illllll ;q\C\ pat C'IJC lllf"~, rom t .t

· . 1

Love wi ll pont, a n · l"l • t oll!"'~~ ... \r ·n•~ were wlitten on the occa~iou. ~ Anclhtt e · ccfor him. i. , ,, : ·l aHI,. c . ,., -• . .

•·r·:5 then no pl:l 1 . !c: c:v·e tl\ the moun~an1 hCI!;\\1 1 • 'l'hc , ole w all < · · . 1US''1 t h e lovely ) i rs. D:tSh, -'In I p; •thlc·~~ W<• ~ ria: dreary "'·ll_d. \

So r. l • me nt:on names,) 1 . . l thr c;aec· d c!'!- hours of 111;I,ht, ( We bl us 1 .o 1 . tnac .

·l v husb:tncl's c:tS 1 tl ·r wauclP crl wi tia h'!r d ull!, •I

Y/ hcn for !•e r sut - ' . .A.. n•o 11 'd " J · n , .. ,·

111 h e r c .a:illS· t' ! f lU ' h tlH· c\ t iftin~ SUO\\o bhe prt:.,S • \

She urg- 1 , 1 •• ' • " • . t l "t f1e monc,·, D~:~.r, •t t • l,o~l.Jc was ~lcep:ng on her breast. I

" ] w:~n :t • · - . . '

V d r;·oor· :md Flaml111 « j\ s ~,n c.: • ., ~t·) 'rlcr <till the'' inds rl icl b low. !

I . '· .. JI ( which now h:ts ru r. !1 : c.. .._" ' r.•l· .

" T lc tr ul , . , ,\ntl cl:ct~.r. r hot:r -;of night came ou. " To-:nor:·o·,\· m c:tn to h :tnd m . 1 1 1,~. 1 "rcw the •hift~ of Gno\•:-' , ... ~ (;. ~

" Zounds !" ct·ict1 t he h usband, h:.~l f :tslcc, 11 ,.r l!m!lc were chiil.sl. her stren~;th \':as !!,One:

l P:li··" ,

1 1 ; 0 . ; ! !o-w cried in a ccents wi\d , " Y ou:; I d ri,·c me to c es · • · . •

1 P 1·, I 1 1~11"1. Jlf'T·,,h- <;\\ C my chi\d. The l.ldy W 3S ~oo pro\IC to wee ' An~l too polite to swc:tr: ~ t ,. <tript hf"r mnntic f. om her brea~\ .

She !:lit h e r lip for \'c~·y s pit e ; \ 11 ,1 In r 'rl hrr bn::o.n to ; :1P. s t onn, He felt ::1 storm w~ b r .;w".n!{ ;

111 1 rounrl tht· cl aild s ne wr:1pt the \·c ~• , A nd d.t·cam'd of n othi11g t·h.:· ··ll ni~ht \ 1 ~, 1 : m·d".J 10 think th~ u a hc \\as w<Hill.

llu t b rok ers, b :1nl's, an-I !"~t i il! \\" at•• c, 'lf' cnln l;i~,.. CliiL tea1 !>he shed,

He thcHght Iter· pre t ty o nce; h a t c.l rc~-r.ls H•tVC s1::-~ :1. woml'rous pow~r;

F or, t o h:s ey:!, the h dy see:-'!>s Q.ui:c u;;ly since that h our.

And Love, who on tlll.:ir u r:c.bl eve, H:ui promis·d long t~ stay,

Ff)rtiot his 1n·omis:!, t~ok F n:nc:h l<:a~·e, J. r.d hare J,; :J lamp :J W:ty.

Seleclcd. Fallen is thy throne , 0 . I srael ~

S i!('ncc is o'er thy plains-Thy dwellings all lie desola te, T hv children weep in chains . \\' here a rc the clews that fed th('c O n Ethom"s barren ~hare ~

T ha t fac from h cn., ·en which led thee Now li:;hts thy path no more .

Lord , thou ditbt love J f! ru salt•m, Once she was nil t hine own-1 Ier love thy f.1irest herita~c, H er power lhy glory·s thl one . ~l'ill e\·cning came, and bligh ;cd fhy long- lCJ\"ecl oli \·e t ree,

A_nd Salem's shrines were lightecl } or othe r gods than thee.

T hen sunk the s tu r of Solyma, T_hen pa~setl h er g lory's r a y ' L tkc heath th a t i n the w"lldl' Tl . rnrs~

1e Wile\ wincl 1 . 1 • . w 11 r s :tway S ilent and waste I b . V • he. ICr owors,

·• 10 one~ tl . ~ 1C 11Hg,hty t rocl . A nd sunk those ,.· lcl tl ' \Vherc B .o• e tower~,

aal rca .-. ned a G " G " ., • S od .

' 0 • sa ith the r •• 1 ":)t • '-'Ol u, " ye

eep Ill h e r bloocl , . conqueror!'. And raze t Jour sw ord,; F

o canh her b , or they a rc a u lcment<:

T ill Zi • n o t the L ord 's . . ' ' on s m ournfu l \· '

0 er kindred b ( i.lllgh tc r And H i 111t ' ones shall t read s 0111 s \ "11\ ,

han hide b ut I I ~ of sl augh t e r Ia h e r dead."

\ I • j ~lllli. llpt.ll :1 :>CIU\\")' b t (\.

•. ~ .\a,. n. <1 1, a \·ci_le.- pn ~ .:r•! b~ . \n I .. ,,., h-·.- ~tw;tth a S l ll• \ \ _1-" ·:.-i~ --

c. t". u~t "' ,j,•ath wds in ill'r eye, 1!-:· •. h~·;;. '"'1" r •·,ld. and haa I, a ucl p:.Lle-

ll e 111 v "cl 1 • • r, i,, lr•1m qft. the chi lei;

I .ti c: l . ~." ·• • • .1: l ;:,\\"• ctiv smi!"r -t The following b eautiful ver ses w e select from

1\Ir. B ra ina rd 's P oems .)

0~ A Y OU ji;G P AL'EST I:-;E ::\l lSSlO:'\ARY , \ .Vho d ied a t :\ lex:!ndrin, Feb. 10th, 18':~

...

G reen al; i\fachpelah's honour'd field ,

\.\"h-ere J acob a.nd where L eah lie,

\ Vhcr c c; ktron ' s s hrub,; their roses yield ,

.1\ncl Car md ' s branches wave on high,­

~ hono ur'J, so ador n\!, so g reen, Y oung Mnrt.~·r! sh:a~ l thy g rave be seen .

0 ! h ow unli.~c t he b ioody lJetl

\ VhNc pric.l,; am\ pa~sio n s!'c.k to \ic ; \ \"her e F nith is not ; wh<'Tc Hope can ~hcu

N o t ear of holy symj)athy. The re w ith£·ring tho" t ~ ::;~n\1 Ut Cl-p aromH\

I a d.lm:)ncss on the lo ncl · ml'l!llU.

if " ~ "" ~ ~

On .Jorcb ·· ~ Wt'Cp;ng willow t r;-es A no•!w r holy h nr r i:>l11mg:

1t m urmurs in <:.s s o ft a lJreezc A s c :e r !'r om Gile ad' :; b nlm w :!c; flung,

\ \i hen Judah's tc:n s in Babf•l'~ ~tre::nn D~op:-&;. w hen ' ~ion w a s their th em e.'

'o 1•1- · · th" 1 • G . .. ... - \ar p ol •abrie\ sounu _I:t the h!gh hcuvcn t o w elcom e thcf',

' ' h en ri i·1•• I"· ·1 " •., 10m • tr hoh "' ramal o· ~ . o 1 • a~.::trct h •md Galilee •p ,

. I~ s,tint:> o f God ~h:~\l t ak{' thei-. flinht T . 0

A .· ' 11 r:tp~urc to t;1c n•ah:t:;: o f iight . I . W I~C Ill.\\\ thi " -I"ll\ 1111 ·

1 • 11 5 nouc h t ~ ,.npC' I·iot· who In~ •lon e

11 111 1.Y ~ . l ' h . '~' 11\ak\' h. · ·l .' 0 1 ~ <.: as Jt th e n in his power to '• i 111 .

1111"t 1 "" PC nor to t he ut h e r, by forgivin~; . .. \lin{' f'O ·l t i >~ lt l" , ,, , •'o' {'r -:. . : ut a IV('ry , whe n he who wears it

.\n lu:;_ltt• r t .\kn t;: t lw n a foot mall.

~ - · . :\ln.. WEns . , · them. Now pttrties indeed, mtght ansc, grow- 1 Remttrh; 1\rr \.v _ . ' It 16 w en k 'town th

1 E R '::> S PEE:CH

1

ing out of new events or new questions ; :;ut as ' ueen m·td~ fron; tl el>~te_r proceeded to say, had lr~ ~Ltssao.:h u~ctts h ~t the two great poli;ic'll parties to ~hos? old parties, \~hich httd ~prung ~rom ~on- as to th~ manner i~~ \~h\~\~'lvc)Y l~i~~land partial, d ts ttnc ti lllls, a uct :t' ~ agreed to abolish ull u n . ~·ovcr;;t~s n?w no longer pendlllg, or !rom feel- \duties which he owed to h_IC uu . tscharged t!•e o.fficc . !\ t v " 1Htc 111 suppo•ting, .

11 ctcnt mgs whtch ttmc and other cause:; had now chang- House of Representnt·,, 19 Honst1_l~ents, tn tnc

to u . . t a c' owdcd ml't!tin~ or tl -__ a l.e me n for eel, or g reatly allayed, he did not l>eliove tlmt that if he had been ab:~ c:· e Wl!i led to sny • ,· . •\.ssc tnhlt>d n t l•'aneuii-H';\.11 te c. tttzcus ot Ros- they could long renmin. Eftorts indeed made to •blest services either to tl o rc.~fer any, the hum-

' ~ u, Pllsc n f nomina tina- c<l. ~~ 1

bn the 3d iust. for tho that end, with zeal and perseverance, might tie- t · 1 te pn IC or hts conf'tttu-llccs lltHh:r thn . .. b llllt atcs fo r t!1.:: hi,. hc~t of- lny their extinction, but, he thou.2'ht, could not ~n s, Ill t tat pl_nce, i_t w~ owing wholly to the \ ' . " st.ttc ''m· , "' ~ hbe r_al manner m winch Ius eftorts there bnd been "Pb;;t <' r a .. -1 . "' crl11ncnt, t he lion Da · 1 prevent it. There was nothinll' to keep alive recetvt~ el.

I. · · ' ' '11

cd h~tn sdf of tltc · . ' me th d' t' t' · h · "' I •·· lis fello w c iti'lc ns T l <.: occ::t~lon to a<ld rc•s ese 1:3 mc tons, 111 t e mtere:lts a n< OuJCCts H nving alluded to the lnanll'Ul'nl Address be

' dr-ess eve r del i ~ ··r~d . ~~ 'entincl rcn•arks that n o at~- which now engage society. Now question!. and did tiot mean in t he slightest degree to det ;act days of .I ames Otis tin tltc Cradle of Liherty, from the ne\~ objects arise, having no c_onnexion with t_he from its merits, when he now !:'aid, that in ' hi;; ... 1 o t 1c prc-;c·• t d· subJects of tho past controverstes, and pres~nt m- opinion, if either of the other candicates htul stzc--l to with more . - ' ' 'Y· was ever listen- terest overc b l th 11 t f 1 at,ent ton or . · 1 . omes ?r n sor JS e rcco ec_ Jon o .ceeded in the election, he a lso would ha\'e adoJ>t·

< ent antl unani•nous acc,lam~~~clVcc ,,-~th more ar- former C?n~rove rsJCs: All t hat a re u_ruteLl on cd a liberal course of policy. lie had no re!L­rc port of the AutJ ~ . . . . ' ons. 1 he following these ex1~tmg questiOns, an? pr~scnt mterests, so~ to b~lieve that the ~en I iments of either or tier. r •. ss

1 ~ copted fro:n the Boston Cou- are not hkely to weaken thetr eHorts to promote those gent leman were in ~:l respect nnrrow or

I\I ur them by angry reflections on pnst difterences. I f contractt>d. 1

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- r . n f'b::;ter s aid be w , · th h' · th' d' 'd 1> I to n ppe:u in tho.t lace . Ita::; <jtllte unaccnstomqd ere were not mg, 1n _mgs, to lVI. en_ out, H:l He fully l>elie\·cd the contrary, in regard to

t<tdd r essetl h is i'cllJw-cit'l,z as mg, on ~o occusion, tho~ght the peop~e not h kely to mnmtam syste- both of them; but if they had been otherwise,

. commend 0

_ e ns thcrc:, ctther to re- !Dntlc c?ntrove~tes nbout _m~n: T hey have no he thought still, that expediency or ne cessity tor public 0~~ .... oppo1~c tlhte. ::::

1upport o t any candidate mtcrest m so domg. Assocmttons formed to sup- would have controlled their iuclinations.

'- -- · ~e al 100 ,.,. b e et f - port p1·inciplcs, mny_ be called parties, but if t~ey I forbear said Mr. W ebster, from pursuing 'I t~at tC? rrcserve ! he distinct io; and ltl~e ~~~~:fi~~ have no bond of umon but adherence to parttcu- t he;;e remai'IIS filTtl!er. I repeat, thnt I do not ~ - .fohttdcul partt.cs, was n ot con::;is t e nt with the Jar men, they become factious. complain of t hose wlro have hitherto thouCTht, or

I. l g 1 ~5t eg;·ee of public (ruou. At the same time The people in his opinion; were at present who still think, that party organization is ~1eccs ­h_e dlll n ot hnd fault with the condut:t n or qucs- grateful to all parties, fo r whntever of good they sary to the public CTood. I do nut question rheir t10n the t' · · h ' had accomplished, nnd indultrent to all for what- motives; and I wish to be.tolero.nt even to those 1 mo ~\ ~s, ot t_ osc_ \\: ho tho ug;ht utlterw.· e. ~ •

I I3ut , cntertammg th1s opmJOn, h o hau abstained ever of error they hnd committed; ami, with who think that toleration I)Ught not to be indul-fron~ att<;ndin~ 011 these occasious. in which the these feelings, were now mainly intent on the ged.

I m c n ts ot public men, and of cand idate::: tor office great objects whic~b affeeted.their present inter- It is said, sir, thnt prosperity sometimes hnr­wcrc d i:-;cnsscd, ncce~;,;arily, with more or less re- , ests. There might be exceptions to this remark ; dens the h!!art. P erhaps, also, it may sometime><

\ fe_ r e nee to party attachment anu I)Urty oroo·unizn- he was nfrnid there were i but nevertheless, such hnve a contrnry effect , and elevute nnd liberalize 1 bon. appenred to him to be t he general feeling in the the feelings. Jf t his can ever be t he result of

country. It was natural that some prejudict>s such a cause, there is certainly in the present The prcseut was a different occnsion. ::I'he should remain longer t han their causes, as the condition of the country enough to inspire the

sentiment w hich h a d called this meeting togc- wnves lush the shore for a t ime, after the storm most CTrateful nnd the kindest feelings. W e have thc r·, w as n sentiment of union a od conciliation; · hns subsided; but the- t endency of t he elements a com"mon stock both of hnppiness and of distinc· a sentime n t , so congenia l to his own tceliugs, wa.s to repose. Monopolies of all sorts were rrct- tion, of which we nre nil entitled, us citir:e~s ?f and to h is op inion of the public int er est, that he ting out of fnshion, they were yielding to lib~ral the country, to pnrtalte: We may all reJotce_m cou ld not resist the inclin ation to be pre:::e nt, and ideas, and to t he obvious justice and expediency the general prosperity , m the pence and secur1ty to express his e n tire a n d hearty approbil:tion. of fair competition. . which we enjoy, Ulld in the brillinn_t su~ce~s

lie s h ould for bear, Mr. Webste r said, a ll re- . An administration of the general government, which has t hus far ntte_nded our republtc_an mstt-1 marks upon the pa rticular ~o.me.s , which had been ·which hnd· been, in general, highly Hatisfuctory tutions. These are Circumstances wht~h- may

r e commended by t he commtt~~e. The y h_ad heen to the country, had now closed. lie was not well excite i!l u~ all n no?le pride. Our ctvtl and selected, h e mus t presume, fa1rly, :mel :vtth due nware that it could with propriety be said thnt political inst1tutton~, wl11le t hey answer_ for us nil cons ideration, by those w h o w c: re appomted for tbnt ndministration hnd been either supportud or the gre~t ends deszgned _by them, furmsh n~ .the t h at purpose. In cases of t~us sort _eyery one opposed, by any pnrly nssociations, or on any same t tme a n example to _ot~ers, a nd dtfluse can not expect to fi n d ever y thmg precise!~ us he party principles. Certain it wns,.that us fu r as bless ings beyond our own ltnuts. In wl!ntcve r

· 1 t . · -I it. but those who concurred tn the there had been nny organized opposition to the part of the globo men are found con~endmg for mig

1 \'IllS

1nti~ent would naturally allow th~t administrnt ion, it had nothing to do with for- political liberty, t hr.y look to the Umted .States • gcm;ra rt p ·evail a s fa r as possible, 0 \'Cr partl- mer parties. A new administr.ntion had now with a feeling of brotherhood, nnd put forth a l scnt tmclJ~ f 1

'' commenced and he need hardly sny that the cl11im of kindred. The S!~h American Statr.s

I cu la r 0 .Je~ ~~~~:tl question he would m ake a ~ew most liberni and conciliatory principles hnq been especinlly, exhibit a most interesting spc~tn~lc. On t ne "'e -. c tl e ·1ndu) rronce of the meetmg, :wowed I t could not be doubted that it would Let the great men who funned our. constttutl~ll

I }·c: begrrtno- 1 b~ · 1 · h ' ' · ' · h t"Jl · I let the ch1l

l r c nlar '~ ' "' b thinrr which mto-lt, Wit conform to those pr inciples. · T hus fnr he be- of government, w o s I Rurvtve, nne . -· f he s hould say any "' "' - · - -' · d . f h h 1 011e to thetr grave~. 1 . roceed f rom others. . he ved, tts comse had g tven genern1 sattsfactwn. ren o t ose w o !ave g . . _

I mot·e propne ty, p · d 1 w well disposed and Ill- After what they all had !leen in relation to the' con~ole themselves wzth the reftectzo~. t hat whe I-I har dly conce iVe 10 · · . ~ . ' . . h 1 h .· · r. lien J·n t ho httle contest · e . d ld diffe r as to t h e qnesn on, gentleman holclmn- t he htghest appomtment m t er t te)' ave 11sen or ,a . r

! tclligent m m 5 coutes t unJ party s trife, organ- the Executive Department under the President of. party, they have not only estnblish~d tht d-1. \\' lwthe r part~ con 1 ~onti nued wf:re of' tltrm- he would tnke this opportt;nity to say that hav~ berty and happiness of t heir own ndatthv~ un · iz0d, systc ma t.Jc_, a n l I' ' t s in • h~ composition of ino- been a member of the House of R~presentn- but hnve conferred blessing:; bcyon t e~r own

I scl\.·es dc:::irable mgrec t1·e0

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1,:111·1-0 n• on political :;ub- ti;es for six years during the fnr a-renter part of country, a nd beyo~d ttll t hetr ow!1 tho1f1g ts. on

· D · ffc•rc nce o · · 1 • • • "' '!J' f d sucr.csstons o genera-

l society· 1 m e tition aud e mu lous nvn - which time Mr. Cla.y had preeided in thn~ House, ~~ tons o men, n_n on 1: tb . t'tutions · c t s lwno u r uble co p {' 1 'But these a re ve ry he was most lmppv in being nble in n manne r ltons. Under the m flucnc~ 0 . ese tns 1 ' JC ' · d •cd b e use u · · ' . . ' · d d. atlqpted in pr)nC1ple from our cx­ry may, m. c ' . orrrun ized aud sys tcmnttc less formal than by concurrmg m t~c usual vote rcco1ve nn h

1 tl . ti ~nt has shaken

J ifrercnt t lu~gs y om H"'e admitted, even,, that of thanks, to express his own opinion of his Jibe- nm~le, the\~ 1° c ~~Jtt /ern c~n n~w world filled

purly cornb_m ~t!Ons. •ere sometim es un_aYotdnble, rality, independence, _nnd. h~nourable feel in~. of! l lsfi~olfmn d ~ut JCC ~?~~ nntioos, has ri~en t o o.rt v a ssoclatwn s _ \\. to the accomplts hmc nt of ~nd ~e. would take thiS occnswn· !llso to add, tf wtth . les 1 an 111

• cre:eem~ aCTa in discovered; not P ,r! "nc r haps neccs,aty, But this <ltd not prove htS opmwn could be of any value m such a case, !our 81g ht . 1 An;~rt,cta " n ~rce to !,'Ocinl intor-0-1 • d purposes. d that · . d a to geograp ty, oU 0 COl me > •

I 01 h e r cnJs an 1 s t h ey were goo i ? r b . that he thought not hmg more unfoun e thnn e to intell~ence :o civilization, and to h-i It at. of t h cmsc v~dnued and preserved ror t et~ that _ tbnt gentleman owed ~is present situat~on ~~~(8.' Fifly years ng',1• som-? of those ~~o now

I I·cv sltou Jd b e co h 1, had ceased to be any ob to any unworthy compromtse or arrangement 1 ,Yme and tho fh.thers of mnny others, JI~>tencd It • - v hen t er · l H ·1 · l · t I t h' 10 '1r ' Ot' ncl

11 c:-tkC, \ b them· w Jatever. e owea 1t to 11s a ents, o ts pro- . tl is place to those micrhty masters, ts u.

I ?'~t t;; b e c ilecteu Y who s upposed, that who- minent standing in the community, to his course 1 ~d ~s When they the~ uttered the spirit sttr­JecBut t here w e re t~C?stinctions were, or were ~not ot' public. ser~ice, _not no_w a short one , an~ to the rin ° so~nds of Independence aml_Libe~y, t~c~e

I h r polit ical p~rty _ 1~b lc to abolish the m. .N?~ lugh estnnntlon m whtc_h he stands WJt h th:tt wa~ not a foot of land on t he contment mhabttcd

t c f ·1 it wu.s nnp0=>51 . ·y that unde r pre;w.n part of the countr y to wluch he . belongs. 11!:'0 _u , ]Jt on tlJe coutt_at . , no~i;J lc to contmu: - fi

I. he tho ll.g' ' .: it was quttc II D.t -I . cum·=tance- ' 1c 1r - • -----~~---------~~~--------~----~----~------~~------------~~--~~~~------------~-----------------------

• ~ taces or spar d

It H~e t o r~ F a r oqerb~ Shone on f pear l - r s staul•

.1· J not ;~rknowh·!l~f!l 'l t h ~ :Built on sea·~out n ~npol.l r o d into purple, that ul l '1'1 k ( ,or . a trc 'WI d cepcne cl

ivilizcil man, r;wr•r . wll from 'fbe !l~J ' e even . eceiYe ~~~inion ol Eu ropca~o ~he snul h pule !. anrl l nteO!elY blU 'the horizon It rtb ere 'eissolved

t from 115 fi t tint 1 oes. near er · t that this momcnt jJ,.rc is hardly a tJO I . nr-wlv disen- ' Vbere fr oiXl the Jll i S kY b e nt r ound sc~to/:~;, wh~"n tl~,.::c !-'~:1~";~t;J~'~s the t··~nr , an:l A. tinctur~ -wle55 a ir-the ! ·,..htY tem ple

II ' d ('!TIUnCIJ•3lCf ' ,l! . .I at )o n ~tl~f!'l • Jnto tbe "V I C f a m ost Ttllo . } · • S

~~~) 1~f~:~o1 rt o~ i ·~~~P~~·jc:.<;~~~i~~~ cl ~r it~lr g~;;:~ •fh e a~fu!:n~::t:ot hands fo r 0~::~ ; - ~ i lcnce,

nd what I( ens I ? ' 'f)JPV !'pr•a 1<, s ir. . r . Built by 0 h . There fy new acqu i rctlllrcrti"i~ns o(Rig lt ts, of ::;c H.;:: TIUU" infi nite -wors ~O,e Jllingled thou~h ts sLi tnt ions, of O ('c ara Co'n rrrf'E;H. and o . a no wor!l.s to tc then caJDe o c r rno , berty of ~he ~re~;n~~:nt. \.Y hcr~': si r, r!JI~Ic:r·~~ J ~onder and of j o.y, ~at • h . So beau t iful , presental !VC) O~ nd wh<• rl they ha'.? UJ'~ . • tJJf'ir 0 "th a w hir}Wlfl(} ll r~ u a.zz.} jo v tints lea rn the!-'C · , tJ 1c founuC'r o £-ven WI . 1 So [Xlnny 0

their rrreat lender, :JI_nr.. ·, .. (• and comrn,.ntlattonl So bri"'ht, so glon o u ' . .-o li ke the oce an "' I I o rrr u pr·• . . t. (il'r o f wn vei ~ . I J

States. t Je a~~~~ ·lJnUstcd it- whe n _unsa b) , . In yonder w aste o u. la.nd5 th cr c encl rC c till ~hey hnve :\.-s its('h· no ot herwt!"f' . d~.1 ~c~ With its unn umbcrc J.S b ouutin"' eagle , g rntttudc can c.xpr ::-: . ) S ir. t h ,.. ,....,JIIT! l . c.s tha t t c 01 0

not call him their \ i'faslun!!tnn . t he ( ; r·nius llfBy foauu ng surg ' . . n throu ~>'h the clon<h , of c'ont ine ntnl I n ti t> pi :nhdr_nc~~ rl i f' r tinv·,; t ri r d L i.Iling his fearless p tn lbO rns s:eJlleU a n osj ' r u y

· I ·berty w ur 111 1 ·11 f · urcst sun en ' J\m~ncan -'' . . , t l ha lls anrl o n the II ,; o 'j'o bathe Ul p . u yon t a ll pine.::, her Infa nt ,·otce m ~~. v wit h po\\"N t l,·tl vcrin ab ove rus prey, (lil .

N ew E ng la nd, hutt~ro dtt o~ot\1(' pla ins of 1\ff• xico, THho . l pg!l ha lf m a ntl ed in a l!nowy -vall , seems to wa ke t e ca ' elr o bearing on

d along the sides of the !\ndc!?,· A fri~te with full c nn-vcs, th nn ~- d 1 y B ut e ven esc " llcr path, whcn:"cr the Gorlcle~• ro,·r~, T o conquest an to g o r . . ft ,_ a ir Glory pursues, anc1 gcnrrous ~ It a Ill!' , . . , H d round them soroethmg of the lo J The unconquerable mind, and frrcclou. s holy lhmf' . . a . d ·-not like to thing5 of ear th, ·~::~:::;~~;,:~~=======:=== In wruch the y move , = I But b e ioah tencd and made g lorioU!I, as b ecame

"'to.RNING A-'IONG,THE HILLS. •• Such pomp and eplenuour.

BY Dn. PERCIVAT ••

A night bad passed away among the b ills, And now the first faint tokens of the da wa Sho,.-ed in the cast. The bright and dewy star, \Vhose mission is to usher in the morn, Looked through the cool air like a blessed thing In a far purer world. Below U1ere lay • Wrapped round a woody mountain tranquilly .\ misty clould. Its edges caught the light, That now came up from out the unseen depth Of the full fount of day, and U1ey were laced With colours ever brightening. I had waked From n long sleep of many changing dreams, And now in the frESh forest air I stood Nerved to another day of wanderin~ o· Before me rose n pinnacle of rock Lifted above the wood that hemu:ed it in And now already glowing. There the b~ams Came from the far horizon and they w d . 1 · ' ro.ppe 1t n light and glory. Round its vapoury cone

A crown of far-diverging ray~ shot out, A~d gave to it the semblance of au altar Llt for the "\\'orship of the und . tl . ymg II.Ule, That centered m the circle of lh N . csun,

ow COilWlg from the ocean's fntho Anon wowd ~tand in sol"t mle.ss coves, Ab

1 ary pomp ovo the loftiest peaks ""d

W"th ' .... cover them 1 splendour as a garment T .

l bent my ea"'er sten~ . d th. hllhenvard N o It""' an rough lh ~w dark as deepest night, and . e grove

W1th a rich harvest oi · . thickcts hung-Waiting the clearer da:~umbcred ge.ms, j Shed from lhe ~tarry frin o eatc~t the hues On cloud and tnist d d ges of his vail With 1llldUni.nishednu ew, and backward thr .,..1 . beauty 1 ow n '' ounting with h ' on Went, lacaled that roe;~~efoot, and thence e.mer . ... Silent the full a _cp, and there ll.l'rait dgmo t

ppeanng of the e 11elow th sun.

ere lay a far ll.ollingin feathe .cxtended !eo. A d t · ry Waves Th

n . osscd lt round the : c Wind blew ' . And swept it th high ascendin.,. o e r It, 'l'iU lik rough the half hidd o rocks,

' c an ocean 'wft ' ·'- en for lt heaved and "W It <UUOg into storm est lops, Cru te c ered Gl '

- d its billo,vs, and. th oriously the li h .. ose era-., . g t

• ~ Ot>J lSlnn!h

Who can tell the brightncs~,

That every moment caught the n~wer glo w! That circle with its centre like the h ea r t IOf elemental fire, and ~preading out ,Jn floods of liq u id on the blue sk y 'And on the opaline w ave s, c rowned with a rainbow B right as the a rch that bent above the thron e Seen in a v ision by the holy m a n

In Patmos ! \Vbo can tell how it ruccn uell, And flowed m ore w idely, o 'er that l ift ed ocean, Till instantly the unobstructed su n ltolled up his sphere o f fi re, floa ting aw ay­Away in pure ether, far from earth, And all it!! clouds,-and p ouring forth un bounueJ His arrowy brightness ! From the buming centre At once there ran along the le vel line 0~ ~at imagined sea , a stream of golU­L tqUld ~nd flowing gold tha t secmeJ t o t rem bl<: Even With a furnace h eat o n t o the . 'VJ

• pou~t lercon I stood. At once lh t f p a sea o v apoui

arted away, and m elting into ai r R ose round me d I . A "f fl . ' an stood tn\·olved in li "'ht

s 1 a lllllc hau kindle 1 . 0

In it!! innocuous blu <Aup , a~d wrapped m e W ave after w c. w ay It rolled,

ave. They climbe·' . P oured o ver th...... . u the hlgh e~t rock~

-...-. 1n surges d " ' Down ""lens ancl all . ' a n then ru~hcd ...,. ~ v cys like . .uashed instant lo lh l' . a Wmtry torren t And lh 0 P am. It sc d

cy w ere gone, a.s if th em c a mome nt, A~ onco dissolved them e tou ch of fire Midway in ail'--rirlo-c a. T~en I founu myself D escended With th ~ ftcr ridge below £ ven to the ,, :_ ctr opulence of w oou' F l '-UUl seen level h 5

ashed in tho 5 • w ere a l ake N ow silver . un, aud from it w ou or tho enc~-rlght~ even t o the fa.rt~d a lin(', W as ro •ng hills. A "W est v er crc u nnd tne-but b 1 • astc of rock s o .now rich th e o-w h ow b And . . c plni.n--a. Wild enutifui

l'lpcu.ma. h erness f • The ft <> arvcst ; \V'- "1 o g rov es so blue qt.-,.. JU c the h-.. Tbat"'" ft ' - . ..... ¥ of June " " d 9

" :1 o f June •u<LKCS lt th t ....._. t.h -

Oxuy to breau ~n alll.ltury to r c COol air, • Of cascnd l e lt, lll1d th l Vc ,

Stole ""ithes, nnd the Voic e bfu sy echo 'I'b ~Uch .,.. c o lllo

at "Wblll'e I oGnUc tnean.u Unto.in bra ~ stood scclned }{ lg"S t o llly hca o ~.

C.llv el"l . rt ,

Albr:ll.lJ Theatre.- Un Wednesday last, the tq;lcn..

diet Ti 1 t · ;~tre in our ~5ter city, was opened to a large and f<l~h touablc aud1ence, und~r the managernentor I ;\J r . c;ilfr·r t, who has with him a company possessing wlc n t ;w rllw<.tuty , an1l that it wiil meet " ith encour. H!!"Cill f'n t i:. oiJ\ iuu!> ; independent of the strangers

\\hi ·h tur0ng tha t c ity, the H ouse has been built,

and t h e· ~ubscription di& trihutcd among that portion

n f rr.~pcctable cit izens, th;,t are determined to sup.

p nrt it a!' long a_; the ma nager will gi re them a res. pecwulc company . We wi&h this est:tblisbment, so ht~hly c red ita !Jle to the enterprizing dtizens of that place , :dl possible wccess. and t r uH that we shall n o t he d ::.app'>inted in a calcula tion that it y-jl\ be ld.Jcrally supported , and contriLu tc much to tbe n· !11w sr·111ent a nd p rofi t of the public. On the opening

I o f the house, ~Ir. Barrett delirercd the folJo,,ing

.PRIZE ADDllE~S­Wri.,t• by '£J.t,r.:al Wcl'F, Elq. of BoJton.

\\"h"t. ~~~p"r• lltion cap:hc Re,•oo l.cd, \ I ,J T t• tr pro•crifu:·d1 hrr bowl'rytfweBings fled ;

' I 'J . A ... T h•·ir .·.end h·•unt• Clti" 1 tne oot:lllm;u..., . o " burn· wiug for~k the 1 ~ctrcl elllde.:: ·p1l c·ruinh;lltl; .:olumn, and th~'t•Jt(e•il!g flllle, .\ ro•tnll c.f l~·· -.olatic.n m:ltkr I tm n:l~ l·t •o·.,·r ri:.!! prul.~>wbcre sood tltt tl;wiedornc ~ Tilt"' Jy,!L•t ,,f Art, ar.d <>nee l!Jro lflllb' hom.e. ";\Jul ~ mu•thknug ruin~ nill:t!nd thtdro•t>Y bat, \ 11,J .. , ... "•' r ed Lh~'rf' tlv• bi~J of d~ b:l.t.­

T iw 1nt".,t t~tt" mtnd the my • .ie tCI'iUZt FWny~d, :.1 ut L'rr:p• din d .rkne-· 1 an~ the ;1"'1\ o)lo~ed; T hu• "r:q.;wd in ;!lOOm c.~:ptr~d the Atttt h~ht, \ 11 , : l'n, ~ll·r:tfl ruled 1>0lr monarch of the rugbt.­·, t I· n!:"th. trumpl::Ult o'er hi. bignt i~ (,, nttt" "" l ultl.ltbcnturous plumel',~~e; 1\thw~rt tit" .•u'l lcs~ \·oid nrW\\;lrruth he pomed, l'tt' rc• ,! th" r~,,.,,.c d o•tdF, and hrn>cn'c blc.t beams r cstorcd.­" n from thr Chl't. on pur;>lc J•inion~ born.: Tbrou.; h tlukl'; o f fo:;. up >pmu;~ the herald morn i !. •t 111 Ul•" l'mNt in I! :!lon e.< of t:lc day, T L" olt.IJ . rol.l mt<t • "or utiJui!!ht. mclt :~w:~y. T il'' h ormnniuu' d101 ~. now ga,·c to J oy the >hell ; :-;.,\, r C.> • t h~:r Tl mples w!t,:>rc their Allar.; fel l; l"n·•n ~! .oro · 10 ~ho:c the \ "Oict of F reedom ~poke, .\ ml Lunl·u Lr:.~rntn!! fron. her ~ lumbers woke; I~ ,:,•on nnfPtt• r"J. Tru!it <!i,ine Ull!C:t~cd, \n I n ltl Jr·•nn•turc to t!JI~ world rc\·e:~led;

.-.. n.·. i\·cd in He•• ::y, b) tun Gracee nursed, T!t•· ~cr:n- of F .11.ry m•o b<.'ill~ burf t i Tnt I till<'d the ::J,·!m-the .\xe t'le for~t bowed-. \ rt "t:lt:••d lh~ -!mttl£'-~killl!l" ot-':.t!\ plou~hed­l.tr", brcu<h••rl in m:: rbi"-".\"3Tl!llh.: C:Ul \"~S SIO;\·cd­.\1!<1 pift··rl hp~ with iL1'-p1I3tiO:l ilO\\M: l. t•d ! \" .\ tuh tt iO!\. anrl1J1· \\" arUt rei C'red· Thr rirnm I t hen ;n lt'!t,-ri!J I!I"CCC ::p;'C:IT.:>d; J-"r.,tn Iudden ~ : •1rc ~ h••r ~o:Jcn lore ~he brought, .\ t:i I,Jor:tl~ t!,lll\1,·,!, !1~ ' he ffi'IDnf'T.• I"IUg!JI i T ltr<t"ICh . n·r~ 1'"~::-·- ,,,·,:tried nrc ~he r:tn, l l o·r n >IUIIIl' u::l!ur,•. :~ :t tllto•rHlHI\·m:m; \\ Ito• ... ·,- r -hr :no,·ctl thl' ) l:t,c t l.;c h n I rt'..finrtf, .\n•l T .o•:•• .od, rr~• tl1 :1, SciCJ:t:e :wrvcd the luirul;­( ln , ., •· r y ~1tlo·. to htrlh. n r " beauty .<prt:ng~-T h·· h·1rd!- tlollrt -ht'il, nnd the mi!l51rd> ~ung ; A · K luH\ l<'. l ::l' a: ,:tJ Nl- H tr•!S in•pired the ogc, .\ uri t•h·tu · .·t ·\· t -t!nm J,., .,.~.-d irom the~~~;e; T rut" o t'<' trl.-,. -;•eke. in >e •nic - ' r~y~ .\ nd rt'ol'u,•d \"uruc O\\ Ued thl' ~lit' aitl.-

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'V c i . . · L LF. Li B P :\ll y~ . : or ha\'7 we he on gu idutl only bv our own Ia' e <ll rcnll • }tlll""mcn• · m 'U h 1 - 1 \"er n<>

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l'b " Y , tutcu th·1t ll [\ · .,. . ~ . • c se lc t1ons: the uitl and expo- : • .,~, r11n1 tho~ J ust ]" .-1 rary A ssoci·.lt ion l t , . le ! l e rcan!ile ncace oJ npcr yeur~ nml mora cxt~ns ive r c- chnrnctcr o f u school b l tVes teu ot the happy

Vers<l r y on 11' . •. ce.e >rutc,l l is f'ifth A tl l; i- !c~~~.:h_, httve beeu c·nllcd to our a~,i~tancc. firot _lc~sous ou the bus•:~y'.'\ow receiv tng their t el • . rl-.tay CVeu lng- \ i"l <l, \It the C"t lJ b' C~ IUe {;Clt e ruus dou.ttious <lf various \'n\uu. ' C:IO!tlc World ; to l Jto,~ ~Or l lCIItre of the rr. cr -

• 1 he rueetiug Was called t t y o- te B,HII.. :; .. ni ta ble lo r out· iust ilution, we hnve n•itlc the unussuuJin•• ~;l ~. 'u nt·c Just. throw in"' W. Woo hey ~· I u or.ltr by \ \1 , n l ~ tt mC\l upon nLh• i~ct: IC'Ilt. from the more lcurn- coming mom bel'S nft l . ll l,lc ter o~ clc:·ll~, in b(;~ HoN b: l\1tly' .llql. w l en the llnnvrable Pl'tlll' oJ am,,ug onr fricn ~~ s . th e mos t lttlprovou uu- ll s~tr. 'Fhey hure tee'· m~:,rcnnttle conununity

' or e oct 0 1 t h e . t . • • tho 1• · • tl A t . ' 1. 1 l ~ '"11 t !Cot llr · b ~halrin i:ln l: l ) ' wus np!Jolll'.<'ll , ~ 10 :c r s :tod Sctonces : in Nn turu l an,{ ICI I~I ltc tbra1·y. While lh . nwmg oaks

. .:\lorn! l'lnlosophy and .\1:t t hollmtics . in II isto whu:h I hey euterell ., ttl t~ llOI!c le~s Hcp with Mr. Sewa r d ,. in ris in~ to rcaLl thf' A I ry, G<!o~rap!Jy . lllltl Hello Lcttre~ : . iu l'oet ry ' ~how~:u to lls hnll~~t·d' !C rc;>pcct thnt they

port , r ernark et.l in snbsf·m c " u• "oil nnut~ R e the lJrnmu , •antl iu the \l l~odlaneiJU • , •. ,.l. tl. rl• • ' ot thcJr t.ojllll ttcl COIJ \' IItlc''elC' hlls by the decornul ·rtr· . . ~ ~ ,. uw :: : o J . . - . • , ~-· .• c U1c:u lh·lt l l IS 1\ll tJI V('r~ :~t·y nf un iu~· i• tllio l ur .. lhra ry lS now c·n r icht!ll by tiJC po:;•cs•i,on ,ucratoJ the uuly •hriuc ol . . • l tey vc- • lea r tQ is h . h ' . • u \ear to onr o f t wo th J f l ' l . . • they . • • ~Cicnce a t which

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~ •Y c:.l!culatctl to ft ll ll·o m · , f uu~an 1\'c t\ltll,rcc \'ul ua1 c3, compt is- 1 nrc pcrmntcllto nppronch . th 1

. . lt~ mcznLc,·s W\lh c\o> IJ •htt'-11 t· ~tl '"' !. · ~ ~~~~:~ o lllg :.Hil oaly th e; s t:o tttlanl a u thor,; outhe vunou• nll this,uud they hn\·c IIOt' llllre',l ucy blaYebsc~n 81'\IU h . · " • ~ .c~ uuo Cll !' 'b 1 · · . l · s \' 'I n •J

-:'•. I t I S n ot oue vi· " rcut P~'e tlt ·1: ' r.auc lcs o l ~o l ld l r:urniu~, h ut nlso tl,c m •'Sl c- l.ut nmplo tcsllmouia l of \hei r ., J •. l' t' c lnHISt)'l'l o ··•• ur •'tllC- lt> nun nt . . ·• · 1 . . <Pn , t' · •I pt o Ia I<IO . ' . ns na c l c t ells ull i ts t)• n t I I\ . c ',\ 1 l. crs H1 1\'01' <• o l lun('y :tull polite lite- " nc. Ill II C'lr uwu proper 0'\lltcs A a I t "I' dn r· c t 0

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Cl'. Bu t ll' tho u ·,h i t , . I ul I ,\ c . 0 tlb uurn Cl' neat }' 00(; thou ~untl \ '0- \! l l ll gc I ll expk·esstoos of honc•tpride l compareJ Wlth \ns.tltuti~ t ~~~ ~tn~ e w lo n lulncs hn\"c lJc c;u othlcd du r it,•• lhC' prcst nt Y•'llr. lc!low members, we rc.opoctfu ll y t~nder t o ~tr w h ich hav e i

11 ciJar•· c th,

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' ~ ••• Jg<~cr order, Of the whoi c numbct·•Jfuu ~mC'tJ i her~. which Committee, fur lhcirfoHeri11

.,.<';trc •he waorntclset -.. · · • ., • ~ ! .C.,\\\ dtar·tetc r of t t. . 1 b g r11tit1t l ' f t f " '· '"' ·ta1~ nation , i ~ i'l ~till the · · . 01ny oe rs 1mateu 11 l u out ; ix hundrcJ, not l eo our you t 1 ulheart s.

l>.\:lt\· e en .,.· . f . ;wop~ r ~t~here lur the more lh .1u foUl' lrutnlrcJ IIlii\' ue EaiJ to avat l Of lite whnte :u~JOnot of mouie~ rcceiveJ ioto embrace~~~ "'1

~~ro ~~~.~~ ~:·\S~l~t SO<:tcty "-:lt1tch it thcm::2h·cs of the pr i1 i iE>gr~ nl'the iusl it ut tou ;- t_he Tre" 7nry llunng the past yenr, .S7!J5 were k o J 1 · · · · u ' ' ' a~ certalll Y a s while oa tit!! one lrantl wo ha \'e to \a mcut thnt tor ~onall nns collccteJ ; $509 initintion fees ant! ow. el~~e IS pri:;eJ , uttd as Ce r lui.·ly ·,ts the r 1 ' so~ t ltl ~ 1 0 · l

• 1 ·• o l \e numerous c!oss ofynun:? tlJCO of whic h i; u• -anuna Ue!; ,.. 5 Jor~ale~ catalon-ues flue• .c erK:3 o , t le pl·c~e l!t tlay shall ·u··•·.eeJ tLlo•e ~ •- "'4o ,. tt ·r , co ' . , h ~ ~ 1

- is composed. m fc·.v :11·c to be fouurl nrnun,. its ~"'c i ~. ~ rom IC rensury of the previous ycn r :$~ ;::t ~;On\~·, t~c. ~ ~ ~,aorett ':10~·d~ants u! the city !-Upporters, we arc cucour.1gcd on t he othc~ iu -mnkwg nn_uggrogntf! of.S 15 11 . Of t h is amoun t f ' · ) l:i "

115 .hsu~..: tut\Ou c·on oecteu wit h l he abuutkn t evitlcuc~ thnt its advauta,..es n rc ha_rc_ been ln\·c;teJ in boo lte, $0 19; pnid foa· irs utu r c weul:h pro<llf> · t'tv · J r 'fl } · 0 nnotmw (cntnlo"' '.l t ' & ) 0 ·

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0 HIUIC. lC lCC\JOllllg more ""Coerally known noLl approved . r ,, • · .,, c~, uo 1c.:cs, •c.: $ W ; btlls <l.lW

0 t h e ·-OCiety Is. to affv n.l a n 0pportunity of The wr~ l l h nnd0uscfuln c~s of the socie ty han• of 18:24• anti ye_Rr~ prH ious, $72; expense ofcn­

:oeutn l :lt\U mo~·a I 1m p rovcme nt to a clu>s of hcea incr easeJ by an acl'e~~ iu n uf member~, uo grav ln~ nod pnnu ng certificates, ~55; rent, ia­yo_uth , who~c Llu:ly a r Ju_ous Jut ic J make · rec:re- i'.!wer t ~ mu two humlred auu fift y ~cveu, durin;: surt~nc:c , anJ repai t·s, $I GO ; biuuiaoo book! nud Rt1vn a m a tte r o~ uece~s t ty, u m l who s nrrouaJ. ttlo cu rrc11 t year. <'ntnlogues, $73 ;_Librarian's Sl~la ry,"fucl , lil;h ts ~\by the allurements of a pupulo us eity, o re Our intlcblcdne~~ to many rcspceta!Jle nutl &~ . ~289 ; leav•.ng 11• l>ulnnco m the Tre~&ury hable to ue Jra.w n from the patia o f r ectitu1le. commen:ial ;enlleuJcn whn lHL \'e bestowed their 01 .S03-nmounttu;; 10 all to the like sum of ~ u r generous fri.:u'.ls anu cnl ig htcnetl l'clluw. f¥cc wiil offerings in uu~mcnting our c.tbinet of $Iii 11 · r:itizcn; , who have ltoooretlu:; on thi:s occ:a~ion, minera logy nnd conci1ulu:;y. ~ ~ ehcerfully and ' Thus it will be seen that the ample resources ".., i tb l h ei t' pr ese n ce, wtll n ot, 1 trust, consi.Jer thauk fully nr.knowlc•JgP.d . A I rl'nLly hus t his dl'- of the yenr ' ' '" vc cnablc,lns not oa ly to tlischnrge

tho iucilleata l expcustJs of the establishmen t, 1 hese remark~ u napproprin t e , untl l wuy a lrnos l ph r tmenl of ou1· ins• illll iou hecomc qnil e ex ten snch ns rent , iasuri\ace, fuel. &c. but also tore-li!!SU r~ myself of th e. r io t.!a l!,!"c nce, while I brictly ~i vo a au inl~ rc~ ~ing, aml \V.C h ., ,.c t he ~r ic~tbh t p priat ou r cata logue, onu to furoi~h o ur members .diecio~e the operations of lhe rear. of~e\·oral ~Cieotlfic gEn l lt!mea abrontlm l·.uru pc• ' tl l I . "fi f

' 1 1 1-11 1 WI l n nca UDl a~proprtnte ccr tatcate o mcm· REPORT, &.c . . nml Soul~ Amcn cu, w 10 usstlrc us 0 s 1 ar~cr bersh ip, besiJes other extroonlinury cxpcnscE, lo meet i ng- the mP.ntbc r~, ol t he "iHe rcanlllo contnbutl~ns . . • . . guch ns repai r• , f1xturc~,nml bills oflong staacl.

Jo ... ibl':t r y As~ucJat ion ." wit;l their Fifth Annual 1~llc copies of our catulo~:JC..< prnhc'l 1.0 1 G~ ! iu~-s till lea •;ing u~ the means of enbrgiag our .J.~cporl, the Uoanl of lJtrectors, d eem it a n uc- h avmg be~omc. e:s.hauo tcd. a nJ aCC/!Sotons ~ 0 stock of books, m uch beyoud the uJu itto:J of nay ca~i:Jn w!tid t j u s t i(i~~ a public: exprcssio~ of our books llit\'1Ug :pv.-n 1111110~ 1 ' 11: entl~e new cha- former year. AnJ it mny nM be im proper to rn u t u a l c ongratulatio ns LtJ!Oil the i n crca~1ng ~uc- ra~tcr to our ltbr~ry, Lh~ • '_re~cnt w.ls dc~a';~ ~ rcmnrk, th:\ l of the. 1\huve noted expen~es, t he [H loos• -1 0

(\ coutin~retl pro~!Jerity of th e la~l t lU· . su tto.bl ~ se~son foJ. pu~llsh luf' 0 11 0~ oue. . 1 , catalogue nod certifica te of D1Cmbenh1p, mny . ~ j' .· t •1 , n·1st ve·1r An unpreceJcoletl style o! tins publtca ttou It 1 ~ h<!I IC\ cd Wl ll I.Je be considered no in\·cstit u t·e wh ich will hercaf-~•·•>n,

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c ' "' · · t ;on. rt:J u le06 -.. ' · 1 :r, 1 by a rcalO~al to some pu IC lll !II;;, m n 01 r nnuimous de\·otioa to the in terests of the wsll tu-·~ ;opes, hn \"e all uee u uJngo anu~~ llb yhsacr.;I~Cel 1

ccutr.1l uuu busine3~ pnrt uf t he city i such n si- lion to r the futu re. L et us not cease to com-, l . 1 l'CV' nleo• uers ave u. u I ttlll ' ' t l . ac cas I h . • , t be veue ra .:;oou- · ' · l tl" · l't tUation would aot on y at t ~rv Y ;onl 1 r • rncod its U!efulne~s to others, 1y armomous ~·J·:.le · l t"''o Ql.lr nnmber!, iwluc:cLl by t lC cor. ,~·l llhY cd reptnntion to th is ill3litutwn.l •u t would a lso CO•OilCral ion amoa oo ourseh•es, in support of u " ._. · • · ,. nm otl'• liS • illlu e . 1 (i . · · · int1111r- '

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· supply to merchants 11nu nt c1g ue rs . '111 • school, where they m~y aclucre eqnn o~or. :~"'~~~;~ ' :11 ma n y iostllnccs, U (!On whom ~10 ~~t t nat accnnnnothtt ion iu lh t' unHty ex1~cuc tcs .00 nnJ wealth at leust, with their co tempornn cs i

p..l ..... ~·· , c·oulcl be Ol<.l ll c b e lore, h ave Y l ' c urrin!!' in busiac~s t runs:wtlons. where an lnl n~surcd l hn t such ind uccmcats cnna ot be lo! l r ~cs. \OO on t!> smi le atlll!Ol." An~ Wh ile the_ mcui.tlO r efer~:nce to works Oil mc l:c:aullle law, upon thegenel OUS fcehogs of youth. . '.',bee~ '! il·ector3 commumco.tc, wllh the .m~~~ maps, charts, or mi:cc ll -inc~us suhJccl! bccnmc We wi ll only ntld, thnt you shall not go wnh_-voo.~':. ~~? ":!tious of pl· iu c nntl J OY, t he uet.ltl desirable. Ia . he lwpr:s ot extent! tUg o ur u•e onl you r rewurtl: Your ~cwiwJ sh~ll b~ cou -G:~all •l ~U _cntious to the m c olbe rs, ~hey ma y vcu- fulness by obtain in:?; u e w me:uh~r, , thrn.ug h the tinucJ lobe gnthc:cd tlurmg you~ h_ves, m ~~;~ u i our opera . - urance to our fnenus, our be- . fluc nce of those pcrs ns who nught he llltlur.ec.l l essou~ of vi r tue, !mow ledge, pntnollsm om! I ~·.l re upon t he a~lsr Jntrous. I hat the permanenc y ~~ \' i; i t .us - to \·i. itor• ollr ·door,. hr.l\'e a_lway~ lig ion, which ca ll lorth the homage of yuor ~~lj u (·facto r:i, i\nd.

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p rvblema t lt:!\ l. ft J J;,y our preclece~sors 1 th .tl ; . tilutf.Jn upoa suet: u br:srs ns wou ld rcudc1 llf hope upon n world , whore though wo m 'tori-ll h ad b een ouu . u limitcc.l m e a ns, were lOS " I n·s cornmen•ura tc wi th lhP ma:.:n ;tuc.lo u hopo to enter by works alone, ever~ men J ed

'(he Cieri:: ~ , u pou tlle l r u\h~ o rJiJJary e:xpemes of ~~~elbu·~~;s a nd wit it u \'i c . mvr<' partteularly In ous :tcl ion of errin;; mau will be faun recur 1 1 • • o Jefrn V I c h ) l.~ 0 ~ ' ' hi · "I e tn our ft ·l- f r 1 t

(o :.dy ~:1 U ' c~l " Tl i ns : aouual rn .:eting , t e re- ' ocommgntJ it~ im·aluo e pnn ~g : . iu letters o rl? I . S . J) nrc the views. -~P. j a...Hrlu liOO. leJ . u to make nn appea l to 1 w outh by wi~Jom nud cxpo:?ncnc~ m?rc ~'' Such, (<'oolln~ed Mr. el\tlr • of D irectors. :· ~e !os tr ucted l ~IC ,B.o~.~. in nrcle r to iuc rc usc .~ rcJ thau uoJr owala rcPpc~tlo l npplr ca t~?~ \\II~ nne! such the uom;;s of the~~;~;~~~ meret v wi th s ~· \J e rcl:l:to ls _ol o u ' cl y 'nscious tha t the su.u · . 'J :.le LO the CiJ;,mbea· . of Cull1m~rtc, \\ ll I uc ,, We cuulJ not contcu.t oUI sc:: be dcri \'eJ froD1

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1 r: :1.t1U ' t the ruor e TlHl ll . ' · • m e m bers, for , ·. ::o nit that wc a re t his cvenmg 1on . eJucu twn :•r<: li . fl ed T hat portion o ''t"H" )la.l ~ uio"' of <)ti l' )Jonu l ~ry ~ l ct.J••e, with 1'> C OW - IS '!ltd SC> r l:S jJl!Ct'ti iiC all a UUJ tory.- this :ISSOCJilltOO IS hOriD 0. prepurin"" for the dcvi>:c J s ,no :arJ ha\'C to ac ~ n.o l a~rou:~ge r,nnu.u~c.ro~ <>;l r Lit)l'ary, t his committee ha i'C time whicb th?se w o ar iu ncatlcm'ic g roves, ,.,.j!l ; nutl t.tc . ~u le t hat the suiiCl leJd p~ur must ny n s;ttn,.. e' ,·c• acq u;,.ioteJ wi th its cxtel~t anu lcnrnetl professwos, spen~ rci""u tr:n ·els, we, for

~c:~r ~·~~:ng~~;; ~ ·e;tc~'l~~~~·C:~i~ ;~~{;~~ ~u~:/t ~~~~~~ -~;;r~j~e~~,,:o~.~;~. ~,~~~~~ .o:~~~~:~f~i~.~~~~e '~}e~~ ~~~~~~~:~e~;~!:~d<;~~~l?)~~~:f: ~r~r:~';;:~~~;~~:i~~ .- t1 e:xpe<:tatJons; cs b cEU e nnc e I the in- M4, b ~tlr; . of an arJuc! us. :•n f tt c school should be r-1-' "o 1 • u ·d s .or c1 · eful n h t lhc Jl•ctpltoc o a N there arc ~u r io_te l cr~: e .mo9t ra re un ~~l i lle~a lly ueslcJW· t -~ ' I suviic apprcnt icc!!hip. uf~okiug w ith o.uisil iOilS lf h J orwtions thu . J y nun to ficl ect g l .) ~ v umnU" merchun.ts, wh•~· mcdiategniu ~-: est rn ent o ~l ~as b een vi':{ ~~~~~e a te uJeocY ~~ ~~~;o,:'vicws c;'oty ul t heir own tm fd upo:J n~ . ly as wou • J 1e u to the s toc ,L ·h lJ•J •Jics on . 'w h il e Liley a u ~IJ( r C /1 C<ll t , · · pru1 cl.1 . J· ruJutiOn·

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!untch from t he ~.ll.a tl~~ ofo~~~·;~~~~t. nod sh~ultl thcfre,ts i n (Joo~re:.~ ; u ~i'; : tcd un J ch<trita blc ~ tuJy is tc> uc uo.nlth tu l t 1 c h i~ wny Into ,ut a body pulJI JC · I . t l Ji t-cr :J r y aud

5 ' . ha nce ( <J rna ' i -:vo.) rC a d ' k no wn lU IC . -" lucldLss ~collrS C. I isloo,kctl ut with susp- .l were realiY, t~ ll ucrs o f t h c :tseor; ta l wn, ·hei r cuun t iOg- ro~mth' a'~·•le" t Nor hn vc w~ cs- L )ccytiLJiic w orld. 1 h e m c lll r~ bec o rrJC I he ~eata -. J c; zeu w1 ~ v • • 1 lu vn- sc1 · fr w \ ' t!H J ' 1 · C:IOil hll ro {'f, f th i~WII ll l o i uoen tn CU f h en id wcn JIJ I ll II . ' t • n d ft X the Sl t l fl~ -

capcd the c ects.o meJ ia lc opera tions. On e o . ~ f· .h eJ' w c: rcllull ts o> l t il l'! r t y, •' J w h ether t hli l t iotl, in our oi~U "n hera h us bc••u frowuctl ' ~ ~ . u l' rcaotde ch~u ac tcr; au ., ,. I mi•,h t I our rnost e{!ic lcnl n•em . . by con tructcc:1 ,a rJ ot ' Ill l;c e ]en..teJ o r J c p r e-: l • . o

(ro lll your iluunl ~ ·~f l !J~~~~~o~~nms oo rny o f \ i t n ud a ~d wol~ upon t h e uH\I~Ilcr iu whtc)1 ~h~s p~­brnws. benea th w 11.r: 1 • u d epeUl mu c t d M r . 5 . cOilcluu c Y iutcll igence- u? poll:;h ~f ~~~~~J intelligent we c ie ty . w a s su p t •o ~~n; o.o t to rely ou p u trooage.

Autun;;- the }lbcrql Oll~dc there is one, w hose ..tw r;;JO; th e .mcm. I r•xc r t io n! fo r ~ u•:cc=~-find mu~~o~~;,e~~~~o~~:Z"I'croi i tt etl to m eu: i'.ln • bu ~J ~hpcolr! ~ ~ c ~~~\~ ~ · A ttlPV ,,ne rc J the fu llow.io;;-f nume, o u

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yclhis l< inJ oc".auu i•is .ar m:ty n 't m ore )tesoln.J , 'J'hnt t h e nwr~o~s l ll,? I . • f t l l nut•ued T u · lus exertions do we owe l : I to I tl uuJ til e cor rcspunu:u;.:- tncrc·.t·e o . IU thnn t; a ny otlwr, that a IJcni lic_encc lhtl bie r olur c t.Y',ouo ..,. 111£' U co mpo•in; t his !-=ocic t y .e:n· r:s uuknown in the history of ou r soctc ly, 1:15 cell c bo 2S .~ n)t J•r•",ru J' •c ~o f u t u re c xcr tiou '! ; no d that

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\ ' O his unme u pon the n g 1 e~ the m em . . t · ' t ors mul~ we ca d ... ' t· 1111· ' whi le tbe mon u · euJeavotlr3 to in J uc.e others to p art:c lp u c 10 1 s page o ou r recor uo • · - "! . . . mcuts erected to t iiP. ru emon es of h1s p rou d est pn nl eges. . . . . . • ootcmpo•uries . sha ll cr umble into du~t . t ile 'j'his r csol u tJOn w ns e ofo rc e u b.v. c onsnlc t r. tw~ . ; tore; of intdlccl unl wealth, which h av e .e~1 - 11fth c impor t an ce to fl.l e ~ch unt~ , ~ 11 at t h ey h e ·

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} (r. Jnhu ll uoe. jr. mor cu t he ;~ceep tnucc of t ionn l aod S ta te Le"' i~ l 11 tures . tho Rcpurf ; in a shurt hu t ucn t nn~ uppropriate l O ur s ituat ion w~s J ista o t f ro m th e Spcn l<~ r, speech, urgrn;; t ile usefu lue~s nutl lm portnoce o f b u t we bcl ie \· e some iJe n of the Jri ft t f hi s e x ­wch nss1.H~ in t.ion s in n rupid ly .rising com mercial celle o l au tl r ess , m a y be form e d fr o m th e fo llow­cnmrnuo rt y hke o~1 r own, wh tch wus sccomleu in"' fai ut reeoll c::ti ons of a I>arl o ul y o f h · _ hy l ~aac Curuw E sq . 0

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. . . •. · · · ~ · · to h ea r t he whole .) Chulrlllau, of n C o:m m ttec appornted to m alcc on . upp.ltmd inn to the T r.m tee; oftl w E x•;c hnnge, fo r .. , T h e r e v:rcml t?cutlc uHtll mnJe t h e coq u .i r y -a .L•brary .K.oom, wluch Committee IJc•m etl t u•bc fu \: lh lt clnF~ c t mea can know !eJ;;e Le o f m o re J ls~hnrgetl. Mr .. s .. ibtrod uced the rocl)nrt , by c:~co twl bene ?.! than .th.e ;\1.e r ch a o ts ?" L e t the sn) m:;, that we live m n country where no man pro ud, ~he e:l\ l ~l bl e t.hst tnc tiOn of t he mauy m e r -should be unlettered· thn l ~·c l'l\' e 1• cha ut~ 111 till ~ c 1t y wh o po•sccs t he l .

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\\ leo :he ~om t~etl effor t: of the wise nod r irt~ - . nowl~dgc , m a.ll Its J ep urtmeots , is o eccssar .__:_ hus ~f ·•fll conotn~s, are directed ln the imp ro ,·e- lsf.of Jatly prac tica l a p p licn t iun . in e \'(?r}' b .. .} b L!' ell . . o ou r spemcs. B e mention d th . o the w c:rc:wtilc bu· · . ' .J .t n c ~ nm lt tlcs ••f. acq uiring l\nowlell"'e uoew e m.loy it , m u st c \·e r com e ' . tn.ess ·.- a nd . t h i)!<C \\' 1 ; b o u t Ill fMnler tnne~ . "Ill! the nlld iti'on·tl . • uut~DOW II rau lt wbicb the p ~ho l.l o l t he w ea ll h IIIH.l t b c n rlue, which un improved mor • tnc~o n·cs : r) li .... hten ctl ro e ss_ton b?s tow s upo n i ts e n­scnls. Ed~lc,•tinu (sniu i\l r. S )a ~ ~o.cJ ety p re . o~r b elo \· n~cmbe rs . ~o r \ 'Tl il i t be Ll c o ie d t h a t poor, reh~r ous · t . · ts g t\·en lo th e c coun t ry 15 d ec1 l · will rccc i~c it . 't~Js/t-ct tou ofl'ortled to a ll who mor~ l con J i t ioo of l b use wh ' y mtcrc~ tcJ in l h e uro encouraged, t hc,~~he~· br~ nl'hes of learn iu ... to d t spcn~e i t a t p lea s u r e t~ u~c~mula tc w ea lth , ~len mysterie~ of sc icnc~ua re lffi})J:o\'ed , t he hit!: nn<.l cla~es of ci t iz eu~ . Jf lrlo _lo h •.ll~ th e o r d e rs Ity herself walks ubro· u rc unveiled, and cha r the co un try is to be im I lC p hysical s lat e of uumeroussoctct ic• litea uvon tho a r th . l'h~ nm l t h e ocean t o b .. Pro \' ed-riv c r s nod l a k nnLI profcssicmal h~· cuu:~~, c~n rita hl <: , rel i~i ou - Ul:t rsh es rccl;ime~ J Otuctl-ront1s const r u c t e d cs, thc grell t spin t f •·: c ns no C\'idc ~ . chants ·-I f ' 'tte mu~t look l o r thrut~;hou t t he '~ n•o~nl Impro vement u~ o. o t is to b e. th e morn! c h a racte . o lh c i\l e r -

~~~,~.i~·~l !zi ng- .th e~~:~~:~~:. reJ~~ing1 th e c'i \'~;~~~~\: tnbli~ lt c~le:~~~~t i ~ol~egcs a n u ;c~~~u\l~ ct~o~utry ty. s::~d \~~:lit£~~~~ of the. me;c~~~f~~t ~<l· to, tl r.e ~t th e fiue urts :nuO:,~.•cd-:ibra r ies coll!c~:J rC'spec tahili t;.. und ·~lvunl'mg l'a piuly ir: I ~)· S Cl- eu l~ e tnen:uant~ : - lf R ~~1 , . \\ c. 111 U~t e \' {! ) ' l k lli'('Scntt i h nowlcJ"'e . l ~ C':.o h h , e rn p ies en~ l ll e Jg •o n IS to b uu ' ! zc ~~~ - i\7r~ ~.et~H•st i uflu e .~ i~ l ·~~~. a o·(' at lh: ~~ ?lis~el.-1, we n~u~t' aou S<:h ouls of The s~ppurt ­h \'c aoGucnce u . ~ eo sl.•ok!' ot of · • o( nur o·i 111 t tw c o t' c· oo less loo k t o t h co ugy c~­lcuueol t hat l cn~;l ~ n~cl hgcuce of lll,t; l ~ _com par;, ~ ?llc.u , nnu 11 1\~0~~~ the Ua tion a l trea~ :\] c~ch ai l l S . thr.lr be~t interc•un:' Was not inco,;, e.Ja.ots i cuu . ,tg-nm look to a p rospe rit y e u h ~ u ry l !> t n U(· thu b:tso upon \\~~~~ ' bu t wn, , ou tl~·~ l l hle w ith pro uc h cs , Wit h t h e .i\l e rc h nub . nnccd .• we mu st ndvau•:Cilli!Ot ll1 11StC:1 l~e S'l )ler, t r nr. tc . Con~o·a r)", Sanus o f w illin"' ~lll l t:> C\'i ls , W~ nnd ! ( \\'Hr np-rnerd lnn ts could le Ull t. and th .' Ill c. O l t !.e ll· Cillt>e: bu t \ ., earts to cu > m ay fi n d t h ou s, tniHiiu;;. ;'.Juch not m?int:d n ~t : vllhutll it \ ~e rc :J ants C vc m us t, ue ,~e r\folrl t h e i r couut r ,-lad uri•e b o pposll lo •e rr p re \'Wo u o r t h e 1U I C e'o I k y s niors, n;u oi .ecnu, e it WH~ to t he ~u(·1"ut Pt~fe r ,. nnd c los in.,. ~uus. cof c a r r ·,j;1 ... o.u - t o the speedy ,l own~;l~~~~?IH!U ts h nulllanag"d hy. ;~?' t'rco ~~~~~u of t h e ,\-J"e:~l \\'' th g lo l. ;, "'" l l o n_ wit h pruspcn u "Dd -uut du rin·· fi !Jrnl•h e$ted l. t- t hei r h luu u ou c l· h J a ot ~ i n tit~ li '-' UCh l S the auu t ' ~ us nn · " \'c y . s c a r en \'e " Jrs l · J m001~~~seoc~ . he state~v~~~r~ce of i t s0 1~~;~. ha d :\1 11 ~U talc~~~e/;• t h n t tho/shea ~~~ s uch ~ ~:~: ~snbly porters • w lo huu be , .', lt lnhi or·it . ' I <~ cte r . lc.J r c l~t im . um th e ir u u h e ' ' bl e

ot 1J~c1~i!l~;:. ~ow .ropu ta~~e 1:erl~11~·~~~ t~·:~ i ~~. ~~:,~ : ~ ~~~~~~~;!~ r~g;~t ! 1}~0~~\io;:~~~~:~~~~~ t o ~~ t~~-~~.:~~ llrr. · I'OUl:tt kina. t! lO ll11s !lll \.} ll O a rist ~ S 0 0 lO(} hJ Us lJce \n ~, n.ucl lu UC

·. lU\rouuc 1

"' to t the . ocrnc . b Ucn P.t! b • ~· a co · brforc thcit· c~ to the ~to re .mnJ 'lri ty of I ) utI h u t o f .ut ult\t of k 01 0 ittnity

m.utts Ut·e J'l'n!' :',net couutin ~ erl-: lt:lte ll cct . t:lU\\' }etlge; c . 'J <: ult; .. g room

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A DREADFUL W~ ' Fr()m a Mu wuri Paper

'\Vho has not heard of the rattl~nak per head ? An unexpected sight of eith e ~r cop. reptiles will make e11en the Lords ofth~r 0 lh~ r ec?il: but there ~ a species of worm flcreatl~n va n ous parts of thiS state, which conv ~d ~ son of a nature so deadly, that when ?o a po1. with it, even the venom of the rattleS:~re.d harmless. a .e IS

'fo guard our readers auainst this "foe t h rna~ kind,n ~ the object ~f tbc present com~U:· cation. T his worm van es much in size· · ~­frequently an inch through- but as 1-t . ' It

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• 1 .1 d . IS rarely seen <:xcept w 1~n .em ~:: , 1ts length can h~rdl be conJectured- lt lS of a dead lead col Yd

ll 1. . . our, an

genera y IV~B near a sprmg or small stream of . water, and b1tes the unfortunate people wh ' · h h b:• f · th d · 0 are 1n t ~ a . u. o gomg ere to nnk. The brute crcat1~n 1~ never molests ; they avoid it with the same mst1nct that t eaches the animals of Peru to shun the deadly Cova.

S everal of these reptiles have lonu infested ou r settlement~. ~o the misery and dcst~uction of mo.ny of our Clt~ens. I have therefore had fre. quent oppor tumttes of being the melancholy spectator of the effects produced by tile subtle poison which t.his wor~ inf~es.

The symptoms of 1ts &ite are tcniblc- The eyes of t he patient become red and fiery, hls t ongue swells to an immoderate size, and ob­s t ructs his utterance, and dcl\rium of the most horrid character quickly follows. Sometimes in his madness he attempts the destruction of his dearest friends.. I f the sufferer bas a family, his we eping wife and helpless infants are not unfre­quently the objects of his frantic fury- m a word h e exhibits to t he life, all the detestable pwsions th at r ankle in the bosom of a. sa,·age; and such is t he ' spell" in which his senses are racked, that no sooner is the unhappy patient recorered from the paroxysm of insanity, occasioned by one bite, t han he seeks out his destroyer for the sole pur-\ pose of being bitten again! '

I hare seen a good old father, his locks as white as snow, his step slow and trembling, beg I in vo.in for his only son to quit the lurking place \ of t he worm. :My heart bled when he turned I a way, for I knew the fond hope he had cherished, \ that his son would be to him the " staff of de­clining years,, had ~upporte4 rum through many ~ a sorrow. ~ ~ Youths of Missouri, would you know the name~ of t his reptile ? It is cnlled the Worm 9/ the\ S.till. . ~ -

~o~tlU if.l th t §t\t~ ot ~~t\\t~ . U); D OCT . CO J ,l.~ E\i. .

L ow< ly j, tho• <,,..,,of n:llnr<', p .. ,.k.,l w•t h $J •riu:(~ uati)hlin::: llowcr;!,

\ \' l uh • :h,, ~nn ~loows Cl'en · ti:-aturc, .~·ni t~n~ thr\>ugh des~Pl:Jig ~~~?~vcr~.

Dt~tl~ , \\ !th 'one-. 1hC lnn·.! bc~tllhH~, Ch .1 :11 1h,•;r htt l.· not·~d " ilh ;;tc..~

1lt: t t ) ..... t~ t\ ~:t':i (IU!" snuJir.;:. l"' I ll.'i\! :-:,)1) , :.:.nJ :i\\ ~""' l O t;JC.

)ln~:l. :H'r tn 'lt int! rini~ ,\i~~'ln~ ing-1 , l · ' ' 1h · ~!• ; ::1 .trt! if= uv .. l ''..J;

14 ' ' '!!1'1:: . ,., u~ .~ g,•nd ~· 1-- tr. ,ytn;, ()' ~ ·.h· · ... t~r.\: l·~ o : t), ,. !n\~·

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r.:n. !"' ,.:,rlhh· \J •!lut:• p:l.'~ .. ~j, \\ hl'a. my Lu:.l, co mp:u 'd with thct'·

!=!,,ft ~~·,\ :-o\\ 't'f\1 nrc ~ht"'WP~ Q~~ent\ingJ F t Jn '"''I'" · i•\1. l!\.t'~ l' iU 'l! .!PJ\\\\ll l

rn..! .~ t h't' "' d1C : r~ •:hh. w.' 1l'Ut\ut,;;1 1' :\ · <I•· 11 t!r .. p < oh,lil u:v<u.cl·

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' .. •1 • • . :\T 'XC•'tds ! ~t ... Ul :J iJ .

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' PI ==~===""= lE DE~OL'TE

~ '"" ' CITY liy • '"fh Iii . ~ D .R. 1• 1-" ltC 1 \' .o\.f.,

:\ city lay b ~ I had <1. \"isinn. A d c orP. m e desolate

n :Yt!t not ll .. ' · , a uccayccl ·\

Fi11ing the groves of Ede n. Yet ~lese walls Are desola te- not a trace of lh·ing mao Is found amid theso glorious works of ma n, And nature's fa ire r glories. ' Vhy shoulcl he U e absent from the festivnl of life ,

c o lowmg ben.utiful nnd nlfccting lines arc ta-ken from n ~tnnll volume, entitled "Son"~ by th Wny," by t!te Re\". Mr. Donne, lute of the . "t ef New-York . c1yo

!Suo nE) on it f· ' . - SHm,ucr suu I o m a rno · t tl . ~\lid lhe s f . ~ 0 lt>nal sky,

0 t WIIld " l.hH'\\" , . 0nc would lla. . o er It such a b alm

... e t hou oh• . ' And thi.s the . "' ' It was a sepulchre

.• tncl"nsc 0~ . ,.... ' Gt the 1'., ,..~ t . t>l . utothemancs

• . '" 1 C'n .

.. In the light it }a,• I {)accfnlh_·, as ii J

all it :; thou!'aud< took Their aftern oon's rep T o th . 1 . ose, and s oon •woultl w:~.ke A . e o ud JOY of-eveuing. There it l<ty

cJty of magnificent palaces, ' '

And churches , towering more like thi·n.. f H T he 1 · f: b .,s o eavcn,

The holid!ly of nature ? \Vhy not come

To add to the sweet sounds of w inds and waters-­Of winds uttering .iEolian mclodil's T o the bright, listening flowers, :1nd waters falling 1.\lfos t n,usic,nl from marbh~ founta ins wreatht!d \Yith clusteripg ivy , liku a poet's brow-'Yhy comes he no~ to add his higher strnin5, ."-rnl be the interpreter of lower tli i ng~, fn intelJ.octual worship, a t the th ro ne 0£ the Beneficent P ower, that ga~·c to them Their pridu and br<tu ty ?-"In these !Jnlace~> These awful temples, these religious cave~,

g onous a rics , fancy huilds in clouds,

;'-ud shapes o n loftiest m ountains-bright their domes ' .Chrew back the living ray, and proudly s tood lVIany a sta tue, looking like the forms

:these hoary ruins, and these twilight groves Teeming with life 1\ud love, a secret plague D"wells, and the unwary foot that ventures here, f.e-turns n ot.--Fly ! To linger here i~ death ."

Of spirits hovering in tnid 'air . Tall trees,

Cypress a n d planP., wavetl o\·er many a hi ll

C umbere tl with anc ie nt ruins-broken arches, And tottering columns-vaHlts, where n eve r came 'The blessed beam of day, but Ot1ly lamps S hedding a fune ral ligh t , were kindled there, And gave t o the bright f rescoes on the walls, And the pale s tatues in their far recesses, A d im religiou s aw e . Rudely they lay, S earce marking out to the inquisi tive eye The ir earliest outliue. But.as desolatP. Siumbcrcd the n ewer city, though its walls \'Yere yet u nbroke n, and its toweri~g d?mes Had n e v er s tooped to ruin. All was s~lll; H a rdly the fain t est sound of li ving thlllg 1\Ioved throuoh the mighty solitude-and y et ~11 wo::-e the fac:c of beauty. Not a cloud

I t e ll to rise I-f · n the l o fty s ky, t la. s ee m · ung

1 • • • b .· ht and p u re, in t w ofold maj'~s ty , so Jig . d h · .

d indeed a crys t a lline sph e re--a u t cr~ 1 t see m e .. d in his conquering march The sun r ode onw ar F the nJOuntain heights

. 1 · 5 • rom Se-re nely g or IOU • f h aven to the w ide sea ~.rinoed with the blue o e ;e des ol<tte plain

o . h as pure a blue, 01 Glassed Wlt "t the fair~:st sky

d t ~nd over 1 • tl ere Sp·rea ou • ~ . L"fe was te cmmg • d d blessed 1t . 1

Bent roun an ·lderness fonns a WI ·

I n all its l ower ' and purpli ng v1ncs . , nee . flowers , ar rank_luxuna :. fioli<t ge, hid the ruins, . n dccpOS• ' d i\"1atted Wit I ce of a tangled woo

I semh an A ·a .,.ave t 1c 1 dly eloquent

1 1 o e were ou denc -1 · hat o:1c: There were r,ar ~ 1.'<' pt es, •. f thousands . "\V itn the glad cry~ ull of graceful s ta tues,

\ie3t Vlli <I S, f · · · .., crunrl s tate .. ocllanu dc ttl C .~, n ·eared to '" 0 • css

d t e mples t ·ded wi th the e,,.c .'\ n overcro\~ , d they were st is cm•e te<•

A n All that mo ( b eaut V· t e w wantonly

0 I • col der sky, g d citrons fill rtl Bencat 1 a Myrtles an I

. . hly th e re . From t}Je tufted c m, Aud n c ·t~nCC ·

1 . w ith fra g l . folia ge, IUllg •he a.tr t 0 Tllassy

1 ,_ ··th it:> own o ' - ·n frosted purp c, B ·nt ~ 1 , rape" 1 , .

c of sutl ll) g . low ill .,. <H f, Cfus t ers . spirit frcll1 the G The very wind v:>nki llg t~l g ge ne rO US deW~· sy wings f.~.od ci;opptn Jo•·cr, a nd. Jus ~afi d dl·lay

d there a s if tn on ~ecrne · ' " -.: buwcrs , a . beautiful

d tho g•-" . !lings, too f"annc , . Jovcltest t .

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11t •air

b nt ~· ct The s • " ; Ue c knoW dt:caY· "d of roses, :£·vcr ~o , snftly a s a r.}ou ' . showe r,- .

.From the.lVi."UI :Yowk &r:ning P ust, Al a.;> :29. Sir Philip Sidney snit.!, :ts Addison tells us, th:

llc neve r could rend the old ballad of Chev Chase, wiU1out t\:eling his he art beat within hin as at the sound of a trump...:t. The followin l ines, which are to be ranked among· the highe! inspirations of U1e Mus;e, will suggest similar asst ci!\tions in the b1•ea..~l of the g-.Ulant Amt:rican oil cer.

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THE AiUERIC .\N FL_-\G. W hw frl'<'dom from h~r mountnin height;

U.J'url'd h,·r scuul:tr.l to the ni r, SbC'lot-e the nzun: rub<: ufuit;ht,

And i <:l th~ ~of glory tl•crc I She mingled with iu gorgt:O•!• dies T bc miJiiv b:lldzick ul'lhciktcs. J).nd stripi.od its pun· cclt"Stia! " hi_IC With s ll-t~tkin$1 of the rnormng hght ; 7hen, from Ius mnurion ju tlu.!' sun, She cnll'd,h,·r i'nglc b..-nr>•r du"' n , .\ ttd tn•·Giuto bii m ighty hnud l'ltcs) ml!ol urhrr clwscn' loud!

LIFE'S LI1'TLE LINES:

" .NotiJI~, ere the.v pcus au;ay, The little lind of yeJtcrday."

Lifu's "little lines," how sho~t , how faint, How fast they fade away :

Its highest hopes, its brighttJst j oys, Are compassed in a day.

Youth's bright nnd mild nod morning light, Its sunshine and its showers,

Its hopes and fears, its loves a nd tears, I ts heedless, happy hours ;

And manhood's high ami brighten'd noon, Its honour~, dangers, cares,

The parent"s pains the parent's joys, The parent's anxious-prayers,

!i'adc in old age's evl'ning grny, The twilight of the mind ;

'=Fhcn sink in de nth's long. dreamless night, And leave no trace behind.

Yet, though so changing and so b~icf, Our life's enmtful page,

It hw; its charms fOl' every grief, Its joy for every ngc.

I n yunth·s, in manhood's golden hours, Ln;es, fricnrlships strew tho way

·wilh April's earlie~t, swee test flowers, J\lld a ll the bloom of M R)" :

J\nd when old age, with wintry hand, Has frosted o'er the head,

Vi rtue's fu.ir fwi ts survive the blnst, 'Vhen all besides arc Ocd ;

And faith, with pure unwavering C'ye, Can pierce the gather\! gloom,

Anrl nnilc upon the spoiler's rage, Anti Ji,·u beJond tho tomb.

Be ours, then, virtue's deathless charm, And faith·s untiring flight;

Then shall wo rise from rlcRth ' 6 dark sleep To worlds of cloudlr.ss light.

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'fHE CITIES OF THF. PLAIN. . ' . . . t from a PGicm the sub-l "hc followmg 1s a n extrac ' _

f which is the destructiou of Sodom and Gomor jecbt o blishod in the last n umber of the New Monthly ra , pu

l\Ingazioc :- , b 1m like 000 wide furnace burn d, 0! when t nt rca • , .

And wall nnd column, in .tho tlnmo o crturn kd, d ethed and hro e Melted like drossy ore, an lie '. k

. flame a nd jets of wreathmg smo c, Jn btllowy • . . , hi h arch dh·ide, 'fhat with commotton heavens g_ "d

J" their ~·olumi'S dense frotn ~ Ide to 61 e, Rol mg . h' darlt cnnopy- whcre then /l.nd reddemng cart s •

cfu e for unhappy men, Lay there a. r Bh ht not till the moment came, Who bonrd not, t oug '

d. a,·age of thtl.t flood of flame :- • Of the lTC r re life wus scorched away, :V.' ho scarcely saw, c , ,

' th·tt on thorn closed etornp)l) . 'fhe u·nvo ' hark'd beneath the tide, <:orne, \vhile asleep, were c. h . they died-~ • d cs and w1t out pam 'Vilh unclose ey ' h vaking from a dream /1. 1 some th"cro were t nt' . Q;rl ell kl)CW at th~ sight its angry gleam .

1 • ' mis hero--yet hardly kno"

Jn thc1r own he P . . that hotter grew, I db e:uhcd 1ts mr, ' .

Ere they m r . . " and from their vems d h . nlle"rl tht:n parch d Jun.,s, ,\n s n v ·

Fioattng<~S Idalia in a cle."i brea th of Henve n - e d from d like tne

Dropp • . If sc_e.t~n-e.~~~~~~------~--~~~----~~~~~~==~~:: ____ ::;:~~~~~-===~~Me~==~~~~e-----------------'J'hc air ltse -

f . . •0 painS " e their fo' or

~ I~ tho )ife-biood--scarc: a wrinkled scroll Dra.uk ' y h y were c!end-· cl them roll 'l'hcy fell and t ~ t then round anti rouu 'They hlackened trs , and they disappear

eel surges, 'fhc fierce r . . a furnucc cJcnr. As fucl flun;; wtthln • I thry hncl no spare

ver henri ,- h (n ee :\o shril'k was e ely hncl t e • •. . • tttrr;~.ncc, sen rc . . For suffcnng s • . I th hnr , ere tt lu)

. ess tts 1 ra . . 'l' i•M to el'pr 1 b!Jling fires av. a )·

rl . borne on JU • Dissoh·c 01 . • ht m:ts~ cxpJrc ' 'Thus myriarls Ill;~. rn•~ } ollin" quc nch'd in fire .

. h ·cet aJlv vW ,., Molten Wit su d' men und thin~,

.d 1 aos bien IllS "- liqu• c I alaccs and kings-Altars and people, p of ill

· • schemes . A universe of rum. d . l desires were f llll ;

. were et-a<!, :Ill \"1UI J\ tlCl cn rnc . . thou hts were the re,

And thoughts of vntuc, tf such g . . . . I f . y fucc and wan dcsp.ll r,

And hope w1t 1 a •r • . . . d buddin" J.O"S ami htgh dl'su cs, ll.nd thousan ., J •

. th d age the child ren ;utd the Sires. And you an .' l kc to heaven, Like a volcano sprmgs t to smo .· . ' In eddying whirls by raging firc-Etorms dl l\ el., 13 caring n crowd uf souls to judgment sent, And longer woes and keener punishment.

' Vithin a marble turret's ponderous wall A monument of s trength, mussy and tall, A few lone inmates ma rked the livid hail Descend upon their city-they grew pde, And closed their iron doors ; it woul-J not t hen, Vainly they hoped, dissever them from men ! A mother and her infant son were the1c ; He was her treasure even in despn ir ; She all forgot but him; and when the fire Began t' ascend, and higher climb and higher, She mounted step by step from the fierce heat T hat burn'd the very uir ;-at last her feet Could mount no more, and then she sal her dowo Ncar a slim loophole, thoughtless of the t own And aught but her denr burrlcn-higher s t ill The blazing tide ros(' awfully, until Life could be life no longer_, and to die \Vas her nllotmeot; yet her tearless eye

La~ on her writhh1g child that gasp'd in pain Of 1ts hot suffocation-gasp'd in vain And perish'd ;- but a moment's space' alouc The parent lived, for soon the solid ~t Glow'd like an oven yet it hud ~ one T' b ' no po\·:er

a ate her love in that love-tr in" h ' nu.t to her death of agony she P~t, b our, \V •th tJ1o d ry corpse cia 'd . With both 1 sp Ill convuls ion fast

ler arms ; and as I I Scath'd up and curl'd I s te ay, her trunk • 1 , anc to a mum h .:..nc reddcn'd as a · d my s runk

em er while th Calcined to dust b ~ ' o tower,

C•orc th' ole , Fell on the lake of fl ment s power, N ame that lash'd . or left one relic of . . n s base,

•ts resttng-plnce !

I Ou,·t;nsstons nl·e lik tJey •nakc us s t . <' con ,•ul •ivc fit~ . . IUuch weaker ft •?n~er tor a llll' l ·" hach, thougl

Cow:trds a~~ IH_ ,~n rds. lll' lll , y et lca.,c II >

mettle cnou h . hkc sorry horses . ,_ C't·uclty if s to be •nh.ch icvous. , they hu,·e jus· u1·,1nde 1 . ' ' COtlfl·;u ·, . t 1 '1'1 c With the sc~ . o llllnan n~t . 1e r~ 1 .. nthlo . "Ule tl1· 1 · • h , 1 ,n u~c of . .' II• tcrn1 <•f · 1 ' ·' It I !

J; t,e_cxccs~h·c . t.tlk ang- i ~ nln· . , o•u•ma.llillJ. at1Antlsthcnl's 1Vo~u1 sltotn o f lyin ,.·O•t ost to t he '~Ot·l~

cn1·thc _,. • c rel). o· it had n uash, the· • •lt 11l :tnk intl t l . as to tn~· ernctt; Yet; were careful 't lot In lntyins

S. ' '" them flnw. o carcles$ ht o S~tllltl it lc Cttle }' lllll" f et[ With v· <'hooslltn- f·· St

an entt Of th .~IS )lut e~ y,111 r 1• ~c . b 1 te n d s lnwycrs r."'--w·'ul·• se \ cs If' o

• • • v u \' ou ' ., II wout I 11 ~ Who . • Pro)o11 .. tl ' lll:t lte

Ol·nitls 11 .l~'~t s up<>. 1

" 1en1, ca' l . • l(! .,.Otl f lttcd•~ 1 Ill

1: la.tte ·· .~ 0 11rt tt c Ortn itic cu r•·cnc~} •s the bn,~c. . .s of lllttnrc llp

• • CO il) t 1 "

o Which . . 1 G.nay g ives\

1'11 £ Olt J'IIA0".

f.1 1 ]l er fc! I, · •n rny • · · claittl -"11 " y moth er I'IC',

£but a 1 ~·• w "'· .~} J wa I •Jd when . • I r r:n•t· TI lw• ~\'. Anrlacll h,.,cgn!IC , . hct~i•:l1 .

rrll yt•a 15 f"'Otl1• . r ~ • · '"' l'tll th0 11 o I 5 1 jot•\. , s. ·y )ptl bt'ell ,

J , fath,.r's a ,vherc tiJC ,,;;•r . t: • •

1\ I } h~' rN! ( II ld I bod II!~ I ") ' c:)lc !lou~tht t c •.·. lwrt; nt<~llgJe, . ~ 1 unrr rn r h a scr n• ,

j\n!l 6 1e t thf: horrc·~~ til ~ur ·t 1-nnd w;as gay nul I );neW nn . Oll l·~ hcart Sll ll cc

I ·allirl all . Ill ) y j\nc' . ·

1.a n ·dincd-

I aw m) :. ·• () the grouncl f• I .. t s dyillg tJ ,!!re , 11 tthc>nH;\\ • · l

nut 1 f·. new no . . , I an :l tV>IJl ~( . r:lttlecl , ;~uti Filii rr' .

Ancl sull I P I l . , hlou11r h<.Jr . .. arouur II . , • >11 ' My f1ngc•rs • 0 .. i\ly son . my :., ·

r . tlv lw bt l :lthe Though ~o 01 111 • . . IllS p:crt i n~ lrl'<• til-

. tnc th c>rc watn nlcsslll~ h " l:l)'" "ere rlo ll~'--

1 I 1 r mrcl t l.at ~~ 1 ; • ,\h ! lilt,. r r . 1 look of rlcatb.

The lool: IH ga ,.e "' .t::. t tC

And thPrc w as my mothl'r !'it~ing .l ·:r · • · • · Sl rt• Sale kc>p• • And he r w a tch bcs!CtC Ill} .

I . tear h·lrl dull'd Iter C'yc,·-13ut no gal tenng •

I thou.,ht hrr happy who h;~d not wrpL

How I "~ndercd, wh<'n the uight came on , ' T hl'y hatl made tlw cold grc>cn c·arth their bea,­

fl•. t at tnnr ning my mother t oo was gonr­:\nd I wa:. a n o1phan-both w ere dead!

LIFE IS A VAl'Ol."R.

1 ti ream'd-I saw a li ttle rosy chil rl,

" ' ith fl a xen rin glets, in" garden pl ay ing.; Now :-tooping here, and then aiar off s t rilyitlb,

As flower or buttedly his feet begu i I'd.

s.

'Twas chang'd ; one s ummer's day I s tl'pp\i a~ J dC' , T o le t h im pass ; h is far.c had manhood's serming, And that fnll rye of blue was fon dly bl.tmi ,,..

On a f .. tir maidcu, whom he c:~l!'ri ' · t 11 ~ bnde."0

Qnce more ; 'twns 1'\·ening, and the cheerful fire I s nw a g ro up of youthfu l fo r,ns s urroun d ita o-T l · t-o ' le room \\' llh harmh·!>~ pl<'a ::. at1t . ,.

. •• • • 1\ re:,ountlln " · Anrlm the midst 1 ma rk'd the 5 01 ·

11- • . b '

• tng b1re.

'J J!,E TOJ~~!B:KTOH.

lJY AELI.F.Cl> OSltOJtS.

"* nct1·i fying plag-ue there is, 'J' Iiat sour:> t ho.: sweetest enp of hliss,

And clotld"> lire's b1·i6!1tcsl sun; Of i1app. nc::•:~ the .~vorst a~noy, The mort.a.l foe or cn:l:.)' JOy,

Vi<lc: .cit__...~o dt•n .' ; ..:ot old I1lcclusa' s fabled head, 1\'hos<.: dreadful eyes could tum, lt~ sai.d,

T he hohl<;st form to stone ; F.'cr cpwnch'd l!)e h lazc of mirth, or try'd, With m:1gic spcl ~ the form of pride,

L ike lit is l\furcsaid du11 .'

!lard f; trcs, :1l:ts! the. luckless wigh~ \\' h usc stq Js c:1n, nc1thcl' <hy nor ni~ht,

T h is r mlc tormentor shun ; 'Ylto, a t cat:h corner, crook antl.l urn, 'Yile rc '..;r his weary fc<.:t sojourn,

Is h aunted by a dun .'

b mhit!on drops h er busy schemes, ,t\.Y:.\l·i \.· t; awakes fi·om golden d reams,

B titlw wit alJjurcs Ius fun; Pr!dc sinks her· bold aspi ring c1·est, £'en potent Genius stoops oppress'd

llcfore the mighty c!u11 /

Irfttsc ! tell h:>w o thy :mgt:! song, lias h·cl 1ny capti1·e seul a\ong,

\ Yitlt mo:--e than mortal tone; !T·•W I, cntr:mc'd whilst \l~ou h:\St sm\1',1, H .. ,·...: wak'u, th 0 sweet cnch:mtme nt spoil'd

R:• a n in'..rnding chm -'. L <..l l oi l my h a;;g:n·d limbs embroYm, L (·t want and s!cknc:ss weigh. me down ;

Got. t, fcYcr, cholic, stone ; Ci,·c 1nc a scold in m:1rriagc noose, .A nd c'l: n Olrl ."··1·c1c himsdf let loose,

]juf :>aYe me f t·om a rlun ! =s=zr • ·c

i\IONTBLANC. 71 I uo n E thus describes the effect produced upon

'h~· ;:111 ,. ,.Pning Yiew of this celebrated mountain.

t !'toot! f' ntranced aml mute,-

1\li~;.ht\· ~\I ontb\anc! thou. wert to me,

'fl;a t ;llinute, with thy b;ow in hearcn, · A s sure a sign of deity .A. s e 'er to mortal ga'l.e was gi\·eu.

The hrnven'~ w crf' clou!led !-;"~n cl Of a s low mo,·ing bell ;-the

l hC'ard the t one

whitc - hn ir'cl man h:H gone !

!\ nr e1·rr -----{'an I the deep-felt a we forget

J.'ro"' the ?\ C17· Yor\: Daily Ad'l"erti~er

';EW-E.:\ G L \:X D. \\' p h a il h T t ~'c, 1\cw - En "hnd th "'

hy rhilchf'u lll :l \· wa ,.,I , t! la.,cl of ou r ht:th-H1 1 - nccralln 1 ll t 1<'\' l ll'\'t>t· '"o \' t'r t.lc <':lt t!l,

- '' r""c t t hcr 1 And ::OWl•t: t ••st to- I"' . . \\ "-''<'Vt•r t lll•y roa 1'1-

c :l) th"•r r<'mi.'ntbi,IIIC t· nf h

R c-turn to our f . ntt!f' . l n n c·y Ill c· ' ! .,

·l't ll th ou ·] f Ill 010.•ci :-Jnri fl \\' h . t •• Ollr c-oun t \' • . o wp, ':

e rcmciTihcr thy \"all . . • 'nJ,,. I'Il t hl' lt,,lll . And l t a<'e a ll • ~) ~.thy hills nnri " •

. thy st teaans fro thy 111n t:nt • in~ t::~ 111 • 111 t he .,L:t

1 , . , • tO tIt j ~ f<'U il

- - --..;;;. ..

The cc::.tacy that thrilled me then ! ~Twas nil that consciousnr.ss ofpower Ancl life beyond this mortal hour;­

Th:n i1roud assurance of om c\aim To ra nk a.monl!, t\1e sons of light, 1\linn-led \ .: ith shamc,- oh, \)\\.tct !'.ha.mc ~-

o

At having risk'd tha t splendid ri;r,ht P or au~ht thnt earth , through all its range

Of ~;,lo r i es, offers in exchange;-

A ll\1 should my pirit's hope grow weak,

~h\1tllu 1. oh God ! c 'er clouht thy power.

'j hi~ mighty scene ngain rn seck, A t the same calm nnd glowing hom;

l\ ml herr, a t the snb\imc;;t slll·ine

That 11aturc eYer rear'd to thur .

llckimllc all that h ope dirinc,

And feel ruy inm1ortnlitY·

•

LI1\'"£s BV.-1 \Vould I . LORD By•~o

<:..:c 1 IVete .n. N ~ •.l dwollin-.. u Cureless Child • Or · "' 1

11 tny H· h ' ron ng th ro, •g land t·av O r bounct · •sh the dusk'· .I c , 1ng o' J ' w, t1 'l'hc cumbrotts or the dark blue w~vc J\ccorcts not :.thPomp of Saxon pr"•dc . T l \\I th f

)at loves tl c recborn sotll A n ct se e k s th l(l .11)ouutain's crag,..y "d

c 1 ocks 1 ., s• c, I•'ortunc t k w )Crc billows roll , ' a. c back h • r '-1 ko bac k th. , t esc cultur'd lands

I I Is natnp f ' lUte the touch of . o. splendid s ound :

I h a t e t h e ·J servile hauds-p s aves th a t .

lace •nc a l c r111gc around ,. ~ 1 . l ong the ro cks I I '

' II C t s ou nd to 0 ove, I conn' ·1 a sk but this- . s \VI dcst roar; Thro' ::;t~ aga•n to rove

·lles my youth hau k F,~w arc fer 11:0 Wn before, Th· . 7 y ears, and yet I feel

IS World ' lUis , . Ah ! why d , • -. nc_cr d esign'd for me .

o •a rkn1n,.. 1 d ' 'f'hc hour whe n ll o s Ia cs conceal

> a n must cease to be~

10otttp. TO J ESSY-BY LORO_B_Y_R_O_N __ _

[The following unpublished stanzas were add1·essed by Lord Byron to his Lady, a few months before th .::ir separation.]

There is mystic thread of life . So dearly wreath'u with mine alone,

That destiny'~ relentless knife At once 1nust stver both or none.

There is a form on which these eyes Have often gaz'd with fond delight-.­

By day that fonn their joy supplies, . And dreams restore it through the mght.

There i s a voice whose tones inspire Such thrills of r apture in my breast­

! would not hear a sc::raph.c?eir, U oless the voice could JOin the rest.

There is a face whose blushes t ell Affection's t ale upon "the cheek­

But pallid and one fond farewell d Pl?oclaims more l<!ve tl~~P. wor s

speak.

There is a lip ,.,-hich mine h as fre~~' d e~had t:ver pres t bekort: ,

An non I • 1 ..-'d to m~ke lne swt:et y o _es.., It v ow . ·ne only prest 1t more.

And nune- m l

.... • a bosom-all."roy o~n--- d •

can

The .. e 15 . 'd oft thrs achmg hea ' .Hath pJll~~ h smilt:s on me alone, h d

A rnouth w IC ars with mine are s e · An eye whose te

whose movements t wo hearts

There are thrill losely sweet, .

In unison 50 c 1 responsive sttll, That, pulse to put s~eave-or cease to beat.

That both rnus ouls whose equal flow

There are two s arns so calmly r~n, ah 110 ! ntle stre they pa·rt .-

In ge they part- uls are one.

-e e. e­J1;c~~ tltet . .Wrll.

ADDRl:SSED DY LOR D 'BYRON TO ntS r~~DY, AT THE P .F.RlOD O~· 'l'HEI,R. S:&P~lRA'i'ioN .

i'are tkce well~ nnd ir'fot- ever Still fot" c~cr fare thee 1t·ell; \

-:E'en though mlf~rgiving, ne\•et· 'Ga1ust thee shall my hca1t rebel . ..

1Vo·lld lhat breast were b ar'd before thee, Where tlty hend so oft halh la.in,

Wh~e that placid sleep came o'er thee, W.bich thou ne'er canst know agnio.

'Vou}d that Qrl'nst by thee glnnc'u o\·er, Every 'inmost thon~ht could show!

"Then thou wouldsl atl~t discover ' 1'wns not well to spurn it ~o.

Though the worlu for tl1is commenu Ulce­Though it smile upon the blow-

" "'E'en its prai!es must off~nd thee, F ounded on another's wo.

· ~hough my numy faults defue'u me, Coull\ no other arm be fonntl

· Than tho one w hich once embroc\1 nte, To infiict a cureless wounu?

Vet- oh ! yet-thyself uecei \"C not ; • •Love may sink by slow decay ;

1llut by sudden wrc.nch, believe nol, . Hearl!; can thus be torn away.

~till thine·own its life retaineth, Still must mine, though· bleeding, bent ;

~d the unuying thoughfwhich painelh, Is-that we no more may .meet !

:-·;I'hese are words of deeper sorrow Than the watl nbove the dead ;

•£ oth.shalllive--but every morrow 'Wake us fro1n. a widow~d bed,

·. And when thou wouldst solace gather, "When om: Qhild's fi rst accents !low,

Wilt thou teach her to say" ·~ Fa\ her!" Though his care she mrut forego?

· When her l ittle hands shall press thee­When her lip to thine is pr_est,

Think of him whose.prn.ycr shall blcEs thee, · Think of him iliy love bau bles~•u.

.·Shoulu her lineaments resemhle 'rhose thou·ne,•er m ore mu~t sec,

· Then thy heart will soflly tremble · With a p;we yet true to me.

All my faults perchance thou knowe5t, ·All my madness none can know;

-All my hopes, wbere'er thou goo's!, Whither yet with thee they g-o.

-:Everyfeclin~ hath b een shaken­Pride, which not a w.orld could bow,

Dows to the~by thee fOrsaken, E'en my soul forsakes me now.

..But 'tis done- all words.ru·e itlle­Wonls from me nrc ;aincr still;

,j3ut the thoughts we cannot bJ·iulc, Foreet.4eir w 'ay without the will.

:Fare thee well !-thus disunitc<l-T orn from every nearer tie,

-Sear'd in heart,.and lone and bl~ghtm11 MC?re than tlljs, { s:arce Cllll we,

1La'l1}1~ 2ton'~ iam.J\l.lrt "'1'0 IHS LOROSll!P's FAREWELL.

·Fare tbee well, inconstant lover If thy f10kle flame was love-'

Though our transient joys arc over, l cnu ne'er inconstant pr,o1·e.

Man may boast a deathless paS!ion­Swenr hi! love shall ne'er decline ·

Yet unflx'd, as changeful f~bion, ' Woman's fate may change like mine.

Once l lhoughl l might believe t.hoc­i\lighl on BYno:v~s oath rely ;

1lnt mine arms 0itl scnrce receive thee, Ere thine oaths lUlheedcd \lie !

From pnrcntnl nrms yon·took me-­Stole me ft·om a mother's care­

Then in wautounoss forsook me, For some less aumiring fa.ir !

J>ray'rs nnu leurs were unavailing; :"iought thy purpose could begu ile ;

Not a wife her woes bewailing-Not n lo\•cly infant's smile.

'Jico.ven hnu form'd thee fo r unkindnC$!:­Stecl'd thy hc(1rt to all that's milcl­

:Dimm'u thy moral sight with blindness­L eft tllcc nature's wayward child.

'-Stay, 1 must not, cannot chide thee, Whutlhou hast not, who can· blame·?

Vir tue is what heaven denied thee, Anti the world has dono ,the same !

"Thiul~not I shall e'er forget thce,­No : thy griefs will a!l be mine,

:.1 3hall weep wheu foes beset thee, Smile, when forlww's sun !hall wine.

Mu~t l-ean 1-shnll a moU1cr H ate the fnth cr of her child ?

Mercy heaven !-my anguish smother! At that name my infant smir<.l !

Smii'J- to think she had a fatlier, To protect her g-rowing yenT3 ;

t'nsu, pr.cting infant !-raU1er D rown thine eyes in floods of leurS. ·

Father now, sweet bnbe, thou hast not, All his cnrc, you must forego ; •

Other :woes thy peace may blast n.o~ · Dut tbon hast this keenest wo !

()rphan babe! my.cnre shall e\·c•· Gunru thee from lhc ills of! it~;

D cMh alone hath power to sever Dyron'a babe aad constant wife!

A SHIULE,

On flat Ocai h. '!]" Lord flyron.

· tl e stnr·lit hhtc 0 hast thou not seen In_ I •

\ ond ' rous light ansc, : w • fi e of a mber hue

And trace Ill tr ' h the skies~ , Its pathway throug n whil e the raptur d eye

And hast thoo.;~o~tsrc:nie delight, Ga'l.'d on W I l burst on hi"h'

"'h olden meteor . 1 > .. e g . . tl c gu lf of mg ll · And s u1k 111 1

r whose brilliant ray E'en so hath tho sta. vorld shone-

So fair o'er the Wl~~e t~ oogh Byron's clay, 'Ihe spirit that beam. r .

d" ce all•ts own · ' Vith ra • ~ 11

1 .1 sparkled bright, E'en so a wlulc hat I J hed.

And a bea,uteouls :~:~r~h: me~eor's light, B11t the poet 5 5011

' d- is flee\ ! Soar'd, da7.zlcd, an

That when .. parc.--those so ~ 'l·hey canno-. -~ ____ _:_~_iL_~_:_ __ __::.........__j_-=~~==~:;;:;:~;;::;;::~~~-::::::::::::::::: . ...,.~~- ·,

---~~

FRIENDSI-IIP.

sinking gr,\ll, v: u AT pflwe t· can prop a . k f g rief,

. h cs 3nd ~~c o (.J Jpres:-' <.1 w1t wo

I r b r · o ru II, Bicl the w ,lf·m te;,r ,o~ e... l

d. si .... h control , D " nair's hcu rt-rcn lr.g " _s . . [?

And whu; ~J<:r 5\"'cet reliC -

I I

I '

FmEl\DSHIP! s•.veet ballll fo r

smart,

sorro·.v's \

'1~• p:ut l-hu~ when tltc wnrm nnd fnithful ,·ow,_ ll: rnthcd f roon the h~1n1. nntl fu i i.L'rin~ on tho: •·n t· :

}la)f trembliug trolcJ II bOt \H:ll thc IIUUII <• U knell', Oh 11 nJ It crimu tllu t tlocn l l>ncw not f,.;nr?

W os tltCt'C no.pn..~)lf' to tll<' bitter wo, ~u~onltl 'rivt·l t!icl not c;;ompn.niou spoTC?

'W:a tbt·•··· no source fur pity'• st rt'nm tu tlo\1 , Nu y,unt'<l.iau :m g.:! \1 hispc riw;; kind- " b<'wnro !"

She sleeps- ami culcl hns glf'llme<l thi• " iL'l• rtd hCIIT't, Si.uee fl n t i t J1tn"l t.h.e note of hOn\lr td l ;

lt.o ide! !'.ll1.l•lcs;-Oh, tl~~~ fo111 rut ,u .. ·t W us .. quickly u'c.--1t\\ntjoy': dcp:n·t , l! !n:cU!

She sleep• in clny- and 'noicl •he fiU't!l ;;!rnm Of ,·vc, 'cis sa.id, the CnrolinillD ~t.!:lh

Along tl1c cur l;':: of S:nttf't•'s t on bled sttntm, And b)' tllc ~l immer or the n."<i-bolt kn<'t•ls,

\'."itb nml.i uplifl,sh~ dcpn·cntc. tllc dny

Tlwt S<Iw bcrcri~uc; sht' '"'"l",nnd quiclt i.s hurl' tl:twnn

~rRUE P ITY. A hegg-:rr, c rippk·d, starved :~.nd blind

' Rehearsed his doleful story· To hnlf n scor~,> of uuuitors ' '

\'th o alllooJ..'tl r astly so:l'y.

Some pitil'd mucll, some very much, Some \'Cry 111\tch imlcctl !

But not one cent ditl they bestow 'l'o 1 1 ol. ) lt.:.p we man of need.

Atlen~h :l Pl'enchm:m forwa;u stepp'd In Pity lulf, half choler '

.And empt.•' b' ' • ' J mg- 1s purse- " by .., . 1 1 p1t.· F. oan . 'J you i ll.: D ull,lJ' m

~hl' ~tt:l tt!.it ~0 '

In thee the soothing power is fo und,

To ht:;il the laceratt·cl htat t, Extrdct affiictinrt'!> venom'd dart,

And close the ranklin g wound.

. vVhcn pierc'd 0y grief's ch\11 terr. pest

throu~h,

The tcntlnl bencls beneath its po\' er,

Thou c~nst t h e broken ph:nt rcnc.w ;

Thy acrt:d tear, l1kc he.He••ly dew, R~.:v tves th<.: droopi11~ f1 •wer.

If fortune f:·own-if hcahh de p:-1rt,

Or death divich. the tende rest tic , Fricnd.,hip c :.m rai se the s inking heart, A g low of real j rJ \ i mp~rt ,

And wipe the tearful eye.

If foes without attack OUI' n a m e,

Or foes within as~:.lU lt ~~U t' peace

T ht' n F· icnd:.hip's pure celesti :~l ~ m C e,

an ~"ot h the mind-c.lefencl our fame

And btcl assailants cease. '

If hopt.l ~s:. L ov& ou r bliss d estroy Anti ~~~ the L,·e 1St . • All . Wtth h~nck d f..:-- p l ir

PC<~cc such suffc . . ' 1 I . rei::; can cnJ·a. :. Juth by fr·tcP<.I~h· , . } ,

\\' . . :s lp s ku~d lllt ·loy, htch le,-;cr s C \·

• Cl Y care. o,r llll t.he coquettes that ar ll~- ttt. 'I here ts.none tbu.t lllore el e found tn our nntiou Come tl' et·

I

PatoOI\. teals u s , than •\ •·,. L' . ' Sl • . z ., · '- let-\ (! eoaxe~, and J' utl .

'I'~eo, blast in" · ers, WIU\ prospects f ·

I ., S\\ Cct 1)0 \ • f F vet, 0 sour ·· · <•t'• vc r !!; I . ce Utvmc 11." • ow W t~hll.l Illy b . .• '

She wheedle~ ~ll~~ P~ospcels,sh e fills us '~itf'\11\ .; •rhe grave, an,lu;~xrsl conllit:ons RtHl a~~P:ltn; Tho youuo- aud t 'l ,gay, un,l tho JlOllt\' "l o I alll' o teol..t l l . ~ {~"'"" • -~ lVe 011 her su I . ' le I'ICh anu tl o'"" '

u es, till sh e lurns U to poor-~ e e,.... lCUl OUt d oor •

. .:Wtfntl)'sl f F~tendslll!J Is like &\ p. 'l'nat J. OltlS l a eoblcl·'s tt'c, B , wo ~ol · .

," ' lo,·e is like u:: tn UUtly-'1 hat pierce~ th cohlcr's a.wl

• rou~h the sol I

e antl all ,

.~ovt y <:·• , 1 . Hil:ls,-" t C~ l l l'iend I ,

One link O\tr l .. le_ ever mine, 'f )e<~us ln union ..

o m.~ kc e·tch l JOin, ' Ot kr blest

'POLl'J"E ' D t: AR T t R:E:vn:.-.nscE~CE

t h ough .. r~ll:-. am callin <• . · t hey d~ n~t ~ lSptrlts f rom th lt: tny debts , th_cm ; thi ,\ wnys come w~' a ty deep,, With the i l I tn sure, wilt en l do call h ave e~aped _le nt you, an~ot b~ the case

.) our r eco\} · wlHch must }- ectton

0 • Urs, et•er t l ru '!i ' -

And ono ,,. ;11 pr:tttl.c on his knee, () r :.lumb::r on Ius breasl,

A t•d o:1c who~cjoys of inla!!cy, A rt still by sm;lcs e:xpremd.

T hl') feol no fenr 'ivhile he is ne:1r ; l le' ll f 1Jicltl thcm from the fc•c ;

Hut oh ! his C:l'' muslthrill to hear Their shriekings ~hou\d he go.

I n \ ai:t hi ~ fj Uirering lip~wou\d ~pe1k, f\ o words hi$ t!taughts allow ;

There' s ~u rr.ing tears upon h!s-tlltck, lJcalh's ~n.-.rble on his brow.

And twice he s mote !tl's clenched hand­Then ba·. '! h i a ciJildren fly !

And wrned, end e~en that sev~ge hand Co1r~red at his wrathful eye. ·

Sw:rt as the liKhtn:ng Win~ed with death, r:n.shcd Corth the quiYcring flame !

Th , re fier cest \\'fl.rrior bmfs beneath 'i11e father's deadly ailll .

:t\ ot the wild cr:~ that rend !I.e skies, Hi:~ t .. :art 0 r purpose move:

H e uro.:s his children or he dies The sacrifice or loi'C,

Amllit iJ tt )!ORds the conqueror on, llate poin t<~ lite mmtl~ rer's brond­

b u ~ lu \'t: :111J clu t "/ thl'se :dune C.tn ncr re the Jiood man'' h1nd.

T hr. hrro may resign the ftold, The cc·:·:;rrl muni'n:r 3ee;

l ; ,. c:1. nt1 'lt l'eH, I c "'lit n.); yield, T ltat strike::, S\\ Cet love, !or thee.

'::' Lt y t:J:t:e, l ltr.y .:o~tc-he heeds n\l cry, ~ tt c t!;e ~ol't chiiu ·like trail,

" 0 fa: :tt'r , "H'!" " :\I y t.:hildrcn, lly !" \\' e-n' ming! ... : on the ~s.h.

:\nd lirm!' r slill he drew hi:< ltrcalh, :\ qJ ~ ler:.cr nash'u his eye,

:'. s I • ., t he lull :s the kndl'n clealh, :::i1 1!l s!tcwlit .l"," children fly!"

No .~!tall" \' on his h . ow ;~preercd, r~(1r lremor 5hcoh !tis fr:~me,

St~ vc when a\ itltcnals he hetlrd ~~\111\C tremble~ lisp his name •

I I! ' ai n the* roc. those fl.:nds nnchl!incd, L ike fn mishcd t i~cr!\ chafe, .

Tt. e :o.ltc!t· iug rooft~ nc:>.red, is g:ttncd, :\!I , o.ll :hc.c:enr o nc5 oafc ! r.ORNELtA.

Sfntcr(t~. Sinrcrity is nut n nnmo- :\U things oro fus'd in ~arm

:\ •· 1~uo nu'or pu:S<!>t; tloort'1 . . cet ll!'! 'ti~ 'I S I ICnt, hCtii'Cnlytlaml' \'\h~rtl QJUtuRI S)llrtlS Ql •

l hnt gluws within tlto brcnsl. d . t' 1 •tis n raf1 In pnrc C\ O tot\ . f ln fril!nu~hip, ' tii n fiickoring Caugltt front IIIII th(rouo .0

blaz.o · • }ul"t' a~~n),l A Cor ling, ·fitful n}oam. That woo~, 11nd winll>lbo 5011

"rhatholus the can~ est, w~tch- And bl!ckons it alxl~c. fu l gllz.o, . ..u· t' n't tigbl1

\ Vh<.Jrc'oritt.hrows itsbonm. ~inccr i ty ' s w~·1~ to . A r:tinbow tnn to.nrdeatl•'s

Ill lo1·o, tlto compound lllow-, :\ lrunJ• for soul> Ul pipe'" fire, d:l rk night, . coto

ltild, "t)Ulle1 eon :t.od &1\'COt; If thoy aro li.IH~~R~\ET· .. ~

0' ~CRIP1'URE . . ';1 theperiod bctto ILLUSTRATIQ"-TS

ment S · een the l · ... , · ~ J V'er__,· crtpltH·es and t c oae if the Old h priest, Alexander besfowed on tlle J ews I ND .A!.! th he Commencement ~;rta- ·' hateve1: favou,rs they desirecl, and tarned his ' IAN HYMN

Wisdo at Was import . ' 0 the fa: e aga.1n toward P ersia. In two yenrs after To the ~pirit . of Goo.!, called NARAVENA, i. e. or thlll, to cornrnunic apt,, 111 the view of . . (D. C: 33~.) he overcame and slew Darius, and '' mov:ug on the wut~r." ~~ee Gen. i. 2.)

vv 1 e. benefit of a t e 1n the Holy S . diVme thus, till fus death, reig ned monarch of the cast- 1 -ramlatetl by Str Wtinam J ones. o!J ~ lS contained ~an, of the histo Crlp}ures, ern world. His reign continued but 6 years and Sp'ril or Spirits ! Who through every part

1 · ..a. estamcnt. 10 the sacred bo r? 0 the l~months, when he died, D.lld his vast dominions or ~pace upnndcd and of cndle3s time, /!Story extant f These books com .

0 s of the and army were divided among his surviving ohief Beyoud the st retch ol labounng tho't sublime,

rorn the cr t.0 a. period of ab pnse the best captains. T his bappenecl anno B c 3"3 1\n- Bud'5t uproar into beauteous order start, ru. · ea ton t h < out 3600 y · · · - · · ll 11 t '1'1 lntstry of M . 0 t e ' close f car~, tlgonus became governor of Asia j Soleucus or eHore . CIIVen was •. IOU art 3595 Bi .1 L~l acht, which p . d

0 the prophettc Babylon and the borderin(l' nationl!. Lysima- Ere S(:he~es beneatn us rol led, or spheres above;

Wh·' 1 s 10P loyd A i.VI .... rt ea.ux fixes A 1\I h fth H 11 c b . r'M Ere earth In firmumcullll ether hung-, tt lC 1 ever of the- e · £·k "'~07, 12 years l~ter. c ~spo 1 e e espo~tl assan1·e~o ~ tacedon; Thou snt'stalonc; till through thy mystic lo,·c

le prophet Malacl' rec onmgs we may refer. an to emeus, son o agus, o , gypt. Thmg~ uocxistiog to exi!tcncc .pruog, completed the 11 must be admitted t~ h , Three years after. ?J· C. 32o.) ... tolcmeu~, sur- Allll :,; rllt cful de!Ciml ~u ug :-about 400 c anon of the Old T ave named Soter, by st~utag~m, took possession of Wh:H first impclletl the6 to exert thy might! the .O"reat ;eo:r s before the birth of Ch _estament J eruso.lem. Knowmg m what m~~;nner the Goutiness un limited. What ;:lorwus light n• th~ t .estg:ns of Provide n ce , n st, when 1 Jews regarded their sabbath, this general entered Thy power o.lu·cctell ! Wisdom wathnut bouutl. wh ermmatton of the p r op he rver~ ~ompleted the city on that sacred ' day, without resistance, Whntprovco.l1t fi r•t! 0! guide my fancy right. . _en a s_cheme of propcecy IC ffilfllstry, ~nd pretending that his design was to offer sacrifice. Oh rnlse !'rom cumbrous ground

.lO Its entire contextur e wa .wn~ unfolded which, When· thus in the city, with his army, he made My soul m.rapturc d ;1Hvoe~; t.o, and to charact er· , h Mo ~ accommodated captives of its citizens in whom he placed much That rcnrle~3 1t may soar on wmgs of fire,

'rhe history of tt tze t _e ess tah.* . confidence and plantdd several colonies of them For thou who only kuow'st, thou only cnnst inspire. e1apseu between th te peno<l of 400 years , which n E(l'ypt ' Omni~cicnt Spirit! whose all-rulin~ power and the birth of tl~ e nc.l ?f M~tlachi'~ prophecy, F~rty-throc years ·after this, en: c. 227) , llills .li·om eu-:h sense lmght emanations beam, J·no ;v t th e Sa vwur, 1S b ut 1m perfectly Pt le PI .1 d I h fPtoleme S t Glows 1n the ramhuw ; ~ pul'ldes 111 the strenDJ, ~ • n ° e great body of Christitl.n readers 0

. ~eus. u a e P us, son ° us 0. er, Smiles in the but.! , nud glisteos in the Uower We have thought therefi th · a: dtslmgu lShed lover and patron of learnmg, That crowns e'nch vcruul bower · h h . ' ore, at a s umma ry of b ilt 'fi t l'b t AI ..:~ · · ' ' t e !Story of this period would • . . u .r a very magJU cen I rary_ a exanyrta, 10 Sic;hs in the gale and warble> Ill the throat

esting. n oc be .mmter- 'Egypt. and <:mployed Demetnus Phalereus. to or every b1rd that hnils the u.l oomy spring The ear 4 15 b fc Ch .· procure all kinds of boqks, out of all countries, Or tells his tone in maoy a liquid uote,

the l a f · b'l \~reh 1

u st, was the 21st and ,for the purpose of furnishing it. At the request Whilst erl\'ious ar11sts touch the rival string, < s JU

1 ee. W 1C. t 1e 0 . '~· J!rophcts wit- of Demetrius, Ptolemeus employed· 72 Jews to Till rocks and forests ring; nessed: . To th_1s penod, accordmg to Eusebi~s, translate the H ebrew Scriptures into the Greek Breathes in nch r?gancc f1·om tbe !nnllnl grove, the Dtvme S.cnptl:lres of the Hebrews contn.ms ' language. Their translation is known by the Or where the p.recwu~ wusk d.cer pl~yful r:ovc, t he an_nnls of ~he times. But_for a knowledge of name of the Septuagint. H e also so favoured In dulcet Jll!ce. l1uoc c·lu. lcnng lru1t o.l_l sl~ ls the thmo-s whtch wer e done amohrr them after- the captive Jews that he permitted ·many of And bu ~ns salubnous Ill ~he t:~.!telul clolc'

d 0

t h "'1 b k f ' h h Soil h,,nks auu vec·J r ous h1lh war s , we mus ave recourse tot 1e oo s o them to return to Jerusalem, by w om e sent .1.1 1

. . 1 1

-11 th M b d h · · f J 1 - fc 1 T 1 1 1y presco rnr ut!ncc 1 s ; c acca _ees; a.n t e w~1tmgs o osep \us, valuable presents or~ 1e emp e. . ! ill 1111 . . , 11., J., i'l ,.111' E:•w . . omb nuJ plnms

'vho have giVen a general lustory of the world, A century after thts (B. C. 177) S1mon, a man ' Th , "' " ' e .. 1,. ,,,~ , 11, •') ''"'crc•0n ~pan t reign~. of what rela_tes to the J e ws more especi~lly, of the. trib_e ofB_enjazn.!n,then g~verno_r of the tern- Uluc crystal vault ,.,1d t.l ~mental fi 1·es down to the t1me of the Romans, or to·the birth pie, dilfermg wtth-Onms, the high pnest, _and de- That io ethereal au1d hlaze and hrcathc; of the Saviour. . termined on reven_ge, w~nt to ApP_Ollomus, go- Thou to!~iog main, whose snakl branches wreathe

In the year 335 before Cbnst, A lexander the vernor ofCreloSyna!and ml'ormedh1m that th~re This pensilc orb with iutcrtwiste.d ;;yrC3; G reut was in the height. of his ,zlory, and passed were v_ast tre~sures m the Te~~le. ~ppollom~s l , Mountains, whose .rad iau t spires . ut of Europe into Asia, and soon after became immedHLtely Imparted the. mformnt1~n t~ hiS .P..resumptuous r~ar tb cu· summ1l~ to the s~rcs. 0

f 'P ·a kina Seleucos who sent hiS treasurer, H eliodo- And bleoJ the1r e111crald hue wnh sapphrre ilght, the conqueBrorCo Merst · brother to J add us rus

0to Jerusnl~m to brincr him these treasures. ,. Smooth meads, aud Jawor, that glow w1th varying In,332 • . r anasses, . • . ' o

1 k d.

•· ' · ' ti · t at a way hts strange On enterm(l' the T emple, however, Ie was struc · 1e9 the high pne~t, re ~t smg o p ' ti . Upon th is by angels ~nd carrjed out senseless, but was rc- Or uew-besp:~ngled len\'es ~nll blossoms bright,

'fe was dnvcn trom the sacn ce ' f 0 . h h' 1 · • Hencr 1-1·anr;;h from my sF•ht-\~1 , in-law, Sa.nballat, the!} gove rno: of covered by the pr_ayers o mas, t e I&' I prtest, ! o~Jus il:c pl clures, unsu bst~~tiGt shows! h_ts fa.t_her- r evolted from Darius, and obtnmed and returned to h1s m~ster, who, on ~eanng what 1 My !oul ub•urlo'd one only Berng knows Samana, nder to bui .d n. t e mple on _Mount .had happened, ma.gmfil:ld the hohness of th_e Of a ll perceptions one ubunduHt source, T.-:-ave of Al~xa . h --tituted his son-m-low, Temple, and the power of that God who made It Wll oc" every ohject c1 cry ruQrnent flows; ,. ierizim, of ~hlch . ,.. e con~, his p:ace , hCJ~cefor- pis dwelling place. 0MEG.A. Suns hence tlerr' c their fon·e ,/an asses, high pn-st. t f numerous othe rs, * Sec Bishop Lloyd's Preface to Nehemiah, note llcucc pl .• nc\s learn rhc•r •:ourse :-~ ard b ecame the r e sor f ·n unlawful mar- T. and Grey's Key, P· Sll. But Suos, and fadmg woi'IJ! I view uo ruurc

h 'had entan<Tled themse ves .11 ho found it t Josephus, Au. I. 1~ . c. 1. 1 Mac. I ch. God only I p~r .. eivc :-Go I only I udore. '' o . f "'th offenders, a. so, w 2 ---...:·- --ria.ges. a n d o ~ e r J usalern . This wo.s the t Josephus, An. I. 1 . c. 1. TU BLOSS0MS.

fi t rema.m a.t er h' l Josephus, An. 1. 12. c. 12 . unsa e 0 . . h Samaritan sc tsm. Y._ •• --- UlNED FLOWEU date and ortgtn oft e der tlirec ted his march . :fHE R , •

About this time Al~.~a: view to lay siege to it. . ~Ia stem was broke! the desert wind toward J erusale:m, Wl~ st hearing of it, dress~d · Pass'd rudely o'er its slt:nder bead;

J nddus, then. lngh P:-'1e o'nti' ficnl robes, and ·aC- Jt •ailent droop'd, it. silent pin'd, "' 1 d d p "' 11 Till all its -hues and fragrance fled :

f . e lf in hiS sp en l t a in of attend::nts, u The chilling frost of ev'ning hour Hms . nied with a. large tr to meet him.~ At the Shone coldly on the d, yinno flower.

compa. h'tc w ent ou y Alexa.n- " 1 tl ed in w 1

' 1 ndid corn pan • · · h d fl r ..le chance the doom ~ o 1 . 'ght of this sp e ~ h;u!:l priest, sa ymg, Lone w1t ere ower . I' r · ·, tmposi.Ilg' Sl t before th ... :o an appe ared That nipt thee in thy day of youth, der fell . pro::!htra\veas t·n M a ce dc;>Iua.,lla.Omi.nvl·te d !rim .to 'May be inscribed upon my t~mb,

1 l e 1 b t w • Too deep for Time to blot 1ts truth ; . that w ~~ e cry sa.me Hl. ! ' tl t the Pers ian And tears, \oo late by Sorrow shed, to him. m t~ ~a ass u ring . hlm ~~: upon which :Mny freeze and glitter on my bed. come: mt~o~1d. 'fa.U into hlSd ~~~red sacrifi~e, as And better this my fate shonld be Ernp}re s the ten~ple, an h showed h.trn t~le Tbao stab confiding Vlrtut:'s breast; he went to he high priest, w) ~hat a. Grcci~n at Setter to live in misery-directed b~ b nicl (ch· s. 7 · the Persians. Better to die, by Love unblest,

rop h e cy O • a d ~ and destroy l encouraged Tbt.n build the hope of future fame .fhnt time slho?.loc~urre:nc~ ~f~a~!rsua.sion , that. On Beauty's wreck-on woman's shame. '.Chi~ singu a r 1 ander tn 1 In conse - nos rON BARD.

~d confirmed A. e\e this conqttiteror· tho Jewish a f7 . 1f was to ·cat~n rorn IH$ }lu:n~f this cornrnuro . qt1lencc

Fair pleli;;cs of n lruitrul tree, Why t.lo ye !:-ell so fast? Y uur· date r· not so past,

But \'OU ·n n \ ' •'"V ll'!rc yet awhile, T obi ·, .: , 6~ a!ly smile,

· And go at la,;t. What! were ye horn to be

Au hour or hnlf's•lclight, And so to bit.! ;;ood uight ?

'Tis pi ty natu re brought you forth, !.Vlcrely to show your worth,

Ao,t lose you quite . But Y"U are lonely leaves, wher'e we

Moyre<'d how soon lbings have Their end, though ne'er so brave;

After they'•·e shewn their pride, Like you a while, they glide

Into the grarc. [R. H.li:HRtCK.

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the Sur"'eorz· GeneraL 1n the stan~:1s that follow, the liter:u-y reader v .::Jt of taste: wdl recogni7,e tJ1e plaintive tenucr-

.8-_,pp or • 11cs !:l of t.b..e author of L-alla Hookh.

BY R£V. GEOltGE LE O:"i i\.RO.

ARISE, celestial, pt:!r~st li g ht,. • Dispel the shades ~ mental ~~ ·ght, n Bring peace ou earth, good will. te me ' R e ligion's reign cl)mmence agam.

To us this day a Child is born! All hail , auspicious, sacred morn! A Savirwr's come. to hea l o u r w.,cs, AuJ all ou •· moral fea rs compl)se.

Th~ wBrld in darkneS' long ha~ lain, In sin in sorrow, death anrl p:un, With iJrlpe!ess ruin wide ,o erspread, Clour\.~d with sh adows of the dead. B 11 God' own Son to me•~ c~une dow n; The shades ,f darknP.'iS a ll a rc n,,wn; A da v of d·uth, of love. of 1\gfll, Succeeds thic; rei gn of m e n ta l night.

Let our repentant tears be true~ Let the whole man be fnrm'd ane,,; May every .heart new I ife acquire; May evet·y soul fresh ho pe inspire .

Roll on, 0 God, th y firm decree, 'Till all thy ransom'd a re set free

. . : . . 6ene~al b:r br~et; : . . surg~on·

1 f 'r public service ourrung,

W tth z~a 0. timP to get .

Thinks th1s f har~~o show his tearntng 1 Anot~e.r c 1~ne, uence collected .

He ~au ~n co ~ d ;tew'd them in retorts ; flt s w1 ts- an d

B d' tillation thus perfecte . ·. . YH:shope9 to shine-:-~nd so. ~ep&rts:

That he ha.d searcherl authontleB F rom Johnson do~~tl. t~ A.~h and Shelly,

And finds th:1t a Md1t1a l..Y-~fhttt he ib now about t 9 ~ell ye

Militia means-~uch cittz ens . . . . As e'en in pcac~ are kept campnt~mng,

The gallant souls that shoulde r guns ! .And twice a year go out a t raining.

~this point being fix'd, we must I think, sir, . Proceed h~to. thP ~~cond part-Entit l ~d Gr uq;-a. kuid or drink, sir,

Whicla by 1ts action on the heart, Makes fQ.eb so brave., thej uare attack ~ l~asban at h1 s angle salient;

Tins 1s a well -estauli!ihc t.l fact-The very provedJ say s- pot t•aliant.

G rog_:_l'i l define it in a minute-•

p Take gi~ , rum, whiskey or peach -bra!Hly

' ut but a. httle water in it ' For the Republican & Yeom a n. A d th t · '

'Til! to tl.ly will all n a tions bend ' Ami to thy throne their pmise a;cenc.l .

CHH.I~TM. :\S. i ·. n a ts grog- now under8tand 1

Clear r;ses the Sun from tho Ocran aC . ~~afefo ~ay that should the 8pirit n e, Cvnvey'rl by his steeds in hi • brighL ~c~lrd cn car· lt is- 1 ~'l~Suht by some carele~s dog-~lsarrowsntwurawn, he dartsforthhis rny ' It. ..l. the ~orld may- hear it' ~nounces lie dawn ,.f our Sa vior's birth ·UIIY 18 p aJn water anti not groa . Q . sl~··~e on the \1ins tre l who sufli : . . . (~f · ~ ~ · At thBJoyous t ime to be slothf 1 e rs tts lu te, J reas ni ng; sir th t . . .. 0 ! shame vn the Bnrd who• n o.r m ute; I We next must'u , i-t · ~ questton sstlles! ~'\ And me~ts not with love at. ~u~~~!a•ssn.o l rni r~h, Now p ce am wltat Prog is - '

btrth! r a"tu ur:; Th' · r )_e. 'll "U.{g:u· pb~ 3P · · -ts wtll embt·ace all. k' ... ' 13 ''t . ~ o;"b : s.hatl that holy voica be r . W I · h tnds of fo d 'IItnlvoicn vhich degnrde rl w tt h scoru > llC on the s k' • 0 • Shall Emm~nuel's l·esoun ~ " n Suvi utt· ls h>1rt~ .• , ·. ye, moa mg beard can charm Unh •noreu ~tntlmu"t~mhe, Sh'~ gt·c~t in the s ki e s . A nd by di . . •• · e reath u f 1 · ' A tt . gcst ton furnish blood • Fnr beth(\ thou!!;ht I t I , .. rt • tn s ig hs? ung essent· 1 . ' . And the ROX· TRE E lo;rtt~ F IR: TRI\ £ nud T'l:t E, Th • 111. 1D an arm ' -·

entwinR ., r t hc u· hon.mrs ese thino-s sh ld Y . .

::·;:~;::,;r,.~ II~ Timln-<1 thoh· " '' nurubo" Cof:<;;:·::~i~k:~ioj, ·~:ch ·;~:w~:t~~ ;vat·mi Let manuel s uarne their hnno i'S I' • ; A tonick al wo' an~ does hann ,

usnvw string th R rce tvc. Mvpl .. ys,su· deb' !' ' An•l echo the . e ar p . awnken tl r J an then . ' l ltates L et us praist> ,!;~,~~ hf our bl rss~d 11e~~in~:•·e, A Ad~ possible ~s Cto te!ise,, as fast '

lo,•e cart. and w ith a ' n dt·' ll tl ' Orrl\s ef C k To. gain h'i .. b cceu ts o f . I letn d 'I r ·00 S

• r tg t hand, a t hia blt>st scat b Editions of m ac J from the Ins'

TO • • .• • " · Atn.-S/umnon Side.

The world is bright bcfo~hee, Its suwmer flowers are thine

Jtr; calm blue sky is o'e r thee ' T hy bosom, P le::u;urc's sh;ine ~

Ani! t h ine the sunbeam given • T o natur£:'s mor nin;s hour,

Ptt l' t: , warm, as whe n from he!l.ven It burst on Eden's bower.

'I'hcr·e is a. song of son·ow, Tire: death-di rge of the gay,

T hat tells, ere dawn ofmol'J'oW T hese charms may melt away

Tl!at sun's ht1ght bc:un be 'shad~d fhat ~>ky pe bl ue no mol'c ,

''l'b c: summer fiower.s be fade~] And youth's warm promise ~'er •

P.~l~c ~·c it n~t-though lonely I h y e1·enmg home- may be

Thnug·h Beauty's bark can o:Uy . F loat ~n. a summc1• sen,

'I l;~ugh ,riiTl.e thy b loom is stea1ing, I h e re s sti ll beyond his art

T he wild flowe r wreath of fc~ling Tlte sunbeam of1 111' hcnrt ! '

.cnoAJ~R & co. SOLO.)T0 ::\''.-; SO::\t:.

Go, wa rrior , pluck the lnurcl bou:!h

An d biu.l it rouncl tlty reeking. hiow';

YP ~on~ of pll'..tsurr hli1hc lv t '~ine

A dtnple t of the pu rple \'i i;C :

A ntl , hca uty, r· ulleac h ldushinrr flower

1' ~ I

Ita t Cl'l' l' ri c r i, 'd rhr ~yll a n holl' e: :

~ o wreath is l> ri(!ht , 110 ~;arlallll fair.

l"ulcs~ S\\'ee t Shar0 1t 's J{ n~l' ilc tl u! f<' .

Thr Ia n rc! hranr!t \\'ill d r np11 11d d ir.

T he 1·inc i1~ purple ft uir .it' ll)', .

1'ltc ll'rcath thJ t ,mil in" hrau ty 1\\' in"r!,

'\Vi ll lr·a\'1' no l in ~;er ing bud IH:iliwJ ; F o r br au ty 's 11 n ·ath , nnd hra nt,· ·~ · ! , Jnom .

In ' 'ai n \\'Oulrl shun tlw witltcrin~ tnu h­

\\' h r rr na u~ht is bril!h l, a 11d u:-.t~~ht i~ fa ir,

l:nlc s~ swcn S!.aton's Ro~e be there.

l h i~ht blos<om of immPrt:llhloom,

Of fadel r ~s hue, and ~~~· cc t pcrfun1c!

T h · Oll!;h Ill l hl' drS\'rt 'sdrrary wa~l\',

In lone uq;lcctcci b~an t y plac'cl ~

n c~vl-t DQne into Eno-li~hc~kl~ry b?oks /\ 0 ' ":l 1ke,,.,!\ ·

. . . CROA:.ICE.r tnto "'erse by TH.c l(Y , R & i"O

L ac/!/· Oh Ca. . . l ()JfT ..!1 YD ,. J..-1 • CHRIS f:VL\S HYMN.

Let othe rs scrk the bln!>hing bowrr ,

.\ m l ..:uJI th P !'rail aud f,uii tl" IJO\\Cr ll 1' b ' ut 11 t o rlrcariest wilds repair,

If Sharclll '5 deathless H ose be there.

0 BY ;J. PUJ:L

N this bl Ps, ESQ. Tl est morn t A•:d j' ur-dit·ected 'lite ol Be thlehem . E'"M•ere , be ht>ld ' I p le rJs camr·

·•• A~OEt. "mt love di 1 • • • Life nnd 'trn tn u lnnngll r luitj P ilY d!

W mortal h · • ern tun'd O(l<'s tl · An 1 on ev•r c:; liS dny Wi~h ~. repent the nftes erAJ?h's In~ ·

. peace on eartl ug•lln , , llosan,la si •-govll wil l Hnsnnna' ng the heave I . to men." This dav , ;vo•·ship him n y btrth-Triumph~~~~ rleath 8~6

ueurth; suout the . ontls set C·

Vtclo ry. •eo ,

'l'hv V:tltcr! " hat l . TIIE L.:J.DJ: W hile :~~cful ,·i;:t !~\0~~1:.hou her<', ·

- And hal .north,•rn ~lnr llll~, !-.light. 0! I lite World . . • OOI« C' C>lu f

t buy ! h <' r , •s • lt epiut; ~ rom r.~ , I! a\'(• 1 u {', tor s.,, , ·

\\~it !tout th ':I'll llil(htly ~~~~:\one )'Car,.-La r o J>ity .. ~ lOpe <,If a >iu . l ilt~, I

dy. Shoulii c, "'~r,• I 1 g l.; t c·tr \\' ft~ I !ako t:tcc l o ' ·' lltg. '

Al:L, ' , .l·'>t nor I at ·' It ave an <I '1' ' . lt~ oulv in ' f Iu s ltor Itt I<> hold,

<• • ll Ut Itt· ' leap . UllC\' > "'111J:ht . Q •ll'TJod b , ~ Ol I!Oid • .

' h , lui] . .. . ccs find I ' F .~ IIUt • I lOit{'y A Ute Pro · 0 my c · unu bn """at I OllH::tnt And gs of !;ol,! ~st J>ropt.lt prnyC'r,

Lttdy. llry tnuj lParchtnuut' ~~ lilly h:tnd~·~· I F 1 I ho tl ro Is t1 ·I' . told

1'h or ~~·c too I oor 8h nJI o c tctouti. ' c fnur k c o~~g have Pl' ll throl\'

A u<! we ~llS W:~tch . larricJ. • Will ut onco •:• tlw ccl'h\1'

!let lltnrr' b elow I C<\, •

\\' he n n~t • 1 .1 • • " urc s Hlnn , with cunn m a carr N ~ I

, 0 more the opc n111g. bud shall rca r, hut hu rl'd by hean•n's a l'f' nging Sire,

Dl'Scc nds t he f':trth-c••u::tlming tire, Anci dcso l · , · , l . •1 11)1\ S IUI'Illll" b(n<t }' " -~ rr all the s:1drlcn 'd scene ha s p:~ss 'd: r hore is 1\ d ime for e1·er fa ir

And Sharon·!! Rose shallllou:ish there .

'

Dist~ f'~tllen to-~:,~ • .l!:ven'j~ t ressingo o:tl l*lo~ to r~::r~ lias seldorn Provid..... afihcti\"e d· a more· dis-.._ -..ce • tb lspen . ._,ave n ' an 'hl!t - ~attoo of

. which s o ') t 1 · . . a e Y tfiey ltatl travelled, \\'II h fce~w..-~ of J·ny l' h d ,_, I

• o . • o ope, an utg 1

e~ pcc t ataon~ of pl eas ure. About suo· :MORAL & .RELIGIOUS.

• ow to o one \\'b" • tnsta.n• PUblish . . •cb \\'e ~~e, ha"·ing avoided his own house

1 for fo;u that tlae sodden sh ock mi.,.ht d cpri.ve.•h·is ·wife uf. he r reason. ~he ~lroc:.~no n arl'ived at his fath er's door

E~OQUENCE OF SIII!:R.LOCK.

-aneou d ' •n ~ I SE 1J7 .llRJ) 8 ea.th of M e a rno~ of a. b , of Gosh .~: r. IfECTc!l

Bishop Sherlock , in one of his sermons ' ~ the fol}owing elegant pruosnge, which

1~ qnott .d by Mr. Blnir, in his lectures on rl,1elorick nnd belles lettres, ns a remarkn· blc 0ne example of the figu1·c of pcrsoni­ficntlon. The nnthor is compnring our Saviour with Mahomet:-

orse . N eo, by tb da . ' •n ewbu h e kick

y eventtl,. I rg ' on W d . tlies io h ;::, ast, durin e oe~'­th . on or ef G g the cererno.

a.t ••llage-a-. en . La. Fayette •o

Ill Llus vi llfln•e A rtd i. I II :=~ • uerc we s 1a ,

_ln the ple~e~ about 26 year": "'Hnesail1"" th 8tng. anticipation f Were to;:, be ep ~erl!ed honore tll:t guesr · a 1 ~ to 0 - •n the full . ur natio 0 •1

n~t attempt to describe the heart·r~o­dlllg sp t•ctnclc, for l ~t uguage would Jl.r~ve altogether inall E:quale. N eve r-

·oa) we behold s uch n ~niversal "'loom 8.JHCad over QUr viJlage oefore~the sdent tear seemed e tart~n .. in ever¥ eye, ancl a so lemta sadneH; perva ded lbe whnle, " ;hich pl ainly ·testili ed how mue_h the decea~ed was esteemed am] belo"ed . But he is gone-" Toe J,ord gave, nutl t ile T,ord hath ·taken nway-bles•ed be the nn.rne of toe Lo rd." May tlti~ be the humble lan­snage of all who are call-ed to mourn un this mclllncholy oeeasioo . On !I'hursday aftemoon lae was conve•·ed to the sil ent mnn tt.ion appointed Jf,,r us all, arniili s t tLe groans, ani) tears, and sympat.!Lie8 o.f a numerous train ol.rclativ.es and fricoch .

"Go," says he, "to yonr nnhtrnl reli­gion, lay befor e her Mahomet nncl bis clis­c iples nrrnyed in nrmour nnd blood, riding in triumph ovet" the spoils of thousands who fell by his victorious sword. Show her the c ities which he set in flames, the countries which he r:waged and destroyed, the miser able dist ress of all the inhabitants of the earth. When she hns reviewed them in this scene .. carry her into his re­tirement-show her the prophet's cham· her; his coocuiJines and his wives; and le t him henr him allege r evelalion nod a di­vine commission, to justify his adultery and lust. When she is tired of this prospect, then show her the blr ssed Jesus, humble, meelr, doing goocl to all the sons of men. Let her see him in the most retired priva­

f'e~t health, o ellJoymeot of per-nio.,. 1 n Wedoes l ;:,• le Jel't L · 1 ay moro-J · •~ hap ovtng aut) bel d . py llorne-bis had been un,·r ~ve "'•fe, to whom be

eu only - his tender d a few, months

an affect· -ltis 1 • tonate parents -n . ovJng brothers d . -.o r eak1n,... f' no stster

;::, rorn h · -eunnec tions J t e~e endearing

' lc went to N b -he saw th . I . ew ur3h e sp e orlul pre p ·

he saw t h hi aratJOos-h e no e g u est-and baviu,.

l . ~s accornplit~betl the object of hi~ VHut, was p . th b • repanng to return to

e osom of Lis familv • but .. . las 1 th · • ' .. • . a t Providence, who8e ways are mysterious aod past findic,. out bad olher wise decreed. About nin: o'clock in the evening, h e went to

t~e sl~ble i n orde r to ass ist in prepa­TJog h1 s hors e; and on his return thro' u. 101arrow J•assage be recei9ed the k ick of an o ther hors e in his f ore­head, which Jlros trate(l him at th e feet of the animtt.l. Tbe ftt.lal blow was beard-he was immediately car­ried o:1t, and surgical a id procured; but death, the d es( roying a nge l, had already received his commission­a few m~meols, and the vital spark had fl ed. And thu s ar e cut off at once in the mid" t or hen.lrh , a nd in the bloom of youth, the brightest pros ­pec ts-the tendercat ties of husband and wi.fc, parent and child, hrot!le r

and siste r, in all their most eodeanog

t · oos How soon, how sudden· coooec a • •

I ·. eoe 1• 8 cbao"'ed ! Behold Jum Jy t 1e ~;c · o .

l ·r Jess co•·pse- surrouoded hy now, a 1 e . .

1 • yous !Jut DO\V w eep10g

Jus ate .JO ' J happened to be n ear-

f riends , w 10 .1

I IJim in a coffio, anu pre-

t bt.! r p ace • b " J t' ll r w llis r em!uo s to 1!1 pa-

na re to u ' ·1 -. . d i ~1ta nre of 20 m1 es. · ter.nat ·ho~~·~i ~lOur o f midni ght, t.b e , :A t ·the s 11 d the mourn-

'1 e ap~p e ars' a u

-FOil TH}~ 1-' lll:E P !lESS.

. cies, and let her follow him to the mount and henr his devotion and supplications, Carry her to his table , to view his poor f.1re, anrl hear his heavenly discours<:.­Let her attend him to the tribunal , and con. sider the patience with which he endured the scoffs and reproaches of his enemies.

"Jems rctpt ! then 3aid the J ews, B ehold !tow l!e L ead her to his cross ; let her view him l01Jed ltim.''~J ouN xi, 35, 36. in the agony of death, nnd hear his lnst .... .. ...... .. Go, proud infidel, and senrch prayer for his persecutors: Father f or•

the archives of pagan <brkness and super- give them, Jorthey know not what they do. stition ; expose the favorite of their thou- When Natural Religion has thus viewed sand deities; c.1nvass his merits , his vir- both, ,.gk her which is the prophet ol' tues of his fi1bled Godhead; and point me God . But her answer we have already one who wept! Go, search the myth olo· bnd, when she saw part of this scene gy of ido latry-listen, ponder and r efl ect through the eyes of the centurion , who at~ upon the it· boasted li neage and di \rine de- tended at the c ross. By him she spoke, scent , and where will you find one who and snid, " Trttly this 111an was the Son of s urpa!>ses the babe of Bethlehem !-the God." child of the mangct· ! " J csus wept," for This, srrys Blair, is more than elegant; fitllen, degenerate, he ll -deserving man:- it is truly sublime. The whole passage is He who brought death upon himself ; had animated ; and !he figure rises at the con. exposed himself to tbe wrath of a justly elusion , when Natural Religion, who w.-rs insencecl God, nncl become dead to the before only a spectator, is introduced as law , for it is wri tten, "Cnrsed is every one speakiag by the centurion's voice. It -;;;hich abideth not tlw·ein ;" when be look- hos the better effect too, thnt it occurs at cd in v<1in for human help. aud all was the conclusion of a discourse, when we dnrk and drear, Jesus, the Fath er ofhcaven naturally look for most warmth and dig .. and earth, descended ; he " wept" ;tt the nity, m1se ries of man! he preached the king- · · · ··•· r1•~• · dom of hear en unto the world, and th en B1~no11's TxsTUCONY •·on TilE BcnL£.-Tbc following was made a sin offe ring for us ! F o r us he lines were writtt!n by Lord Byron, a s!Jort time before d ied 011 Calvary ! 'if .v- *' * * * * bis den~h, on the blank lcnf of a Bi~l~- A r~cord of_ the * ->.' ,'+ ~ ·J'. T ranscendant theme of convlct•ous of such n n:tnn. ~HI lim · ~tcrcst~ng ~UbJcct,

, d · r lb 11 . I f 11nd prepared ut such u tune, 1s full of 1mpo1taut .nstruc· man s r e empt10n 1rom e gn mg yo ceo tion. . sin ! L aznrus wns <lead in trespasses, as Wilhin tllis awful volume lies well r.s mor ally so ; and ye t he who n as The 1~ys t ery of mysteries-lost was found and the dead li ved aCTa in. J~nppwst th ey ?f hnmnn rnc~

• ' 0 'lo whom {lhCII') God hns g•vcn grace " Th en sa1'd the Jews, Behold how he ~o_ved To rend, to hent·, to hope, to pray, !t im!" vVhat meekness, what hum1hty, To lift the lntch~o force the wny; whnt Gorllikc love ! H e loved tbose 1vho Altdbellerhttd they ne'er bee11 bom

1!11\b.Fe l e an k up the s low and sol· ·.ful group ta el tbe .same r oud,

ll::td wande red from the path of heaven ;- Tltalt ,-wd to doubl, orrtud lo scom.

· who lontbed ambrosial food. .,. * * ~ A FAIR OFFEn.- Make a full estimate of all yon OIVC, aod all that jq fllvioo- , , •·nn n.,l, ... n thn _!mml! tn

D march, a ong ,em

11- ~ * *· * * P. B. L.

--=-== ' ""a.t cvcnwg we l11·IJ our tl1vlllhly <;oncert for ~~~ ..... :!·~,..~-~~.~~==----~ prayer_. 'fl•ougl~ hul four in number, yet we

.......-=: ~ "fa\'\l."l\"!j .u1.b\e o found 1t a rcfrr!.>lung 1sca.'>on. 1\lr. Wolff made U!e ~ • · .J.. ue . w,,,t!tl prut."-Jub 29. 2 . firs t pr:~.~~r. I read and e;xpounded D~iel ii. and

~~-~ l-;:-:f (;;~~ ., ,1

tfr (J' J -;~~e ,·e a~ w . c IJccti on, :Mr· L ct-ns \.Vay ofE:rc.d the concludmg prayer. ~ ~""~( ~~-':::'- , .,. :·. Q,, . fi lly pic:t~aug the fon~ rc 0 . . Onr daily aud ~~ cck l}· sc:1'>00.t; of devotion 2re also ~~~ $t ___,. :;--- ''"""" llo~ P.1110 h0ruJ co

11nccfions n.nd. wnoccnt J·0··~· n hi!!'hly r_cfrc~!ting- :u.d c.o,_nforti_ug •. I often lungflor

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$ 11 UC 1 ~ . 0 1°11 ' t.l p•rent:t.l :H vscc ::md :11 cc.: ' tht: soct t:l,Y of dr.a1· c..:lm ">!lan fn endc; 10 America. I

-~ t,ol~ 1 ·~ VA ' 1 1 l~ ." bl sl WI 1 .. f o·• 1 · · d ~ 1'1J E n Y l ft • • When c .· h mcrcics- ··ri!h peace rom -· !oug tu ~C' wil!t t 1em 1n th<;l.r omcstic antl social pROllf D AI f1 y ft A a you ar. !J)~1 1 Surroundcc_l \\It c·irdr·-. , 111 tbc11· pr_ayc· tnectmrr0 s, o.n the holy Sab.

fJ :f.; (S _. · ] l!•S "'I' · J • E 'for ., ,. j,,U ·F, •lid lqk h1gh, . 1 111c.ther- baths atlhc: Lor,h, l;.blc , and parlJcularly at their

s pJ t c:o• -' r~ I · ,.., o" ::n\ s:r<> :n.r mv . , . 1' I I b . M Esstt ,:nd t f ·'c • ll fl :uwcu(JII' ' '•lii• JI r l.ll 'ic w the c t'\1. .• • • ·. • l · · l c:tch rnio,:.wna r) HH·<:lJO~~. .ut t wug I aml:ihed. from

" if f A \. 6 I • ff • '1 .,. ~ r:tngt.:< (, 1 • l) f: f t... • of tracts · t rei•• · td t' r•n CSi o ·1 l h · The s<::t.l£ of tls <.. sr o ··1J1 1 • t- ' - tltcJO·! a11 1 ~cue1 .1 .~ a~ rmn IJemg unhappy. 1\ly tbe Ji bertY . 0 t nt' w f_ .fl one (10 ' '•I'' bj/' h:m<l; . , . . r v g'·ncr.tl &t:\ll: c1f 11 11 11d_l~. clu:erfulnc~~ ralher than took place m . 11 11 rl t 1 ~ . 1 ~ ( 6rru :.u~ . Jll ..

1,<._,.t of ~~ ·,tJ l' !', uL1ch c:x---cll d C. \.C - the oppu· tle . l am ~at.l 'i• : ed thathappmcss does not

live yeort~. agl o 'r·e I" fu J l tiJIIC, alit ~1· ~·-, ' · Ami th:~t nc.:.. dcpcu.l on <':-.lcru;J c m:urru.la.nces. With a con-. certniO y -! ,., n I • j ., ot!::.: r, ·' . ' .tl . l r.a l d f 11l•lY t . "' ,.. j ) l n.- J oll~ c ' ')' -.1' Ul ,. . . . I l . cl , .,, , . . ·--n<l - - t c ntcu lll lllt; . WI I a L r weanc rom this r tY'-' ~ J' \ F ., ··bf · ,; uc' ·''· I J ~ ...~ r. , l . \ As 1 was · o f ' ' . , The ,:m:::J v • · t 1 , 1,·111 . wvrld an1• tJXPu ou 1eavcn, w1! 1 an earnest and

f. t·-ue6 IY l;('l' n fl) .. ' . l fi'll •' (' .• •• ~ 'r·.; ;c< • , I •• ' l . d

b · the ·• ' " If/ · · · n 'J'It•· old f~sl. l c,n~.:· I' ' • •· ~· · uJHJ:;·idcd < :.: · ••c lo,crvc an o:Je}·ourdivineLord

orne I h S .r:•r .I t c in ll•• \ . .., . . t ... ·• ·· ·· ' . f . , inwbich •u ·,~r. h .. d, ". . ~r ~, ThcPa r.:l!JBili!t·,,,ulcl - ·:• •· ~.. . .. ~·:itlt • •'Jl r ltl'l'f' lo vurot·:ntopromutc. mthaclear count'~naucc, . I :c • t JtC Jl tl ··l 01 '1 •·Jj' 'Y ~ , • . ·, . . ·, . vi -! \V ul· t!.~! 1

1ivi ••:; grweramcnl, and wiU1 a lively

a small Jot1 cbubJ ~11 <.c ~~~r upi • cl .1 .Y a1rr IJ ' ' • Tit at Bible, the- -.-olumc. ''· < ,,. . I ·' ~ · : • '

1 1

• .' : . 1 , f .• ilb i~ ti11' He lc4.:tw·r. WI} arc happy, though our forest, w h IC W• r tlJ J'( ' l' J 1 >' 1·1 1 " ~1: (•. ,, t morn :1-llll :~t cvc 111 ng, co· t: 1 clu 11 ~ d e !.:;

1 ' fr~od b ,· oul.v IJI c:ad and water, :wd uur dwell in" a

his w ife . two . ()some ho .)':I .nul ;;jrf~ r.;f \ nd the pr.~•;t.; \' 1'1f our :.ire ·.r:t .. c;wc:<:l in> OC:\tio n , ulln~Clll1 v r a d·~l'rt . ' " iti!OUl Ulesc, in some g:0d • gr c.wn u1~· noc!ri

1c r c ,, ,1:, no . . lt~w:.'n e Y:or mc:-c~· by d y, :m.l for :;.;cty t:u·ough ni-;llt• J .· ~J ce ~.t. h; . L~ :. wc.a~·c uneasy :~uJunhappy,lhongb .

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cam(l m t.ae farh·~ . -f 1

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1, ,. fi .~ ' ·· · ·o " . olt !tlv c•·<·•·- ·la·v Wo! I •' ~palace and I ave all •\

l V ' U we l j . · f 'l • •:Ll'tS Of fl.(; f:~mJI'.' b:u!'l , . . . 1

' I ule Tbe rrood m~10 ]o ne - ._ f 1

.\ . '' :lrllt rem ' 1- ' - - , ,. ~: terwd 1 neJ nS IJ( cumfo1t \hat the world can af-'n ight~ and th e couote n:HIC<'·, 0 , 1 ·: 'fl! llalf r:Us'd 1 :~ f rc:n e:-.rth to ~~:.t r-:lpturous owcL f,,nL h i., uct this woJ·M, it i:. not temporal com-and f:unily bade J1'1 C ~,· cJl'7l! 1 j . ., 'r f til"- ling·, ;: 1rb, it i • t:Ot bCieoccanU retinement, it is /lOt even tnl•ing of a c oarse ' •ut " 111 : • P -., . tt c Dcsci·i!Jed in the Bible th:1.t !:ry on the s~:~ml- ,·ri .-:>Ihis t :t: •• •••ll:.t g i,·e contentment toau immortal we r e all s atecJ. rol)ncl '' j!OOd t.m ·. IH .. h, The old f:~shio~d Uibl c: , the dc::r blcs-;cd nibie, ;J.~ n,l. It is Got.! hiln~clf, ~vLo bas crealed our by' the nsili tnnce of p ill f' I, not, lid Lt:: • tJ,e Jlli!H!s caJ'a ble of C'np.> :ng Ius love and favour; it c

I I The r .w zil!J JJi!Jfl.' , whiLh hy 0'1 lhe ~tanr!. whol e cottag e . J ::u n "'.YC' I IC ' u.- a· i ::. cotn!!lllllion NiJ1 hun throu~h Jesus Christ. In round me. A J1 ~ .mul.. cl• ·m, J~wr.'J •, Ye scenes of tr:.:.,quillit,·, long- r.:tH! "·c p:ir cc, propc! r tiu:1 as we eujo~· this, lhe soul i~ fil.led a~d ! innocent, nent . T h · f ('. \\ =~~ ll ll l ; hv<il.. < • 1 ' . . I • . •. · - f o:• t hi led. In rroru•·l!on as we seek happ:ness m l th l

. ~I\ ,!O'lC ~ almost ~tcnc-:u:c m• p:<. ( .• . s n~ 1 ll · · · 1 · ·d .~.. b. t lb'U d. I e ca 1111 o f any cl c - c ril' t1011 • 1 c;:! ru r · · · - o< H.:r 1111~-, It 1s eJt I'OJ , wc.u ~ec o 1 er 1s- •

eyes tlp b d 1 · 1 • - more- a 1·1 1·Jo1·,,·,.•1 1C.~: · on a oar \-.: 11c 1 ~. n f'll . · " ' ecli· , . . .. ~ I saw "Ometh i · t n· J'

1..... I 1 l n so1..-nw :1m! s:~unr~~. I live h:okcn h c:a;t.cc1, Ala~! that our communion with our God and

I ·. og m c o r n1 u " I' · l " t. • . · · b:' took tt tlow·n an d fo u J d it to h [ .\ nd wnmkr un k noli'n on :\ f .. r d1 st:~.n: s!JOrc · ~av iuu r i aaJ !'IU::. t be ~o 1mpcrlect T!' ue were-

t he tract, en t it led t h e . : o ·,in ru~ u=·C~!~ ,o Yt:.t how can I Lloub t :\<lear S:tv:\Ju r·s prolcctio~ m a in 011 (·at th. ::;o often iuterrupted aud IJlarred by t,~,:;"h I ask ed. if I s h ould ~t"a:i iU. :~•' ;J'~ Furgctful of g·ifbftom his com~lifu l !!a nd: > OIJrun!Jcl iefan·l tuecoldncsslsLupidity,and lf~rld-' .. c wns .,.. • • '" • . }j;,c -; of our de!. ire~ and pursuits. Our alfect10~

fore 1 1

,'_1 ~ r :m ted . l prOt;CC'd( J:- , .... 0 lc> me '' 1th patic.:c.· rc cei·:~ Lis corr ection, a rc su caru.J aud e:ltlbh· :11at a) I ouroll'n elfortsm

l<~u nd v an d \ l I · k · · d.ropp ed he \' • cc ar tb£' '~0~ iHi ~m - Ill t Hn ·of the ll•b:c, th:..: 1;;.;.-on th e st:\r.d- ou r own ... trc n"lh :\rc 'inetTectu:tll and eren the t tn g , and al ' needle th" ~irl:: th ir k• ::- The old f:·shion'd Dible, the d,!lr b. esse d B ible w~ans ul cr:...cc~ the word ami promi.>eofGod hifl:-l n a few rno~:etre ,, o l<'mn I) ·11lcnt· ,-_.- The .f'mui!!J lliblt:, that J::y on 'l!c s~:lnrl. ' self fad of their eJect uruil an omnipotent ~rrens stant, . d r c ,v u n s th )' a ll , a t the ~~nJ"' 1·n- exerted lu arouse our benevolent aifecuon~, . to b I P

_ ... c..: ..• r!.e:::ol£ Cow·iu·. _.. d WS\' sn1n 1•

act of my l a:on n d me. Sown a; tl\c w a rm mu· c•>ltl heart.>, to atr~eour ro . r .., some nt U c 1llt r o If !l prouu man tn:\kcs me i.c:p my rlis· "nc awl to mon' om· sluggt~h souf3 towari\s God ~ud eve r ' le other .' . tnc ;ll onr '' Ill' :t:'ltl tl fi . . . ... e , 1 Icavc•·,l . Lrt ,,. not"'fot'.!Cl t.ltcn.tha.t.lhe.reHts\-a.

Y oul · • ~ hc1 1 1 1 • 1 1 H~ cm n ort IS he t: ccps his :\t t e s :~me tintc. u and the t n the 1 1" " ft•,Ln ~( ' Tl · bncc iai pr.Jwi· c thatthe F:1ther w1ll g" c h~ . 0

Y te rs ' ' good Wo . Otta~p \ \ ' i!' illl l · ; Jc g-enerality of pl!ople j u'g-..: of ns by ou :: ~ l•i t·it tu t:l._m tllal a~k for it. ItltinkChrJstttl:a~s

\ ere so 'l b. m.m -~nu l f h \. r~utunc 0!' r .. pn• ~ tion .· · II . d e·tr!lesllt< for liS ran up to o •n~ .. 1 ~ ~· o • r t 1: ' - 't· . ·- · :-lt,•u , p ;·.t \ unt'ner an more • ; . Ill c:. •u()ud . . I tl . -- . . : T l t u nn•c are a\\ om presserl · ,·rt • c

1· .,. l . 1nc 1 ~ rr.1cr , P.\. I, I·· .. ··,l \1·' :\l f..::-.rl) '- - parttcto~arJ .cnl!ir. uw1a pr .. -- ·r .l •' 0 () h <- c. ' I . •. . • • ... . . ~ d I b rs I we uo

b,. ui~ l ~ e t· b n l e little r pill t, I t eller from tlw lh·\ . lui\ l :·k ' II i..... . . pra.\ t~ r-- . !lll!L'I wgs, sermons, an ~ .o~. )I " ' e may contr~ tn d ' l' tl . 0111, ~lid el.d 1iu.~tt1 , ,

1 · . . . · ' lfHl.n 1 m n 1t rf·<·c'i\ c the influences oflne ~\)W\~ . ' .

a c .,\\ 1 ~h.) .... - l.t llls l u~·· \_, (1 .' on :\I 1 1 , - llluu . .., ·' cl. . b \t~..e t e·.ut· not t k c s~ l lln ~ I I · t I ' k l l.t(;~tmc,to lllstm•nc! in :..;~·w - '\ o: .> . datC'·l ·\ . tl.d<'cd n·c-t liJl a , ,·,tenl o(niC.'UIS and exerb~~s .

Up ' "01'} (' • 1 u b. - 11 ·p . ' Oll!lt .('>anon '-1 n ' 1:1· ~ Which \1' 11 11 •~. , ... t ile ~l.•0\1' of r 1g1011 , u .. n_ \ on i ' l fQ . • 1 Jn tr.: 1 ,, Utll I • r • ~"-· • • •• " ~ \:r u of the ~I 11~'-l l t·v \' l t ! I I :::. · • • .\ fy D C':H· rri(•Jitl, ty will lH.: W:J.nt in tr. There wi\\ be no ue, l\O s~tal b

.J j ll'l •l J , l \ o r f . . .... . '1}1 t n,e \11 ee n 1 f • ~ , lla 1 ur •av•>r o Dl:c·• mlwr ·,\11 r·:w ~ 1 1!\ tl. . \ n ,t wh:1t i~ our relirr1on Wl'~IOU ..

to the~ t th ~X' \li d l' " • l ( that no Irlllll cr \l,n't·h. It wa" L l·~·lh ··r ti ,. ,,. ;u ~~c me I., ,. princ il'k ui lu ' l.! lllO\·inrr in J,e heart and ~xcillll~ the ,.,... "'''il\ l'v ~ , •ld,andthe t , tl.,,tl th~tho muchiutct,'t oi. ~~ ~· :.u·h . ;:ol n?~ t? 1<-:~t·u ·h, all t'·at '' ~Jo? i\i~re l)harisaiwt,odwusau.

•u Of ~ ' n{\ l' .. •l'la I to I . I . . • • 11" \ fJIJ• h , - k b\e rnomc tlt'\'\ • t h·\-" .... p c r:-on u .. k.n'" ' '' !.,'ll\' .'e lc.: lm :\ell· Yu: k. ::-,, l.\rrrr a rl :· 1.·- ~ 1)om in:~ GI ,., 1!1 tltc · i~rht o!GoJ. '· c 33

·a b\i~· nt . ~ '' l' ' ~ llOt L ' 1 'll\ wtth "O . . ~ ·

11 n ch a · o .1 d pu c tents. ' ~l.S t}l , 11\<nt s e~n du mcd 'Y \ ,. '. 1

. ~ 111 •.111.1 n•J01hl r- J. ,,! c 11~iHia 11 ., . · • !llg" uu •>ur ti >Od, wn unite in fam1 Y an f I ha\ y l,t\ '''hnt(' \ l' r no·ll tllali jrlt ll .ll!ll ~ d1n au tnunu t- ,, tlc .I .' a.ui o , liiC' calll.t.'- Jn-:tyt:r, , a lid son~ · ol pr:lise. I\o\v how m~ch o

' e 11 \• I' ' I nr I ('ar •rclllrt~n a I • . I t l ~ t·. ..,11 tl. . f d !.1. lmhtt and ncvel· ui I t' ;_; ~ . •Otllillg of il. (011· ' ,,,, .. y urk. :ll'ri \ . I I I~ I ' 1,'( 1 1':- \' lO !i:l i h ... d frot-ll ~ I . Ill-. . ,. nwrc ly thr cftcct 0 e uc~ on, r' . o'cere ' cornplet" 11 l , 1.' . l) t\\ , ·1\k J for E .... , ,,, u I alt· .. •.tt\t .t ' l' wrr.!-.- . ~nl' r l l a •wn .> :lnrl how much is tl1e eucct o st • th . r "' y 1.' 1 Pial . • l I o . • l,l\ ,., H'H . •• .:' )lo• Jove to C hrist? And if we hring al l that appears. t 'th •ttlQ i ~ ' \ 'I) I \ ";\' 'l PI~ etoqn nrl'. ]\\l 11 1t lll' I'~:~. u.n· of .·~· t~iu,; tl ,l n:. , , ~ •• ;1 ca;I1Yet ha~l like rel ig ion in the world to this lest, }!OW nlu~h to • • ~t 6!\~·ll~\l\• ' \'t\t <I ot all pn sl'llt ~ •. ,.,,,,u:el\ e r llmv rmu·h I itt• I' u ,.;, • · Ita-. cnc, lot ,,.1'1; mu~t be CvndcmucJ a.nd how little will bea_r e ei. t-; \ ,' 11' , . ' \1>: n · l • I :1111 om .ortcd 1llc' . lt· . l ... ·u r. lllrn.:!·, d t ' l !JlCI"" t ll 1\ l . - " l'rt> l ~'~'' h ~ hap . . u \ -, " ! uud t I ,;;sh·~· . It is ntlt, ho\\:e,·cr, ~ul' u tu jul gleh oh"" l~t.

' h ' ' II Inn- with :m . ,, t, ~i'l '1~1 l\ idencpy ml their wn; ~. :>· ~ , r,.,.J id i t I>lH·tn- .J. IS Is the' '>rcrorra tl,-c of lum who knows c. "'" ~ l ' h t t! 10 U(" ' l" II t • [ ~ ( ' ,1 '- p )3 . I <> t be JUdgeo u 'III' · 1) 1' ' 1 " ' .., t•"·'l ·'~ · t1... • t i t Ill onle1· tl1·.1t \'·e ottl""l\·cs nl"Y no ' }mnn ,\\ ~ ' thttt\VCS 1a1lc1 · ··~. ~-· . • l.r un· .. ,.·- • ..,... "

J 1~ x·i~t ' in ., . · 1.11°~ much h:11'nme"'~ m <:ach o<t · !1 and condemned lJ,· h im we should J·udge ourseh·e;s· . v .,~ . ' ~octa d l ot i 'u. t lie;· ,_ S . J , ose

tiNtnutc the cause of ~n~ ~u .:. mu nal Clforts t~ ~lls1ble that we can do nothing to auy purp m " · '"sthout the constant aid and influence of the Holy

' Spirit .• le t us pray daily for this blessi~g: And tf we Wish to see ou r friends. and ilie rn~mster~ an~ ...:lnu:ches uf Chri. t more devout a nd zealous tn his 8 crncc, l ~t liS pray continually for the more abun-d ant cffus10ns of the spirit. .

. ~fy ~1<':\'' fricu.:i , :-'ay yon bE' blessed w1th s~~h dn ll\C mtlucnc<'s :\S shall briug- you ncar to Chr~ L, nnd enable }'Oil to sCI'VC h im with g reat satisfacuou t.o .Your~ch' nnd usefulness to othe rs. 1

Vel'J allcctionatdy, Yours,

PLU\' Y F I SK·

F rom the ./.l.lb P,·escnt · any D(li/.'J.IJ.dvert ·

v a ses a lton Of JTt e 4r t.Ser, -'II arch 21 ought to know our po,vcr wit h a view to its j udi- lie would he dcstroy t•d il d ( N Ptocuroci n t t l: ' uscs.-'l'he · · cious npplic~tion ·, nnd \VO sl1ould form a j·usl cs~ 1 dies• r tl 1 · · ut my fears prove r cw v k lo ox1· superh s:l gro1 n . , •Or 1c t 1111,. p roved 10 1 f 1.1 G · .J. o r > l1lc1·ch · . ' <:nse o f t h • p • ver timnle of our fn.cultics nud capalnllios, in order to b 1 · ..,.. · t li d 0 JC proo a I te

:>-OVcr nor C l int ants, lntonded · 0 carl-St root promote in the must efr'llctualtlltu mcr, tl1e wolfnro ut i ao~ms Ire nu water ; and nftcr nllowinn- it to ~01n . on w e re as a present r cool11 httle, fount! to my "Tc··t J·o tl t . " " l"llltlO o f d ' P res ented · •or of our country nnd the huppinnss of mankind. ·. 1 1 o u Y, m 11 wns n hQ\\g~ m lhis .ton~rs On Su.tu rda l C>l hun by :t Tho fnvornblo views wh1ch my tbllow citizens 11 ~llll•.c on 1· le aw~, manners. unJ customs df the

a }1un-'- d Cl y , tn l)1n Y ust at ]11· o I lunar lllhnbatnnts, m very. 11111•0 \"elch, ,,.h.lcll pro-. <>• C c it"t·· " presence of ' ~ IToncrully, huvo tnlton of my ng:oncy in.dov_e op· ' O t' ~ens a nd unwards of P - f vcd to me not only t he nnti4u·11,. o f our I ~ . ' r .rc scnt· strnn •· · mg the resources and ad1•nncin

0a tho prospcnly o 1 1 1 · J • • ng uag-e 111

o f 11 I n g th e vn gers of d t"s t· . I I ' d l t I ill P r.ncr. mt ats extension ovel· tile sola,· svstcall, 1e comm1t t .;e_s, 1\'h·. flo mct10n.- t 10 comrnonwoa t .1, n ro tho grun.test rowar , no.x 1 dr<lss : co, dehvc.~cd h u c, on the part to tho aprrobation of my own conse~cnco. which :md. probnb Y over t he wholo unin:rse." -G o v EllNon. t 0 following nd- 1 Cllll enjoy in thi~ world. If I h:wc been hither- • 1 hu~ fa r our COI·r cspondent; for we will not of-

! c ha.nts of p CLt N'ro N,- In b tu nn huanblo instrumen t in the hands of provi- am:d has mod<'sty _by a dctnil of the great in"cnuily who e a r l-s treet i h ehnlf o f t he donee of dispensing somo benefits to any !cUow w_h l~h he sh?~'·cd 11~ the translation of this lat~ ar cn-bcnc11~J~v~f~hply imp;0~0~ 0w~·ttt11Y of Now- y~~l~~ citi·wns, l!uw c every inducorncut from their ltind- rr?otty ; nell let· wall we d well upon the proof wh ich W.: have t he I You ha.vc con fer d ll sense of tho nos~, so oftcu, :;o striltin"", nnd, I m:1y say , so uni- tht> phenomenon affords, tha_t all. meteoric stones u.s a. lest i moa~ tonour t~ pre~ent ~~ upon thi:; s tatc, formly man~f~JS tcd, for <fovoling my best a nd my pr~cccd .f~·om ~~~ m~o~1; for It w1ll be m_ore edify-

At a n c:a rJ Y of ~hc1r g rut itud y o ud ll•ese vases, futuro oxorttons 111 tho snme ca reer. ~ng to S"11 c om 1 cntlc1 s n few extracts o t the book th o icnpo r ta Y Por!od, y o ur SaO'e ~n rcspoc~. l pray you , gentlomon, to present my grateful usclf: _ami~· the ":hole o~ it is cqunll y curious, we 8rio w it h t hllee ol uni ting lh~n~aty upp r~cmtod aud rcspcctfulackaowledgments to your conshtu- shnll liom _tame to tl ulC, . g n·c a lcnf or two, j ust a t

. t 10 11 t o t he oso _o~ the H u dson •Vntors of Lnke eutG fur these flntturing tcslinv>ninl~ of their es- 1rant!um-m the !'1cnn tune we give nn cxerpt of the upo n our

1 P~bhc In teres t ind ' nn d your tlevo- teem : And perm:t me to ex pres~ to you the lug h cltnjlter on marrrogc-t_hn t being the g rand hing-e of

influc n co. c~shlaturo,w1th a ll ~~~d y~uhto u rge it seuso which 1 eulcrt.'tin ol' tho honor you ha,·e luna r, us weB as tcrrcst1al society. com · a t w a..., the h Weag t of your co!lfllrrcd . on me by you~ perso~~l-'1ltte:1~~nc~ Oil • Oj Lore, 1l farriage, D!rorce, and Damages.- L ove V ' '' e a splen<li..._ reali ty nnndt oory , has now bo- tins ocouswn. DE \VlT L CL LN I O:'l'. 1~ n candle, nnrl mnrrm""e an cxtiug-uishcr '"hich

•--<•)'enlcnt o f ' at e very d A'bany, M1n ch 181">. . ,folks pur upon it ere the_,. 0go to sleep, lest tl;e llouse p;a.y of t he uur res o u rces, and e . ne w .o- -

, c it izens fi 1 po~~r nnd "ntndeur fvory new d ts- - - shonl_ll be burnt whil e they nrc sleeping-.

t CG nddtt1o n a.l · "'d o o u r s tate its iS.pigt•Jltn!J. . . It 1s not n~c~ssary _rhat every lunnr lntly should be 10~our you r charac:te rm uccmcnts to admire ~d I m love, but It 1s 11 m1ghty sa fe-guard of her chnrac-

mong ~be in terestin o· . . tcr ~o_get marr ied; nnd if she accomplishes thnt in your name m volvcs •t . ., cons adcrattOns w hich F RO:\T TH~ GER~TAN OF LESSI~G . a sktlrul manner. •he 1nay afterwnrrls love whomsoe-tha t your fello w e"tt'·t.:en1~ 11

1°t th e lea s t importnnt, , ·er she pleases , if h~r husband either don' t know it

You t I ~ ., 1avc r t l T ask'll my fair, one happy da}-. fi 1 t" 1 · 1 · • o t 1e office which ;,i . e ccn y . recalled or m• no nu t Wit 1 11. your tale nts , and th t "' ve~ s uch a mple scope to What I should call her i~ my lay, According to th~ lu?ar laws. a bachelor may have c harge of it s duties ~ ytohu hhave preferred tho dis- By ••hal s••ect name from-Rome OI' Grcoce, Ins numerous an ofispnng as he pleases wilhout be-e m bassy : We . 0 e o n o urs o f a fo rci"n lphigcnia, Clolia, Chloris, ing obliged to proYide f'> r any family'; whereas a t ration -will be ~~cr~~Y _h ope thn.t y o u r adminfs- !.aura, Lcsbia, Delia, Doris, rn nrric.t tnan •hall be o uli~ed to provi11o lor as 1111_

be beneficia l to you~~c1 Y'.~·gt to yourself, as it will Dorimcne, or Lucrccc! mcrous a famil \' a s his wife pl eass~. althoug h h<' P E TER CRA

oRnYs 1 u e n ts . may happc11 to lm•·<' no oli!>!•r in::- of hi;; own. "Ab !' ' replied my gentlo (air; • · 1 1

J A "' l r.• ' ~ ,, ~;c,Jrdtng au t '" o d lunar la ws, rl11, pu rson wa• , , .c.S H EA R.D "Delo,·ed, "h~t urc naml!l but air ? _p rohibit••cl frlln• havin; ~·n .•· wife of his own ; bnt a~

N A J AI-i T ,\ Y L O i{ 'l'akc thou whatever suita the line- 1 1 d N \TLJA • 1e .'n nobo.ly to whcm he could len\"c the money ~ r NlE L R I C HARDS Clelia, l phigcnin,Chlori!, wbrch h'' wns fond of nccuanulatin~_. the lun:l\" pat·-

JOH N H AGGERT Y ' La1~ l csb· Del· D · A R T f:f uR. 'TAPPAN ' 1

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' Jn, orts- sons arc now furnished "it h "ivcs "hu nrc support-BJJ t don't forget to call me Til i NE! ' ' d . r I . l I EDWA R D M . G REENWAY ·' e out ul ccs C\ ' IC( UJ.onalmaninges withiu thcil·

AMOS PA L MER • -. cure. RA LI, II O L MST E'· D In lunar society, a tall footman is kept to protect

AN OT,D JOKE VERIFI F.D . tl . t ·· I ·•· · 1 1 PRED ERl C K S f-I .EL,D ONT 1e vn· nc ot autcs Wll loltt <loors, am render --. • , "Swear not at all ," the priest exclaim,; WhoC\tll" is fool enough to take a bad wife 01f

ISA AC s. H ONE, I To James in nngr.y strife : the hands of a luuur gcn!lt!lll iHl, is ooligetl to pny Com>nillce. 1 do not swear at ALL, cried : ames, for it in a court of Ia,,· : wherens, he who in like

I ( GovEn .xo r.. CLr:q·o:-~'s R Ea•Lv. ) But only at my Wuc. m:u1ner carries ofi' nn unmarried ladv, becomes _Gcntler~en-[ rc cei vo the se s plendid fabrics heir to 1111 thnt sl•c possesse~ . •

Wi t h the htgho::;t gra tification. I u t he desig n nod The lunar lnws forLid all intermarriag-e between in the execu tion, they reflec t honor on the taste, On the afternoon of the twenty-second of NoY<'lll - royal persons a ud t heir subjects ; uut. in compensn--sk ill , n nd i nn-e nuity of o u1· artist s , a nd in that b"r l:u;t, an uncom1non murkiness and warmth of tiou thcy notbnly g ive unbounded license of iutriguP, lig h t , t hey ar~ ncecptablc : but they c~mc to me the atmosphere, accompanied hy n peculiar sulphu- but dcclm e it felony to call any man cucltald whost:

I with s upe rior r ecomrnc n tl n.twn s , us t ho offering rous smell, and n still more peculiar tinc;c of purple lady shall be favoured with roval attentions. of r egar d fro m the hands of g cntiCIJICn whose itl the thiclt clouds by " hich I w:ts sur rounded, in- l n the moon, only the privileged orders mny be g ood opinio n "'l greatly v n.lu o, n.n u whose freind- tl ucccl me to wnlk ou t into the fiehls. There wns n legally separated from their ,dns ; nml fur the s hi p I sin-::c rc ly reciprocn te. whistling noise in the a tmosphere. ns if some heavy peace ami good order of society , the mo1·c frequent-

On this occa sion , I c;mno t but felici tate· you Lody had been cutting- its way through it, and the ly that thobc in humhle lifc 'l'mrrcl, the more strict­( a s t h e ro prcs cntntivcs o f a most impo rtant sec- tcmpcrn tu re, notwithstanding the advancr.d stnte of ly nrc they compelled to remniutogetlu.•a·. tion of tho m os t commerc1al city m the western the scas:m , and the great quantity of rain that hnd l n the lunar regions , a considerable proportion of w o rld ) n o t only o n t he flo urish ing cond ition of n•ccntly fn llen, wns a; high as in the midst of. July . t he pcuple ha,·e no fathers. These nrc called nRtu­o ur g ; cat o tupori u1r_1, ~tit o u the s~t ll m ore ex1~!~ctl As 1 5toori pondering the whi>tling bec~me louul'f rnl children-a~ if it wC're unnaturnl to have fn­d cslin ics tha t uwnat 1t. I ts unnvallr.d pos1t10n nnd lcucl er, and I thoug ht l coulu pcrcew e n dense thPrs. !:inch persons have non" of the r ights of so­n e ar the oecnn, and its facilities o~· in terior 70~- hotly, of no ,·cry Iorge dimcns.ion~, des~encl in;; f1'om ciety, lml they are e:-o:posed to all its wronl)'l' - T lwy anunie;~.t ion w ith the m ost cxtcns1vo und fortale the eastl•rn part of t!tc H ea,·cns, m n d1rect hn" for cRnnot iuher it property , out tire la w compel• them l"tl""ion s give it p rc -omincu t a d vantages. Mal.- the ~pot on which I stood . .. } st<"pped n~ine n few to pn.Y tnxes. . . . . • i n; f uJi nllow <Ulc cs for t he oc~urnmc<: -:>f those paces, and I had scarcely time to turn, when n blo';" It 13 n Siaudmg rule , n lunar socll'ty , that hull<"~

r~ut 1110 r a l a n il p l!y s ica.l cvrl.> , w h1ch havo wns .st~u::k UJ?Oil the surf~cc of the ground, the vt- who arc beautiful. and hn\"C no fortuncF, get l•Wl" ~conro·od t he h uma.n ~nee, we m n.y co nfidently hra t1on occnsroncd by wh1ch almost threw me off my wirlaout marringc; nut! those who ha ve fortunes, rcdi~t that your p~ogress w ill b? accelerated feet. .tlpproaching the place, I found that the sur- without IJcaury , get mnrried without ln1·c. .

~nd tha t every ncccss!Oil or populatiOn. :~;n_d opu- fncP. hnrl uecn torn up to the extent of sc,·e1·al fc <!t, A lunnr noble must marry either iu the vet·." lllgh-1· . vill bu t!tc parent of 1\CW a.cqn t~ lltOns.- nud n hole made to the depth o f near ly two yarcls. est or the \"cry lowest class of soci•:ty . A bnllnd­e u c c , ' cur n1 orc h o uses hnvc been nddo? to ,\ever douiJiiug that that W:lG occasione•l by n mr.te- &hager , or a rope tlnnccs, is. · j~a~ t .a~ honoUt:a iJic n

In onYo~k . t'l1a.n at present compose the a.nc10nt eric ston<", nnd knowing that s uch stones arc Yer_v mntch n,; u dutchess ; but tt 1s d1fle rent Wtth the NciV" . us city u1 which I now address you. hot when they fi rst ~cend, 1 rnn to the house au~l dnugh tcr of a merchant or tradesman, howevct· and l~rospcro omc n t the inha bitants of the coun- fetched the tongs wii'ii which to d rng the aer ial Yisl- r ich A~ tluf:l vcr~td w it h t he Ohio, the D e!awaro, the tcr from his ear thly bed ; and yon may jll(\s-e my • ·Among the luunr poets, loYc is n sentiment ; in t neseo n nec e l tho C onnecticu t , t he S t.. Law- astonishment, when, instead ofa <.ommon re•·olite, I real life it is 11 scusation, and often not lon g- nn n-Susquc_hadntll~ lVI iss issi ppi r ive rs. ~n.d With o~r d rew furth a boolt, wr itten upon a substance anr~ inn g rccablc one. . . .· rene~, ·1 n d nd seekino- witl1 soltc1tudo n~Vl- character ,·cry diffl!rent f1'om those of modern limes. l'io mnnicJ lunar1:m taltcs offence nt th.<' 11111 1gue v nst wla n seas ,·at" on with your city : A nd WJth- The book had become so hentetl. by the fri ction of of -1 partner pro•·id<'d it is car ried on Wllh a per­gable . COI"?mu~t~~e1 d ce n.ms of vision_u~y hy potlae- the 11ir while it was falling, thnt it absolutely made son' either c;nsidcrably bight·r or cousidcraLiy low-o ut y wld tng i~n~r:t.s of delusive antJCJpataon, we the water in the hole from which 1 dre w it, boi l like a e1· in rani<." . . s is , o r t h e ch fi . th o Jnpsc o f muny y cnrs , the cuuldrun ; and as 1 snw the lc;H·cs fl ullcr in the buiJ- Such is n sp<'cim~n of the nphon smntl c part ~f lfl:IY ex pee~, 00 [~f,csc dcsi.<m s, and n. consequent I hliog muo [ was apprehemivc that the curious rc- t hi~ chapter. We shall afterwards quote a sp~c a -c onsurn.m a t!Oil 0

1 d prosp~rity. A n d. we ma.y - -· ' ·1 m Pn of the descriptive. ,~ s tr.J.tC o f unc xu.mp ~esc cxpcctatin lS Wl~hou t the ~,.. · ·:= ~- a=::

ceJ"ta in ly ch~nsh t u rrocra nce or os ton tataon. We • jus t i rnputn t to n of ,..

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TO A CW££N A~ . ()" dr. rult1tg u If} 11 • -~~ {.;Jflie • 1.!: -'Iu,in..h ~

_NGL~N D'S DEAD· E ...r u ern a w · JJy ,:rJr• · rl '

yU.9LtUtZ1> S't' p.l:,ql1~~T ·) ( , C?•hm pacrzor.

0 an J:;le ! > c!ort ofth" ro r. u r mighty dearl. ... "\.\'h~re I• cp Y.J l and 6tately pilt;

• t hW 1

1\ hy ~ hrJuld [ 'l<t"u1 h -'"'/} .h J Y O<tfdilJ ·•~Ut,

At tlnH.:., thy brilr ee ~!i Iaili frnm to Prllm t rl t i

J!,Ll:.~ '{ oh E thelinda Gil, On rM dcath of r.;;; ,;:,, lVli•' u~arLotlt

w rnr• , .. na. n ' d ~ ~o . , r olorJ 9 be .

J ,,.ard oe ,

\ \ twn H e, ntJ(; t.lsank thi!t . ~. JJrdare& t~at lJe ha! bints eup,

c\' I { " .l lletd of 1ht ) 1 , U . vO~ C!O•.J bear t.o .t:. e.

d~rlfttuc, and the ir

}';t/Jutl. •J the ~cuona ,,ne TH~ year bat clo• ' sumDlcr

ruund- r .A u!uuln • I..J to c:urncne '

9prin6 )'tt' ~ .., lanJ cru~ ll c.l, \\'inter o er the

heerle' ' 'c.1 AnJ w.nt~r, (! dl!tOiali06 !Hill . EstendJ Llr' rcy .• ,..

0ther'd

I •J m .. frienth ha. e o

. . b"' c Ol J I lhc }C:·lr .. rule ru•JuJ .; Cl:ll'lottc ?·- 'nect h a orne I

But v.lrcr·: '' ' snurtntl: 'n• by hN , ide. I t ""J f:thc:linJa'• tle"l! o c.1 Je~tlh couL O{l

1ut-)' lu• ,J thruu~h lr ~, 1111

divtde. cJ • "trnn~cr ,. op to ,;aze

Ofl sltftll tht: wan ennr. ll"l hilucJ .. trnll r.H~c ' Ou tbc tall rus-rlllc lrrer! \::!~uth ltJ l<•P thdll \\'bile ,,urc •lfeciiOD ' .

~~ itor, . ·er-fouing \inc. AoJ ruund its uue aoroe nc•

t )- 1ht'linda' t•llllll, The Oraor,e-00\~c~, n .ri,uutly tltull bluoul-t;wbll.o.t o( ~eut 1•

0 1

1\hll•IIHidl..•t r.t ~, IJ erc uften !It b: l.)'l l l ' l 'ule 11 uou o·.,·ot· Her IJUllJaud p.u'cs 111& 1 •

h oft ,hallle:1cl IJi•llloomio;; boy , ,\ rul ~~~. r " be rc tlccpl IIU c<Jrl hI) JOY /.111lpu111t tbe JjJ(III .. tbe rolltn' tt.u:-rta• uiiCuO JCI UUI C u.:ruu •ce, . b• ,\JIJ wouden \\by llu p.trcut hnseu u.cr~;.

Charlott~, (or tbcc, 01Y Jeur, ruy ntuch lo \ 'd

I rierul, ' · ll !JI d · Tl e ru•c: aoJ lrll\' oil t',cir charm• a" II eu ' ~~:.II !Juri\ lfJ hie' 1\"lt" o u1uruin; lifta ocr' c:tl, AuJ \\':tb the;r c.Juur' fill l ht: t:\ Clolll(; sui e .

TtJo rose aholl fnclc RntJ inding c:rot,lcmn:c, llu\\ •lt~o~rt Ill) lrle, buw prc111a turc lit) l~lc: '1 bu lilly d ro_.p,, 11s JWCrll· .. a \\ hilu rc I!)U d , t:miJlrLD ul ptacu ••I I punly u( lllond, Jny •••ullt ~r •rye )h .. lll nc \c.. r , ~C\t r s~c, Tbusc tlu\\ c. ·cruwn 'd lullocl..s, uc.slh tuc apread

111~ tree \\'hou~ lout.ltj Lrunchc when the t~:nrt"·l ra\ e~ Suull hlunt tb ''"i' llnd prutn t 11> ;r.s \ c! .

IIOf'e, hn\Cn·born Dl"lid, thy burnir..; Lro1, IJ,uj .iHWth-

Dr)' lb.: IJ•~; :l·ur, '"> an~uuh'd ho~um auC•Il.c: .\\\ " c uo\ ultull uool tuJI"'lc.ktp.u• : Puiut to t he hc.lVCm1 1!1111 ~.ay, •· 1 il LO~et y ou

lbcrc :·•

~t.; ULUlll Y The six lolltm·•"~ line:. un the Chiltl ren

uf ht•cr':. llcp •• a.utc uu\ c..l LttYP•• ~ 1 .·.

l Pu~e lhuugflt ~~o u~t.ltor 10 .. ny thu ll; He; n.Hl t.H .. r 111ct " ""' '" ll11.: f.:., h11::. n L .. n~u .. gt.. : \\ b~n J: )'J•t':. ~ ~n~ loc>cl l"lll.lH·ntribc»p•m.ul·J In l...'hr')~t ol \\,til' Ito\.' ruJmuu. o\"h:n ~•t~od; ' \\ heu tnruo.10o1 the uc•crt '~ 1lu H11.~ toul.. their

\\ U \ t

lll.t' n.H.:I.: rclwtccl n1l p:>ur'J l.1ur•h n lit'O : \\ h I IIIUII"\ C411 Ahcll;.ruy .,uo,J..c:s~ 1-llll\\

1

I\\ lieu ells C&&U IHllo..lcu, lilt l .,, aH:al rocl.l cnn lhH\ )

.J Tr.rt uotto btf ·r~ t, 1 _ (' , 1 1 ,. I - 't . , I r ol \ "I "1 1 I

rt'pytuthcmovo•rnl ...,:.l, 1 11 , .• 1.

11· · , • 11

• • ' , ' n.t ,) )\. t tll'IIU U~o1u0 Ill I hi' ln d oll\ 111., lll •'Ill\. . '

1-" \ u '"' " ~(' .

I II lll · II, aJr, ~ I '•'C<I ll d ll ' I t •I f I • ' 1 11.; o • .. 1• In t ('

ll c:v: I Dll' tul t'r tll the 1 Cllllr IAr 1 •. 1 · I • . ' '. •u t a '" to l ,, ,

;;cncrn latt' C"l l mnnkul.l , that thl' lrn•t 1 • . • 1

\ VOUIJ be hollt'd W llh hurt• trl • rro, h t•l II I . Ill Jool Jo1· "Ill I ' " wnrw hoop 01 1: 11 . • • • • • tilt \ er.

t• ., Ol t HI arJ~h·c r ll" \ \U 1 J ~ ~m. . . • , ,.~1 ,,.

• t uck thl! tlecp, ... ,., • t(<• d r:o, t<ll<lr., c white sail rpru '

F rc··· fr,•r:, th nor wild ~ind 61.'C1:P• ... not foa..m, "'

\.'tave ma, England's Dca·J· \\'hrorc rt--Jt not

. burning plaios, , .. P.·'YV' '{ 'd ,. ' 17 "d o'crs\vay ' H v th~ J'Jramt o da "" r ri!m"•

. f I wer tbe noo . 1 ., "\\ 'i th f<•U I II ('0 . d_s n O vh aC C'

(\n·l th" p.alm-uce yrel -

t I ( rl .,p: IiilO B u \ "' 1 ,,. 1 "' J d

I ' r"m II' <H"f;n look 6crcely rc ' • h ta "k jc: don'" •

t ln:'t!t uytlw.u w o·w ' E \anti!! Dr~d. 1 ll•·fl • hunt r:r ng

'fh" bucri• an,. h:tth uugbt.

}1. lun • th lr.di~n •hnw. . , '"' ' k ;~ 'u ·o · .r\ nrl ( .H t.y (; .u 1~Pr. ban - J o

J Ill ;ud th~' ug~>r''> roar .

But t. th,. wuud roll on ~ )I b ll h tt'l tunc of dread

ror t) ,r,v- thnt fr om thrir toil'! h::t\'C gon('; T lww ·lumbrr En~la nd's Dt-a~.

J/lu 1 ru h thf" nrrr·nt flt•ods. T ilt \\' t ern v•lld ' n mong.

And (1,.,. 10 ..;rN•n Columlll::!'s "·oo ,

T! e hun "rs bow is strung .

(ht ~ttl thr Rnod<~ rush on! Lei the arrow·, Brght be sped~

\ \"11 • crhoul J th1y reck. u·hosc task i ~ d

fhrrr .lumber England's Dead .

't tic mount :lin s torm.:: r ife high ln th" .,nowy Pyrcoces,

nc,

:.\ n i t o~~ the pinc-bou~bs throu (!.b the sh·y ~ Liht• rn•c -lca>c~ on the breeze .

f) u I( t thr storm ra~;e on! L<'t tbe to re'-t lea\"el be sped !

For tlw R<'nCc\·aHc"s field is won , Thr r<' ... lumber Englaud's Dead.

0n 1hr fro7rn deep's r po;;e. '11· a clurk :\lld drcatl ful bour,

\ \"b"D rou nr! the ~hip the icc-fiolds cio~r .. 'fu ch. in ha with their poncr.

R ut It t tht' ir t• dr ift on !

'f. . l" uJStant Ja .. .t. •Jt: twm"s 6 ( unpq ll" ·~

c - ua a lo J' rv-laiur lb!tt Jt.su5 . . ve;

'J' . . warlmr, Etandz o g u Ill~ us !O biB fold abo,. ' e.

r;r,, hear to yoc!ler ~rt~ • 'l 'l ,. . lllld

•t: o 1ve branch of perfe Go, prea<'h the Virgin's ~ !leace;

wcmu rotU Cb"l,l VI lJ() came tf1 bid our wand'rin ~~

Ant! rna y that heav'nly Do b bS tease: . . vel t at bo!

I luu \'. It nee:~ once in Jord , e an s wat _~.,.,, nrl thy ~l.eps frorn9Jon 1ft b e,

"'! Oft :\ ,J ·~·;JI !he !:lOuis th-. :.r. '

'Jl!lmgs Sire! -- R. 1 PERu. I I "c. rt hc; tlilnsht~~a r:- \ vjJ cur l:l ... t • I perf. · ~ una Ill-) . If, r t h ~ .N QC. Fork ]);zjly .ildrtr!Utr

L•.trac t from &llr~r'H~ond . ~ · \ m. :1 u:1 'JI. Uolbrs decreed to h" reb ll3a) of the ' ' ·• r .!SF l)f l 'eru- " 1 ro!;>eat lt11t ~by tb~ Con. 1 ~- .:.! t:r · favou r ioouesuon' m•-:'e11 .outaecel¢· I · . .. :..... , , " rne,, !nv r, ·;, t! y uL en r~11 a rut"~ in an inhnh j · ea~.

lok:.:-rt•f. than h~dcrer been hopt-d. ~\gt~ter • < 11 f" 1, r ~ k ntiii'S, ' ' ~he addresses the Pr 0~ E.t. I

1

.. t 11at Con~r~s lns omitted notoin~ea~:l :o b1 hrr uvur.lulc !O me. 'Ina}· ~ uloUUI

I · 1 d . • . •e n3.llltd •n•· ·:t oler an .. :mour. of Pcra. th h i Ju r· ·· J rn, ,tbe ho:1oura of perPetuYp/':

l• nt : t h•·.' .'!:!r~ ordered a medal to ben m ! , ... t ~ m:y purtr~t~ they ln;c catled me ~~ : o r ; t hr·_v h::ve ln~c.s!ed me wnb the com~ ~ :· l '•·r :: ; :utd finaUyoS'er~me ~ encrmous u 'l 11 i . f : . I h2·:1! accepted wrtb pleasur~all ex­

; n· p: t~1 c l.t:;t : that I am forbiddeo to accept i t>:· t!.c law~ of my country and t~ose of my 1 <~I' n foc:. ~ t."· i } : ~ t r -: ct from tb rep1y of lM Presidenl­

r::-:r ·; !cnt ~: r . The Congre>a to whllm 1 h3vt uraJ· k :.o w:1 t ile rcpe2.ted and absolute neg;;·/ t ! \ "t ' (';' yrtur Exr:.ellenc·( to receive the oillion of d ol!:i rs wl:ich they decreed to pbce atywrl dl:::p ' •,·i<ion":J s a slight t(>!:hmony ofthc itm/ t1111 1 h lf' bcn'cfits tor which tile nation areil.'d~t· cu to \"OU , ha\"C cet e:rm\ned, thatl sb2D)nform \'t~· ~r txcellc!lcl' !hat n·bill: they re;pect yaur d, c::<!o.JJ: , th<:y sensibly rew-et to see !heir d~

1 s. g-ns o n t h is subjact t~strated · and ~lui, ~~ 1 feeling t ljcmsch·es ot libtrlyto.prtSS Ill. ~

11mc , :~ftcr the dcciJed et~rec..!:on;conUmtdm vo~.; r lust nu!e, t~ke tl1c liberty y~ to 1~t~ ih :~ t YOU wil l :!UPTOjlliJtC tbe wd, ~

. ' .. . c. 01 tlle !~U· wur :...~ uf bo.>ncfilce.tce.~ ..,rour . !It!

f. t 1.1,. <'old bini' desert sprc ::id ! I n.1t •· place o: ,·onr n:l!mty, and !or an~ o\l t P. :1r: s · •>f the. rcpuolic oiCoh!mb~a '~~ch J08

ll=ht'ir t <•ur c with mn!"L nnd tla "' is done. o 1n :1:; t i l:nk proper.

Tl~t•r.' •htmbf'r England's Dead . Tllf' :J rm::; o!· the Pem\ian . .na!ion ~lnl~ ::~ ThC' lt-nr!ck<'ofth<' Isles, si~ t {,: · :-~ a cscutch~?nci~iticd inlol~~~n~r.;

T bl' ""'llllf fid ,l and U'" R \"C ! ' the · ·~ !J t :l~nrc, wJ~'l a vtc~~a (~arud· l~:.:Jrfr

I :i\"o• o:· " ou: h :\ men\:!) luoKIDg tr~~1• 'red, and t

Arr u.t t tht' rl)('k~ thl:'ir fun eral piles : whr ::...·. uc:-~ ;i r.~ :~ Q:.J ma t ree ; m.t~· t rno••'-" • l)! ' OU IN I

'l h•• '•'·IS and !>horc ~ theu gru,·c ? ~rn:-~ll, • r , w :ch ;). c<Jrnuco~m pout-. b:cbesofPt· l l -~t~u ! (' ing hy t~csc ;:ymbol~! cr. Thccre51r

f:o ~t 1 • 111~··r ~ trark the deep, ' r·• 11• : !tt: t hree ktUL-rlom;;afn .. ture. nicd03 PH'l'. lr<'", t ho white sail spread ! ·I ,.hall l•t a c;\·ic cro~v n, and 'nc ~~'l>~aftllt

\\·,,\"t'' :tv not foam. ne>r wit I .· d . •"1<''1 ~ tole w ith a bl!ln.:r ar.d :J-~:u con.ti!V'.tl ' . . u m s v. ccp. ' n.tt .on .. i co., ;Jr.;. Th('!'l.; arm• . ~

\-\ntt•· H:- t llOt Eng,lantls DcrHl. ! tht :• r f";:l !<eatc1' th!!. t31e,_pl~ce~ I~~Re~ l .. FRO:-r ~ 1.0:-\J' l.) X n • 'I It f\.:111'(' rnnned of me inscnptiOil ·

• • .'\I'£.1. . l ' . " J cl. .Y. , l :1 l I .I \ l .o 1\:l. • :ll\ be ('(ll!lpll!!"l .

· :...;lli,Pt:OJn1ttu 'lih'Hn: ion:!l::t:lllda.rd sn . . dr-~ wiU D · ~ • · red \I OilC lUI ~""~

nnhC'>. t n makc :l "Tf'>tt } 1 t!irt•t• v, ·;ti · nl:-trrpcs, • witha I \ \ ' . ~ •. r !' l O W' t litl' · t r:ns ·wJ crest in the centre,Tb mere '

f"Hr t.:nnts ~ l iiL· k ClUt , ·· t l , • · · · • 1 cd l.~"c:tt!l e . . . \ l 1 p:hl ,: lllhl H fl" nl :\1\d :I \nt rd Iuter :lC. I.J<Ol' • • •

An.l t hto: ~ ~ Hlr<.'l~· npropo!', I I 10c . ti.lg i~ t o lw plajn, wtt.hout th,e,~l~~c<JDillllll\" F or ·whur:.: u ::!•' llsc vi UJout th ' . ! .. ~ •non~ t :, •• . tnc:15Ui~ adup~~ (or rhc MiJ!CS ~

<' s.t!/hng .? tl'rt•lr n ' "ubttOns, n D1recCJ . d partment. I o b' ' 1 rl "or c•·cr} c

1 t l:> b u1·u ,•st .. ,,s . IC ' ' _

4 I

r 1 A PRA Y ER F()R-~ work l).l.s l'e ce ntly bee LOR D BYR ON.

ta ln, ent ;..led "Th h n published' in G t ive ~ . oug ts <:hie fl d . reat Bri'-

~ pcrsuaslVe to p . Y es1gnect 0 5 pr pard E 11\'at e dev . epara-a. d ' sq . of Somerse t sh ire . hotton, by J ohn Shep-

Octt ment · . '111 t e app d" • I S 'In trodu ced e n 1~ to which

rc st1n g con , conta inin,. a 1

' whi -~sponde nce With the 1 ., c ceply in te-

c h we g ive the folio . n.te Lord Byron, from T o the R. o·l 'Wi ng extract.

I ~ ~t R on. Lo,·d B ron .

\MY L F rome s y ' atPtsa.

ORo, ' owcrsot, Nov. 21, l8'2l lVIore than two e . .

I e d wife wns takenyfr~: ~~ce, n ~ovely nnd belov-~fter a v e r y s hort union ' S by linge ring disease,

I ~ng gentleness and fort itud h e posse~sed unvnry­lflng as_ rare ly to dis close i t s eit~nd a ple ty so retir­

u e ntlal, a s to produ c e . ln words, but so in-c onduct. In the last h~u unifo~'? b e ne volence of look on a lately hom and of hte ,_ n~ter n 1nrewe11 she had evinced ine x p - b~nly mtU:nt, for whom whis pers We re . " God' r~ssl ~ nffectlOn, n er last n es s !" Since th s d appu~ess !- God's happi-

I h e sec o n anmve rsary of her de -~e nse , . n ve r e D:d some p ape r s w hic h no one ha.d

?I e c n durhmg h e r hfe , and w hich contain he r most ecre t t o ughts . . I am induced to communicate

t<? ;rour Lor?s h1p a p assnae from these papers WhiCh, there 1s no doubt , r ete r s to yourself; as i hnve m~r_e than once h e ard the writer mention your ag1hty on the ro c ks at Hastings.

"Oh my God! I t ake e ncouragement from the a s s urance of thy wor d , to prny to Thee in behalf of one fo r whom I h a v e lately been much inte rcst­~d May the person t o w hom I allude, (and who IS now, w e fe ar, a s m u c h distinguished for his ne­gle ct of The e as for the transcendent talents '£ho u h ast · b estowed on him,) be awake ned to a. s e n se of his o wn dang e r , a nd led to see k t hat peace of min d in a proper s ense of re ligion, which he ha::~ fo und this world's enj o y ments unable to procure ! Do Thou gra nt that his futu~e example may b_e p roductive of far mo:r~ e x tens1ve be n e fit t~an hiS past conduct and wntm gs have bee~ of e vil ; and m a.y t h e Sun of Right~ousn~ss, wh1~h, we tr_u!5t, will, at ,.;orne future peno d, ans e on h1m, be br1~ht in proportion to the dnr k:n~s1:1 of those clouds wh.1ch

uilt has r aised around h.lm, ~nd ~he ba lm, :Which ~ bestows, h e aling a nd soothu~g m propo!hon to the k eenness of that a g o n y ~h~~~ the pumshment of his vi c es has inflicte d o n him . &c.

~ ' ti Yu£y 3} 1:814 ." " ~as 1~gs, <J . • ' m Lord, in tl1is extract The r e 16 _nothmg, Y at all inte rest you;

h . h . a literary sense , can . w !C ' 1D • h a p pea r to you worthy of re­but ~t may, ped aps~nd expansive a con<:ern fO!' fiecuon, ~ow e;p thers the Christian faith can the happ_me~s 0 -~st of' youth a.nd ~rospe~ty.­a waken 10 t ~e mi tic al and sple ndid, us U1 the H e re is n otlung poe e of M. D i,tla.martine; ~ut

J expostulatory ~oroag . Lot'd ; for this i11tercees!l)n J h~re is the sublmte, :ui a ccoQnt , to the ~preme

.Vas offe r ed, ~n Y I t .,;prang from o.. fatth more S ource ofhap pUlC!>S· f t h e French poe t:. and from conji:rmed tha~ th::~.t 0 m bination with fa 1th, show­n charity, whiC~l , !D ~~d a midst the lll:ng uors a nd ea ·its p ow e r ummpair . lution. I will hof?e that

. . of approac hing iliSSO was deeply smce re, Pains 1 . h I " m s ure ,

w u c .. "1' a praye r,b alw~ys una~al ,tng·L d to the fam3

ay n ot e 1 . g rny or , fc m I would add n ot l~n , h as s urrounded you, ~r

. t h 'ch y o ur gem us . d ' vidual to express ~IB WJth \IV I w n and obscure lDl I be numbe red wit h an on t nO f 't I had rat l e r . dom from a-

. f n 0 1 • h t " WlS adrnir~v~oo wish and pr.ady ., .~ J. ~y," may ente r s uch

I those d " p e ace," an b o v e ," an a mind. .

TUE ANSWER. Thanks to the Treasurer and S.:,:retarios ll'lUO mo\'-Srn, Pian, Doc. 81 lWJ. r.! uy

I I · d 'Y· WILBERFO.RCE, Esq .-1\Ty Lord, At lhi&latc lave rcce1ve your_ letter. I need not say, pcnotl ~f the mecung, 1 should, 1 am sure, abusu lhu

that the ext~act wluch It contains has a ficcted usual kut~ness I e:~.~~e~jenr.e from 1his assembly, if 1 me, because I.t W?uld imply a \Va nt of-all fcelinrr \~ere. to tlunk of rlct.llnang you for any lcnl(lh C'lf lime. to hav? rend 1t Wlth_indifference. Though I a.~ 1 ,1r tf any aq;nmcnts had hccn wanted lo sa•curc our no: qmte sw·e that 1t wns intended by t he writer atlachmea\t to this cnust, they llll\'l' h~on furnishcd­fOI me,. yet the da.te, the place where it was writ~ if nny moti:<'s had b~rn wantc1l, they hnvc bcnn af­t th h forded ; and it nnly remains that I should once more en, ':'

1 some ot cy circumstances w hich you renew my \'Ow of allegiance . 1 remember 1hc wont

ment10n, ret,t~er the allusion probable. llut, for was u,ccl by tho l.lis\mp of Calcutta , a hat ho \1 as hup­whomsoever It was meant, I have read it with all py to runcw his nllc~iancc to 1his Society, and now I t he_ pleasure that can a rise from so melancholy n. also tenc1, my •olcann on1h of nlle~iancc 1o ia . It is top1c. I say pleasure, because your brief and siru- not political allctiinncc ; for, a:; our friend hns just pie picture of the life nod demeanor of the excel- obsorvrcl, he was nut fond of 11olitics, I can nssure l t h I him, if he docs lhH IO\'c pc,litic~ now, hu woulrl not en person W o_m t rnst th~t you will again meet, lovr them more if ho hat! sot'n more of them. It i>

cannot be conte mplated Without the admiration really w'1th plea,urc I bid utlieu to thai· scene of war­d?e to her virtu~s, and her pure and unpretending futo ami of turmoil-thut i~ my l:tbour, hut here is p1ety. Her lnst moments were particula rly strik- rny re~t ; there any 'isits, but here is my home ; and if mg ; and I do not know, that in the course of while her!', I can only occasioually enter 1ha1 home, reading t.he story ofmunkind, and still less in my the time will cumc, whru, iu our l'athet's house, we b f shnll tnlte up om lusting rt•sidcru:e, and 1hcrc speak

o _servatwn~ o the e xisting portion, I ever met more fully of tho come111s of ahat hles~ed Volume, 1he Wtth any thmg so unostentatiously beautiful. In- circulation of which it is the business of lhis society to disputably the firm believers in t he Gospel have a promote throughout 1hc world. l\ly Lo•tl, it is 1he great advantage over all others,-for this s imple 1 ~rand excellence of !his blrssc.t work that it tends to reason, that, if true, they will have their reward revive rclig,iou in i.; :·unclamamtal and esscnlial princi­hereafter; and if there be no Jlereafter, they can pies: every thiug in this bad world is ordina• ily cor-

. h rupterl, and cvcu religion itself experiences sr~mcwh:u be but Wit the infidel in his eternal sleep, having nfthat pollution ; a uri it is but 1oo commou wrth those had the assistance of nn exalted hope, t hroug h who nrc Chris1ians by uame, if they do not cominunl­life, without subsequent disappointment, since (at Jy renew their acquaiutancc with r~l iglon, by the the worst for them) " out of nothing, nothing can Murly of the Sacred Scriptutcs, 10 adopt the m.ercly 1uis. e," not even sorrow. But a man's creed does I cnmm.uu profc""!on ol the countty an wh1ch th()y lave; not depend upon himself -* who can say I will be- ao .be l1e~·e lhc B1blc 10 be tn_u:1.but not the truths cou-. li h . h 'h 1 ? d' · I , f tawed 111 the B1hlc. Now rt IS tht• ~rand bouefit <J l

eve,-t Js,;--t at,- or t e ot 1er · a n ' ea:;t o tho siUdy of 1hc 1\ oad ol Uotl, rhaa 11 dift'u&es llm~e sub--all, that which he least can comprehend. I have, I stuntiul a11cl c1cmal vcritic!~ Y.h i~h tht Ahn1ghay lws however, observed, that those who have begun ,made known to u ~, fo r ~11 id i n~ us iu olll' way through life with an extreme faith have in the end, great-· 1his wildcmcss to o~ht' il \'!'nly homo and inheritaucr.; Iy narrowed it, as Chilli~gwo;th, Clarke, (who and _1hc. n1or<: we nrc pro\"i:lin·~ f~r I his, 1ho mnrc wr

d d A · ) B 1 d Gibbon (once ,. 11C 1unnshrng the pu nncca, 111 ~ ua.al•easn l r~nwdy , for eo e ?San nan, ay e, an . ' r "'' tile rvils of poli1i!:al so<'il'ty ; and lhis 1s lhc more Catholic,) ~nd _some others; wh1le, on t he other nc~es~n a y for n country like I his, in wbich commerc~, hund, JIOthmg lS more common .than for the e~~;rly anclmauuf'uclurc~, nnrl uational 1\'Callh a nd pi'Osprn­sceptic to end in a. firm belief, like Maupertms, ty, ha\'c of thcn.sch·c~, in snmc dc~; a ce , a t cndeucs lo and Henry Kirke White. cotrupt hu: m.anucr~, nnd injure lhe chnractc:·. Ba:t

But my business is to acknowledge your letter , there b iu Ch: i~1ia niay ,.:ha t ~ ·o foamer syswn1 o.f n;h-d. · I bl' ed to "ton coulcl nlt;~m to-lhcro 1s the anean> of bnngwg

and not to make a ~ssertat10n. ~m 0 Jg . you h;"·k 10 the purity of your own hcavcu·rios('cuderl you for your ,good Wtshes, and more than obhged principles. I t was fo1 mudy a soH of n1Jxim, aha1 by the extract from the papers of the beloved ob· r.ount1 iPs had their inJi:tncy, thc.ir you lia, tht•ir man­. t h rti you have so well described in hood, ah.ir old ngc and decay ; but 1hc Holy Scnp­JeC W ose qua 1 es h ll the fa me tuacs la:l\·o cmirely drstroyctl lhis suppo•ctlaun logy, a. f~w .word~. I can o.ssur~ yo~, t a~ a . and we 11ow ~.ly, that in countries wh~re _lh" Word of wh1ch ever cheated humamty mto h1gh~r n_ot lOOS God is diffused, they eujC'Iy not only con1u1ucd youth, of its own importance, would ne~er we1gh I~ my but 1h:11 ahey go on and grow, nnd beco ~"? no1 mrly mind against the pure a nd pious mtere~t whtch a. more !11\~P>: i11 1hcms7h·es, but mnr\l b~H icfictn l 1o .olh­virtuous bein may be pleased to take 111 my wei- crs. fha:. a~ the H:• v1cc w e arc renden_ng 10 a he \1 o.rl.u ·f: I th" g oint of view I would not exchange at lar~.u ; aud wla.alcver othl'r~ nan,r 1hwk of our mill-

are. n lS p a' . behalf for the ~:try trophi C'~ aut! llfl\"al explolls- lf lhcre ~~~ uny lw-the prayer of the decease m my nour which 1 would cove t fo r my coun try- 1f there be

' united glory of Hornet', Cmsar, a.~d. Napoleon, any p 1 ~ri l e~;c 1 wo uld covet for myst:ll, it is to he the could such be accumulated upon a hvmg head.- i1isttumen1 of diffusing through the ,,·orld tl ~ c kn?w· Do me at least the justice to suppose, that lcd•c of diviue 1rulh : nnrl therefore your >IIU1Lt1on,

· I ' b ue » my·"Lord 1 hold 10 be oue of the mns1 houourerl ;uad "V1deo me rora pro oq ' ' ll 1 t [; tl • t . , h ve been trvly dignified upon eanh. ut ct us :w .orge1 .' ·'

however the " De tenor a sequor may a whu'tcl•t:r we army talk of cou 11trics or .of ua11ollh wl11ch applied to my conduct. <II '! iu want of tho Scri p1ures1 the truc:.u•e lobe marie

I have the honour to be, of 1he Sc1 ip1ures is such as may p1 oduco a a.' •·ff~c l up-Y b!icred and obedient S ervant, on our own heans. Lei us no1 llc so Jos1 111 g.uncral-

our o o BYRON. . ities as to forge I, I hal I\ iac lever we sr.n.d l.hc Scnpaurc_s, ,. Our limits do not permit us to Iurmstr our reader~

with the admirable and truly judicious comments of Mr. Sheppard on this letter;, but we ca nnot pass over the remark,-" that a man's creed docs not depend ~p­oh himself," without subjoi~ing our ·author's fechng apostrophe- " Oh! that a mmd awake to the value of Christian faith, and yet convinced that "a man's cr~d does not depend upon himself," had so far acted on ,rts

Onvictions ' as to ask; even of ' an unknown God,--c 1

• A 1 a>" , W ork in me to wtll, of thy goou p easure .

we musl $how 10 lhc people, 1ha1 II as a pcrsou,\1 change-a heart chnngt', which they arc cnlcul:ttecl to p1od ucc · aud we must btdve uut only IO make them think ;vilh us hctc bul live with Ui horca~ter . A ntl whatever the oppon~niS of I his Society may th uak, 1 wish they could only wi1ness the effects we sec a n~ hear. fiul if they will not come, how ca11 1hr.y hc~ r; T hey shut their uycs, a nd thou say lhcy cannot see­they will uol look, and then lhey oay they know J:o­thiug of what we ale doiug. But whatever they ~~~'Y L• k ow there arc momeiiiS lOll' a ad the close o( li fe

1uu II • ' . k · ·I · and lhen when meu will begill to thall . senou. y ' '

J

sure 1 nm lhey would neve~ regret the utnlw~t excr­' I to SUJJIJOl' t sue 1 •' cause tions they might lmvc mac e . · tl do so

whii.o here upon earlh ; and Sllil lc~~ will lCY

' - 'fi f the k ing, J The _secrecy with which . • . . ct arralnst the 1_1 a .0

• tho.t in ducted IS the more remark b\his aftait was roposed an~~~';t his "'r ank or dlg~Jty;he laws, ' nora~le to the character ~n~'and_themoreb~

. where the vu lun of such :er vi~~~ ~or even. a"' n a. throne supported f~hc people, ~pamards, _because, that from J>atnotisJn of the iu that fu tu ~··f~;·l~l~~~irn a tccl, because ;hf g~o~~c;~:int- placing~: fove and confide~~ed fo the highest lfit wadtl de.cJded that '\;anhalent~ho fdment When will b.: m_nl ~~h they Jcad will be ulore ~ u Y ~life Jooll and by ·ou!<llw.ve been rals t 111. order to se- ew a.ys tn Madrid, to avoid th u remain a sults tOIIll I o·d atnurwneo ' •. J' owerW . Jort tha . twas kno. t b . esearch ..

I We naturally, rny ' l ' I wh!itcn:r m<•Y ue us p f tn.bility j lfi s I ' h s be sufficlell wn 0 e mak~ In the . Which

~;:~~;~~~c~,~~ ~si,i:~~t\~:~f.:~~:~: ~£~;:~~;~';~cJ:·J~::~:"i~::~;~ ~~~e: ~~;v~e~J~,t~t J:t~g!~~~fre~p~~o~~~ea~i~~~ ~~~~~dt~f~~m:~;!, d:~~~~e~:!:f~~o~~ ~~~rd~~~~e . rlcl i:;n_tful : we nr~/~~~';:;:~ ~~~e o,·eJ F~m, _ad l~ the irit of tbose very s3cietie~~~ of hirn to rc- d!d m fact see. hi~, w~hout Lhe o~e him, ana there is a bl'a utoful grl'eu d IJ g ·over the wn.lcl '' ' '" t lC sp their head . He em an revocn.tiou of smgle act of IDd!Sctetwn and ind rrence of a the car.th, which f ,-~i/~~~f.;~~-'~~,1 (;,)I corn i'.' the ca r ; S"e1.f :~rom the Court of Rome, t~carrainst t hc rn ; causing any apprehen..<>ion' to th'e fu~~d, WitbOl!i ~ rir:·h~~~~~:\.,~ ma; s~l!- or '-'~'"• o~r l ~:;~~~~~~ ; ~i'/,c. qutr censures she had prono~nce the"'narrow and f~ends. We do not believe that his lve and his .~,"-11' en's children will IIC·• r &ul. •,n'''" ~. c· ,,"' •ollie cl ·- tlbleve a ll that he shoul~ reject 'llors . UIH.l de - msh a more noble example of confidtory can fur. c 11 u . . 15 of the e 111 ' nm• ' - a o . t of his counc1 • 1 · h . . ence, or i•ws; arul llwsc pa. . . . '"'c "'' "l'.-at chorus w sanrruinary 111teres . ld then have at w llC was more Justified by the cv one

" I h II thau Jn"' "' ., I ,. . o 1 k. f Spam wou . 1 d . th . l I em. It' ~; J cu voca ~ ". . . c f• ihlt· fur "'e Ill pr11pnse t lc I' , __ clared that t te tng ~ l . ch he rmg It unog e Ill er\'a which 'Van hal V8.S Uoct. n."t ttvi :~.~ ~;~rs;,;. iw; n wm cl allrll tl one oll t ho~·, his disposal an invinctble army, ~til ~~lc but whic h, l\IadridJ in expectation of an oppot• e~ spent in ~rn1 mouo" 1 ·f 5 1 cr t ill' tlcsrrtH a 11l" . t educe to scrv1 uu , th t th h •UD1ty to lea wholll it c:oncurns, you_' tf"h\ '·n:lll ll tOn w ho woll lti indeed dcspa~ Odrfi vould also be the m ore .e COUD ry, at e recounted to many f~/ that great anct~o:ood_,;' · 11 'j · 0 ~hiu'· tin t 1; 1., , ,,n,dHlll while it remo.me rec, .\ fnends who were continunlJy visiti . 0 IS hn ,.e llCl!lt •_norf. lfcl~gr~~~ty ~ ~hJ" ;!, .. t. hl· sh•~uld lie a devoted and the more faithful.. J ich the minis - particulars of his escape . and they ng ~lDI, the •I;::~:~' ~~\~~~ ~:~pfre : one ' w~w, ~·· h~ u ali,·e, I dL!<~~~:: At this kind of lang~age, :r '~ F erdinand be- romal~tic and so well authenticated a~ at ~nee Eo rorcd and who is nOll' n .sa ul! ~II I.;Jolr_y · \lllll.!J ,Jhl try were not accu~tomel t~ 'tenall·'on The cha- not Withhold them from our readers' a We can .

.' •d to c,;press the JOY I lC:C l l ol l • I . d ore surpnse t lO.n Jrrl • . \VI h h d . . p~llll : :~~ll shoulcl occupy this \'C ry Sll uati(lll (l ~ Til:' traye m . rince h as a ppeared in so inexpltca?le ~e:n ~ a obtat.ned from his little friend :u:-~~ 10 this Society. He is tire rep• cscnta t!Vl' O l ol ra.~ter of thiS p . different situations of hfc, the pn~on gtrl, n preCIBc description of tb . ~reaL and glorious family, a uri I. c:u n ••nly say, I 1"'1''.'· a light, so conldtr~ry ~ . d to decide whether the fice wlw l• liE: had onlyvasse:! th!bbgh "" etedl· ~hnt as he n· prcscnt ~ his graurllalhco, th a t s!' Ill & that \Ve s hou ~ a r:u. d V 1 1 tily at liis itttroductio b ~ rt. '.I!S· ~; ra,;clson aud ilis grandson ·~ 1:' andwn may g<• on" ' tho condescension with wluc~ he treate an dad~-n to be supplied "·itb n, e re~u~teu ~.~the Jll.l1or some pnth, which, if it IJcgins on t <uth, s!J <~Il l' ucl wns the effect of compassion or of profoun _~::>- d d , ' . ~me ~e 1~me w_W~:h he pre­in hcuven. simulation. J. t i,o ce rtain, h owe\·cr , t ha t he ll1· t~n e t~ \\ hlt, desued lt m1ht be brought to

qu1red, with appearance of the tenderest m~eres~, h:~ a; t h1~ ouTr hhe ~lJ:dlofixe for his frien~ to COL. VAN HALEN'S ESCAPE FROi\I THJ:: concerning the privations he h ad suffe red m pn- wait _ lOr Im. e ;}81 r appeared at the tune

INQUISITION. 8011 ; and on learning th~t he was accustomed to a~pomted, ~d entered the d~ngeon. Vanhalen A few days since Col. J . Van Hnlcn, lately an offi- smoking tobacco, sent Jum a case of Hu van a s c - ~,. ?-S n you no f!lan and very vigorous. Wbile the

ccr in the Constitutional army of Spain, arri1·ed in gars from among those which had been reserve d JUllor was laymg what h~ had_ bro~ht ?pon \~e this ci ty. This gentlemen is well known for the tor- tor his own usc. After such murl\s of interest, ta blc, and unpre~ared? he sc1ze~ hun man In·

turcs and persecutions he cnrlurcd in the year 1317 on one would have looked for the clemency of the s~n.nt, ::nd throwma h1m upon tne bed, covered · account of his nuachmcnt to the cause of rational Ji. prince and the liberation of V :.10halen ; but the bu~ With the clotKes, sprung_ out .of the d~r

berty, and for his brilliant achievements under Gene- fact was far othe rwise.- 'Vhilc his friends we re which had been left open, locked It after hiln1

t raJ Miua in Catalonia. The following highly inter- enjoying .t!le c..xpcc~a~ion of a hu.ppy te rmination pas.sed thro.ugh t.he intricate ~inding .Passages; csting and romantic story of his escape from the se- ~o the U;il.a.tr, tl~e mm1ste rs of Fenli.uand pressed wh1ch_ the htlle g1rl ]~ad described !-0 him a ~un· crct dungeons of the Inquisition in 1818, has ue<'n Its decJSlOn With u.ctivity; and tbe information dred tw1cs over, and mstcad of taking the direc­translatcd from a French work for the N.Y. Daily w~s brqj..ight by a little g irl, an attendant in the tion to the outer door, which it would have bifn Advertiser. . pnson, that t he g reatest danger was to be appre- impossible to pass, obeyed her directions, an~(~~ I T~e Spanish ~aptn.in Van IInl.en, a_ native of hended to Vanhal~n. The child h aving caug h t l<?wed a cou~~ that led t.? 0e apar~ments r~;, 1

Cntjtz, n.nd pnrttcularly ~n~wn for his zeal in a.few w_ords by acculcnt o~ a convcrsatiuu which b1ted by theJatlor. TheJrulor's faJt?ilY collSJ..~ propn.gat~g s~cret as~oc~nt10ns, _hn? begun in \\as go~n&r on, succe_eded_ m finding her way to a of his wife and daughter, who bemg occupt~ 181: to d1~scmmate the1~ hberal pn~c1ples among ~mall wmd~w b). wh1ch Ins dungeon wns JiCThted , with domestic aftrurs, were terribly frightened a\ the ~ab1ta~ts of the. c1ty of.Murc1a, where he mformed h1m ot . the danger to which he \\~s ex- the appearance of suclt an apparition, and never w~dm g~rnson. ~ devo~IOU' to this subject po~d,

1and supp!Jed him with paper and a pencil thought of attempting to prevent his escape,

~ou notd ongdremadm unpumsh_ed: he \~as soon adn lalen . was_ thus e naulcd to open a corrc~ which he effected by an outer door. It was not enounce , an con ucted to pn son. H1s papers spon ence Wtth Ius friends · tl · . . fi b came to

~vhich had been seized, proved that he had been lhem that in s ite of th m l_e City, and mfo.rm Jon~, however, be ore ~ e two W?m~n rr In COrrCSJ)Olldence with all the secret societies · he Jabonred rhe e rcttrnm ts ti11Ue r Whtch thctr senses, and entenng the ~mlO~, be"'~~ t~ th~ kingdom. Being thus convicted of t\~~ power. He 'receiv~e~ns 0 es~ape were in his search for the jailor ; but wao~enng Wl~ ou crunes at once~ the local authorities considered and their purses w 111 rc~ly, th~t " the ir arms lig ht throuCTh the dark and SfaClous corndors, the.1~u1.ttcrtoo Important to be submitted to their ~ewurd was tb.erel~;e at ,his se rv1c?·" . A g re at they \Vcre l~ng in finding the nght w~y to Van· decision, and Vntt!mlen was transported under httlc messenrrcr. de ofie>red to Jus mte re tin CT halen's dunacon where the new ~twnet was n. nu~ettrodus escort, to the prisons of .Ma.d~id and ing been din~rn, ofl~l n ttopogr~phicnl plan h a.v~ cryino- withoall h'is might, but remained unheard comml e to one CJf the most ob d , hood f I Ie s n~ets In the . I '· o in the Inquisition p . scure ungeons

1 o t 1e prison a copy of .t ncl~ luou r- at a remote distance.

his trial ; but as l~e hreparatlOns were made for I~le~, on which \~'ere rna . I was sent to Van- /~·I ~ moment f I· . ad declared, from the first his fnends were to b rkc u the places where ~L utUC. 0 115 arrest, thn.t he would · 'on t l · c posted !\.11 t1 · b · 01 • h · l ut spo• swer to the charges against h' gllvel no an- • ce~ ec ' It wns ncccs::;ury . .1 u s Cll1g thus L t ere sa ,;pot, a sJ e .., sence of the. Kin and I ' Jm, un _ess m pre- mcnt ~or the execution on y to fix Oil a tno- \Vncrc re.>ts a form ouce dear to mei been several times ~'cportc~ ~~so ~solu~ton hnving the wmter; the uny had a of. t.he plan. I t w ns in The p!\.SSing stran;;er ma,rks it not, und len wns at lon!rth brought befi f .Kmg, V anhn.- seven ; D.lld the first det rln' cd ; the clock s truc k Sa. ''e thnt the w;ld flow -rs gather ro

Not at. all affected by the ~~~t~~m. se!llb!ed at the distanc~c une~t of his fri<'nds U:>- A ht~l c, g-reen, sequester'd mound) ~o_rgone In his captivity nor by th~S Jie had U11- rli1Ctpal entrance Of th Of a. few paces frorn the .Beneath a weepiug-wilJoW tree.

or1?n;;~~~~t ~~en f~;~eudryo~fnd cr~el de:t~:oi~st~:rd ;1\~p~~f.ea~~n:?• ~ressede iftr1~0~~·i ,y111t\ mnn tnade I loYe it more, because unknou-~ ~ •· •

the brief interview to Fc:dmand, he devoted foreirrn unifo .... l Instant they disu·b . ~ go~vn and The spot; and when Ill' el•elllngo osc., tbure of the ruinous s·lpt;least~ntmg him . . with a pic- A ller tal,·J.rnnol· n?d. led him U\\•a<:>y u. Iscd lum in a. llo\·e to linger there alone, t before'

ec d • 1on to , 1 h seve 1 1 AnJ weep where«>ft l'1•e u-ep ' . n re uced by 11· · · v He he had streets of M ~ . ra onrr t ' t f o'er hm~ th. at all Spn;n '~"~mi.ntstfiry. He de. cl_ arcd to the fubrrt.tl·v ... e u,ctnd, in ord~or to~trns throu!!h the AnJ strew ~o-a.in the green ur ' soc t "" ,..., act fill ·1 vns buffi ~ With tili~ nnu wit.h fairest roses. sc ff ir; that persecutions i . eu Wlth secr~t w~tere he found f4 conducted to e ~ pursuit, tio~ .o tl~~~vere lvainly employedl;~s~n~l·ednts, and !llttte.d for him byo~l thousand fr~k s a_fe retreat, t ' . no lumo.n pow leu estruc- o, Wlth pa le gener s In rrold re 0~11~e~~ ~f defc';'-t ~heir obJ~~to;ui11:~~heed in at- Spain. l!~s~~~~ arovidcd f~~k C~unt o~ .M~nti~

le soclettes were composed le ~ersons tugal, and then e out of t.he k' s 3Pnrturc from la never took the route t cc to Eurrlnnd mg. om into Par­

the military scr ? Russin,bwhe; ,h·ltter Which he Vtcc. o e e nter"d .

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But, while I weep and linger yet, To clasp Lhal dewy mn once more,

{cannot would not e'er forget. . J (Thou"'!~ reft my heart that last a~eu,

::. · · 1 new A~ hi' a\ t::n se~m "d op'nmg to 1er ' . ·- · . She pointed to a ~appicr s~~~~·charllis'

On (ho 4th in st. at the rlwclhng of the ~0 LJsL£ Cumming, Florida, Orangci:ouuty,_ 1\~c;uf.ia in the (;AMlli.E, Esq. lnt~ resident of l' hrla cp ' ..JOth year of ~is age.

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I s neve r gift~:rl hut w h • ur ~ t• I she's I'<I Jt ; I;; n~: ,· e• w ,: rRhipr '<l b;~h'. ":;~\\hg nr. ught ; Ha:v l" b v sonlc 1110 0 ~..: .. t ous worlU, '"J'I . . unlc nt, Vl marb lo urn

=- l.lt Lclt, you where shcsta l\·'1t •• 'p \P.liiE R ~ · ·l .. • · .

FRo:nx '1'1-IE WINCHEs~: (~-:. .) R~p~~~~:::= BOSTON BARD.

Tn .E fl'icnds of th is hapl~ss son of son"'- d j ~~ know h ~ h as ma ny sin \:cre on o>s awo~w ~~r

; ~·H.!ers-,~~11 pt>rnse w ith plea· \ll·e t n :"! hn~.0fi·om

Iu s p e n whtc h we this w eek pt>IJL:.h ' i ht•v ltre comm un.rcated by a _friPnu. at wno~c rcy 11 ~ t . tl•ey .w .e r c Wnlten auu Wlll b e u C:Im i ll ti l ··, , . , , ... : r•\' f:r ~J chast e ? ntl lendc. t· poHry. Tl!o~c ' ' 1 u ':IH•W

h_e a u thor •,._ h }story , C:\IIUO I read h t~ ptl.Ut•<'lion.., ·wtthou~ paml u l as W<:ll a_, pl ~>a - L• : . • ble e mntioos. From tn fanC'y h e has "1-Jee n l b<.: >J•nn o f so1 row a n<;~ m•slor tu nc. B y U1 e Dlost unuu•nra1 ahtmi~ ~at10n of causes, he h•s m t l (:UL•nne~ w h • • , !he lmpulses o f nulut·e p romptnd h im to ~P.el{ for fr-ie m is. Tlwo wn early aut.! unprotectf' t l u;JoQ U~e worlU, b e has stru~'gled hal'd a Pd Ion,: witb au vers1ty. until lus ener&'ies a re exhuu~teu-bis h ealth impaired-fl is :xnmd l acerated :r. I w v1dJng m eans of pre sent subsi~tence-and th& ter ronrs of a consllmpt ion destroyiog all his pro ·p·~cls o! futm·c pt·omisc as fast as they are created. He some time since issued propo~al s for the lJuhl•~· tion of his life a n •l poems, ir, the hope that this appeal to the sy mpathy of the Arucrican publi~k would not be d :sregat·ded. B ut we f<;n•· he wl!l be compelled-to a h audoo that ho!?e . r.l~r. world

1 h a s hecome sordid and calculaung. I bt. "/fu-sions of a native bard' may b e read and .a<.\n:lted in a n ewsp a per because th<>y c ost nothmg·; hut poe t t·y. to sdl, mus t bear a royal stam1·~ and bo

ac C "' rizetl by r oyal reviewers. . ¥.· e l>ope, Jp . oY . tior the honour of ou•· hterary taste, 10WC>C t , . tb t the and the s mpa thies of a genet o us natlon, a . •

} C lfin n.luy b e prepared . for the !'J e.;. P o e ms o. 0

·11 1· e tltc uml-. th · uch a sale a.· W • V ac a nd meet w

1 :; d the ·cueh o t want, and c heer

a l •l e a u tho r b e .l!'on 1 1 h'ne of future t rauquil.

his p t•osp ocfs Wlt.h t lCSUDS 1 .

l ity .-Edttor. . h nnexed harmomous nnd ~In. pAvl: :-T ~a~ effusion of on e of. the

impre ssJve sl<m7.as , d 'vicely inspi r~d ~om o! gc­sw ce tes t and !nos.t l to o u W l th a hor•• that ni t,~ s,-are tran;mJtt~U. to brea the thei r tcuder y on 'vil~ penni~ ~lt:ur interesting pa per ; n114 m eloJ y m n llO~ tilic~tion u pon t hus confe1· ll. gra NATIVE TAL ENT,

A FRl EI\ D OF

J anua-ry 16 , 1826. LICAN . FOR. THE R.F.PU"B

'GTO~·s DIRGE. W ASJ-ll !'l; • (i . -' and atlaptcd lo t of n ram••,

.,.,Tri ll en at the TPque;. oif· S1r .John .Muure. ,., · · if the cn.rge the a'I.T 0 . . ~11u, bm utif•• l. l

, , t la.Jn U V C ~ . ( Tltc tJtr l $ ,,rry I l' y,, r ' H prLtitl tido '?

tht• , vhitf' SHrzo •UI 01?ru\., Uy itn t-nl c 1 Why mt>U~thc '<rrecn 'v!tiuwj t1Jt~ .~ ntnnbcrr: ~o wJow, W h.v drl ~·'n'· ~ Nr>t~•re'• !l"uh•tm,.sll~'p"c• s of wo 1 V\' h j CLo. •r~ tnl O '- t j a rt in" the i r xous ' V,.rnoo' a green brOilS'

ul p o taiJ grn.ss' ' o r r . crPsl "' .1\ h w h)' " 6ighs_thl<' pl<'ndo uY on victory • r'olni." ht closet

, he tiC l S f lhU i UOl ffiC # c '1 W hv :·a,!cs L I tJ ' tJccphlgl! " d '" 'w;bin"" 1hu rotiC . ' . f •0 rt 11 )JUS' 110 u "

Why ~ ~ "' 11·ty's s t ill bJoon ' JNG" ·(Jl'i blll.VO,-W l ito) tfw "\\o' /18H 1 u

' I · nviour,-tby ,,· m ,.,f tho :;rave i • t;y . ., ·o r tht· " J•• M v cvnut ~Y ·the cu rth, ' u~ ~- ~ •sor; l. r.!h sven ;-cJ' r.iC" c o ld tO cle uth t O h :.• u' dUi l of Ull' den . 'fl •row o! ·t t-w•th IO th

' " a.n .. Jc, w i th' us I tblnzon' cl h is wor ' llc Ylll ~ cmo of ,·nlour, ,t ~!news it.s ea rth : rr'JlC bright r.hoo Vorr,c•n, '"'"~ JiK ttpi rit jp g i\'un,-; ] J ics pru•w up of tho l>l eHt t•J h lory of HPr;von . BARD. ,. I t thH bnon rid und the S UOS'J. ON 11 1:''~ , ' f u. wo • . d ceoso :- '" 'J'I:o te ars o . I the time of Jus o

tnls struck n * Motto onnlo< ·ltl t n tears.

- the W()'J ' ·ingtory

F ROM THE ( N . Y .) C0l\IM.£RCJ.U, ADVERTISER.

WILLl A.J.\1: RAY. The following lines not only breathe a spirit o(

pious resignation undet· nn accumulation of hea­vy afllict ions, but of genuine poe try, also • . Our reallers have before b een made acquainted with the w riter, and w ith his claims upon the liberali­ty of the publ ick. H e lS yet io the city, witlt his family, tmcl is him!'elf entirely helple~s, by

' the infirmities hrought upon hint in the Eervice of his country, and tho tlnngeons of Tripoli, aml by a subseq u ent pa.rnlyti••k atft:c tion. li 's only hope, of obtaining pecuniary relief, is froru the publi­cation of his roems. Dut he bns DOl \he Dleans. A icw individuals ha ve subscribed fN nenr 150 copies ; but this is not enough to IHuTant on edi. tion. 'Will not the booksellers uni te !lnd lukE> fif­ty copies ench ? Majot· Ray h ns petitioned to Congress fot· a pension. And i~ is a case, in our humble opinion, in which there should be no hesitation.-E ditor.

I I

FOR THE <.OMlltERCI.AL ADVERTISER.

FRIENDSHIP. DY \VlJ,LIAI\1 RAY, ESQ..

11 W iiADu.t a f riend the '1/Jorld is lnu u 1Dildernt ss. •\

Without a friend-without a friend, T he world is but a wihlerness ;

Thouo-h sun arise, and rnins descend, Yet all is dark and comf01·Uess :

How sad, without one gleam of hope, · Through this lone ' vildcrness to grope.

Buds ~ay expand, and flowers awhile May blossom, only to decay;

The tr<'es may bow their heads and smilo-to Kiss'd by the breezes of thr. day;

Dut ,.0 to-ruorrow-look-and sec­Nought but U1e weeping w•llow tree.

Those beasts of prey-the passions dire;' Infest the forest of the rumd,

Not purified by culture's fire-EnJio-bteu'd by it or t·efin 'd;

But l,et"in friend~hip's. VlVid rny, And all is Eden-all iS day.

Tae wilderness begins to_bloom , Afresh-and fruits begm to grow­

Philosophy dispeb the gloom That settles on our path below,

And blest Rehgion points above, Where all is friendship-peace-and love.

On him who is t"le fr iend of all, M soul in safety ~ball depC'n~, :

Tho~gh earth may _sink._and : ktc• may fall, He is my evertnstmg ~rt r.ml ! .

The fa your of w hoso frt~ndsbtp It'

Uct;ad.ini and eternal_!l~'.:...

I"r.>ut tho Lllucl< n bclc Gazette.

T DE CIJ!.PPEWA GIHJ,,

T!t~y tell UIC 1110 nteJI with a pure w hile face Delong to a pu rcr, nobler race : n ut w hy i f 1hry do-yes, i t may b= ~o-Do their ;ouguca cry yes ! nuoltl•cir net Ions no !

They tcll.tnc thut white is a hca,·cnlr hue, .'> l!ll it may be so ;-but the sky i!l blue! And ;he 11n:t of men, na uur ol!l tUCII Sll)' ,

II au eurth·brown •kir.!l, urul were mudc of cl:t7.

Dut :hronghout 111y life I' ve hca1cl il sale!, There' a nolhinrs surpn~l:C• Q tint of rctl! Oh ! t he w hite mau'o chcc!<s oro pnlc :w ei sad, Compare() to 111y bcnutlful lndinn lad.

The n Jc; them J;aa.st of tJJciTl'aco di~:inc-_

': 'heir ~;liucril•~ dome•~tht•t r epnrkung "JOt­r a-e m£ a lo<lgc, as my fo: ltcrs had, Aud my ;all, ti: roi:;llt, hcuuLi ful India n l a1f.

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' ~~CJ{E•/ 'lranslalctt ft·om the P.renc/

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Bt~neath the rose's ruossy s tem A C ricl1et lny concea led '

And snw a urillinnt IJuttcrily Sport gaily o'er the fi eld; '

Wi t h gold and purpie spangled o'er · And pure t thercnl blue, '

It sipped the nectar from each flower And ba thed In frngrnnt dew. '

At hut the cricket, sad, exclaimed How difle rent ia my lot; '

To dull ouscuri•.y consi~tned, Upon this lo'lcly spot!

No lovely hues upon me shine, No figure can I boa~t,

Nor is one usefu l talcut mine, Thnt nature's lent lo moat.

Whilat musing thus, arrived n troop UfliTcly playful boys,

Who soon pnr~ucd tho gaudy Qy With childish glee and notse,

The hapless insect's torn: A prisoner soon In eager hnslc /

The cricket in he r she ller plncc<l Ito luckless fate did mourn.

A1:ts, she sa id' I no1v perceive, 'Tws folly to re pine.

Oh may the t ranqui l shades of life H enceforth, he ever min" .

Too dearly bought, those brilliant hues, Those winlis tn light unfurl'd,

I now have lcnr11t it costs loo dear, To shine in this snd world!

SUN G Yes, go : the beau ty of thy ro!e

Is fading fnst; . • fwas bright when first thou gu'~ltt me, And'Lwill a lit ting token be

How long thy lo,·e can last! One tlny of undiminish'd swcctncu,

Une or decny : 1 laugh to think the Lhird should see Lile front thy flo wer am! love from thee

To~rether p-.ss an·ny. Awa y, away! I know when this

H'ad ''orn m e long: N ote-memory of thy lrngilc Oower, And thy affection of a n. hour.

Sca rce will surv1 tlus song •

~ . LINES ,

I Wrillen by the lrd e R ev .. C. 'fP'oife, upon '.,1e C:ealh of

lns wv;e; . 'If I ilad thought thou .~o' '..~·st hnvo die a,

1 might not weep ,for .ne" . But i forgot, whr-, oy thy side,

That tho•: ceuM•st mort.al be ; It ,ne-.:·::r through lll.f mina had past,

·r hat time would e'er be o'er, .And I on thee should look my last,

And thou should'st smile no more! • And still upon that face I lo.ok.

And think 'twill smile agnm j And still the thought ·I will not ot·oolc,

That r must look in vain l But wh~:n I spca!c-thou dos t n!'t &ny,

'VImt thou ne'er lefi.'st unsrud, .And now I feel ns well I may,

Sweet Mnry f-thou ort dead I • If thou would's t stay, e'en as thou nrt,

All cold nnd ull serene-' j 8 tillmi«ht pl'css thy silent heart,

1 And where thy smtlcs bllve been ·· W hile e'en thy chill blea k corse I haN,

' T hou seemest still. mine own! But ther& I lay thee m thy gral c­

And I :un II OIY ulono! ' I do not think, wherc'cr thou art,

Thou hast forgotten me i . I .And I, perh:.ps, may soothe tLts ht:art,

In rhinking too of thea; · y et there wns round thee such a da wn,

or li j(hl ne'er s een before, As funcy never could hnvf,drdwn ,

-Aud never cnu restore·

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ho •tootl for h(; ~had hcard,-co uld h ear, / rar"' ' I '1 r 1t1'l'll ~ ' . "w-e, 5" t

A THEN~. , .. 111

i r r·proar.h w1th an untroubled car ; The sc~: 4 ' et- Atl!ft\! n .. J, J JJn( . J ·"•' !J1 · • . .• .,• • . P•rcd QueeQ r IIID!Ed ..... -

•J he following beaut iful lines ore cxt ra.cU:d fr orn CJ'~"r ;,;, ,,,,,.,,J forcbe:.J. ' ' I •Y '~ere .lrouo''; I Agaw be bien· • o al~c "'4111~ a.,oa7o tho u Cambrod;c Eosti-h 1'6zc l'ocm, for I U2-l ; " 1 •1 "" , 1 ·.ck leer• h n c< o f c~ '" ;o "'..J of lhou g n l ; 0 f lovel~e;, lD ioi!U,y 1'\!ied' ~ ~ written I.Jv W ;\J l 'racd, of Trinity College, the I A 1 ,. the c<~lo&:r from lu~ chcdr •·.-~ = fir: •], I F orge-' I and Valour 2 ... ebatms •

J • • :,:1 • . .1 1 '- no., the ' "'l! an~ ,.,.

0

tJemna who wrote the prize poem oo " .\ u!tr"l- IL! 1

drnr !'l okr! no pa!~Jo!'l,-':lod r,r.. ure:'l~ . 1, While • L n, that b ~· ll'm!. " l 1' 'II wJe Weak\-,,, llle toe • '

J;,_i3 ." I Th' 01 ~,;: u,lJrancc-, anJ the~{(· ·- ~ ..,; t \~,., , ThougbJti U4tlled,UJ1the , r l»~r~ H ow terrible j, Time;! hi! wlrmo yc· r, ·r:,,: p;,tl"nt r.r·r•;c , t!Ja t •ufir·r ! , anJ ~~ ~ tJ.l; I The bad 1 Dg!and~uru ~1:\tlea~·

'J ;,1; tomb-' of all our hopP ani osll o•Jr fc:\r•. TJ1r: hontl,!r: f~uth , th.l t Lc:r.J:j to meet th e r' !, II .

1 0 ICO~-tbebet~ b

106o~tt,~., lntilcotbor rorrvll ' - lhcgor;l!ous trtrMr :

1.\u! th• ·~ ron ' h ope: th:tt t urn! from ru:to to , o .- T h . e ~lofyoa{h ~,

, ( . J I e:re, where th ' fodc&at · ~ I ., . c !mil~ an~ l.t retnembe

T he p1l!ar'c.l arrh, thc ml)nume:nb •wnr; ;\r. 1 1' 11 H: wc.rc h1! ; and lu! fino ft e·t.rt W l ! _( t , f . (; a1'3 'll'bicb l'iy~ :\J,·It in swift ruin; ;wJ c,f 011~hty c..lirnN, .\ r. 1 :rw":: th r· hour mu;! r.ome, - IJut w:t• n ot y•; t. 1° <.1 a_rland, the hone!land:anhoodlllb..l/(.~1 " 'I !'· t ! It 1 ( ·· 1 ,. • u 1 CJf rrim' • • lad hps topra · d e free · .,. lf·r~ .tmr o J e o '1r th 1 •. ,\ .,1::1 lou,;.., c··1r o r rl 1rknc. a11d ,,f 1 ·,w, }, an h~l't!l \ \'hrrl' \\'1 1brn l lU

0"hl, an•l \'alou r wokt•lo ! Lril,., • · ofeelfor tbee.' I!,,. :.:,) ·, w .. •JJrnttJ r 1 thr· _,r ~ ir rn clnlll :

.\ n l Art' s cr1 a!ion• brr:tthl I thf'lr mimir. lll1·, ~ \', IH r•• I L J. ,, i.adt I, the t u rb<J il~d !l f , Jlt·r: L1 ou•J. ~

.\nlthc youn:; l 'or t1 when th" •t·,ra ahooe ili0 h, .:\ 11 I u,,. I • ;•Jr• ..; .1 ~ : ' 1 ? , v:h l' re U1e Temp!,.. ~ !ooJ . I >rank thr de'' I' ra;•turr o f the qui"' !l;y; ,.

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1 1 • \J,,! I. .·,•: wr ll the hn·• ti lf' Jr fetter ' \\" . .:·,

•• ouc; 1lliOW n 'II Ji ll , ut •aturc , 1 .H.: •l'rne, . . .

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• u 'ur, :1 1 J:\TIII ctc·r:w grr·• n. 'I" 1 1 r 1 \\'f •. l• t .. c: ·h·l 111~-i-: r ( the t ·· t " ,, , • . .,0 0 , uc 110\':c- t 11t dl tn I o~h~'Cl ar.u ;:-ra·;c , o ~ ... - •• ~ • =>

Tho .. uta lho1l ~:uo,. (or frrc..rnr·o auc.l for •tan •. I l ':~ th• ' II .t:r : ~·n: h:.:pplly lloL;, Tl I • .

!:;ciPncr U13Y : lcrp in ru in , mau in th:unr·1

1 "' .. .; •. • c .!! ;w ;;cc ~ l 0u ndio; on 1t w :ty Hut Natu r e lin; , till lo..-c:ly, •till til ,. , 111c : l'l hro 1 •II till: I r ::;ht I i)'pl"3 of l 'a r ;Pus' L :1 y.

The rock, the r in·r,-thc•,. h• \·c no J,.c:1·.-! • ' • • · The ci t:,• aotl iu m:l.!!en,- whrrl' 3 rc tht'\··: I J: -.· ·. ,·.- . .t:l t rr,J'~ht :!,.er~ 0 11 c~. :- th anJ :c:J . (;o for th, and wander throu.;h th e co!J re~:J :t• • J; , wtd II .\~hcl . · tvc w i ll w eep for th ee : Of fallen 1to tuc•, 'U1d of tottcnng faun, I or ~'1 '' 1 ' nud f" r thine off~pri n"' : -will tlwy 1.Jc -1r t;; I . I 'J'I I :> ' • cc~ U1e lo••ctl haunt' of pont anJ of !:J '1', w yf":t ry ltu r rl1co oftlw1r o wo J . · :. l'.p:tr r ,

Tho f'":lJ r :tl l!5 lr3, :tml thl' ~udv -·t~o"C .' I Till ll<l ' tr ( ·, IC!J • .... I ~c t J I J o-0

- _, ... , • · • . , ...... _ - n. e an 11e cp: 1 r~

\\'h'\l sisn arc there! :l ~"l ltlry !ton<', I I rom the lcru 5inc: ,~·s a:.J t ile u-.w r!c J h c:lr ' A ~ha ltered capital With sr:t o' rr.o•-ron-1 . { lh ~ hy 1!." mi•·hh· ~In lc!! t ll :t ' . I , . I . l J .. A I ~ . . '. U . II J \ ,.. I e m~u dering fr ic::e bnlf bid ia :uJcien! uu •'. \::hrre \'i•· to:·y hc:1111• tq, 'l tht· I ::rf; r

0tiJr.

A thlSllc spring-ing-o' er 3 oamele! b •t II J y lho c wh, icc p at -'I :-.rathon i:J l' r<• ~ et this tea~ A thcns ! sl.J 11 ... b"l \· !<pcu!.l . 1' ,. tl h . .. . • .. u _, _ :_, .lo;c , ... or ll a t ;!ur:v1 ~ .;:: :ila :J: i•,

zr~~\lhe•_in the dome, and wander$ in t!. e t_!._ ' I I.y e l·cry l:J.•J:- lleJ Lrow :wl hoi;- O:l!DP

Aod t'Q-~nheJ ti me5 anJ wondrou forms :lJlJlC·u: Hy C\"try th J•.,;ht C'l irccJom ...... l. ( • . n • suudco echoc5 charm the w k' . J' ~·· o Lt•r , . D e'""' •t 1£ .l mg- car I •)' :~II yt· L, .tr, I.Jy all that ve IF•\·e Lc . .. -.y I sc i' dreol iu ,.lory · · <>lo . 1'1 b . . u •rt •' F "' • om 10 lu ·.-.- ''' an •cr an • ll 1 '

or CV(!ry hillock ;-:'\ hero's tomb ' ' 1'1 • o , c. lc g.:wcc of 5cor Aoll e very ll ' • . lc ln: :: !c·J bbour ct n I ' l• c b '· " · ree~e to fa ,

1 .... 1 ' - • · ro.~e! J r c·· •

The m i,.bly ,-. • nr y s! um ber brio;s ll llc Jo lter tot : u r c aml ti I; . . , "' rus 11ngof;,. spi r it '! . J! · .. _• 1e 1ttercr~":>! . •

Oh yes ! wh ere,. , WI~~>!'. ) . ur sw cc.: t 11' 1:.\nl • • j '\' '··• o ory such 3.! lhine h:~t! b y . . . ::. uun\·:ulwrr C l' \ '

I DUOQl and Sorrow ,. • t cell, I o h' ! l•le r ' s llll<ir Y"U I ~ ·. . ' A mger r ound l1 n,· a J! ' h t ' r m o t le r ~ ~tllcJ =l " :J I

nd whore tbc llU r . lC SCeoe ; I . ' c C3 r . Ul..i ( \" C 11~\·e n • :> • -A es o ,,,JeJ s I J J' I .. ... l'pl :loJ / "oc kuccls to moroliz!' 3 . p co our !!ICC'p, I irea :, ~oos ot' .\ the::.~ : Ire~.!- . . W Cf'p,- /

. • , ull ) outh to wc!'p! y c3. ! it i l . 1- • . , • ~)ou r we:try :, lcq : • 1 '1 .en -- Il n r k the " . lJ 1

H er e, wher e ... ,.1., '-' Tiolls ou fro~n 'I\""' •

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• ~t.:l. en !hoc:.: 1 v ur:~ncy w 1.1 . , ·• 'C l O W:l·.-~ 1 , /

Anc.l knelt to WONIJI P l ll on rous fi c tiOns Jrcw { p , for the l'rc'; :l•l ' I' J • rClm r ,,c,;: to r ol:;,;: I H . ~ , l bhe ll ' I, ' . ,, r cc om ' (

ere, 10 lllc pa UlS wh · ·I b rought lhc ru !rut' orth st:trl,; t he · wo J .. tr :lnJ ue::t r j The 1 ~; 1 eau t rou · t: ·- \ lb , r. :tnJo-Jc:Hn · t J / ~ - grc:ll A po~tle prl'achcJ tl l ' • r ro r trod, I . . Il l ur:~h th(' rcho o f :', :" , , le p:t: rio: :pc::tr . - rlcot the crowll we I Je x ..:xowx ( ;Oll 'Cheerau,.. -~ 1 . · . . c O:H t!c sou g-. ' " ' h' rc tu~hed . ( · "' ·• ·•• => \\ 11(, t he b J,

lcb powl' r control . • or lm t be C\' c I Ou, ~ons t..f \tl ' :lu L:U hos ts ~dono-. i }I' th S not, ~10 C3 • fl lCil~ . le t Y<> o ,

" e ta ll statu re uno l dcr\·; > urni~h t he b!aJ < - tt l· \Yro :J;s an J WOC' ~ And the fi I , :mJ the lined hand • ( . . c • nnd ncn ·c tl -\ . I:S:el cou oteuauce of , • •r ccn be th e Llurel . .lc whi~llino- buw• .

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