Wisconsin Free Democrat (Newspaper) - October 24, 1849, Milwaukee, Wisconsin U UK of 50 per or fcr Cm mm foi TUHT two Hit I'D d tbt M M BOOTH Jon r of tlu to tool JOB con- will IM mill Ilio I Sweet Ii Ji FREE DEMOCRAT BY S M to antr General we mart hope will fir no nun in for Mr Burr M Mr Root Tht M NUn no to our TOL 41 MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24 1849 Our mongen M any kind of a bundle if fancy mid would lw com- AVT i Tvl i if they uv to there might lw a woman Oi if would us Ihc shape of a on 1 it may lie put a woman nut Ihc form of clothing bui the and devotional spirit a naut pure and true and an kindness indulged aO 11 Mill M u a pnw Ihr to mix Ana to Though in land I Far Slid How I think Aid A pilgrim en tli uneven Of life when I of thw notes In 1 bee now I to UIT tinging HOW Jn the comer Ah In old Now Kuf home dour mj none more lovely than thou Ax my blOMom u one from tin Thou 1 thy 1 thy bed Thy in my tinner Would I might MIAt Ihy velvet to mine to Vf V for the WILLIAM Too long lias form of in verse the ward of mankind Too long has it been but an of imagination run iv trick led by lighta senseless Too hai the common half inspired and half A combination of the nnd the fool has HA a ray of light half divine beam the to or plunges il amid lights it along the to joys and or sinks it amid and darkness forever Hazlitt speaking of a mighty poet of IIH own day He hath a demon and that is only to full of the God And it this false universally prevalent in regard to has perverted it from its Irne object to that which in it is low and True not a mere of the ot- u mere trick of tho faru y Not gorgeous sUici of orient nor ful and clouds Mint in golden drapery along the went nor rolling day shadowy birdi ami of all nor reigns nor Marry and ami the ol lite highest of aro but the illustration the frame to the of lo decorate lo render and the Itut and charity high of joy nnd sorrow human weal and nnd lime life deal h and immortality ank tho mil noblest and arc or the and themes of poetry The poel to lias Wen as sadly Xot lite meie of nor the t an idle should true port he is a high and noble As his are his great Tt not his merely to confer in mankind to n pretty song to while way au hour lo gratify senses for a a Uwt OM who fulfils and the humanities of a full a fret mi religion Such thoughts suggested by a con- sideration of the peculiar qualities of WM H u a poet AVe do not nor does he nor do his friends pretend for him that lie a poet of order of genius Hii it may not be to sweep the ter chords of human passions It may not be hin utter tho startling inspirations to reveal the groping shadows to the hidden viMons that agitate but gently Off gleam but faintly in the souls of common men but are brought to light in the of genius But if an intellect singularly brilliant and powerful united to a kindly fancy and imagination combined a love of justice and extraordinary ty and n command of beautiful imagery in the expression and of high and noble sentiments if a glorious love of truth and beauty in all lovely forms and developments if a soul attuned to the harmonics of nature anil vibrating to the sweetest notes of if heart that can turn with reverential tude from tbe bounteous gifts to tbe giver if those and more constitute a Toot then Ac a poet and in no mean sion of the Mr when aroused is a man of extraordinary intellectual power His wo should think a strongly phatic but tinged considerably with the vous und sanguine Such n combination or ele VAtu the in- of man to his perception to establish in his mind true and lofty motives to action to breathe into hit and majesty fait to and truth there a which shall attend him hit journey nnd throw around him of golden shall in Ihc him and bloom on earth around him and in- him with tlie beatitude of n radiated is the port's Ihc tiny is au uncertain fitful mere maudlin is high and noble and godlike It in the of no clime or Ilk while it has a to keep him in ordinary circumstances also endows him with the greatest possible amount of or and concentration at the emergency re- quires it Under such circumstances it ia best for those opposed In him lo retire in such haste as to escape tho matchless force of bis argumentative ami eloquence His humor tight trifling evanescent but sarcasm bold bitter and and mops at no length short of the entire tion of his antagonist As an orator and de- bater he has but few superiors in the country The of his oratory is deep and cut Mr in a of warm and his are strong and deep-seated IVc suspect his prejudices have a good deal to do with the formation of his opinions his prejudices nre all on the side of manity hia partialities arc for human good his arc warm for truth and justice He is a man whom one would like to have tor friend A welcome at his hands and IIP bus delicacy to pre- vent him from asking one in return Ho is not vrn think n man who will generally be i cry popular with the multitude To the few ho is alt in all Hut his ising honesty of spirit the sterling iii of character his in a course of action his to ft espoused In it ever so prevent his gaining of i world is not rfry lo or or Acquiring is termed hu to lie none of your vacillating to every breeze that blots of popular ment is he IBS objects an higher ent popularity Hi motives art deeper and stronger than a paltry to rule the hero of an hour He has a manly nature He and tion lie to see onen and Ho the low juggling trickery of us be does the placid pretentious of pharisees nnd Hii sympathies nre not limited lo ii seel Ur party He can see beyond the lines of hw preconceived ideas He up no opinion of his own as tbe chart for another He is a man who has a mind of his own nnd while hi accords to others the lo their own opinions he lets out his conscience to no man's keeping A man can advance a new idea or he can to an nld ono without coming under the ban of hi reprehension He has and ho counts his brother's wous his own Hu lares to take a bold stand Fain would we extract from hia collected some specimens of hit brilliant powers but the want of space forbids We can on- ly few of his to which we tbe reader as examples of hii exquisite melodious tous use of imagery and his varied generous humanitarian sympathies arc expressed in his lines on Tlie honor and sweet seen to full advantage in tbe lines to his Quaker Cousin His love of nature alike in and wildest seen in June and in The of He Outlaw His lolly ranging fancy the rich riety of bis ia hit n his and in various But of nur poeta nay wear a brighter than adorns his brow and none bear n richer abundance tbe fadeless flowers of virtue hope and truth But we have one fault to find with Mr eigh He is too indolent He does not em- is high abilities as profitably for at ho might We fear that be avoids 00 much those sconci whore the whole force of hia energetic mind is called into activity and restless perseverance are ai necessary to the support of a good cause ai to success ia the affairs of cause is to good as to triumph by its own alone We havo also to remind him hat a man of his poetical not for allowing them to rest in languid in- ie since that we concluded desultory article And it 1 with that wo bid adieu to its noble Two thousand miles of land and water divide ws Lakes roll in majestic might and woodlands lie in flowery beauty Between ns His home is on tho green blinks f tho Connecticut ours ii on the of ako But time and space cannot the communion of mind with mind hanks to the wrought wonders of the ng arc enabled lo partake of the bundant fulness of his well-stored mind and a imbibe the pure sentiments that breathe hrough tho effusions of his genius we rv strangers but SIT your band at arting For the pleasure and benefit which we in common with many others have d from thu perusal of your productions re- eive our heartfelt thanks nad our warmest wishes AVc can but or rountry h knows no or W no Kmd Hc no vcfugo of will thai power that cannot the gift that tho joj with whirl no anil ll has nn partialities gifts an- with lo all king amid the glories of hit throne inny become of ft new but boldly forward u hore in the contest with evil blows are on and returned with right hearty It is to him that we arc indebted for of thu noble acts in behalf of down humanity Air is a not a mere of fancy and imagination The cause of progress and Ihc wrongs am of the stricken ones find ready thv in his breast ii full of beauty thr seal and ring of The ill rags mid vi pervaded by a love to by light with hi the uf l right to which Ibp of A crown or the of titled fooK may 7 cr is It has no plair or No blooming or or is its It the ease nor the of peace and iov The of business pleasure low pursuits ind vain of mankind aiv not its tion enduring noble restless hopeful toil is ilv joy iud its noble As its like the pathies as as the human mind iw brothers wrong and impregnated with religious T Hnl to truth 1 lie maj hnu lo gaie on the golden light c heave n and behold with joy thi beauties of creation be mar wan der in lonely of some old tcm or he may delight in tlu i of sylvan stream and i fountain and he may love to be and dwel there is nought but but it i as him hopes arc high as boundless as tho universe aspirations arc In c fluM THE PROBLEM George here is the money I rowed of you some time ago I take on myself to have kept ton out of it ao long after tbe time I luid fixed for tho re- payment somehow or other my would slip through my I could have wished own sake you could have been more punctual but apology is unnecessary us the delay has occasioned me no inconvenience 1 You are very good I iun afraid not for if I had wanted the money I should not hare scrupled to far it at the promised time This conversation between two clerks in a mercantile house they were both of the same age neither was there much difference in their capacity but ward having been in the counting house several was now in the of a salary of one thousand a year George as his junior in point of time received only six hundred After the last remark of George wurd remained silent It was now past the usual hour of clewing the counting bouse and George wot preparing to go Welt I I a you are going homo sometimes feel as if I could home to go to for da not quite come up to my idea Why don't you f And how am I to support n family when I can hardly pay my own way out yet into thoughtful silence Here lie For the Wisconsin Chapter on Mercury is the nearest to tlie Sun hat has yet been discovered although a space f no less than thirty-seven millions of miles between it and tbe central y It is the opinion of some astronomers mt it is highly there may bo a t between Mercury and the sun which has ever been seen in consequence of the ity of solar light Owing to Mercury's mity to tlie sun it is seldom seen by a non observer and can only be seen by the eye for a few nt the period of Is greatest elongation or distance from the un The length fll Iti year is only and j ils surface contains more than of miles and its solid contents re Its density is greater than any of tbe other planets being wice the density of tho times hat of about equal to that of cad The rapidity of its motion ia ng It in its orbit every every more ban miles during every beat of the when a person would be ng this article it would pasi over a space greater than that lies X York and Liverpool It would require two lion of such as Mercury lo make nt the sun and were ils gal force suspended it would fall to the sun in 15 days and 15 A FAMILY who is far too alive to suit the dignity nt this and dignified generation some tune ago for the benefit of wives s very and effectual mode of dealing with n drunken brute of a husband For this she has received some serious In reply to one of she gives a trait of her larger half which is worth ing in any gallery Then the added sarcasm is far beyond anything we ever of line production for keenness and grit Fanny Linton lady editor of the dy's Newspaper the lady of of course for we arc the only omc at Swissvale who sleeps breakfast on her is in the tantrums and threatens to horsewhip her isn't Ihst lady of S 1 You to in some trouble If so and I cun be useful to No I am only solving a problem I did not knun thut you had a turn for mathematics I believe you will prove tho cian But I give present Well I 1 knew where to go Suppose yoa go home with mo fur oe 1 Welt 1 don't cnro if I do I hud made up my mind to go to n party but I am pretty welt used up with lust night's nnd my head Wo will give you a cup of tea lo sot it o rights Edward did not much in passing an He is marriod thought he nnd I have heard has three or four ones How cnn they all live on six dred a while I can hardly on a sand I dare say I shall find tlic whole crowded into a back room on a second or floor in some dirty street a carpet a pine table covered with oil four or five wooden choirs nnd as many children ami to this picture of comfort tlic mother of the Gracchi at lie Oil but I am in for once They passed several and also several which an stranger might have to be streets hnd they not been labelled at tlie corners with and of squares or We arc a democratic people und especially the of wealth ia unknown among us or ought to be At last George paused before s decent brick front house in a respectable Here we nre nt last This in a long walk from tlic but you know are so high nearer that a in moderate circumstances can ly get a room that way except in some streets of doubtful reputation Edward's apprehensions were realized in ono respect for they ascended to the second relieved however to find his friend led to the front room and when the door was thrown open he wan taken by surprise for the apartment was furnished wilh neatness and even with elegance A Udy very neatly attired was engaged in needle work nt tins tima George opened the door and n handsome liltle boy seated new her reading lo her This looks like com- thought He WHS ced nnd received with courtesy Where aro your little he in- quired of George he could not suppose they were acquainted with He found ever in the course of the conversation that they were familiar with alt the higher der of public By some prattle with the children he perceived they were pretty well educated He in- quired what school they attended hind found it was one that not only bore a high reputation but charged n high price As he rose to take his leave he fully accepted the invitation b repeat his visit His friend on lighting him down observed an air of deep abstraction on his Taec and as they stood in the door aim if hia headache still some Oh it is entirely dissipated How the evening has been I me for you any source of income beyond the louse Not a farthing May I know why you I will after coun an inexplicable em The next day the friends remained in he after the usual hour of far the purpose of conversation been said George of your inquiry last evening and inclined to suppose from it that ou nnd some idea of suggesting an increase of my notary I am sensible of the kindness of your ors but have no doubt the firm will do what is right at proper time without any lint and I am very well contented at Edward heard him out with a smite and his replied You give me too much credit for good The object of my merely in the expectation of a solution to a but your answer only made it nore indicate Cannot I you I have dipped a into I believe you can help of algebra or geometry and I now request will for I nm a non plus 1 Well I will sce I can said taking up a and pencil 1 the first said Edward I understand that you have no source of beyond your salary of hundred u year out of which you par a pretty good ent so far as I can judge from your n hundred nnd fifty And that leaves just four hundred nnd fly for nil your other expenses You wife and three children Tour house is well furnished your family tre v ell dressed your table U u ell led your children are well educated not appear to deny yourself any il and elegant amusement and in one ro- ped you even indulge in a luxury of taste jou have been able to oblige me with u considerable loan and to wait for its return Is not this all true I it 1 Ou the other hand I have no one to for but myself and my salary is a housand a year I am getting into embarrassments find lothing saved ut the year's end and on back do not find that I sed more enjoyment nor ns much ns yon to enjoy Your six hundred to be more than my thousand there s the problem And you have to the right quarter for a solution for it is one thu I tare had to make out for myself In my days I found my expenses husband of her if it did not come from the pen of the lady editor of tlie but as it does it of course be true u well as refined and Those who have seen Mr and will be for his personal safety Those who have not will tremble for him when they know ho stands six ft ot ono in his himself thin when he weighs a hundred and an with as much can a centre us Don't you hear them laughing and romping in the back I will them in No if you we won't disturb them I would step there with you and look on their diversions With all my said the pleased father giving Edward rather undue credit for an interact in children In facl finding they occupied tho back room Edward wished to see how fur this circumstance the neatness the parlor No he they have to crowd u great of dirt and dis- comfort into keep the other nice But he was mistaken The back room though less elegantly furnished than the front exhibited an appearance of ness und comfort Some might have ob to the litter of scattered about the floor by the children but for our own purl n e think it spoke comfort more than all the rest the children are well dressed Edward They returned to the o on one arm and carries us about as easily as Edward had already noticed n a child of two years has a Gen 1 surprise a bookcase woman nor i ever him i a M our peeping contents win J f from behind our apron and all that sort of thins His black hair big sunburnt Roman i- and bushy whiskers would plnr bo-peep He expected to find but little i ling The collection prov behind our spron to perfection deserve credit for him in vs we And isn't it odd that husband as Fanny a dragon like have a while Fanny who declares beforehand how verv respectful and dutiful she would be i in a state of single to this day the mon deserve to bo nnt onu Ami he my lore objects wilh poet's love and admire them as only a poe Its pathway is j can the and with which Jacob's in bright and j ers behold the same objects not mar bis its I of them He does not forget that ami exercise mnl these were not created for him alone nor eternal good brought down to man does he go to the opposite extreme and be an- grv with others because they tee beauty and where he arts none or because they du not sco thorn through the medium bo loo ana worship them after Vis culiar manner He is equally from tho selfish new of tbe and the exclusive of the immortal and ij lifted to ty is mad the We await in hopo then the full avatar of the our ideal of what a poet should One who will add mercy to judgment and unite justice with one who ia ted by a love to man equaled only by of truth and right who to and nation to tho gifts of intellect and the tes of will thow higher and rarer He nor poetical propensities in his I nuke a bid tor Fanny's charms lie world a pattern When folks gather nettles and leave to wither on the item they must to be stung AJ for poor Mr S his doom is for life and if we should ever pet Saints preserve or we will pickle But why docs not some one take warning by Vis sad fate wooand win Fanny who is ready to love and respect him drunk or sober A lady so anxious to be wed as lo hold out inducements should long want a husband in this day of walking gy The following ia the direction of a letter in put C At OH post Is B II will tt u BIT who Cox wim be not very extensive but ns far as it wen was composed of the standard works of English American and French literature in the best editions and neatly bound This appears to be a valuable collec lion Too valuable perhaps fur my But this is my besetting weakness I an an epicure in bookis and can no more a favorite book miserably got up than an alderman enjoy a favorite dish mis your taste but it mu have cost you considerable gratify it Why if I hod been told the sum tola of the cost of such u collection at first believe I might have been a alarmed however it bos been made so gradually that I have been hardly aware of the pense Tea now announced There had been no time for preparation yet the table was famished with plenty and elegance and Edward hod enjoyed the repast fur more than his last night's riot After leu the conversation became general Edward happened to smok of tho oratory bat a after secretly blamed for to FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 lo for Slate The following questions to all the dates of the e parties for Suite Kilt us but week have in tile hit but were crowded out is were many other timely by the long The principles in questions approve and shall at nil and him in his paper election We nre not in the of nn king random statements nnd what men wilt do n the Wisconsin an 1 at i The fair months longer finding we trav proper limes we stand alone i r All of have been endorsed by last three State Conventions of the Free racy that of the pecuniary value of the which not mooted us it has become a settled question being already the law of the Slate Our candidates stand on onr Platform Hut wo do not to go any votes for them Irom Reformers on that account Not if leaders at ago may be taken as a type of their associates For the acknowledged uf the Land in the State of winter at tlie Convention and spring at the that most he eared for in our which he acknowledged was perfectly tory to the fand and though the Com Convention diJ not en- dorse Land or say n word about nnd ours adopted it distinctly yet he tried to break up our and thrown the whole weight of Ms influence as a Reformer into the scale of the Hunker parly that dare not commit itself to and on the side of the Hunker This real as well as his consistency make in no to Mr Klmore but in simple tice to one who so deserves It gives us no pleasure t such things hut i my ng my income and was obliged to deny i myself some indulgence of my more refined nates by a scarcity of Still I never nought of it practicability of u better slate of affairs till I to see a ludy whose amiable my ions It was obvious even to me thut her to share my fortunes 1 to linve some fortune to share But was it to come from f 1 applied for of salary but without success 1 began to consider whether I could not reduce my expenses and for the next three months kept an account I found that for board and clothing I had not ex- pended more than was and proper that the amount of those items tell far short of my other expenses Pray what were they Cigars wines mint standing treats Oh I begin to understand I now seriously myself how far any of these items 11 necessary ex- and how fur they hud ted to my real enjoyment I was compelled to that I hnd not made nor deserved to make any real friends by ing them to what each could have provided for himself for a couple of shillings while tho aggregate expenses hud emptied my pockets and the enjoyments had generally been marred by riot Quarrelling and sub- sequent Satisfied on his point 1 at once cut off some heavy of but still indulged in I ered nn enjoyment and required by of society One evening ever ns I was sauntering through way undecided which way to go I ed n number of gentlemen nnd Indies en- tering tlie Tabernacle and I thought I would look in to see what was going A gentleman bad just began his lecture After a vivid of the evils of in- temperance he made a sudden and ling appeal to the moderate drinker 1 nn irresistible conviction Hint I had not done my duty either to myself or When several nt his tion stepped forward and signed the pledge I not hesitate to follow their example I little my Julia whose absence from home hnd occasioned my that evening unpleasant duties lie performed We never step from the path of principle for friend or fuo In politics religion mid ethics we know no after the flesh were our mother's son obnoxious to a censure we should express just as freely and faithfully We hope no true man will be prejudiced Land Reform because of its proposed It is a rious doctrine and day that it tri- umph will lie a day ol hope and blessings to the laboring classes of this country The election of Air Chase for nn curliest of these would be the earnest of a day for Wisconsin Oct 1 Sin At a meeting of the Association it resolved to the for ag Jst Arc you in favor of a law by to prohibit the further nales of public lauds and to cause them to lie laid out into forms and lots of a limited size for the free and of landless 2d Arc you in favor of i Stale Law to limit the of land that persons may own by titles accruing to tlie of the V 3d Arc vou in of the Law exempting Ilic Home from compulsory Kdc irrespective of the valuation of the Home? Your early reply in your fellow citizens f- Vat tiff SHELDON Secretary NO 254 pretend i If lie pat ind like broken candles c lako nil ic s with In the ot u mill H ind a rW her simply as sketch nvei a few yui will nf ill u in ii d n n the in the form mid tlie idea I Muni il In IMS Illi Hull NI u if nre any win not ilu six the Or why the plates e UK that I s could fie by u.mi.IP ii developed The nl the Greek al Point comes lo lu seven sheet and tent rule of in i only rule by which per and do d lo i- mm ll is the live iud J AVe i the first of June lo ihv of and then cnl otf nil delinquent nud our pay nnd Could not we inn worth for been very i by the Mil lini the Shue lie hit In ami exhibited nil over tlic all the new put mi her Ui licr rind thru nil- lull or mid her hrr into Iho of a or a and if our fashion pinion were taken from her would nut itn e the ure in it elaborating nf most of nm UN of much i 1 one 11 me nil oxer tbe on thu en dil should Ins fiom In a year which is more than honest turn to aik of We our only lo be paid for our We believe our subscribers prefer lo I n wlm h is We with MH cess in the ilium It may be n at but stick to it it is tbe only safe true nnd just tff Tbe last It ns sharp a i H Damascus If our paper rv j or n jug say there in no we should be templed lo n lino n human form but in tiou of ils Tire ol i -1 v icw of tmv of the line the Stale Convention we im- Trill ot our cations of our Stale Superintendent Mr we none will overlook similar accounts from Thai loo if read and not enjoy the fine keen nf wit and he be just fit to edit sin h a 1 cal and paper as and may consider a hopeful fbi the of First with the of the ns ns we the friend al the in of this action Released from the customary drains on my pocket I soon found that I could live in my income I now offered myself and my was time after in conversation I learned from Julia that her content never would been given but for my recent reformation that she never could have been persuaded to entrust her happiness to one who stood on by the name of moderate drink hm Tin A flurry Mineral Point Tribune which Mr Root for Stale ist full after one of inefficiency imn e nf Mr Hurry and fidds the following just remarks ure willing and lo fico the lion on the of the two and tho indie iirc nmv it it will STATK of a upper lo be tween several papers in this Editor of the Madison having the nf among to be King of The statements he to IH in lo and the in a discussion wilh und were in no private mailers anil thu editor's ment tolbit 1 by his desire to escape from ihc H coil of own ihc Cirs submission to his will he U In do the tnd we nl unit as stubborn AS any of them he his first intent upon ud week he Us luti mil and Hi with and we survived it We wi shall this last il and is the entire ns under lie down to tlie thi t its ruin in ke n bevel he idea nf hi side of 11 There 110 curve Mich a- iis ami iti mi eye for llu be hired lo out tribes mi is more wn lell The am unit nnd been the ribs to form fur the Tin or the best nnd nur con- by the niosi und c IKIS been held in f i nrs who nf iif Free linve ould the nf pm Iy nils eier These n nf between hose who up till they wilh them i lini c been there hue heard the when Mime in In show ion di see ibid Mid into the and 1 s nnd it wits be of tin weak Co Oil I'll n l N Sir ii the in our A c bus a new between and n at A nnd sll are on the route but wire bv routes from Yours if ils I Unti nut i il in ir IK The went si with OIK lull i the A C The nhi have made no 1 M s f Su r i f ills i fir lite id Ii nnd n did thai urn t- i il it the State Ih t Ver li'is- mill it I tried lie ind lini die H v mid be he of lie on be- ll U- ing Ihc claims of Professor be j ent incumbent nnd A U Ihu inee of the Free Soil Ibis We have nul proper lien to our c between the two gentlemen but wished lo leave tbe choice entirely with the people nor would we nt this time wish to influence tiny voter in Wisconsin in bestowing his suffrage upon a candidate fur that office yet we that we are unable to determine what very important service has been dered lo the State by ing the year in the cause of tion It is true Mr is hut we him cient in one f thut to a ully for imparting If lie lius any particular system to curry out we nre perfectly ling to him A it lint for a man df each member of the I Mi the or Mr the Snil m they We know neither of them sonally but Mr Hurry is from rv county in this Stule and is iud iiv know him We fruin wh if ne have learned his Icr be is u nvm lilted fir the n nnd we one no foi preferring Mr vote for Mr n n lime do to be five years in that should be done in one is paying too dear for the whistle H is true Mr It has been thro that this region but we not that he spent any time in hunting up teachers or Ir We ieve that in so they will cause of ir not and nut sub- ordinate to any politic il question i mil be si II r t i mil us to ur li rej r Im did nm bnl i- illy In ur i- und n Mr ill been a lln 111 iiiy on delivered n of Insl week at the Court pain of hearing a sin ill of was but n binall portion It thai WHK enough ui us Mr K is utterly NUI lion In winch he aspires und will do injun In mil School if coniinued in There but one ind that hub been made by ninny Ji that the fund from the culling personalty upon in to I f f e inform himself as to condition and kno And So our own nre con- cerned they are for Mr Harry for the reason that we him well qualified with Mr and far hid rior ns to the faculty nf ness which we a very forn holding that im- portant office It argued against Mr Barry by tlic Madison Argus that is of a Uni- nnd insinuations mte thrown out Hint if he were elected all our children must ty be We nsk tlic editors of the if Mr has no sectarian preferences and if so if be would not be as likely to inculcate them us Mr Such kind of i is the dignity of any Lnd I man anil we believe I A nen t j niy Una ArRus had mil some prompt them She is prudent without mean nest parade cheerful without folly and without sullenness And Say no more The problem has been satisfaction and from this hour I am determined to And wa trail some ot those read BUT adopt the aama Nortmber We add in reply to some Ibat we made the Mr Root if re-elected intended bo resign nt the end of year nnd that Mr WHS Mr Root's choice for a of bis special and advocate who him in his paper year Mr R is no lecturer no Intent as a speaker His are in nur opinion those of a mrm wbo nol the rent interests of common school nl heart but wants to build up school which procure an education of fir few and a very inferior education fir many Ncr Inis the lo lie li n of and lie runs over lite nn itli i Til s-l loll In justly r f lln vinee mi il tlie f im ile mi inih is Ih n jirim In when milled be h- n widen of i OHM width mill which lint been pr Iv tiered il mlh bulling fill the K I v Ill in in- li if flu ill and keep ii i t hat liy I cr th in ins tlm lie f a full the lop nul rid laj IT ill I i ml den I The ill lure ihal will in burning i- Millu Iml nnd ill will nn he milled t f Ih.-il tin f mixed lot of goods valuable j s at me the n some in the this country and tilth his mm h boasted efforts are confined We are horrr to say of a whom we nut one ill feeling but we arc it be wiid and in proof that ne arc our we may say ring the brief period we were in the room Mr reduced mn by count came in and then stopped abruptly evidently is we dill in a few more he might be left To those who him here vf need not say that Mr infinitely superior to may op- beat the clef lion the are 11 ir fr in he the melted ill When i s in- nut nf the ullow will run ibe 11 n are n se I Mil not a f ill from he v V f ils J in If n III nick i 1 Hike nt When are nit of the b tl 111 ill'1 Will In u burned in 1 f no nick in it and burn- mil In- re an mil fiw a been over lire sliuulditho ii to il hot mill of finely alum and time i will be n 111 lite froth 1 This scum will f tilde plain und e iiy one wilt he by following will sue than ow half tic usual labor of
