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Burlington Weekly Telegraph (Newspaper) - January 4, 1851, Burlington, Iowa Family newspaper Neutral in politics. And devoted to literature. Science. Commerce. Agriculture. The Mechanic arts. And the general news of the Day by to Imp a amp saturday january 1851 vol. 1�?no. 2?. Trl weekly Telegraph. 1ki quot . . A quot Oti saturday morning last. Rumours reached us Burlington n Esi a dec. 31, 1k>0. That or. F. H. Snow of the House of Foote a Urz. Co. Of this City and who had started the Day tiie Pressl re of 11 previous Oti a trip to Niles Michigan. Had been Ike my re �4iuciaiu of the Loe Jiw Par Billet within two Miles of Monmouth. Iii., by a in Berinia to see that the is Ruvi i is of or 41. _ ,. A j Ujj Tuioti Are it let Zirat in Tal to the it Ulm lie interest and the upsetting of the stage. Two of our citizens directly w Emil it with the want and a a he of the Emmet lately started for Monmouth and shortly healt a. A fair they Ludd on to Tom instr a Ufier the r departure the pain id Rumor was fully Jit ,0 the embodiment of Lee Ocoee . They r 1. 3 Abom a is to yield a far a pow blk to the Suhrit of confirmed. The Accident occurred on Friday to kens. Al enact Law for the. Fayae amp to of the people in quot it. About ten of clock and was caused by the we s is ivn.7hourvb i i1�-3,1 Horst i becoming suddenly frightened and a not air wetly a the term�-4 that in to Rutnett. Wheeling from the Road by which the stage was fun editor the Barm a Telegraph appear to thrown Over upon is left Side. Or. Snow was w a Fri ally Appal Tivitt that these met Jun of the coast Icahn will Hare to yield to the in beside the Der who was also severely Sttne Fuik i Irit of the the demand for nub injured. It is presumed that the deceased was from he Box upon his i i its it we h let a it a a Xio raw a to a the Inott lib body of the coach falling upon him and crush tin Law in fax r of com ame. F armed for the con Ihor his breast. It is the opinion of the Exa Inin 2t to Fliss ssh a. I a a a quot let Nve a her thu it the wound upon ,. A i in or Tetra to event has for Many months oct a it have asked for nothing we ecu is in Corma Nen among us which has spread a deeper gloom Over our Community. The deceased was highly respected and esteemed by All w to knew him. Mention of the spirit i w hich the Constitution was adopted. On the contrary we have Only ached for the adoption of 1hat policy which is. Asked to i a quota j of a a a Fine understanding and Correct principles. Re Early a rated by the Constitution Ana w men. 1 1 j. .�?z.j,. I be United a generosity of nature and a buoyancy vie know to have been the intend j by a. A the editor has i her for a enl we Chat 0.ce a,n6�?~l fur him the co1�?T Dence and kindly regard of ail Ages. He was those who made it. Gotten the history of the times or Lias not been Rhar fable enough to inform himself of the opinion of other before condemning them. Hie construction of roads and other improvement by the Aid of private capital alone is no new ideas it is at least As old As our Constitution and was much discussed and final adopted As the policy of this state. We have Only asked for the adoption of Laws authorizing and encouraging the prosecution of this policy. It is no doubt a source of much discomfort to the Register that our Constitution prohibits the state from taking Stock in internal improvements and from entering into that a Liberal system for the development of our a a resources which would doubtless so a a develop them in a Short time As that we should be Able to so very Clear in that we had no a a resources left. This part of the matter we cannot help and ii the editor w ill Pardon us. We will add As our Humble opinion that he will never be Able to help it himself. The time has pasted for the propagation of such ideas the people of the Prev ent Day Are wisely Bent on profiting by the experience of the a at they cannot be made to close their eyes and yield consent to a system which must Leal to partial legislation while if would add largely to the general Burden. For instance the people of the state generally have no objection to the construction of the great do Viuque Ami Keokuk rail Road by private capital and the Aid of government donations but if it should to proposed to involve the state in the Enterprise to the tune of millions and the a a resources of the state to pay for the same should be sought in the pockets of the pople a very serious objection we opine would to found to Manifest itself in Many Quarter a. Although it in not our vocation now a Days to keep ourselves posted in the matter of party feeling still we Are much mistaken in our Imper Mon if there is not a very Large majority of the party which the Register aspires to Lead who Are decidedly opposed to the Loose and reckless systems which have brought a bad name upon our neighbouring state Illinois overwhelmed it with a Public debt exhausted All her made her a beggar at foreign boards of Exchange and a Vagabond a our own and left her people borne Down to the Earth and kept there beneath a Mountain Load of with this Enji Prience and these results before them the people of this state will not be like the fall into similar errors. They will rather be Content with such improvements the w ants a Iso a gentleman of Many accomplishment pleasing address and elegant person. To Bis immediate associates he w As greatly endeared i y his Many Noble qualities and by them his death w ill be mourned As 4hat of a brother. An affecting proof of this attachment and of the general sorrow was manifested by the presence of hundreds who had congregated upon the Banks of the River on sunday evening to receive his body. The silence which marked the presence of so Many persons and the tears which Rose unbidden to Many an Eye were touching eulogies upon the v Virtues of the deceased and expressive of the estimation in which he was universally held. The funeral took place yesterday from the congregational Church. Appropriate service was performed by revs. Messes. Salter Dennis Shinn and Johnson. Twelve pall bearers were selected from among the immediate friends of the deceased and a Large concourse of citizens followed his body to its final resting place. The deceased was a native of Rost on where lie has a brother residing and was about 24 years of age at the time of his death. We believe it is not known whether he has other relatives or not. The last four or five years of his life have been spent in the West principally in Niles Michigan lie came to this City in april last and started on his recent and latal trip with the View of making arrangements for a Wierma nent settlement among us. Our opportunities of Intercourse with the de ceased were frequent we knew him Well and for the Telegraph. To the Leuis Lati re. The press of the state almost with one Accord have advised you to adopt the code without debate and w without argument. Like a child taking a dose of Castor Oil you Are told to shut your eyes and open your Mouth and Swallow it. Little by Little knowing and caring As Little about it As possible. You have been informed in in this likeable language that like the old Many a w Ile w to knew nothing about War you were presumed to be equally ignorant of Law and that the sagacious Legal gentlemen who have presented you with the document for your approval Are infinitely More practical More Learned and know More of the wants of your constituent than All of you put together. If such is your estimate of the duties of a leg Dator if such is your opinion of the obligations and responsibilities of your official oaths both to yourselves the people and the state you will of course adopt this very easy Way of drawing your per diem and getting through the session some How. Whether you do or not a a Ense of Public duty impels me to address to you these few suggestions and allow me Here to say that knowing nothing whatever of Law Ray self my remarks shall be directed to the subdivision of the labor devolving upon county officers and their practical results to the a eople in Point of Economy a position in which experience enables me to feel perfectly at Home. In this respect the code is like unto nothing named by Adam in the Garden of Eden or that came out of the Ark with Noah. There it lies at your feet a shapeless mass the concentrated Legal knowledge of the present age. The whole state has been ransacked in its production and there it lies boiled Down until of unimaginable and incalculable strength. You look at it with ill defined dread. The press the presumed Organ of your constituents have informed you beforehand that you must Swallow it Down whole gulp the Pill. Anaconda like Ami As you gaze upon it preparatory to the swallowing process it does in truth have a very Tonch Ine if you dare look about it. An old adage says that a a familiarity Breeds while deprecating this with All Iny heart i roust a till Hope that familiarity will yet induce you finally to venture to take the monster by the Tail and see what he is made of. Within the past ten Jears at least three this will lie the fourth modifications of county offices and of the Revenue Laws have been made by your body. Each time that these alterations have been made the it eople have been tantalized j with profound calculations of the great Economy effected thereby and each time truth compels me to say has bad been made worse. Nearly every county in the state is More or left in debt and while wealth and population have increased with unexampled rapidity our taxes and our debts have kept Pace with both. Four years a nobler spirit or More admirable Man we have never known. In the discharge of the painful �8�� he a memorable Possum whig legislature j duty thus suddenly devolved a Jami us. We have j passe in Revenue Law Felt a melancholy pleasure in bearing this hum i ble tribute to his memory. Peace to his ashes new years of k Alliek. And created some of the present county offices. Two sessions of your body have been held since that time and As each was import Ned to change the extravagant and wasteful county expenditures the Carrier of the Telegraph will wait upon under that Law the reply has always been to a a wait until the code was completed and ail your political and financial grievances shall be of Trade w ill absolutely require w hich will be As certainly constructed As that the necessity or Tow a graph. Will exist for there is always capital enough a or allow me a Lew words in reply in any Community to construct such works As it it a a county officer a and 1 will then cease to a aay be necessary to its convenience and the j trouble you upon that subject of new count wants of its Trade. Improvement other than j organization. I would not do so now were it these ought not to be constructed at ally still if ltd a the somewhat ungenerous imputation they must be made in order to fill the measure quot at 1 have a a drawn upon my imagination for my of a wild imagination or to Gam a Point in the or in other words that my figures were game of politics let not the extra Aga Oceon such false. Expenditures 1m thrown upon the shoulders of i i a Hail take no other notice of my friends at to people tempts at criticisms and sarcasm than merely we do not accuse the a go or of urging this it it it remind him of what he doubtless Well knows particular so Stem indeed we have not made it hut must have forgotten when he wrote Misarti our business to it Erue it with the View of Stu he. That they Are generally regarded among dying its doctrines least of allot assailing them its Patron Bright and Early new years morning for the double purpose of tendering them the compliments of the season and of receiving redressed that will be the great Panacea of the the Reward Ever due to the faithful. Dave is a age in it will be combined the experience of Devil of a Fri a it is Tiuis still he professes the past with the magnificent and useful disco the highest degree of respect for the patrons of eries of modern the Telegraph whom we know he has served at Well the code has come and As Many of its All hours and through All kind of w Eather and extravagant features have been looked upon by the least we can do for Hlin on this occasion is you with distrust and dread the old cry has to commend him to the just appreciation of All again been raised of a try it try it it Cai t who irom a sense of Justice alone Are ready to a give the Deril his ltd a a yet we have occasionally noticed that it was Warmin in favor of an alteration of the Constitution with a View to the incorporation of a state Hank system acid the adoption of Kindred measure. Looking to the construction of Public works the a Dev elopement of our 4lc. Whether the Illinois system of involving the state would follow As a natural result and become part and parcel of the policy aimed at by i lie i Zister we shall leave to the decision of the Reader. An unworthy attempt is Mude on the part of Tbs Lii Juter to identify our it a or with what it is pleased to term i oof a coi a. It is True that in politics our votes and sentiments have rendered us liable to this allegations but it is not True nor is it just that such an imputation can be brought against our Humble column. A Bave not a a exhorted our Loc Ioco friends a As a weft in any thing we have said. What we have sail was addressed to the legislature generally. It was our right and duty As Independent journalist to do so. Our position of neutrality does but prohibit us from urging or discussing any Nutter relative to the Public interest. The it Gutirr know full Well that we have not said aught in our Page or with the View of strengthening one party or of injuring the other. Use Are strictly Neutral a Between the two parties taking no Art whatever in the i Cut a Ion of their Peculiar Tenet but at the same time we claim to be Independent of both. Guided by this opinion of our right we have taken frequent occasion j to exec a the privilege thus reserved but at no Kiaie Toi the purpose of wandering to party in any form or with the intention of committing any impropriety whatever. If any one has hitherto misunderstood the w Ord a a Neutral a As i connected with our to Iliou. We will give him j thinking men As the weakest of arguments. In my former communication i Statini the fees of the District clerk. 11<m 00 3 a sixty Sunmi Veurn. 180 00 treasurer and ,.1300 00 with my estimate of the fees of the other a county officers he finds no fault but he endeavours to convey the impression that the first and lat of the above amounts Are too Large by one Hall. Now let us see who is treating this subject most fairly. I estimated the tees of the clerk of the District court at $1100. I am now prepared to show by the declarations of the clerk himself that they w ill amount the present year to $1200. I surely did not a draw a it on my imagination in this in Taj be. As to the amount paid the county commissioner. I will Only say that or. Robinson who j was six years commissioner and who is cer make matters worse than they Are and see these j figures How Many dollars in the shape of taxes will he saved every year under me gentlemen had can be till be made worse if this instrument be taken As it is. County offi-1 cars will be overloaded some with Unne Ces Ary work others with unheard of Power and authority. The figures presented to you Are All false. There will be no saving but a greater expenditure. The objections to it May be thus briefly j summed up taking it As far As you have gone and saying nothing about the unsafe and foolish Powers Given to counties to speculate in every visionary scheme which you have most wisely stricken out 1. It gives to one county officer unheard of authority and Power not Only Over his brother officers but Over the people and elects him for i an unprecedented length of time. 2. It places All the other officers entirely under the control of this officer and renders everybody and every thing subservient to his Beck and nod. J. It deprives two thirds of the Jwo ple of their rightful representation and voice in admin ii 4. By a system of speculation by the county upon the fees of the officers it renders the county More than liable to the Ordinary results of speculation by private individuals to lose More than it will gain. 5. By this system it threaten to make every county office a direct Burden upon the county Treasury to be supported Ordy by increased taxation of the people. To. By this system based upon the false estimate of population instead of w Oik the county officers will be crowded with More work than they can possibly it erf Orni and the Ople will to inv As competent to judge As any one state the average amount per annul at $180. I placed hampered at every step in the transaction of Public business. 7. That the figures Given to you As the pro-1 la quot a we a s Gazette Ever the Signa ext edit up saving to each county and to virtually admit that they amounted j Tach a Paye Star Vold of any foundation in the fees of recorder and treasurer at so a Ftp. Did not a a county it of fico re in a communication in the Ture of to $2<s per annul rut i think the truth to be that they amount to More than either of those sums. My impression is that the fees for re coding the per cent allowed the treasurer upon collections and the fees arising from the ule of lands for taxes amount to at least $1500. Will a a county officer Summit his books to an examination in order to test Fhi question a \ county officer triumphantly aka a it one officer can supplant to Bra a in administering county matters Why cannot it he done in Legislatures. Why should not the North of Flint and South too have a voice in county business As i would not charge that the truth and that there cannot possibly be any saving effected under it hut on the contrary an increased expenditure. These objections Are potent enough and numerous enough in All conscience. Nor can they Eaily be gainsaid for they Are fact founded upon know ledge acquired in the school of exp it Eiienne. T. The Pia irm a one of a a i Depe amp Dent As explant j Well As the town a try of our course. Last present and for the fun design Here is to excite a local prejudice against tar. He Register is its own master and will of course pursue its own plans. At the same time a will take Tiee Liberty to suggest that Many of its purpose might be More easily accomplished a instead of stooping to the trickery of party it would occasionally yield a Little of its selfish it a a. And treat with Fain Mawod common deceit a us propositions of others even if they do Iasi somewhat Short of its own exalted Standard of Wisdom. The following letter will be read with interest by the patrons of re t St lbs stoic. My quot t both l cimber 18 a. Y Flea. R. A Nahum. to Char sir having seen various works of mine advert a a in Euclid a manner As to Lead the Public to believe that Urey have been written by me expressly for put not mile aft in this country i authorise you to state if you like that y our Magazine is the a Fly i it Eric a Teai in America for which 1 Havett de Ruiten to write any thing. Allot Lier period ii Cal work of mine Are writ irn for Lite Ash our Lith this Law. Though Suh in the effect. I believe your correspondent de ire a Good system anti if he was Satin fied that the one proposed would re ult in Good to the county he would a Ujj a Ort it. But his argument is exceedingly fallacious. He Eeme to suppose that the Board of commissioners Are a sort of quasi legislature when the truth is they Are purely executive officers. The Powers by the new Law conferred upon the aunty judge Are specifically defined and he is As much an executive officer in every respect a the sheriff. It might with More plausibility be claimed that we should have four or six governors at a time than that we should have three county judge for the governor i it not Only the executive officer but a co ordinate Branch of the Law making Power. One word in relation to the a dog magical figures w hich have emanated from lawyers closets a and 1 am done with the subject. 1 know not to whom allusion Ift Here made and i care not. The Law referred to emanated firn your Cor re prudent a a own a personal and political Briciel a i. Under tue it Ign i lot 4 ago but f pc a a ice aided to a seat in Congress me tales written by me for your Magazine will appear in England for a com i it Ler ble time a iter Yin a it ave i. Git a he i them even ii they Are aver guided in that country at All. 1 cannot cd be by letter without compliment i Fig you by a he a it a the matter and the apr a ear a Bra of your Magazine. J have Felt the highest Mere tit a 0f a he articles contained in the a by i. A. In 1 hav a .�0 to Point of pooling paper ate illustrations i have seen no Magazine it All it equal. Indeed it is a matter of Lund to Rue How you can produce it at such however numerous be your sub a cibber. Relieve me to be dear for t out faithfully g. I. R. Jarliv that there Are defects in the details of the Law. No one will deny in i apprehend that the three thousand dollars loss to us county bus resulted More from the exorbitant fees paid to c oui Ity officers for tax a a a paid too As i believe without warrant of Law than from any Inper Lect uus in the Law itself. J. W. G. Is component parts of an editor Are defined thus the Constitution of a horse Olis Ciriacy of a mule of amp Wood Law y or Pertinacity of a Dun endurance of a farming Airai or a. Impudence of a fat gear and i Wiatter entire re ignation to the most confound a of All Catbe c Harleston Mercury contains a let Ter irom Gen. James Hamilton to the people of South Carolina which concludes a follows a a 1 to fellow citizen you will Pardon the extreme Freedom of this communication but 1 could not leave this for the Interior of Texas which May detain me for weeks from South Carolina without admonishing you of the a Trocme Fibril of your relying on the sympathy and it support of the other Southern state and the no Les great Kieril of acting separately at the pres sent crisis i know your dauntless courage. God. In his a Beneficence. Has never made a braver Jie Ople. I know on your own soil in your own defence you can whip your Force let it come from where it May but let a add to Brave discretion coolness and Adf posses ii a forecast a Subtle As the stratagems which Mav be designed to circumvent us. 1 Tell you wait with patience. A a a each fun or boo it by Triumph is at hand. 1 know you Are prepared for a he Union party have elected delegates in Georgia in forty seven nut of fifty three counties by upwards of majority. The Dis uni omd have it Only elected fourteen delegates so far As heard from. South cab Olixa the South Carolina House of representatives on the 5lli Mist the Resolution of or. Izard Middleton authorizing the committee on military affairs to inquire into the expediency of fortifying Beaufort Georgetown and St. John a Island was adopted. Ahtl words a out of Are the worst in the language when one is out of patience and out of Money when ins wife Tell him a he is out of sugar one Dav. Out of a Offee the next out of a the next oaf of flour the next out of spirit. The words Are very Good when one is out of debt a a a if of trouble and out 0/ jail if a Man has a Smoky Bouse and a scolding wife out of doors is to bad place. Macau featured delegates at Savannah Republican a ays that a majority of the members w to professed to represent the state of Georgia in the Nashville convention were either the appointees of the governor or them a a ltd. The people having had no Agency in the Iowa City correspond draw a. Iowa cite dec. 25, 1850. It vast a the statutes not statistics As mine of the i7th was erroneously printed of the revising commissioners arc being printed to a much greater extent than was thought by a portion of the members to be necessary. Ii this is an evil however it will also be attended with some Good. The Radical changes and new features and systems which have been reported for adoption Are believed to be right and this is the belief no doubt of or a try member of the general Assembly As to the entire code As they have almost unlimited Confidence in the re visors yet it is perhaps due to members that they should have it in their Power to examine new and important prof positions by fore being called upon to vote them into existence. If this is Correct printing As you know is the Only remedy. It May be a matter of some interest to your readers to know some of a he changes in contemplation. And first a county judge is to be elected at the first election Holden in August after the statute has been in Force thirty Days and if such election does not take place in 1851, the county judges elected in 1852 shall hold for three y. I and a new election a Hall take a ice in 1855, and every four years thereafter. He is invested with the usual Powers and jurisdiction of county commissioner an i Juge of probate and is the accounting officer and general agent of the county. The clerk of i i strict court shall a a a cd offi Cio clerk of the county court and Register of probate. Recorder is treasurer As formerly. The county judge the clerk of District court and the recorder Are to receive As their Only compensation salaries to be graduated by the number of inhabitants in the county. They Are to charge fee and pay the same into the county Treasury. V the Board of Pablic works is to be discontinued and the Power and duties of the same voted in one commissioner. The limits of a town May be extended by the consent of those who might be taken in by Uch enlargement. A tax will be Laid upon the profit realized by agencies of foreign insurance companies. The slate will discontinue the practice of sharing in the profits of retailing intoxicating liquors. The retail of intoxicating liquors 111 the manner usually denominated a a by the Glass or a a by the i to be prohibited and the place commonly known As a a grog shops a or a dram shops a Are to be prohibited and declared nuisances and their establishment shall be held presumptive evidence of the violation of the first mentioned provision. The question of exempting the improvements on lands from taxation was ably discussed today in the Senate but not decided. Yours . Population of Wisconsin a the increase in ten Sentinel obtain the following tables of 0111 state census from Henry Miller a s. Deputy marshal. All the return Are official but two count it Dane and Columbia and the a Are known to to Correct though not official counties. Dec., 1817. Brown a 2, l 1 Calumet l,0fkj Manitowoc 1.285 Columbia 3,7 Al Craw Ford and Chippewa 1,409 the Carrier s address to the patrons of the Burlington telex rapid. January 1, 1851. St. Croix or Pointe Dane Dodge fond do Lac Grant Green Loveva Kinchl and $ j Effer �011. Lafayette Marquette Milf Waukee Portage Racine / a Crosha $ Rock Sauk Sheboygan Walworth Waukesha Washington win Newago total 1,674 ir�7 10,935 11,906 7, Phi 1 1.8 it re. 187 7,963 11,571 �?�u35 2.2� 1 22,791 Lri t 19,539 14,729 2,178 5,580 15,i >36 15,866 15,517 2,7x7 june 1850. Ti/15 1,715 3,702 9,559 3,112 621 479 16,628 19, i 1 1,512 10,169 8/88 9,532 483 15.323 11,538 8,642 31,117 1.7 14,971 10,734 20.759 1,550 8,486 17,81.1 hum 19,485 10,167 305.121 finite u do Lati a Feraci a Fand w i a it a it the Clov a a cujo i $1> of pm a i in s work House in by n. A it it in City on liar up a a Fri it t q �4i to 750 1 be ski cd Iii Etc estimate 01 a ,. It i it it cd a it not he i. It it a 5f-ti�a Burlington it courier mentions the v v / us �?z1a. To i to to in that country who had get for every body to shoot at and a exited to a a a re of film a trat on for know every thing and to assist a Ubu a bodies s -11 Ori fimm Traron or info the b sum of their neighbor. 1� 1 a 1 a a a j a to this drug editor. 210,540 increase 111 two year and a half 9i/.75 the following Tahle illustrates the increase of imputation in Wisconsin during the ten years year. Population. 1840,. 30,915 1842, 44,178 1816, june 155/77 1847, dec. 210,546 1850, june 305,321 the increase is 983 per cent in ten years. This is certainly a remarkable growth. Arkansas which was a omitted 111 30. Is behind i cot sin. it not been for the Large California Drain we Shohl have had 350,0u0 on the 1st of june last which is probably our present population. It not ouly carried away a great Many of our own citizens but it induced thousands in the k Stern states to go to California who had previously Felt disposed to emigrate to Wisconsin. In til is Way the discovery of the Gold mines of California has operated against the growth of the Western states. But this Drui i Only temporary. The Gold fever i Over. During the next ten yeas our increase will therefore be even More substantial. We put our Mark for 1860, at from 800,-�ssi to 1, 8x1,000. Ark a v a population states Cotton and state census just completed makes the population As follows White male 82/17 White females 70,701 slaves 45.242 free coloured persons 630 total,.1w.796 the land in cultivation is occupied As follows a with Cotton 239/29 acres with Gram 130,-891 acre. In one year the state produced 66,-912 of Cotton. 8/7,731 bushels of Corn 1/29,851 Bushel of oat and 289.536 bushels of wheat. These facts show an unexpected growth of the state and that it 1 much More of a Grain than a Cotton growing state. A Trident and loss of men set out from Nauvoo week before with a Flat boat loaded with corny when Between this place at i a Twincy the Flat became entangled in a Gorge of ice and was Cut to piece. Two of the men Clung to the oar and were saved the other two one named Barlett perished in the Llu Arsic come Uncial. A sad the outpouring of an honest heart at the dilapidated condition of his unmentionables a a Farewell Farewell a id trousers with l by time we re stuck together variety of aeon a gone Terv ugh and braved All kind of weather a to egg from them while they Are fresh. We have tried All kind of methods but this w e think is the Only one to be relied on a in and coming Bull it i said will revisit the t Intel state after having made a four through Finland Russia and to the great cities of Asia. So of a a i Meir neigh doors. 11 ,. A f i a a.11 a a a a by Rould change Ita Politica Moi Ger loan us Cociu up to the descend Ion lie Citi us Ora �?o�00j editor 1 Fie was willing to be turned out. A a a a or. Smither. How can you sleep the Tuu has been up these two a a Well what if he Las Hiccup lie goes to bed at dark while i am on a Bender till after Midnight Hiccup of quot a a och. An what a yer Honor a going to give me seeing As it my self that saved ver Honor House from tur Ninmo a Hea entirely a a a How so Pat a a a an sure when it coached afire Wasny to i the second one that hollered fire first a i fair Exchange paper says a a it a been said that in spite of All medical science and system of the a Lay a sick minister who has a Rich congregate ii can Only be cured by a voyage to Europe. A singular fact in Tifei ape scotch was Goliah Roy the knuckle giant whom David slew with a a ton. Pm wha was David boy the son of Jese. Pm thai a a Bra nun and , Aba Jessie ? it a the Dower of dumb Latie to of you want to shorten Winter nights dip them into whiskey punch and they will shrink up to nothing. A ten friends in be run my Annua round and gave you All Remote or near my neat Tri wee Kly thou unbound three times per week with news a a so a fear a and when the rays of morn were gloaming 1 to your doors a fondly roaming to Lay it there put up with care. Where you might final it and Well you mind it. And a since my Gray hair d Friend has left me and of some special favors Reft me ill let him rest among the Blest and cherish of orally fifty one his Darling favorite Youthful son a and a for love to that Friend genre of patrons extend tic hand of regard unto be an out of your i it pocket a or Silver clasp Lam sets of give e like the a a Brave and the free and All that you give will 1 gladly receive nor will a half Eagle dispose me to Grieve. For All the new w hich from for a Quarter blew went freshly folded from my Han i to you that which Vii gleaned from Earth a far to be 1 land off Palmas Cape a i add Law a water Transl from a Girt Tyre and alb eco a ruins wide from Suez Strait and Hamathy a Leafy Pride from tilt is sources a. I the Labord Heap. Where Cheop reign and sesostris biceps Over a i t re it with Broad expat Wley Wing and talked in person to h�5r Hundred Kings Over k Iron a troll with slow advancing tread and View cd the tombs of her in Lustrous dead heard Over the he Lepont fierce Austria a cry and on Europe s shores the Stern reply and Russia off the Tidell Baltic pour. Her Bonier shout to the far Auxin a Shore Llly iian a son in hopeless exile groan and trudge thro every country but their own across the wide Atlantic forced to roam. To seek in Distant lamps a peaceful Home away amid fair Iowa a Fertile Plains. Find Here a rest secure irom Austria s chains. Here learn our Law our right and Freedom Eliare and Happy a Neath our skies forget their care. Of Blest that land which to its bosom draw s the Peel d of nations from oppressions Laws Blest lie that land thro All succeeding years whose kindly influence dries oppression s tear a Rte Pirn a a Hope within the father s that there i sons May find a place of rest free Felt a a i the monarchs Pride or tyrants , thou but the tenant of the humblest shed. But Why abroad should Vve for topic roam. While Field More Fertile a till abound at Home look to the wot where a sold descending beams Over Broad Pacific a watery bosom gleams and flings a glory round Tho a a sea go t in is. As if an Angel wreathed their Grove. With smiles there Tigre rear it head amid the sea Tho fed by wave a till a struggle a to be free it pm it int of place Long tired the britons Eye thou a Mere speck beneath the Southern so v rut so Chi cultured boor against the briton closes fast the door. Now turn from Vvhs. Re the Troj ices Cyl to a is its warm Lustre of a r the Earth where Shrub and herbage Sere and try present a changeless scene of dearth where neither Dew nor gentle Shower revives the Bloom of us struck Flower from one extreme unto another turn hut now to i.>��?�/. While Vve before a ii i Burn Sec Somler a a eak where Snow eternal spread is perpetual Winter round their Pink Heads while summer blooms amid the Voles below and Lucid streams Over Golden Placer flow. Here pause a while and View that ghastly throng whose love of Gold alone their lives prolong see that starved South and Man Iti years grown old. Here Bart ring lift away for sordid Gold. See a a a with Totty Reg step and trembling hand ply the Strong pick to turn the Goi ten Sand and to i bosom hug the shining Grain a thou it Worth could free i soul from pains a. Too and in a this dense and Motley band wat Haggard a Hay a on either Quarter stand that sunk Pale Check w Ith sickness worn away and eve shrunk t re. Refuse it lug frogs Ray but Larkly lurid Send it vacant stare with the a Oul fright Aing Mien of fell l a Spair of is glorious image driven from the face and Lucre a Grin assume it holy place burst re it a it White the bold a on of toil can i ngh the to a i and Heap up Golden spoil Ami t a sky where Light and knowledge fair walk hand in Hall to soothe Industrial care 1� Lucre s self the Pride of Man below will it the Boon of Bliss to him bestow were Gold of plenteous As tile Sand Vve tread woul i not us Many a till by wanting fire i ? Avaunt be thieves who steal the Joy of life. And to Iron the world spread murder blood a and strife let me poor Agar better portion know tis ail i want ail no a of in Aven below with health and peace enjoyment will i find and pay a throw life nor leave a wish behind. Rut let a quit this haunted land. Where get la a 1� starving Itle away where strife and rapine rear their hand. And Man thou vile Neer a Toons to Pray sweep Over those file old with Verity ire Gay. Warmed by the suns Refulgente Ray. Turn to the Garden of the Western wild. Where roamed of Yore fair natures child who far away beneath the setting Sun behold his lat. It journey almost run. Forced from i native Hills on Erie a Shore where dread n Niagara lift i Thunder Roar weeping his Way along i Liuis a Plain and think a it of scene he never shall see again and Ere he reaches manhood a Hardy prime i bid to a a Uit his late adopted clime of life of change of woe and i Servile toil forced from Bis fathers Graves and native soil must yield to every Blat that Fortune blows. Here Sirois no friends an a there eternal foes when will our country for them a Lare to feel those bitter Pang which love can Only heal Here one the wigwams fire brightly shone or a Moke High Curling gloom a another zone. Ami where those stately dwellings Cleave the sky beneath some mighty heroes dust May lie some chief w Hose soul was wrap w Ith Genius flame but wanting science sleeps unkown to Fame. City now with Joy i turn to thee thou Law a not least in the Gigantic West who Elf like the pc unix from it a Hes free l p one along the sire ltd of Waters breast from one Lone cottage by its roaring Side up to a mighty City thou Hast grown. Fair Iowa a nurse her Beauty and her Pride where once the Sylvan goddess held her throne in w lid Wood haunts w hich Long she deemed her own Over thy deep Vale and thickly Job Oplt us Hills i he gorgeous a Lomes of modern Art arise. And fling to their Beauty Down upon thy rills. And upward a lift their turrets to the a Kies the wonder of the age cynosure of All eyes Here Honor and religious truth re i be. And curb the Froward zealot worldly priv be aril love an i Virtu Swap the heat and Bright eyed Beauty Biml the soul with spell that mock refinery nth Sart. The simple charms that Brook control and peace Arul order Crown the whole. Fair City i have heard thy peals of mirth Roll on the soft and Balmy air when silence reigned Over All the Earth. And a slumber lock a the limbs of care peal after peal resounding there a if thou never yet had St known affections tear or sorrow a moan again i heard thy hitter sigh Over thy tune defying Hills and Hearl thy stricken hearts sad cries moan int by by thy whispering rills thiere saw thy a be Weed of woe wave on he summer sultry air the Mournful column taint and slow unto thy Siu Uit chamber a Bear thy hearts Best love the Young and fair to the Lone still place of rest for death was in thy store Al Halls. And non were thiere it stay i ought. And shriek broke in a Rob from ail thy Walls and stirred the silent ear of night Ami Day was dark with gloom and doubt no safety in no it a peace without. The Wrath of go a was 111 the Kyj. And fell like mildew Over the land the Treng Man yielded up to die for it a could stay the Angelus hand fhe t�4i�i� n a avid unto its tread the Hovel wept its shrivel a a dead beneath a he awful Joe to but he who held the Angelus Arm hath rid thy Borders from alarm then a i altar lowly Bend and know him As thy Only Friend Gwal patrons All my song 1 done. No More Sapporo strikes the Lyre to lib six ii that wrap me too is gone. Hath fled from off the sounding wire Adieu to All who dearly love me to All who a love me Minirth and Jov. And May your la be still orly iut be me your generous hearted / Carrier boy. Death of John Randolph of Roanoke. The following a is an extract from the life of John Randolph of Roan once by Hugh a. Garland of St. Louis which Lias jut been published next morning the Day on which he died or. Parish received an Early and an urgent message to x in it him. Several persons were in the room but soon left it except his servant John who was much affected at the a ight of i dying master. The doctor remarked to him a i have seen your master very Low let a fore and he revived and perhaps he will again a John knows tatter than that sir he then looked at the doctor with great intensity and said in an Earnest and distinct manner i confirm every disposition in my will especially that respecting Iny slaves whom i have Man omitted and for whom i have made prov Ision i run rejoiced to hear such a declaration from you sir replied the doctor and soon alter proposed to leave for a Short time to attend to another patient. A you Nuit not it it was the reply you cannot you shall not leave me. John take care that the doctor a of not leave the room John soon locked the a Loor and reported 4 a taster i have locked the door a id got the key in my pocket the xxx Ter can t go now he seemed excited and said. If you do. You need not return the doctor appealed to him As to the propriety of such an order inasmuch a he was onh desirous of discharging i duty to his other patient his manner instantly changed and he said i retract that expression. Some time after turning an expressive look he a Aid again �?~1 retract that expression the doctor now said that he understood the subject of his communication and presumed the an ill would exp Kiin itself fully. He replied in his Peculiar Way no our Long to understand it i know you Don t. Our Laws Are extremely particular on the a a beet of a Lavese a a ii 1 May Man unit them but Provit Ion for their subsequent support requires that a declaration be made in the presence of a White witness and it i requisite tii t the witness after hearing the declaration should continue with the party and never lose sight of him until lie in gone or dead. You Are a go j witness for John. You see the propriety and importance of remaining with me your patients Mno to make allowance for your situation. John told me this morning a it Ter you Are dying the doctor spoke with entire Candor Ami replied that it was rather a matter of Surprise that he had lasted �0 Long. He now made his preparations to die. A a directed John to bring him his father s breast Button he then directed him to place it in the bosom of his shirt. It was an old fashioned Large sized Gold stud. John placed it in the Button Hole of the shirt bosom but to 1�x it completely required a Hole 011 the opposite Side. Get a knife sail he. 4 anti Cut one a Napkin was called for and placed by John Over his breast. For a Short time he Lay perfectly quiet with his eyes closed. He suddenly roused up and exclaimed a remorse remorse it was thrice repeated the last time at the top of his voice with great agitation. He Rietl out a let me see the word get a dictionary let me seethe word a there is none in the room w rite it Down then let me see the word the Doetz it a picked up Tine of his Earl. 4 Randolph of Roanoke �?4shall i write on this car yes. Nothing More proper the word kit mob a was then written in Pencil. He took the can in a hurried manner and fastened his eyes on it with great intensity. Write it on the kick lie exclaimed. It was done and handed him again. He was extremely agitated 4 remorse you have no i idea what it in you can form no idea of it whatever it has contributed to bring me to my present situation but 1 have looked to the lord a a a us Christ and Hope that 1 have obtained j Anion. Now let John take your Pencil Ai d Drav. A line under the word which was accordingly done. A what am 1 to a to with the card inquired the doctor. 4 it in your pocket take care of it when 1 am dead look at it the do a tor now introduced the subject of calling in some additional witnesses to his declarations and suggested sending Down stairs for Edmond Badger. He re plier a 41 have already communicated that to him the doctor then said 4 with your concurrence sir. I will Send for two Young physicians who shall remain Ana never lose sight of you until you Are dead to whom you can make your declarations my son i r. Isaac Parish and my Young Friend and late Pupil. Or. Francis v est a brother of capt. West he quickly asked 4 capt. West of the packet v is sir the same 4 Send for him he is the Many ill have him before the door was unlocked he pointed towards a Bureau and requested the a doctor to take from it a remuneration for his services. To this the doctor promptly replied that he would feel As though he were acting i delicately to comply. He then waived the subject by saving. A in King Puiul it 13 always customary. The witnesses were now sent fur. And it Oon arrived. The dying Man was propped up in bed. With pillows Nearl erect. Being extremely sensitive to cold he had a Blanket Over his arid Shou Klers Arul he directed John to place his hat on Over the Blanket which aided in keeping it Cly it be to his head. Vav Ith a countenance full of Sorovy. John stood close by the Side of his lying master. The four witnesses Edmond Badger Francis West la Mac Parish anti Joseph Parish were placed in a semicircle in full View lie rallied All the expiring energies of mind tags by to this last Effort. A his whole soul says or. Paris a seemed concent a ted in the act. I eyes of fax he i feeling and intelligence. Pointing to us with his Long Index linger he addressed us. �?~1 confirm ail the directions of my will respecting my slaves and direct them to be enforced particularly in respect to a proviso a ii for their support and then raising his Arm As High As he could he brought it Down with his open hand on the in Culver of his favorite Ohn and added these words 4 especially for this Man he then Sketl each of the witnesses whether they understood Hun. Or. Joseph Parish explain a to them what or. Randolph had said in regard to the Laws of \ in Rynta on Suo Jafet of manumission and then appealed to the dying Man to know w Hether he had stated it correctly. A yes said he and gracefully waiving his hand As a Token of Dis Mission lie added the Young gentlemen w Iii remain with the scene was now soon changed. Having to disposed of that subject most deeply impressed on i heart his keen penetrating Eye lost its expression his powerful mind gave Way and his fading imagination began to wander amid scenes and with friends that he had left Tahim in two hours the spirit tax it kits flight and ail that was mortal of John Randolph of Roanoke was hushed in death. At a Quarter Tambre twelve of clock on the Ith Day of june 183d, aged sixty years he i breathed his lat in a chamber of the City hotel no. 11 North third a to it. Philadelphia. Party . The most superficial observer must five remarked that throughout the Southern state part lines Are Beer it i in fainter every Day a it Al the time does not seem fur Distant when they will he. At least for a season entirely a illiterate to. There is no difficulty in tracing this political fusion to its legitimate causes. Intrina Icay the divisions and Whilt h some year no it it utterly insole Al whigs from democrats interposing Between them insurmountable or Ricks of constitutional a doctrine Aryl construction have gradually worn away until both parties almost occupy a common platform. The question of a Nat ill Bank perhaps the most potent of All the issues Between the two parties is confessedly obsolete. It has ceased even to be presented in the customary Batch cd resolutions which the democrats prepare for their avowed political assemblage. The internal improvement a test Ion i in i longer confined to part a since the West Arul in Many parts of the North the people of All shades of political opinion maintain the right and a Lifty of the general gov Cement to Foster scheme of Manifest Public Utility. Neither id a rib ution a of the proceeds of the Public land a part in be. Lor ii has been tacitly aban horned. A what then separate whig from 1 to Erat ? Little More than the Tariff question. Which i every tay log ing its prominence. And which even Georgia and one a or two a the a state of the South a a do develop j More fully their manufacturing resources. Will number its partisans among the most ardent Aryl uncompromising democrats i just As it does in Pennsylvania. Party spirit therefore from inherent and Ine v a table causes is dying out Ini fit South j and except a it a contest Between the pos a Povy a stors of Powers and the claimant of i Ower Tat Ween the a wins quot and the a a out \ it can hardly to said to be based on Well defined permanent and leading in due. If however the decay of political an to tag Omsk has been in some measure brought taut by the absence of Salien pm but j difference Between the two parties the process of fusion has been vat a Accel Era i ted by the recent growth of an due fur i transcending in importance and consequences All Mere struggles for place and preferment All controversies touching the property and expediency of any Purt Cular j measure. Quot e refer of course to the que Tion of the i Nion. This great overs iad owing que i Ion has absorbed Alt minor f ones and sunk Thorn into temporary oblivion. The very words a whig and democrats quot a eem to be losing their meaning Ami giving place to the More significant designations of unionist quot and both of these new parties derive accessions from the rank of tho��1 who formerly fought under opposite political banners. In Georgia in Ponsiana in Mississippi in Alabama this is pre eminently the eur a. W e have a a Chi in the first Namtso state that in almost every county the Union ticket a Well As the disunion was composed a fan equal number of whigs and democrats so that whatever might have been the aspect of the convention with reference to the Aej Tion of the state on the Compromise measures that boy in was certain to contain As Many democrats As whigs n Louisiana the same tendency to the extinction of party div Ision t Xii i. Tile great Union meeting was thronged with the Ablest men of both pm ties a Democrat presided Over the Assembly and the hottest democrats in our City sat Side by Side with the most uncompromising Vav High As a ice presidents. In Mississippi ten Wiig skipers oppo a a to disunion have formally renounced politics and party assumed titles indicative of the sentiments which animate them Ami Vav ill hereafter do it tattle under the Standard of the Union atone until its preservation and perpetuity Are secured beyond a peradventure. In Alabama a similar feeling exist though less actively Ira Anifa a a ted i consequence of the Athenee of excitement. Buta a Lay or two ago Henry Clay the Fournier of the whig a arty a july declared he would vote Fogt a a i Nion Democrat of a or or Sidt it in preference to u free soil a Hig and Vve have no doubt that evry whig in the South would proudly and gladly imitate his example. These developments Are to palpable to escape observation. The time has arrived when the Only question in the South must be a Are y of for the Union As it is or it he who is not with us on this great Issue is against us. 11� who would Tiiu turn the Compromise break up the adjustment and set us All afloat mice More on a dark and Stormy a a of uncertainty and agitation is no Friend to the Union let i lips protest whatever they May. The Northern abolitionist who rave at the fugitive slave Law and councils its repeal is As much a did Union tas the Southern fanatic who waxes furious at the abolition of the slav e Trade in the District of Columbia and clamors for the abrogation of the act. Seward is a Dis uni Onist. And to Are Quitman and Soule for All three Are Bent on mischief Are striving to overthrow the recent legislation of Congress and Are doing w whatever they can to produce astute of things that if unchecked would unavoidably us to disunion. Against such men and their principles the Union party of the South made up of whig and democrats who love their country tatter than the scurvy struggles Ami Petty fruits of political Dis sense no is landed together. Ii is a party that clings to the i Nion. That a it a a Isth ing More than the Observance of the a a institution and the Laws that wants n a change in Egin lation and that is invincible and radically opposed to ail attempt. It ii rect or indirect to array one Section of the country in an attitude of hostility towards Orie Enis d a. Tic fire Tennih Futor. Several experiments were mule on tuesday w Ith it Iii lips Patent lire Unni dilator a in the presence of a Large concourse of spectators in Batter a yield. The a Lre annihilator a has for some time been before the is a port Ihle machine for a dilation and the experiments of yesterday were intended to test its Utility in extinguishing fires raging in Many of a House at once with the View of superseding the common fire engine. The machine tor which the appellation a file Anni Dator has been churned is described by the Pat Cutee As composed of four tin or Sheet Iron cylindrical cases within another the Central raw containing a a chemical preparation which will ditch arg with the Power of steam Vapour in which Flamo cannot sex Tat. It u Well known that tire can Only be maintained alive by the continuance of a due Supply of oxygen or atmospheric air Ami by cutting Oiin this Supply or Over powering it with carbonic acid a. It is at once extinguished. The latter ingredient a also the Power of suffocating Aiu Mals and on account of these properties i known among minors As a choke the purpose of the inventor of the a Tirc annihilator seems to be to provide in cases of lire a Quantity of the chemical vapor before alluded to a which we Tak to be Earby a Nie at id Gas to Overko Over the oxygen an i to Theryl solar As the experiments she it a. It is Well adapted. An in Finstad in roomed a nouse in the neighbourhood of the waterworks in hotter sea Field had been selected to Experiment upon the several it a in of which were furnished with stools. To be. And i j basis of dry de �1 roughly put together for 1 the purpose. Tea Beds were furnished with curtains of Hempen cloth Ami Pill vows i and bolsters of the some material stuffed with Wood shavings and the re no were line with a it a planks the whole cd Len lated. When once ignited to a Burn like a the a comsha Tibie aaa Teinila having been is t on fire were ptnssst1�d it Burn for the spa a a a five a a six or min is until the flames a 4 v. Ith a through the window the temporary Frame work of which was. In one instance wholly. And in .4her partially Conan re a. A signal was then Given a or the of the vapor which was �1�charged with considerable Force through the Hgt be or tubes inserted in the apers Are of the w in a Low Ami the entire fire thus extinguished in twelve minute. On a subsequent sex of tie rooms we found that the Tad were in oms med but that Grant a Xvi of had been of Leetch in Tho apartments on the Grousl i floor. Mihlic Aftung that x powerful body of flame h 11 a in e reef Here. Few la a. However the ext Crement Vav his n to ltd Llu it l was 1 fhe by a re sue a Fulfs a a lighter having been my a a red along in of a i or adjoining wharf an 1 Sev re term no inc and a Alfh Fri tar refs and other in Lanui Able Materia fire in the How a and allowed in Burn five or six minutes by tie application of the machine the flames were comp Hefely Sun Heil in about three minute f a discovery that will effect. If no get the us to a prevention of fire at least their instantaneous or a speedy suppress it a w ill prove of great social Benefit and that the present invent Tion will be of Utility in this respect in Mam cases m y be regarded a establish de beyond i doubt. Vav Here a fire has not made much Progress Befu re it is Lii scorer Al. It will be found exceedingly Etui cat j ail at fhe same time it so Hap it ens How Ever that the most de styx Tiv e fires Are usually. Not of this description and How the machine would operate Here the experiments scarcely justify us in pronouncing an London rime. Dreaming on l Ake. V Bachelor editor out West who had received from the fair hand of a Bride a i piece of elegant vat Al Ling Eake to a dream 1 on thu discs the result of i experience we put it under the or of our Pillow i shut our eyes sweetly As an infant Ami blessed with an easy conscience soon i yrs a i . Tit Towl of dream gently touched a. And to in Vve were married never was a Littlee Lif or so Happy. It was my Dove a do rest sweetest ringing in our eurs every moment. Of that the Sircum Aumi been broken off Here. But no some evil Genius put it into the head of our Ducky to have pm ii g for dinner just to please her lord. In a hungry dream w e sat Down to dinner. A �11, the pudding moment arrived and i a huge slice almost obscured from a int the plate before us. A my dear said we fondly dial you make this ? a a yes love Ain t it Nice a glorious the Best bread pudding i Ever in my life Plum pulling Ducky suggested my wife. No Dearest bread pudding i always font a of pm a Call that bread pudding exclaimed Iny wife while her pretty lip Curtal slightly w Ith contempt. A certainly my dear reckon i a had enough at the Sherwood House to know bread pudding Iny love by All mean a husband this is really t a Tad. Plum pudding is twice As hard to make a bread Pui iding and is in arc expensive and is a great Deal better. I by this is Plum pudding sir Arul my pretty wife s brow flu she a with excitement. A my love no a Weet my Clear love exclaimed we a a a a a Thi Rigby a do not get angry sure its very go Al if it is bread pudding a but sir i say it Ain t bread pudding. I 4 a my Madam 1 say it a a bread pudding a you mean la a a wretch fondly replied my wife in a High tone you know i it is Plum pudding a then May am it is so meanly put together and so badly burned that the Devil himself would t know it. I Tell you Madam most distinctly and that 1 will it be contradicted that it is bread pudding and the meanest kind at that / a it is Blum pudding shrieked my wife a a he hurled a Glass of Claret in my face the Glass itself a tapping the Claret from my nose. A bread up l Ling ? gasped Vve. Pluck to a the last and grasping a roasted Chicken i by the left leg. Opium puddling Rose above the Din As i had a distinctive perception of feeling two plates smash across Iny head. A bread pud Diimig a we groaned in rage a the Chicken left our hand and trying w Ith Swift Wing across tie table landed in Madam s bosom. A Flam pudding re our Eli the War cry from the enemy As the Gravy dish took it where we had been it Iep it a it Iii the first a Art of our dinner and a i us of beets landed upon a White Vest. A bread pud Sirij. Omer shouted we in Defiance dodging the soup Tureen and falling beneath its contents. A Plum Pudt fing yelled tie amiable spouse a noticing our misfortune she determined to it keep us Down by piling upon our head the dishes w Ith no very gentle hand. Then in rapid succession followed the War Trie. A a film pudding a a Riekel she with every dish. A bread ambling in a mothered tone a a time up from the pile in reply. Then it was Plum pudding in rapid succession the last cry grow ing feebler till just a i can distinctly recollect it had grown to a w his per. A Plum a tiding Sesoi Index like Thun Ler followed by a tremendous crash As my w Ife heaped upon the pile with her delicate Ifft on a commenced jumping no Ami Lite in. When thank heaven we awoke and thus quot avre dour life. We shall never dream on wedding cake again that s the Natal. Be excessive a Devotion for Mere physical Beauty is improper and injurious both to the menial and moral faculties there i a Beauty w hich should be prize above allot he re the Beauty that play round the heart like a sacred flame. In the Good it never fades Spring summer Ami autumn May come and go still that one Beauty remains and when Tho owners a mortal pilgrimage a Over that Beauty passes to More Blissful regions to the music of love and Hope. Hail of the virtue in the i act i Only a a a War Dice. Vav e would a1 Colatc the commandment if it was Noj the Peu Altie attached to them. It to therefore the love of the lord hut tear of the Devil that make even div walk up but

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