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OF LAND
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i'tO'X NV A D A WEST
Frits, «ANDD♦' comirAtri hive for
disposal, about 1,500,000 ACRES OF
I.ANDdeper.ed threegheot most of the
Townships in U per Canada—nearly 800,-
oee Auer are totted the thorax Tract*
well ttsows ono of the moot fertile parts
o$Metrinioee•-it has trebled ea popula-
tion in five years, and now contains op -
wants of 20,000 inhabitants.
The LANDS ere tittered by wit of
LEASE, for Tee Tears, er for
}Tete, C A S 11 I) O IT N—chs plot of
osrdiftk Cask, sad the balance is Isulal-
mrets being dose array rick.
Tb. Rents payable 1st February meth
year, are about the Intones at Six M
Cent.upoe the price of the Land. Upon meet
of the Lots, wiles LEASED, NO MONEY
18 REQUIRED DOWN—whist upon the
other, according to locality, sae, two, or
Hires leant Rent, must be paid in advance.
-oboe them payouts will free tb,e Settler
from further calls until 4ndge3tij or 4th year
of his term of (wase.
The right to PURCHASE the FREE-
HOLD during the term, is secured to the
Lessee at a died sum named in Lease, and
se allowance i0 made according to aatiei-
peted payment.
Lists of Iands, and any further iaforota•
teen can be obtained, (by application, if by
letter post-paid) at the Coremire•O'rwrs,
7brlolo and Goderiek ; of R. Bsaneasr,
Colburn. District ; lir.
Moore, Ge/pio or J. C. W. DALT, Esq.,
Strafford, Huron District.
Goderichr M'Teb 17, 1848. 7
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FOREIGN PRRIVUIGA. -a' lfSlNfirer CONDITION Ole IRELAND.
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t lac-wailsof the
[COR7i grin new ova ten.]
o tbiuk *bat in rerolutiuss, as in all
hui.ao more0I00 e, there are certain ethical
conditions, u well u prudentie( ones,
which true men and wise will always re-
spect. War has its morals a well u
n
peace. Moreover, as war is of all centre-
evem the most •Ilbctteg, as It ie that
which mast involve. innocent peening wbo
have had no part in bringing it about. who
yet may Bahr the worst of its conseq.ren-
Magazine
as sat ccs, it should be the last, as it should be the
keda bwr h ediuoci most solemn, of human resolves. And U
g l azar is sot to lie eustaieed by civdaed mew.
The widespread lime • f these splendid I
Periodicals render it needless to say much
in their praise. As literary organs, they
stand far in advance of any works of a ri-
4reil Car bl lied dile the poli
suras, if there is no gtiarauty that humanity
Neo in Its last strife shall be re.p.ctad, to
origins** it is to assume a terrible responsi-
bility. If citizen is to butcher cinema, if
ar • p new Phi is , w e the revolters are to exterminate the loyal
&smiPeal complexion,cando,et each ss narked by n f and the toyet to show no mercy to the re-
ieved i, candour, and furbaraacte rot oiler votter., if use has no power to compel the
T?note by works cofe the
ty shouter. 1 other even to eaditsry moderation, alae,
great partwsbr ins England—Whig, ews\Vhig,of e To►•. alas for him who oats au the strife ! Rego -
and Radical—Blackwood and the Landon Woos ma bean accident; but if it be a
it war worse. Aro property, pnriledge,
sartert are Tu the Edi e- be ether calms
y ' at beet it sive** N a very ase are.
rrHE Subscriber hav*ag Leased tbo above
L SUPERIOR HOTEL. beg leave res-
pectfully to i.tiseds to their ?needs sad
the public is geeertl, that they have opened
for the reception sad accommodation of
Boarder lead Travellers, where *bey will
be happy to recsre those who may hamar
them with thele patronage. It will always
be their study to furnish the Table with an
ample portion of the 'best prodoetfses of
the season, and to keep their Bar supplied
with \Vines and Liquor of the best de-
tcr,pfiun, so as to merit the approval of
their customers.
J. K. GOODING,
JOHN LANCASTER.
Godericb, Jen, 90,11148. 1tf
N. B.—Excellent Stabling will be afford-
ed, and an active sad &amain Grow will
bo always in attendasse.
.Ilio ywomeo feared; and seither breathed
treellL ll the assuraoca erre With ui hi
ger had dtuppeared- Oa the utter
the Channel, resiataote was openly
lerely preached rad it was nut
that
side
and
alone preached, but prepared fur. Un t5at
aolerM,atght,—a night one mig►t wppuae
in which the meet reckless would be seri-
ous, when, if men stood in E.gland is
solid hound, the rest of Europe was heav-
ing with a moral earthquake,—on that
the assembled Cutrmons of the
empire met the complaints of 'a-
masses with peals of contemptuous
r. This war assuredly as far from
nigh
Brati
(aria
iaugl
therave decency which they owed to the
oecaeloo, It wits from the dignity 01
'neaten. and the wisdom of statesmen.—
When IK+then Nineveh was threatened,
ber rulers decreed pounce in sackcloth and
ashes; when Christian London war threat-
ened, her legislators laughed. Such laugh-
ter sonnds more like the rebound - of
cowardice freed from danger, titan the
levity df tranquil courage: tbe laughter, Dot
of self-ppwwreesion, but of trepidation. If
thoughtless, it was folly, sed if intentional,
eb,Ra R t•kebtwb it should a very and power to beaten attention and respect,
Illation;
eco, Whig ; and the IVr.tssturely Radial. , 1 b feel that • fns thmke Iittl* of while. watt and 'sheer are for mockery sad
Tho. Foreign Qwrlcrf is purely literary, I kis own Dle groes bun so title
' Inv y i tb lowest of the human family
The
O1 ' a scorn 1 such conduct implies neither mag -
to oar re-
g
nice bac I s. criticisers
oo street; for he owe? ' Y nor good.aense•
foresgn Coouoeotal Work.. kavc been loured is this predicament. We It Ie. for inhere to ask themselves whether
Th
prices of the Re -primp are leas time have teen cufprits at theism. stand up to re- the millions have had justice dome to their
one-thh ird of those of the foreign copies, had the n e of death acid ever aniwrag shards. )retard bee bad for eeatertei a
afford all that advantage to the American the basest we have while they are equally well got up, they terve o see a c Deuced those who church of moeatre's motility lied enormous
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BAtRtSTERS ani. Alterub at Low,
Solicitors in Chancery, and Baebrwpt-
cy, Notary 1'y re std Conveyancers, Gode-
rich end Stratford, Huron District, C. W.
ION* STaaCna*, Getericb.
Demo. Horn Lizette, Stratford.
Goderiab, Apn190, 1048. 601
listened to the sentoCe perfectly calm sod wealth forced on ber, against ber creed and
over the English reader. ber consent, with reverses that would have
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NOTICE.
APPLiCATiON will be made to the eetrt
Session of the Provincial Legislature,
for leave to bong in • Bill to constitute and
form the following Toweskips ase Gore,
and Block of Lam', Tia t—North Easthopy
South Easthnpe, Dowel* sad Gore,—Ellice
Bianahard, Fullerton, Logan and Hibbert,—
Wellesley, Morninglon and Maryborougb,
and Western hallo( Wilmot, and the Meek
of Land behind Lo!'aa,--into a few Dis-
trict. ALEX. MITCHELL.
Secy of Committee.
SUtford, [Huron],
lar• of April, 1840. 10ta8
FAR117I POR SALE.
the most unmoved. Whew toe lives of
others are concerned, the man whn cares
nothing for his own often the longest hesi-
tates. With the most deterei.ed coterie -
tins of the right, it is the thing most sor-
rowful beneath the stars to have brothers
of the same soil ranking a red sea with the
life -streams of each other's boort., in which,
with curses anal detestation, both sink in
deepen. together
iastrueted all her people, and done much So
feet As* poor. England lavishes funds
with imperial pr ality over the whole, u
welts, witbio her own borders; but is peen -
runs tell miser meanness to tin' support
of pepulu tatroeteos. The cost of Prince
Albert's stabes would educate a province.
'Fbg of the Q,ueen•s surserya'would
edoea kingdom. How are ucosgrui-
Then, in cases that involve vat eons.- ties like they and this to but ole of a le-
quences both to muses and to individuals,
the prudential doe., in the highest sense,
become ethical; so that what is extremely
dangerous is extremely wrong. What are
the mean. rad resources of war, at present,
is the war -party of irelaad against Eng -
latae 1 Tbie is sot an Unwise gumbos, for
Ha who war beat and wisest has said,—
" What kiog, going to snake war against
another kiog, sitteth not down that and
consuttetb whether be be able with ten
thousand to meet him tbat eometh agalest
hem with treaty thousand 7' They who ! stens t.ry. bra Caro Owes 9Jigetiooa
eitte.Id by 'free debbeset.fy raee(rtiesist aneallste conede at"Ibers
must, if true, thoroughly pocder this qua". le a Weeder, beyond which sobmtuion
tion, and to the great court of cooacteoce COMM
nd esto b • virtue.
to Mile duty
fise
se
they must not only ponder, but decide. A goodboundary
physical struggle with England, as a mere reached. If authority demands obedience,
hysical struggle would to a thoughtful authority should be so used that the obo-
gion,to be endu ed in the nineteenth cen-
tury, wbes the human mind has awakened
to Its rights and to its power, when human
energise assume a ought with which they
sew steed before. 'The meet ragged
Cbeaei,►ie a man, ae well u the best -clad
lord; sad LaMothe flothes away, God acid
ntare gave t: any immeasurable
distance betwees atter all. Of the
term th/Cbartut me berth's better man,
ani) tbeChartist u beginning to f.sl tkns.-
1f tMs Clurrtiat awes au tali laws
which we shell sot oame, may start a poll At the present hour ae beheld on ibepepu
rcian from every hedge; but It requires a lar see in Ireland no r..rumaudmg wind, no
generation to supply a state.mao. '1'herr
u s tiros when r„eeew•l"n ins, be grace;
in that time peas, and lee very offer he
comes ms 1t. 11 Is the , to,. late. "Too
late' is • Orator., in its ordmary use, of har-
rowing significance. When love become&
deepteed, vows are then too lite. When
friendship known often to be violated tm-
plures reconciliation from betrayed friend-
ship. distrust has entered, and the prayer r.
too late. When disease has fixed its Seat
is central vitality, end the neglected physi-
clan Is lolled to remove, 1,e looks only on ,f the British Missions, and the
the eye, he touches only the pulse, and he
rays, a is too late. That "too late" hie difftcult7 of raisins the few thousatw
are r ulr:d for their tlfocI aI work
despair to those who hear it; but the fact t9 q
is certain then, and they cannot remove tt thuugut of the -great (harp which coi
with many tear?,,—no, if their tears should dune with the sixty ',Who're which this
make a deluge. "'Too late” is the burden try annually extends in strong drink, gad 1
of the tragedies of• individual and of private made this calculation :—
life, and lust now it is the burden of doeo- I The money thus expended ev year
laced Thrones. " It is too lute • ; and so
would provide 100 huspitsls at . ' ,UOU
17,000 chapel. at d
dues many a royal one exclaim, tkst uponith. 110,000 schools a! 600
ere in its exile, •' Co.", let are sit upon
the ground," says one of Shakspearea 9,000 3licbamcr' Institutions and
c►uacters to another, " and' tell strange j Lectu:e Halls at 4000
stories of the deaths of kings " The =5,000 :llrsebuuses at 'W
phrase to Petit our present age, should bee.- 110°,‘",, Dalby, rat 2,00u
"Come let us sit upon the .rotted, and` 2,0'brariee.i 5W
mind rel large capacity to counsel, no uuad
of varied resources for cotnm,nd. There is
no great otiid on the other ,,ie either, but
the niberside Controls all the 'machinery of.
guvernimat and has all the prestige of
power.
[to au CUIICWDW, IN utas liar.]
SIXTT Mi*tuaae ltow To t lT,.—
\Vbde listening to Iles sed acroun /twee
at the meeting of the C...gregarkwm viola,
at New York, of the low erste .f to (ono.
'Mese
r hick
there 11 a direct Zsi roa or a er com- p ,
municauoQ from the City of New i'ork, man just now present a censor case within daenee may be willing as well as rational.--
these periodicals will be delivered free eft this court, sad outside of it the conaegoen-1'FMs ►a sot only true humanity; at Ie good
' LEONARD SCOTT U. Cm,
Prbfibers, 111, Follow -M1., N.
(l' Subscribers is Caneda may receive
their numbers at the nearest American Post
Ogees.
Godencb, Jan. 18, 1848. 1
postage.
THE Subscriber earn for dale Lot No.
one m ibe seventt Co.eesafoo of the
Towaship of Colborne, Weft Dinelen.
There le on the premien a email Log 8srw,
with 11 scree under goed eeltivatioe, and
welt Mod. The La.d ie of sentient
meilitysela wither 8 miles of the Yews of
tNMneh, eoataiwng 100 tares.
TERMS of Sale will be made known by
ppppjysg o William Robertson, Eno, Cato
sesta o ai
pssy's Office, Godericb, or to tl
! DAM) SMITH.
AuIwIMM'110M41»iW,.:. - elf
film` . h i, ER, hiring tet the whole
bib *Met' led aeeoeet* with the C
of wi let f)IviwtaCo.rt, Oed*vieb, old
all paethse
to him to the that
thews Mier. t gy{h..f mit eves
vea
the e.ti dee w t► X111: F be
FOR SALE,
BY the subscriber, that valuable property
eiteatpd in the township of Goderich,
on Lot 19, 4th concession, within Si miles
of the town of Guderich ; there is a good
Saw Mill milt and 80 acres of land, 20
acres cleared. it is a never filtleg stream
well adapted for any Machinery, such as
Canute a0d Fulling Machinery, Distillery,
and Grist Mill.
N. B.—Will be sold cheap for cash, or
part of the money may lie for a few yeas.
Apply to the proprietor.
WM. ALLIGHMIE.
Galen i, Feb. 18, 11148. 8
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o.m►et 7W 1847. seta
410116 r'MILTON,
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'fir A C E O N,
s wage 'Tafel,
e *tit.D fi g l c y
nes would be most solemn. lioglead is at
peace. England is, oo the whole, prudeot
as to her coloares acid ber foreign relations.
England has fleets ani armies compactly
organized and thoroughly deaciplined. Eng-
land impels all the organic machinery of
the law and power. Within lrelasd the
P 1• .
Thus expediency teaches tbe aamo lesson
1e11 strange stones of the flirkt of kings;' YOU I'ublie !'aka, tot S,iNU
England's sovereign may feel vecure emu's* ! . Glve 400,000 poor families £,0 each, soy
the crash of dyoavtie.; but those Woo w ouhl , presser a s.w lkbbe 10 e.iry men wumas
keep Der safe must Dot despise tea w'arniag i .oil c(.ild .Groh tisitaia.
that booms around them. If her throne Or 11 would supplll every bantam being .
would be secure, it must be fontelerl eel _of--,!r,
u.tltelfl ke w.tb a lkble.
righteousness; and if her sceptre would beF Or, it (odd every year ,upport
honoured, it meet be a sceptre of peace.+ 800,00tt Jlir«ium,nee Iwhich would be a-
ller throne must not have beneath it the bout 1 to eery 3000 adult .
heathen) at £e00
9,000 Superennuale.! taborets at 100
100,000 Sea-oltuaacr«, at 100
Build 2,000 chapel. at 7,000
de . Hcru„Is at 61.111
to ethers as morality. The victory over
the Cltartesu, notwithstanding the boast -
lagoon the middle classes and the nobles,
Sae.; doleful victory. If it .bowed the
strength. of government, it equally displayed
has a numerous party, and the most con- i its dapger. Mayses made the commence -
summate statesmanship whisk would op menhir demonstration which may be only
pose blab nationality. the moat veteran' the beginning of an end. The Chartists
soldiership which would 6 ht against Irish were die cress, but was Chartistannthi-
01'1
fear of any, but the love of a11; and het
sceptre must be a wand that waves not
amidst complaints, but amidst blessings.-
England may seem strong, Ireland may
seem weak, but there is no strength except
to justice; and if lretand in this has the ad- Give l0 50,1100 widows. each be a week.
vantage of England, she is stronger, though Issue 60;000 bibles every day at 1. 61 each
Ireland were small a the Duchy of Maden, and 100,000 tracts eery day at -11, per 100
and present to 192,113 pour families £10
cacb un Christmas -day.
So that the money .peal in Great Britain
alone, fur strong drink, would, aa far ar toe
outward ministry is„conceried evangelise
the world—besides providing itrgufy for
temporl distress.
Cbnstians !can you, after. reading the
punishment. England within late years I above, look forward to the day of judgment
may have had kinder Intentions towards Ire- without alarm. The experience of nal►tour.
land than toe,, ■gland of former ages; but liar already proved, that they bare better
notwttbstarrMg ber kind intentions, tbe l seal h without even the moderate use. of
jlrelaod which she so long ill treated has the dunks upon which this fearful sola of
become ber perplexity and her penalty.— money is spent. The tesUmoay of our
uow
entree ss that Threeloonies of the crimeThe Instead, which, by neglect, by partial J
or adverse legislation, rhe has impoverished I in our lands result from these liquors ; end
or kept me poverty, deluges her clues, i the history of our church presents a lateen -
swamps her labour -market, paralyzes her table list of backsliders they have occuioD-
industrhal energies, reduces the wages of I e4 Does it not, therefore become the •0-
her people, and cutitinue, to putt them down , lemon duty of every proles/ring chnatuan
rapidly to (nob lounger, Irish nakedness, ! to abandon and diac.,untenance theiruse
and Inch despair. Wrong Is indissolubly British Cbnstians present annually slaty
bound to retnbutioo. This we bave before 1 mt1►to0 pounde et the ebrloe of Bacchos, rad
expresso'', pet it can bardly be too often re- only half a million for evangelizing the
asserted Nations, u well as trdividuals, world.—Glos. ChrisNews..
may want that large foresight which sees
afar into the future, and which perceives, in A FRaersrT FOR Trs Lanae.—” Thy
ts
all' circumstances, that It Is net merely the grandmother,' said my uncle Toby, ad
m dree-
wisdof calculation, to deal justly, to do sing homielf to young Arabella, just re -
right. They may be blinded by the present turned from London, and who war playing
pasasent ioo or the pregain, but the law the Battle of Marengo, on the piano—"thy
t p pt works on, though they do not, or cannot, grandmoti.er, childtimed" said he, " .ed to play
independence, would be of inothgroductioo. fated 1 Were the grievances ex anguished or will not sea mi, until the crash of its on a imtcb better imbuement than thine.'
The composite nature of the British empire, out of the depths uI which Chartism cries power awakens them to doom. Late re- "Indeed," raid Arabella, " how could 11
which mlgh1 appear to be a weakness, to f. with its loud and stroag appeal of agony 11 peotanre is better than perpetual sin, but have been better? You know it as the more
reality a prieetple of. strength. And this, It mai for the time retreat to its cellar -and- sin plants seeds of evil which produce their fashionable m.Irument, and is used by every
by a revolutionary thinker, should be eon- garret concealment; moody and wordless envenomed crop despite of the moat pert- body that is anythu,g.'
" Your grandmother was something, yet
she Dever saw a piano -forte."
"But what was the name of the instru-
ment 1 lied it string•, or was it played by
key. T'
" You must give me time to recollect the
name ; It was indeed a stringed instrument,
but it was played by the band.'
"By the band alone 1--Iluw vulgar ! but
i protest 1 should like to see one ; and papa
.ball buy Inc une when 1 return to Londos.
Do you think we can obtain one r'
Ni."you will not probably find owe in
London, but doubtless you wilt find theta in
some art the country towns."
" flow many strings had it 1 Mnst ewe
play with both hands) and could oto play a
the double bars?"
"1 know nut whether it would play double
bus, as you call ,t ; It war played by both
Moms, and had two strings."
"Two strings only ! .urely you are jest.
ing ! how could good murec to prudue.0 by
such en instrument, when the piano bar tyro
or three hundred Y'
"111* the strings are very long—own
about fourteen feet. and the other might
and England were large u the empire of
China.
After all, we are moralists, not politi-
cians, and we cannot forget our vocation.—
We may be accosed of repetition, but we
.ball not risk the charge of untaithfubness.
England has been deeply guilty towards Ire-
land, sed Ireland has now become her
I. LEWIS,
Life'. f. H LR Y, AMiI
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Aran.-trt .., ... ..r, mm s.+ .esil rand •, - 1-"- e' ` " (11A01RJCU.
f+eeea:e 'we ,.-Th enc b s --5g • '.T'svwglee.Y
III- . :: crone de, enia0e,e ,, .re." nae t seirepoorim n ,J, sl ---
mimed ie relate* to the mater*[ of the at woo art brooding ea Le wrongs, bot,
Bntisb army. There * mo army in the passive though it aeeale it is but preparing
world is which the soldier 11 se, separated for other efforts of greater vigor and of
from tbe citizen as in the British. There calmer decision. Io the tactics of society
is so army in the world, which, from its corn- as well as in the tactics of war, it may be a
pounded character, the government an bet- fatal error to mistake retiremeeepfor defeat,
ter wield. A man from the north ofseotlaed or the possession of the field for victory.—
may nand in the ranks beside a mom from For the present, Chartism may be du -
the south of Englead ; both Duey be opposed coin -aged in England, ssorrertiee may be
to an Irish inanrgcat.—be cordially willing put dawn in Ireland; but Enghsb Chartism
to shoot him, and, if cause demanded, to and Inch lesurrectton come out from sources
shoot each other. The army is so mined, whack no outward force can reach. The
from localities, religion*, prejodecea, that it agency that can reach the foubtaios from
has no unity of spiritual sentiment or of which they spring, that can purify or
social purpose; it fears not to rush against era tge the direction of the streams, must
the deadliest resistance, but it would sot
dare 10 disobey the most fai0Ny whispered
command. England can nee this gigantic
instrument; it Is for those who would lead
Ireland into war to think what Ireland can
bring agitut it. She bar • tremendous
attiTery, both on the land and en the sea.
Not ie ber sirength is form alone; alio has
on her side ID. fear. of the timid and the
hopes of the 'spirals, the dutanction that
tent remorse. That jueuce alone le safety,
and that uorighteousaese is sure destruc-
tion, is written on every page of life, on
every page of 'history. it is a lesson
which all that run may read, and yet It is a
lesson which is as yoiversally neglected as
it is universally admitted.
Physically, socially, morally, the present
state of Ireland is most gloomy and most.
disastrous. Hunger and hatred go band In
band; hunger yearning fur the potato, while
hatred prepares a pike. The cloed of agi-
tation gathers, and poems every bo.esyto
grow darker. The bursting of the cloud
threatens to be neat; but as yet there ap-
e inward, radical, and morel. The pike- pears among Ibe people no man who could
men of Ireland, It is true, aught be bewo "ride upon the whirlwind, and direct the
to pieces, bet wires bodies lay stiff upep storm." The people are not only divided
the ground, and gibbets tainted the air, into manifold and inveterate portico, but
wises satire blood darkened the .ttpam and parties are again divided among them-
.ullted the field, nothing would result from selves. Yonng men harangue the people
triumph but fresh calamities and increase of against the !room., and the troop. preserve
enmity. Even as to physical eeeunly the thelf lives from the passionm of the people•
strongest government is liable to err.— What mind bar yet shown Itself so calor .n
decisive in action, that it could reconcile all
the contradictions of popular Ireland, and
bring them tinned and compacted against lengthened at pleasure to even tatty or
the dtscipl,ned azul regutated force o1 l -ng•
land 1 Fervor there is abundance, --en- "\Vast a prodigious real of roots it m*tet
tbusiasm, pension, ready utterance, and ear -take up ; but no WA ter, 1 will bave tome ,n
erg speech,—the cost impulsive eloquence. I the old ball, and papso;leve an ad.Ue.
We doubt. indeed, whether in Ireland, in built 1. 1 , for he .sy* I .tall ncv.r hwant
the grandest day of her oratorical renown, anything, and so doe. mamma. Wen the
there ever shot forth a crop of liner word. 'liege .truck with tittle ..eller., like the •
than comes out now from the soil of ber pias., or wen they so, ported like • barpei-
bave their *bare is it as well as the people. young end impassioned genius. But chord!
How great that is, recent events, the though a great reran *Aid that word. are "Like .either of these inetrtameute, as 1
things;' ID. agents who have created great- recollect, but ,t produced a amt k,od .1
est thing., were men a fewest woods.— humming music, and war pee.lrul , agrees-
Wahogtun could not Mee made en ora-
tion to save hie life, and J. tf••,noon, eh.
wrote the Ileelar•ltow of Independence,
had but smell power et thInktng on n,s test.
We do not underrate lbs force of gait d
and impassioned speech; we hold that rel•
wanes. is a sublime laeoll7, that it can rot
the brain ova lire and the l. -art inflame; but
to geode • nation, when that Dation bag
reached ,l• eamas u1 exritemeni, Owl bowel
internees will be feeble. It was More.
who ted the Mau e1 Israel eel Inion Kfttpt
and to the borders m ID. promised bac, yet mint for 1' r .
Memo wee poor o1 speech: Aaron, who "Vire, I do no* remember lbw name; and
was eseeoest, was but the mouth of Mose, •e WHO en ...re fog • tirynnrnu WINS..
anal Amus we. always *sly saeo.dery.— .(?1J .H..a.r.ree.
Rulers mal thank themselves pays *woo thought. so comprehensive In ,e8ecuon .o
allures the ambitious and the riches that their battlements of beyeneta, but their
bribe the sordid. thought may be delusive. Desperation
11, however, there be ethical and pruden- may achieve what nu discipline could at•
tial coli.Ideratioas to be taken into view on tempt. Enthusiasm may be more than a
the side of resistance, there are those of in- match for .kill; passion m.y .hatter Catcn-
6oiteiy more solemn obligation on the side teflon; and against the uprous.d fury of ex -
of authority. On the moral side of tbe itiled million., garrisunr, artiltery, the most
queue*, it M be nine to ingntre whether .olid conning of soldiery, mtgot pro.. se
IN madames sed misery of the people are Reba r en ledaan's teat epos toe Koine
not traeesNe to the neglect and misusage r ther midst of a hurricaue. The rack of
of the,people. Its for rulers to ark them collision a great oe bolo sites; but rulers
D elves whether the million' have had poetics
done seen to their bodies. Have men bad
Isere to toil, lied when they have had that mese! -lenders of Europe, vagrant mien
m.lanehety beetle, have they Mad by it the ton, and kings out of piano en* seemly tell.
ewe, to live 1 I. what way huv. the 1t inblwe le eese2,ese thee to pruvobo;
natty or holelgesees of the few ht**rfeeed .04 eft that old saw, " Preveaume in
w ith the idestsy ad eomferte of the mesyl
And when the sexy at Ise% make their
wl6tn.gs felt, is complaint to be silenced
earn the sees`' r • preeept to worthy of
ebeereseea by deetore of the body politic as
by el the belly corporal. What
by force 1 If inhe esd tee Wood of thou- w ellen grove at neo tier or
heesee un
seeds Ger, opo whose head most that "malt of secoptasee et aautkare sad to
Mood lie .barged The condeet of mw- keens Ewe /.tot •t wMeh t'ueeseae►s sho,tld
Nos le the British Heooe o1 Commons, es s.UMeprle eereieMMee WAIN a Mims N
the 'wing e1 the day.if therCbartwt meet- i 4144440lee4e eagae+l ed of legastauvs
pig, minium rte tNtb a painful surprise.— , faeslpb who& at es Basely gismo to polite
Bodies of gavot neer gathered wilbis new , ear as te tsieseaere to peewee. TM
of tin setropoBey. I cleat of abet bat ofpnit*atea le asaUse le
g . mocommon and
pastime. ,].teat po., that lowered on its margin i en
tori aunt teller et efmrsetero: the elates
Malt tined foro►r+ding• The taotropelts roes, tee Ugliest and the .sea u.•
ttrrlf 904904, . d inn ego war Malt wen MMMod. rad char
commie, '
.,-.1.e.••,b.-and .bias b' ----..
plc to the bueband and rotation of 11w per -
for ott•r.•'
er-
orun•r." "
"1)u, is to pleasing noe's hssbend or re. •
lattons, that la all dickey Il.uot-tun, reit
know but 1 MD determined to have sae e.1
any r te. WA/ 11 .-.-oily karat, and was it
ta.gh by Fionrh or Italian Mainers!"
"It was es.Ny learnt, net Yreorewe. and
Malian* .csree•y dare 1 to show thou beads
es err country in tho.e tune•..'
"Can you not po..,bly recollect IM
WWI 1 How shall we know what to ea-