is tlie atmosphere with water the faster the ball falls to the sun the force to fly off is by so much and in morals wild liberty iron conscience natures wit li great impulses have great resources and return from far in politics the sons of will be whilst red iu the father is a of nature to an intolerable tyrant in the next age on the other hand ever more and narrow the and drives them for a of fresh air into conduct of life those liave most of this coarse energy � the who have run the of and tavern tlie county or the state � have their own vices but tliey have the good nature of strength and courage fierce and they are usually frank and direct and above falsehood our politics fall into bad hands and and men of refinement it seems agreed are not fit persons to send to politics is a profession like some poisonous men in power have no opinions but may be had cheap for any opinion for any purpose � and if it be only a question between the most civil and the most forcible i lean to the last these and are really better than the opposition their wrath is at least of a bold and manly cast they see against the unanimous of the people how much crime the will bear they proceed from step to step and they have calculated but too justly upon their the new england and upon their honors the new england the messages of the and the resolutions of the are a proverb for expressing a sham virtuous indignation which in tha course of events is sure to be in trade also this energy usually carries a trace of ferocity and religious bodies do not commonly make their officers out of saints the hitherto founded by � the the port the american at new harmony at brook farm at � are only possible by as steward the rest of the offices may be filled by good the pious and power n proprietor a not quite so pious and charitable the amiable of country gentlemen has a certain pleasure in the teeth of the which guards his orchard of the society it was formerly a sort of proverb in the country that they always sent the devil to market and in representations of the deity painting poetry and popular religion have ever drawn the wrath from hell it is an doctrine of society that a little wickedness is good to make muscle as if conscience were not good for hands and legs as if poor decayed of law and order cannot run like wild wolves and that as there is a use in medicine for so the w cannot move without that public spirit and the ready hand are as well found among the t is not very rare the coincidence of sharp private and political practice with c spirit and good i knew a who for many years kept a public in one of our rural he was a whom the town could ill spare he was a social creature grasping and selfish there was no crime which he did not or could not commit but he made good friends of the served them with his best chop when they at his house and also with his honor the judge he was very cordial grasping his hand he introduced all the male and female into the town and united in his person the functions of bully ba r keeper and he the trees and cut ofi the horses tails of the people in the night he led the and in town meeting with a speech conduct life be was civil fat and easy in his house and precisely the most public spirited citizen was active in getting the roads repaired and planted with shade trees he for the fountains the gas and the h he introduced the new horse the new the baby aud what not that sends to the admiring citizens he did this the easier that the stopped at his house and paid his keeping by setting up his new trap on the landlord s premises whilst thus the energy for and work itself by excess and so our axe our own fingers � this evil is not without remedy all the elements whose aid man calls in will sometimes become his masters especially those of most subtle force shall he then steam fire and or shall he learn to deal with them the rule for this whole class of is � all is good only put it in the right place men of this of blood cannot live on nuts tea and cannot read novels and play cannot satisfy all their wants at the thursday lecture or the boston they pine for adventure and must go to s peak had rather die by the of a than sit all day and every day at a counting room desk they are made for war for the sea for hunting and clearing for adventures huge risks and the joy of living some men cannot endure an hour of calm at sea i remember a poor cook on board a liverpool packet who when the wind blew a gale could not contain his joy blow he cried me do tell you power blow friends and must see tbat some vent for their complexion is provided the who are destined for at home if sent to will cover you with glory and come back heroes and there are and exploring enough to america to find them in to and in to eat the young english are fine animals full of blood and when they have no wars to breathe their in they seek for travels as dangerous as war into swimming up the snowy hunting lion elephant in south africa with borrow in spain and riding in south america with and with among the of 