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EDUCATIONis companion which

EDOChI IOIN Y, CVfHPdIIOH WHICI
no misfortune can depress- no crime can
destroy-no enemy can alienate-no des-
potism enslave At home ffiend-a
broad an inrodnctpn-in solitude sol
ace--and in society an ornament. : j.
chastens vice--it guides virtue--it gives
at once grace and government to genius
without it what is man : splendid slave,
reasoning savage a''if oga
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-30

Ipursued my walk, inquiring Of oil !
met the cause Of this wondrous change
none could inform me, though all appear
ed to have participated in i. Suddenly |
was again interrupted. ] beheld advance
ing . funeral procession. A band Of
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

The carnival of the Slyanus jenkins BIAS
furnished MS with the Kings Speech, a
document which VIC always see looked lJT
with interest, and always wonder why.
That it should be brief general. ambIgu
Gus and unsatisfactory, might be expected;
but hardly that. with these lnyarilble char
ac;eristjCs, 10 should stiIl be waited iorWIth
earerncss. The present speech informs
us that his Majesty continues TO receive
from Foreign Powers assurances Of their
friendly dispos tons, which they would
equally rive on the eve of q Uar,-'ha,
he Is glad of the conclusion Of the conflict
in the East, because, perhaps, though the
catastrophe is not less complete, 1t has
been managed with a decency that caves
the feelings OF his Maicsty's Government
that his eGlrls 10 accomplish the nam oh.
iscts of the treaty Of the 9Th Of July 1927,
hive been unrcmitted; 1t Is not SAID viii
whaf success;-G,c. &C. As TO internal
aft rs. the revenue Is not quite so great as
was ey9ccted. but. as usual, there Is no
doubt of us future prosperity. IL this
point. the hing and DR.. Souihey are at lisa
sue. Meanwhile the export Of British
produce and manufactures Is greater lhal
Ia any former year; nevertheless, distress
prevails among the agricultural and manu-
featuring classes ~ some parts of the
kingdom. Therefore it would be CRAFTY
ing Tor bis majesty 20 remove the dlificUl
ties cranv portion Of his subjects, ic com
Dadbls with the general interests OF bis
people. Thercis a certain party ia I'm.
gland that would give the above pasaga
an opposite reading, namely, lhatthc gen
oral in.eres. would Be consulted, If u were
compatible with tbatof particular classes
But. above an. It Is declared that the 'uL
HE credit must be malutlIned inylOatc.
This fidelity oflhe government 20 rs credit
ors has been compared to tho policy q az
extravagant landlord, who mortgages BIS
land, and presses his tenant, because lie
must, at amy rate, keep far weather saith
the money lenders. Here again tie hng
aud tie doctor are at Issue, the latter g.Nng
/ ths creditors n gentle hint. lhat su4ea
crasb may DESTROY their security.
e" Aa9
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

The strongest, and with many tho only reason.
-.y,a b, persons aej presses formerly opposed t'
q, trs adoption ortde Amended Constitution, lon.
rav advocate adoption IS ,ha,jtaior.s sraa'-
rr facilities Us The call OF another Convention at @
.,..-, period .aau thc ola does. a writer ntae
srtruoy SrrcrtroR to the signature ot'ilA'r-
pry. gives ,ls sabiec, M impartial oNam.arIcn
.rl we taa satisfactorily proves chat -he reverse
will bstHe file. The following extract isrecom-
-,,aiai 90 ,bs render as deserving an attentive
Derl,sl
Tbe Old Constitution may be sald to OPP
crate varously upon four different sections
of the state. aiiording TO each section va
nous causes ofopposition. The country
below tho tide possessed vast over-por-
non of political power, and certainly had
ssscsuse of complaint Than any other sec
.,, of the state. but even there, mal-con
,ea.s were found, aud the reform otthe lu-
Jir,ary. and the extension Of the right OF
srtfrare. were considered dy many as OBJ
ierts of sufficient Importance 10 induce
.b,n 20 risk the loss Of that oyergrown
,,wer which they valued SO dearly. z he
country between tie tide water g. the Blue
R,dre. hke MS, co0teBded fer power; bot
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

The following AMENDED BLLoF2 RIGHTS
lately appeared in the Richmond Wing
for which paper it was furnished by a cor
resDondent-no doubt member ofthe late
Convention, seeing t bears such a striking
analogy to the language of one Of them as
used on the floor of debate in that body.
That it was omitted being PredXed to the
AMENDED CONSTITUTION in lieu fthe old
Bill OF r ghts, Is greatly to be regretted
as then, the two together would have made
one great, perfect whole, without desere-
pancy OF i1congruitv. and wouldharc Hren
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

nas Lla inst, Mr. Doo0au1r 2'e-
sre.aam Die Ho-sa @. Repre-
o. ae u. $. iom Noah Zane,
S- and others o. -Is place.
5sra.oao,l 0oJ2oao.'ass TO Che
a.to Wheeling 81 Be.moa. Bridge
-s5v winch was referred to the Com
on Internal Improvements.
Asu a97a7raaag The sum Of sl00,-
aa asaa additional Subscription 70 Che
su.e Of a, Lo1sulLE Cay1 Cou-
r.sr. has passed the Senate bya vote of
ea 20 Is-5ohua Senator'S from 'hs
Young i'd The u-gotyc-Nr Iazc-
lssa5a speech n opposition 90
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~NOTICE.

n MEETING of tho Members Of the Rife
81 Cops is respectfully requested in the Court
House on next Saturday evening, AT O'Clock
p. VI. IN order 10 make the necessary arrange
rnents fer the organization thereot--A punctual
attendance will be expected.
March "a
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24
RAN ROAD MEETING

Pursuant toprevIous notice, a large and
respectable meeting, composed of citizens
ot TINS county, and Harrison county, and
Of VI loei.nE, was held in the Court House.
U ST. Chrsvi'Io. on Saturday the 18th
inst. The meeting was organized by APP
pointing George Sharp Esq. President,
solomon Beut.y, and John Goshorn Esq.
Vice Presidents, and James Weir and
&o.er-H All.icr Secretaries. Mr. Hub
bard, in bgiei address, explained the OBJ
Jet Of Jhe meeting.
On motion ofNr. Hubbard, it was
Bssg'esi, That a committee OF seven
persons be appointed, whose duty IL shall
be 20 employ suitable Engineer, TO make
O survey and examination of the route. and
also am estimate Of the expense, Of con-
sruc,.ngo Rail Road from Bridgeport, on
he Ohio River; opposite to Wheeling, to
do Three Forks of Saltwater, Ia Belmont
county. the town of Freeport, ia Harrison
county. and from thence to the mouth of
saltwater
WhcrcUpou John N.Lure and Samuel
Sprigg of the town Of Wheeling. Walter
ID. Bcebe, ard B s. Cowen, of Harrison
county, and w. b. Hubbard, Jacob HoI-
.0way, and John Mcpherson, were ap-
pointed said committee.
On the further motion of Mr. Hubbard,
.he following resolutions were adopted:
Res9rc@, That tho said committee, on
receiving the report of the Engineer, be
authorized by public notice, to call another
meeting Of the citizens Of this aud the add
jaCeut counties, Interested, TO whom TO re-
port tae result of said examinations and
such other facts connected with ihe con-
.empatel work, as may como to tAer
knowledge.
Res2Ircd, That u making the survey
&c. the town OF ST. Clairsu..e DE con-
s.dcrei q point for survey aud czam'na,
lion.
Ga motion o.. Mr., Spr.g--
Regre9. That Steel Sm..a, Wilson
Shannon. and Eh Nichols, of Belmont
county. DIR. John Mclean, b. s. to"on,
and Samuel Skinner, of Harrison county
and John Goshorr, Redick Mckee, and
John A. Forsyth, Of Wheeling, be aPpom-
Ted committees for their respective locah-
lies, 70 raise, By voluntary contribution
money to dcfiay the expenses Of making
such survey and examinations.
Rs0fre3. That the Editors Of pa91.sin
ST. Gainesville. Wheeling, and Cod1. be
requested 20 publish the proceedings oil
Tins meeting.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24
sWATNT,s PANACBA.


S.r.fall az Kug's Ec5, Sg3tiiitic and Merert
al Diseases, EtcDnQhsu, JiccrJns S0rcs, bhn
SlceIlRlS, Diseases QfHc Lirer emil Skin, Con
srql Dillingham; an diseases lrhilh 0giCiHah
from impure H9Od or iHdisr,tigH of Youth and
e-bcyo Zee constitution has b.ra br1hoH dJirH By
che use " MgculL Arsenic. Bark o. QauttHc
sc. ani most uttcrnqi disease, ,-hcre ho Lungs
ceG Chest arc supposed 10 6s eBlc,ea, sc. sc.
r n order TO make fully known IN what csima
/ ton Swaim's Pauacca i- lcli hy tho medical
profession the proprietor s.bioIs ccra caies isou
gentlemen who 10 their private as wei a- public
characters aro doearvody rnu,- usn,t.e the .-i-a,
scientific Of the profession. The public, as wei
aa the proprietor oftho Panacca, owe much graft
Jude 20 Tie gentlemen who have thus testified I'D
MS fuvur-thrir recommendations have occas.oueo
lbs use in various cases Of iuvcicrato corfu ton
of the blood, DESCENDING TO TUB SECOND oLNEE.
ALTON which otherwise would have destroyed ya-
mabc lives. Their humanity and di-lniorcsicd-
ness in promoting the currency ola medicine iomC
to be OF such great benefit 20 tho human race,
without regard to IT'S original or ownership, claims
the grateful admiration OF bculhccu, public.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

Case Of VI. Ntvt2a-Tho vote of ,Aa
House of Representatives a few days a1o
deriving THouAs NEvToN, OF Virginia.
ofh.s seat, has excluded, for the present
from thc councils of tbe Nation, q gentle
man who had long taken an active and
efficient share in them. The regret which
Ibis vote excited in an who Justly apprecla-
ted Mr. New,0n's ability, untlung INDUS
trv. and long experience IN public olt1rs,
or his philanthropy and purity as an lndi-
vidraI, was cquaIcd, we must be permit
led TO saw. by astonishment at the decision
of he House of Representatives on the
law and tire facts of hls case. The veteran
Datrio,-.gbe Father Of iho Houses
driven bg this decision into a retirement
winch. for the GOOD of the country, will, 1t
NAV be honod. be of short continuance.
He goes accompanied by the regrets of his
friends. and the respect of his political op-
ponents-lor enemies he had none. A
proud and enduring monuments raised on
his battle field, in the speech which we
publish TO day of Mr. DoDDUrDGE, a Re
preventative from Virginia, and oae ct the
most eminent lurisfs DO mat State.
Ma JgHrGGl
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wlstnNGToN, Marc, l6.


E9tte SEJATE, Yesterday, little Legislature ousi
moss was doae, and we have no room tor the De
tail OF that h,tle, further than TO state tliaI ''
following resolutions were Laid on the table bi
Mr. foIYEs:
REsoLvEn, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
DO directed 10 inform Ire Senate OF the number
Of subordinate officers Of the Customs who nave
been removed since the 4th OF March hast and
lviat number in each district have been increas-
ed or diminished, designating the weghers' gau
gers, nceasIrers. and markers.
RrsoLyrD. That the Postmaster General oe 70 o.
rected 20 inform the Senate Of the number oil De-
putty Postmasters who have been removed since
the fourth Of March last designating the number
IN elch State and Territory.
Nearly the whole day was employed unon EN-
ecuiive business, IN the course OF which bowcT-
err no decisions Of Consequence are understood 90
have taken place The nomination ut' >ecre.ar
OF the Territory of Arkansas. 1ud those Of one o.
TWO OF tie Land Officers only are ead % hlts
been confirmed during Yesterday ,.uiug
Lt Tf-f
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24
GEORGE SHARP, Prsst
SOLOMON BENTLEY-l Iics
JOHN GOSHORN, Pres'S
r.. "a. MILLER, e...-.,-...s
JAMES WEIR,

TIE Explosion Passengers who wero
on board the Helen llcGregor, at Mem
ahis. when the late melancholy explosion
took place. concur with other gsa.lamen,
who have passed Memphis since the acct
dent occurred, in estimating the nlm5er
ofki.Iod. atnotless than dr'yf0Vr. The
list we published on Saturday contained
the names of sixteen killed Subsequent
to the publication of that list, It was ascer-
tanned chat Is or % others were destroyed.
To is added. that some of those who stood
on ho deck. immediately over the bo Iers.
were blown tom l0o 90 feet high. Capt.
Tyson was confined 20 his room, but was
not considered in very dangerous sitna-
Iou, Nlr. Turner, the Engineer, ives not
materially iniurci-L0mSriHe .7dr-t'S1
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

THIS medicine has Tho singular fortune, jus.
tribute 10 ils great merit Of being recommended
by the most celebrated practitioners Of medicine
ia the United States and elsewhere; whereas not
one of tine spurious mixtures made % imitation
of II. has the least from tho medical faculty This
fact offers an argument so plain and conclusive,
that IL needs only 90 be mentioned to enforce con
victl0u.
The false reports concerning dis valuable med.
jciuc which have been 50 diligently circulated by
-gfaR Physicians must have their origin either DO.
sl,ry or in the mischievous effects OF SPURIOUS
lurArlo,s.--I larc hsc P4Ji,c t0jadgetor them
scirls.
pledge myself the public and give them Tao
most solemn assurances that this medicine doc.
not contain mercury la amy form whatever
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24
CAUTION 70 P.RcHacrRs-

IN AiD.' ~ f,hLttatlLr.
IrSWAId5 PANiCEA, fio.a- .a.te,
blown u7on tnee'I
"swAIErs PA.-aCEh-z z.lZ, ABA"
hlyls out one lIh.l ri.el cosr.s 'ie f'' s. VI ~
ms own signature o3l d. 3D. fiai the eHe cii. % D.
drawn Ti-lo0. dcs'ray.8s iiie signl'p 'i''.il
which noae Is genuine. The medici.o n.-t 1'a'-
-CI1cl..y De known 20 De genuine pen my fi-
nature is visible. o. couniclfsil "l-ch 30 ~ -e penn.
lhah.e -s forgery.
Tie pubic aye cau ionei not o. purchase hly
P-n.cel except fronin,yse.f ny acer-dfea gents
OK p-rs1G5 Of known responsibility ari ~ iaose
wii conssqGtnt.7 BE- without c-cisei who anAi
pmctlse from aus Otiier persons.
rr Pr,75r,4 ,,,t s,iF az S,-rin's Lli1rafqr7,
ssrtt Ssrcnti S.rr-f, art DOR % ~ Phiaa 20.
Ba'az, c5rg.rof Carr aai S,rsHfh Sir'ctf and
SIT o. crtrq rc..-fs.,, Dyagep, ~ a. 2 Siefss.
AEslg . tObO * MtJJos
u -r~h -. i-11 ---g-f-l ftaffEGs1
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CERTIFICATES

From DR.. \. Chapman, professor Of the Institute
and prlouco Of Physic and Clinical Prlctcc co.
the University Pennsylvania, President ofihf
Academy Of Medicue of Pvuusylyanir &c.
nave within the last two years bad 900 op.
pormily OF seeing several Gases vt very uyetorItc
ulcers, which having resisted previously tho reg-
ullr modes OF treatment, were healed by the use
OF SWAIN Pauacea; and do believe from what
I have seen, that II will prove an important RENE
dy in scro,ul5u-, venerelL and mercurlI disol.o-.
n. CHAPMAN, W. b.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

Tho House Of Representatives passed Joint
resolution to terminate the present session on he
l1ih OF Nav heard a speech on the Judiciary blii
disagreed 70 the principal amendments ofthe Sc
nate 10 lhe Census bill. and passed through com,
mit;ee of the whole, The bin explanatory Of the
seyera. acts providing pensions for the surviving
soldiers, &c. of lie Revolution These formed
the principal business Of tie day.-ib.
NEw lIANPs SHIRE. Prom the returns published
ia the Portsmouth Journal Of saturday, o. towns
gave for Upham 1873 for Harvey ", az votes.
There Is little doubt, therefore, that Harvey. the
Jackson candidate for Governor, IS elecJsd.-I.
MARRIED, at Paris, Ky. on the 25th Of Feb
marv. Mr. Hnru p. Butter, formerly Of this place,
20 Miss Louisa AaH McGos, ofthe former place
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

From Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Surgery IN d,c
University of Pennsylvania Surgeon and Clini-
cll Lecturer 90 ,he Aims House lufuuary, &c.
/ have employed the Pauacea Of Mr. Swain.
i1 numerous Instances within The last three yeas.
and hive a .ysys found Do extremely cfhclcous O..
rarillly in reouJlry syphilis and DO mercuda die
cases. I have uo hesitation m p7ouounc.ng IL %
medicine Of mestimable value
W. GIBSON, y. y.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

----- 7.,eris Is .ce, above i'v water mark q
Man. hose been SINCE lug Ast ~ arrivals
s-s,5 .at ..eslme uul3c, Oh de2lr,l.es.
-5c0-
rie- fe- t5. iiae5s q Da'-gates.
IPABRIOrI Esq
WILLIAM WEBB, Esq
JACOB, ESQ.
Vu MCCONNELL ESQ.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Esa
ISRAEL UpDEGRAEF, Esg
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24

From Or. Valentine Mott, Prof ssor of Surgery j.
ihe University ofNew lcrk, Surgeon VI N.w
York Hospital &C
hive frequently usei SWAIN Pauacea, both
ID iho Hospital ann 90 private practice. s. -lx.y.
found IL % be valuable medicine la clnor. a. 80
chii'uc and ~croiulous complaint, AID ..t-,n.te
cutlng0us affections.
VALENTINE '.J7vr. - 2.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-24
ATAIAPAs sUGAz2.

W. Nai nrsftf "a rcg tsr, fsn tew =
" Ioin., so HOGSaEsDs fr.s Ai +
~ rHsr "'fr1 SD &c l...latry .af,
~ ekNE s. ..NioNLf,
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-03
THE CLOSING OF LIFE.
OF all the periods and events oflife,

Of all the periods and events of life, the
concluding scene is one of the deepest in
terest to the person himself, and to survw
ing spectators. Various are the ways in
which it comes, and various the aspects it
presents; but in all it is solemn. What
can be more SO than the approach Of that
moment which to the dying man is the
boundary between time and eternity
which concludes the one and commences
the other; which terminates all his inter-
es:s in this world, and fixes his condition
for never ending existence in the world
unknown! What can be more so than
these moments Of silence and indiscribable
anxiety when the last sands ofthe number
ed hour are running; when the beat ofthe
heart has become too languid to be ieit at
the extremities Of the frame; when the
hand returns not the gentle pressure; when
the limb lies stiffand motionless; when the
eye is fixed, and the ear turns no more to-
wards the voice of consoling kndness;-
when the breath before oppressive and la
borious, becomes feebler and feebler till
it dies slowly away-and to the listening
ear there is no sound amidst the breath
less silence; nor to the arrested eye, that
watches with the unmoving look Of thrill
ing solicitude for the last symptom of re-
naming life, is motion longer perceptible,
when surrounding friends continue to
speak in whispers, and to step through the
chamber on the tiptoe of cautiousness, as
if still fearful of disturbing him-whom
the voice Of "a thousand thunders could not
startle; who has fallen on that last sleep,
from which nothing shall rouse but T" the
voice ofthe archangel and the trump Of
God"
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MATRIMONY.

Sweet is the society of pair fitted for
each other, in whom are collected the af:
fections ofhusband ,>wife, lover, friend, the
tenderest affections of human nature -
Public government is in perfection, when
the sovereign commands with humanity,
and the subjects are cordial in their obedi
ence. Private government in coniupal
society arrives at sill greater perfection,
where husband and wife, govern and are
governed reciprocally, with entire salts
faction to both. The man bears rule over
his wife's person and conduct; she bears
rule over his inclinations: he governs by
law; and she by persuasion. Nor can
her authority ever fail, where il is support
ed BY sweetness Of temper, and zeal to
make him happy.
The empire the woman is an empire
ofsoftness, Of address, Of complacency;
her commands are caresses, her menaces
are tears. She ought to reign in the fam
lily like a minister in the state, by making
that which is her inclination be enioined
to her as her duty. Thus it is evident,
that the best domestic economy is that
where the wife has most authority. But
when she is insensible to the voice of her
chief when she tries to usurp his preroga-
tive, and to command alone, what can re-
suit from such disorder, but misery, scan
dal and dishonor.
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AID IN BUSINESS.

Whatever may be mans calling in
life, newspaper aids his business. 1fhe
be farmer, he will see improvements in
ploughing, manuring and cultivating his
ground-the best seeds-successio oi
crops-improved machines. Mechanics
will also see improved machinery. Mer.
chants will see articles for sale-some
things wanted, and others offered. A
milkman not long since, lost bargain a,
auction, which would have paid for his
paper ten years, merely by not taking the
paper in which the auction was advertised.
He went and subscribed for a paper, and
declared he would take it as long as he
lived.
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INTEMPERANCE.

"There is domestic tyrant now trav
ersing the fairest districts of our country
consuming its young and vital energies;
treading down the blossom Of its hopes;
undermining its free institutions; setting
at defiance all its authorities; multiplying
engines oftorture; fencing off grave yards,
and breathing pestilence upon every acre
of our goodly heritage. This mandev-
curing shape,
8 II shape il may be called. which shape ha'
none,
Dsi;nsui,hable in member. joint. or limb,
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majesty Of the law must be prostituted tc
settle quarrel offools. Long ago, Sem
eca spoke ofthose who let in thief al
the mouth, to steal away the brains. In
such acase, the stupidity of brute is on
en- united with the fury ola demoniac.-
How often does the drunken revel end in
the cry Of murder; and how often does the
hand of the inebriate in one rash hour,
perform deed which haunts him to the
grave.
Bristol, May 81. =
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Fierce ss ten furics, terrible ss hcll,'
IS hstemperanee. sOther Lords have had
dominion over u.s. but here is the very
Nero Of the horrid dynasty, and we must
dethrone the despot or we are lost. five
sit still but little longer, and look quiet
ly on, while this scourge is raging like a
tempest Of fire in all our borders, the fourth
Of July will indeed come; but we shall
have no independence to celebrate. Our
liberties will exist only in the song of the
drunkard. Faa Ill;u,n, (that THEY WERE, }
will be- written upon all the monuments Of
our glory.