Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE DEN AGOGUE E.

From Mr. Gastoa's add,eM, I~ltperea befDrc Tie
EhifantA,rpte aud D'dIeeic Sicieiics OF Chapel
mn, North Carolina, IN June, 1882
I" Nearly ambi Gus OF public trust, without The
virtues odrserst ~ intent ~ personal dis nction,
and hay ing forgotten the end for which alone II it
worth possessing, the miserable being, eoncensa-
I'D all in self learns TO pander TO vulgar prejudice,
to advocate every popular error, to eh,ne III WIN e
very dominant party, TO tSwn, h,ttcr, ana deceive,
& becomes dangerous demngogus. How wretch
cd ia that poor being no hangs oS thc people Ia
yor All mnnincss of principle has oesn '"'t IN
,Lis long course of'neaSness; he dare n" vac s's
temporary popularity f.rany pur-~c cf public COCO
in which tn re- may be hazard Of fcfe.tinE d. snd
the very en,ncnec which he is eXnlter nders but
more o,nsp iouous his ssrylliiy and dexra''at'on.
However clear tho convictions Of his jAJxnehs,hnw
strong the admonit,ons o. his rs yet, Not tho.
rough stihcJ conscience, not these not the law ot
God the rule Of right thu public good blu. tbs
oaprce OF his constituents, must be his only guide
and having risen by ariificc, and conscious OF no
sGfpliicd in tic 2vor q the dela'ied mntnjs by
some more cunning dcceivcr. And such, sooner
or later, Is sure TO be his te AT some unuckv
moment, when he bears his Lh.sling lolors thick
upon him, (and well may suc! hono,s blush) he is
jukcd from bis elevation by some more j, x,rous
dcmagoguc, and falls unpiticd never IL ris. seain
A ND can that be the ht of him who has been here
traimd to adsi'c ami love n'gitn,iai .xccllcnc,-
who has been ,e"i, 10y hi.h classical authuly
"a gard ~ilh thc same farhas md and un,oycn.
bIc indiii.rrncf the t,cn count nance liz, tyrsnt
And the ckcd nriof Of the NAH tude and ao has
h srntd from yctn h,si CT ID boiler aulher "
to hold fast on whatsoever things arc true
whatsoever things are honest Whatsoever things
are just whatsoever things ate pure to ,bior thai
which Is EVIL and ceavc 10 that which is good I"
Believe me, however, this is no fancy picture
The original may be found in the world every Jay
Nor NH 1t surprise those who have rcd oc~sslen
TO zee how the VAN hesrt Is swollen, and the gid
dy head turned, how honesty Of purpose and NAH
I'ness OF sfiFit arc pcrverteJby popular applause
IL is hut the first step that costs Once Weld 10 The
suggestion, that a lirtle deceit or rrovarcation.
s'iGht sacrifce OF principle and INDEPENDENCE
co'nPrItnISe OF Conscience IN matters not absolute
~ fundamental, may lie excused v hen lle immc.
u'a.c gam IS obvious and the end in view i'm por,xn
ma inc uo"n"nid path becomes every day more
anu more smooth, until, in it's descent i, rsachcs
ne very abyss OF v''ssr, Ira lag, intriguing cleo
.i'oce''ns' Office hunting politicians II in this
lowest deWh lower deep can b. found norr ri
MS, am sure, have the curiosity 10 j, ynl,.. il
t'1'f"' t"!ngc Ee0nony Goblet is one Of I
II p's' wntc's OF En-lish now living and wha, |
ever ST. jet hc writes Upon, c is sure 10 " in the
I.a'e'ss attention, Cpco this book where You
pcase, aad tyou begin TO read paragraph. H., |
ehahces are ten TO one, or as rutabaga to grain
Of mustard seed, you will not stop I'll, YOU finish i,
Take this as an experiment,
.HH@df9-W ny buy this when you can grow il |
IN Your garden The stuff you buy is half drugs
and rs INJURIOUS to health A yard square Of ground
sown WIN common Mustard, the crop of which
you Souiu sfihd Tor use, in little mustard mill, as
yoH w""''" NJ would save you some money, and
probably save your life. Your mustard w,."n
look brown instead Of yellow bu, the former co.
Tor is ms good as the latter and as to the taste tho
real mustard has certainly much better than ,h.,
OF the drugs and flour which 90 under tho n,mo of
"'uS'"u Let any one try it,und | am sure he will
never use inc drugs again. The drugs if YOU tax,
'"e" ',cc'y, icsvc burning ut the nit Of xour
"'o'hac'' winch The real mustard Goes not.
lBos', Conr.
COLLAPSE OF THE LuNGs-Some vmno chu
urcn' when they cry are apt to suffer colI,nsc oil
,no lungs or, N the. language of the parents. hold
."'" I" e".h' ms occasions great slarn IN na.
'G, AMOS real evil, for it is sometimes with
c'm"0'y 'ha' ''e breath can be recovered Tho
Tho nos,s,,. a" eaSy anu certain remedy Close
c.r :" INC enid with the thumb and fin
e., rus your mouth TO the childs mouth. and
blow smar'ly. The lungs will ho ;"aa,sa ""u
''e ""'e wal recommeace III a moment. p '
Gen Farmer.
1.o.oF 10 whom honor is due Upon this pr in.
r. ' o.oIy .he sao)oncd note from the Na,;o,
!. G 1 lrh!la) Of Wednesday evening Whan
~ 'o S'a''oh OF the finder Of the lost mono1,
US uooious and procarous calling and 1"o"y
49, .; Us e,nooments when mos, successful .,c
S oss 'n,T Consideration, the act though s,r;c,v
'"S''c'So no more than honest, deserves 10 ~