The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

A new creation without u stain
Lovely az Heavens own pure domain
But, ah like the many fair hopes ofour years.
II gmmers awhe-and then inelss into tea"
EDUCATION The following elegsn:
extract ought to be read by every fsaher
/" II the tine shall ever come when Mis-
mighty fabric shall totter when the bea-
con OF Joy that now rises in pillar OF
fire, a sign and wonder OF the world,
shall WAX dim, the cause will be found
il tho ignorance Of the people. II our
union is still to continue to cheer the
hopes and animate the oppressed OF every
nation; if our fields are to be untrod by
the hirelngs Of despotism IT long days
OF blessednsss arc TO attend our country
in her career of glory if you would have
the sun continue to shed his unclouded
rays upon the face of treemen, educate a'
the children Of the land. This alone start
les the tyrants in his dreams OF power,
und rouses the dormant energies OF an
oppressed people. II was intelligence
that reared up the majestic columns OF
our national glory aud this alone can
prevent them from crumbling to ashes"
The PIRArEs.-The pirates tried al
Boston, have at last received their sea
|tence and we believe, a just and merit
ed sentence. Their counsel have made
the most strenuous and unparalleled ei
forte in their behalf to save them from the
rieor of the law. We cannot reconcile
their great perseverance, to shield these
men, Vith any other belief than that they
are in possession Of knowledge, not made
known to the public, which induces them
to think them guiltless. Still, the evi-
dence elected in their long and patient
trial appears clear and conclusive against
them. Judge Story has very humanely
put off the time Of execution, TO a day,
|tlith March next the interim OF which,
will allow them an extended opportunity
of proving their innocence, if innocent
they be. Salem Oh.
SMALLrox.-A physician informs us
i,Eg existence Of two cases Of smallpox a
Barnstable, Mass. A general vaccinna
ton, the snly possible hope. IN such cases
lof circumscribing Lthat shocking dis
ease, is in progress. Every town IN tho
lCo.nmonwealth, and in every section o
the commonwealth and in every section O
the twenty -four States should adopt tho
school regulations Of Boston, which Who'll
| " forbid the public teachers from recelv
ing a child into q school, who does no
bring certificate from reputable ply
sician, certifying that the bearer has been
vaccinated. Med. jour.
The Savings Bank vs. the Aims House
In one of tho cities Of the south, few
year since, a poor woman applied 10
guardian of the poor for the support o.
herself and four children, just leit dese''
tute by the death Of the husbsnd and Ia
ther. The guardian IL Q gentleman o,
great benevolsnce and respectsbilisy, ane
President Of the Ssviags Bank. he IN
uuired particularly into her circumstances
told her the unhappy eject that public
charMy would have on her own prospects
and those OF her children, and pointed ou
some more economical modes Of living
than she then pursued, asd some employ
raen,s by which she could es'n more thar
she then did, and advised he' to try lii'@
longer to live independent ot sno"snce rs
a pauper. Al the ssn'e time ne told he'
that ,hs should not suffer, and If II became
necessary, to apply to him again. BY in,
Iustry and economy she struggled thro
the 6rst winter, and during the neIt sum
mer she put some savings in the Bank.
Alter q while she obtained good places
for two or three Of her children--shs con
tinued to mako her little deposites, ant
after being a widow for five years, che
met the guardian at the Savings lnstitu
,ion, thanked him for his former advice
and said that she was in possession Of ev
cry necessary Of life, aad had four hun
dred dollars in Bank. Bost. Post.
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