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Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer
PRINCIPLES, NOT MEN.

This has long been our motto; and, f we
may be permitted to argue from the recent
events in congfess, it is destined to be the
motto of a great majority of the people at
the Presidential Election next fall. The
passage Of the Deposite Bill through tho
Senate, by vote Of tsirty-eig1t to one hum
dred and seventeen!--and this, too, in des-
pite Of the lubored personal opposition Of
Martin Van Buren, and his devoted political
parasites, is triumph Of principle and yir-
tue over corruption and party dictation, such
as has NOT been Witnessed by tho American
people, since the administration Of Andrew
Jackson commenced.
When we bear in mind that Van Bureu.
aided by Benton, Wright, CambreEeag,
Polk, and his trained band from this state.
labored necessarily to defeat this measure,
and, indeed, all but staked his political ex.
istenco upon the success Of his opposition.
the Importance Of its being carried by such
an overwhelming voto through both houses,
will at once be apparent. II clearly do.
iiionstrates what we have repeatedly assort-
ed, that Martin Van Buren, cannot com-
Inand tho support Of the friends Of Andrew
Jackson for the Presidency, and that 60 Ger.
tain as the fall election takes place, 90 cer-
tain is it that ho Is destined to be defeated
in HE ai,,h;isa,Sa l--so,--44---r-.. grU6tS
dency. That he has no hold upon the az.
fections Of tho people is well known; and
now it IS equally we'll known that he cannot
command the influence and services cE
even the party leaders. What then becomes
ofhini and Of the system Of corruption and
intrigue which ke has introduced into he
guyernmenIs They .fall together A vie
hlous and enlightened people may 81 led
sstray for . time BY the military glory of .
successful general; but the mere tatrigunnf
] who has no claim upon thoir gratitude, and
lis not idsutihed With : solitary imporfnn
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

A BEAUT1FuL REFLEcrIoN.---Tt cannot
be that earth is mans abiding place. 1t
cannot lie thatour life is c+st up by the ocean
of eternity to float moment upon its waves
and sink into nothingness. Else why Is It
that the high and glorious aspirations which
leap like angels from the temple Ofour heat
are forever wandering about unsatisfed.-
Why is it that the rainbow and cloud core
over US with beauty not Of earth, and men
pass oft and leave us to muse upon their
faded loveliness3 Why is it that the stars
who hold their "festival around the midnight
throne" are set above the grasp Of our i'm.
tied faculties; forever mockingus with thoiE
unapproachable glory9 And finally why is L
that bright forms Of human beauty are pre-.
sented to our view, and taken away from
us, leaving the thousand streams Of affections
to flow back in alpine torrents upon our
hearts, we are born in realm where the
stars WILDE spread out before US like islands
that slumber on the ocean; and where tho
beautiful beings which here pass before US
like sh9lows, will stay in our presence for.
ever.-BuI,cer.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
No. 95.--WhoIe No. IsO.

this charming boyl Oh, what delightful
Thing it would be for US old fellows % con-
verse with sprighily youth, if they were but
all like him! Bot the worst Of i il, most
parents ere blind as bats 10 the true glory
and happiness Of their children. Most pa
rents never look higher for their sons Than
to see them delving like muck-wOrms for
money, or hopping about like jay-birds, in
fine feathers. Hence their conversation b
generally no better than froth, or nonsense"
After several other handsome complis
men's on Ben, and the captain expressing
wish to be going, the governor shook hands
with Ben, begging, at tho same time, that
he would forever consider him as one Of his
fastest friends, and also never come to New
York without coming to see him.
ANECDoTE OF GEN. PUrNKm.-Durinethe
Revolutionary War, when Gen. Putnam
was in command of an important fortress, ia
the highlands of the Hudson river, his force
had been so much weakened by the expi-
ration OF limited enlistments, and the with
drawal OF troops tor tho protection OF other
important passes, that the enemy venturod
to besicge hisfort The siege was extended
beyond the patience of veteran, whose
feelings were more in favor of field fights
than artificial manoeuvres. He was still
more annoyed by bandy-legged drummer.
who approached an angle of the fort every
morning, TO beat nm insulting reyille. Af6r
having chafed under the insult, like q cSs--od
lion, nc procured one Of the Dltch duclsiug
guns, ofcalibre and length sufficient to reach
the drummer, and punish his audacity. He
stationed himself with his weapon at the
parapet, and soon saw his insulting victim
approaching. He had scarcely struck his
lirItnote oftriumph and defiance, when drum
and drummer rolled in the dust. "There,'
exclaimed the satisfied General, go to
with your sheep-skin fiddle !"-AmericGn
Historical Magazine.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

The bill forthe reorganization of the Post
Office has finally passed both Houses of
Congress, and wants only the appreciation
Of the President Of the United States to be-
come law.--Ib. {
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

A bill was originated in tho House Of
Representatives, and passed through all its
stages, to change the time of the annual
meeting of Congress from the first Monday
in December to the first Monday in Novem.
her. Its fate in the Senate is somewhat
dOubtful.--NdtiOnGl IntelligencT.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

An alA i~ls. i:--;---- ssss hatIrIes ssnSvards ~
100 years Of age, whose hair has long been
perfectly white, now presents singular
spectacle Of the hoary locks ofago returning
to their original color--iet black.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
S6etiff1. 0fff1nf.

: Eraft .eines 8sfebIs Der Court bon
e. p. Don etart g. .. reroe id, -
auf Somltas Den 26. nd6It. eular,
ben foIsenOs befobtietenen .Strib 9anS
slln1 Verfauf anbieteu ndmIidb: eineu
aee'!. Der npreweltIiben nnp norobflibsn
D'eFtel ron Seftion 81, 1aunfbip 1s,
nno ManSe 6; besinnepb an Der r,Oro-
mstIs9en efe oes uorbweftlobeu 8ier.
ts's; oann fabli6 10S Nutben uno 6
5 9ntel elmer Rutbe 3u eiuem pfO(tsu,
oann oltIib a. Nutben uub S 0sIenfe
81 81 e'nem pfofen. baum n6rbli6 1os
Autben nno 6 3ebnteI elmer 91utbe ,u
s'nem pfoiten, Damn rpeftli6 ~ glutben
"uo 5 Gelenf su: gteae ess 8nfanas.
entbalteno 80 Ndr, mebr ooer ,psriasr,
gS!nn9e5c5en als oes @iseutbum oes s.
St9e' enf bic &Iase ots Staate5 Don
oss Nsrfauf fdnst nm 10 llbr an.
0eo. 81. 9Bebb.
&a1ton Sebr. 8 1s3s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
S0erlf8< <Yerfauf.
Canton Seb. 90, 1886.

Strait zines 8efebIs Der eour bon 6.
y. BON @auDg Co.. merbe ieb an Der
@Onrtbaustbire in Canton
ouf Samltas >. 26. ndbf. Mdr,
Die foISenoe beIbriebsue yotte, sranaeno
an bic Staot Canton, gum 8erfaufe an=
bieteu. na,ulib: sinen Ibsil pon Set1ion
go. 9, 2aunibip 10, Nanse 8, beainueuo
an Der fAopeIttiben Gde elmer Don saeob
Danner seeisneten eOtte, IS SUP DON Dem
peiflieDeu @noe Der Eusearatpas rSnase:
eann nbrolib zs SUP; rpetlieb nit BE- e(aatsr
StraBe 90 SUP 5u sluem pfofeu, Damn
iholi6 10 SuB, tueltIib Ss7 SuB III Der
nbroliben 0rdn5e eiuss Dem u. SWepsr
9ebSrenoen Striebs; oann nit beiaater
n6roliben @ran;e iiblib rs SUP. 6flib
60 SUP 81 oen.l bon Saeob Danuer a.
eiansten (nblieben Strib, bann nit Ser
tpetiiben @ran5e belaster Saeob Danners
iben eette n6rolieb 12 SuB, b(tGb 2g7|
SuS 3ur stelle oes Qlnfanss. @enommen
als oas gisentbum bes Qloam 8teiter, aui
bic Rlaae Der Sarmers 8ant tn Canton.
- Der Dsrfanr fdust um 1 llbr-sesen
baare 8esabtanS an. .-,.-'.r *.
"a. ..... | 9ep. g. qBebb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

-, , n plro ~ blerrnlt oen Sanowerteru
uno Arbettsleuten bon canton upo
GEN Ulrsern Don @torr Gountp
naoerbaupt u 9egeben ooB auf @am-
ttta9 4 Den 26 oiefs Menats am Sau-
! / bon 5elnrl6 S6lo0er cine St.
fenttl9en2Ssrb sebalten miro
sum geifen Der 9emeinen uno ar
men elade su btloeu fir beEaate
Soroueb u. eauntp, -uno IS miro
ertpartst oa6 cine ousemeine Ben,
tpohnuns itott fnoe, nm beCaate
0eieubaft 5u formiren.
Geo. Cribs.
santon WeirJ ten 1r. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
Sin sostrefi6ss gtaa eahp

3
4. 81 perfaufen. -. !. :,
Q6rt itr peunipI pauier! sbr, Bauern Sort
port aae, Die Jun, Geutfben Staf,me
Cine CUTE 9auerey gum saufs bet Gid, i'd
;:t,t,' - :. : * -. - ar1s
s" BafainstOa IOwafbip, no man iIe
@ier aaeilsn bon paris, ssS@ ssssn 'a""' son
=. :, ~. 4 - @auton;
0lt sutem 9auie. nit bellsr QuelIe; >,
UNt arcBeu Sbeusrn une oiele stalle.
Jm StabIiuss bIabet Gin iun8er 9aums
SIN 5srblt la6eIt SSlt pou unerItp aIrtt.
9FOb 'no Die 6sIosr, aua8eeebnt Die
qBooon rsib,, bauRats qlsrnoe Fi'e' fIis5s,'''
Gin no9 piIoe6 GDeIe, cine pertbe
q -. 8. : eSla6e
8sFobsn BON Sem refine S}imiI1,aep
Bahe
esi6t es9;is gder pom befsn auser.
- -. ... F.. feren,
SIT pertpanoeIt In Die f6bniten WieBens
.::, -" furenI
Sn MaItbanseu reid, 9aubols Don isofr
- . Sort';
Jn "lle,tt gut psrieben, nit einem aBort.
Jbr bic oa faufen .spUut, tuft balb an:
6rab in Der 3slt ba man nod taufen Fan.
.... ,.Saeob ,Nseper.
Maibinetcu s. Seor. 22. 1886. -, -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
" Nabfrase uatb
~ Sacpb Stam inter.
0us SSiebeltinaen in Der Ol0he
BON QdnDau.

.>'-lEs bon yQnO0u.
Der!elbe it beinabe 8 Sabre in sen Ser.
vt. uno lanoete In 0tetp Orleans. Seine
Camille erbielt eielsBte brieiliebe Nabribt
auan ibn aos eouispille in &entudp. Disft
(uno spar Mntter, gbnelter, 8ruoer uno
fein Sbpaeer &olb) 1T Dor Rurssn ingten:
Dett aasetemmen u. .punit iebnlibit Wa1:
s'bt aber ibnu. feinsn ieSisen Mufentbalts:
ort. MorsGe: :. RoIb. ~ >.@ ~.
care ofMr. F. Oerty, 200 William at. N Y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

S9ie Q1 f,np kie 1.,n, .c.t9,
opIIenn,es ssn5I. s g.0 ~ ss'n goDre 1895
bs tsn Tl,oss ",,'!s Ssn. s,t ~ osn =: Staa'
M ,Nu S is9e', o1't . ense.ean ON eIs an AI'tlenae
IN eine SSun, y. ,oor o., Wses'en q y 9te5tl
rsrncsnnSt ~ ".,'.;s =. ~" ? o4t4l9. OOo
bnhnsn n'o. ,,,.rso', wo'osn: '': Ole ,gnet1s
99nos 'hsr..b.,.. cs.g.n "aI ~. iooo u Mstlet1- o
% men, sre"sssNG, eSssg;.t'i .,. 'uSSn 81 U, Mlatc'
nTr .J,'..u, f,r NV. 1Dssusn:I oys.Os Mon bat
s;nsn, ;. o.;.s".s.,s, s',ss o.sosns9nasen 90. IN
- ~ a. ~ ss'eua"ls onn Nv U0'' l2-2o - Job-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
Oefentlt6e Yenoue.
g d q 3 bareS Qano.

70 q a sbareS 2ano.
Der uatsrl6riebene pito, auf gbar.
! !seltag, esn ll1en nddbiten g|prils, oas
)lo!9:nos bsfbri;bsue fbdsbare Qaub
mmt m oen oarauf befnblieben 0sbduli1=
6eHen euf .bfentli6sr Ser feiaeruns gum.
9ertaufe anbieten. 0tamIib Is Qder
SaAo. ftcBeno an bic norb0fli6e gde
Ger Staot gonton en Der 2erinaton
straBe. Darauf bsfnbet fcb elm eutss
I2fS6i9sS 9Bobnbaue, netlt gdsuer
StelIuns uno 9}ebensebduost, elm outer
SEunnen uno Saumsartem, weiIano
oas SISentbum oes perlt0sbensn Wbrabam
Eraft.
Die Denbue prb an pbisem 2aae,
ARItta9S 12 llbr am gourtbaule IN
Canton ibsen Nnfans uebmen, tpann
uno spO Die Sceinsunsea bssaunt &C.:
mabt speroen Don
peter &raft,
@reeutur Der 3interl. oes
psrf. Atr. &raft.
@anton, 1g Eebr. 1886.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

Sberif8 Qsrfauf.
m'@Gs! s,.;s ;Ss'e'os'} e'''''''""a.
AbEabam Solm
u; gll(obetb lein
2SeIb u. onOere
SFatt etnes 8efebls Der @ourt .. 6. 81
oen St"rt 80. .. ,petoe ib ourcb Silent:
!'oe Setlte'ssruns am @o,,rtbaus in gan,
ton' auf samitass ben 12. ndeblten Mar,,
!o!senoen in beiastem etarf g.. aeleaenen
: Stf'e1 sano otrfaufen uamlb: oas moro:
issit!'@s i!t. yis.tel bon 9sftion IS, in 1aun.
10P II, Nanse s, in pIdn Iannfbip,
ger Seftauf fanst um 1 l1br q. N9ts an.
Dieies sano it in sutem etanbe nno ein' m
i1asbare Niertel eeftiop- Die 8ebin:
snn9en 'peroen am Sag Oes Wtrtaufs Be-
tannt sena6t.
SEQ. 81. eBebbt G6srIff.
Canton Sanuar 9, 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

l6ift anbefa3ter stslIe> spie isiu 9oraan.
9e! 9ea d Iort es!relbt,-gr ,pirb ii6 bettrsben
que Jene' ole ibn init ibrem 3u(prud, beeb.
rsn, ons6 DE bette nuo biIisite Bebanoluno
sMltteoen y! ]. 51 itsleu isin Qaus sdbsnft,
MuWe nno Stalluns, tperoen. ftets NIT Qll.
lett' berlehen fepn. ,pas erfrroerIid, biele,n
5~eds 3u sntipre6en, -,
q et:n, :, ,... m 9eprs Gren.
sNa'e0tbe' &dr5 l, 1896.
"".> 4At.f.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
Sie 9olfssabl oes Miebiean
Ssrtitcriums fou it0 in Den lesteu
Q Sabren orepfa6 oermebrt boben.

Oie polnil6enGtihtlinse in qen,
oen ba!ten srItaunlicb patriotiCbe
Neoen, uno fa6tsn foleenoen 0es
ibluB: "Oie Sreunoe Der Yrepbeit
In jeoem Sbeile @rpsbrltoniens
une Srlonos tperoen einsetaoen,
Nesierun9 unb parlioment bolos
tmbsIibR Sur @rpd9uns unb I'm
nabme Der Seeisneten Mo6rese!n
oufsufcoern, um Dem um(ib0reifen
Nu6lauos Elm 3iel ;u feben, uno
Dem poln!fd)en 9elfe Den ibm qe-
blbrenoen Sang uutsr Sen y>atic-
nen Ser @roe tpieoer ouspirten.''
Damn rpOIlsn Die menosn, Srilen,
Slaooner, gsornanneny &C., dbn-
ti6e 8efblide fa0en. oBenn man
uns bepeifen tpollts, tpsl6en barren
Sortbetl England uno Srlano bon
oiefer Operation bdtte, rphroeu mir
an Die Birtfamfsit folder Be-
(blaNe siaubent font ntbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
8itts um Bepfeusr
sur @rbonuns elmer
Hirr RI 0
. .X, I'M h {,

Die Observation-Disclosures bet
G@pan9e!ii6 9urberiIbeu Sirbe in
Elpetpool, "-Meoina ,gauntv,. .Obip,-
nebnen ilb Die 8teimhtbisteit, if teut.
l6en 2anosIeute iberbaupt, uno bic 8es
noifen ibrsr eonfelfOn insbetonoere,. bier
NIT freunolbaftlib 81 bitten,-bieler ne,i
orsanillttsn 9emeinoe, aur @rbalu,ns .uuo
0ollenbung ibres besonuenen, 9ottes6isnft=
h6en oaules, 8eyfsueruna zines
S6drfleins, bebhlflib gu iepn. Die
9emeinos, obmobl siemljeb sablrsi9, be-
ltebt 9toBtentbeis aus nnbemistelten @He-
oern, bic porerit oureb bic 8slbweroen oct
erltsn elnnenoeri1nssjabre 81 sshen batten
nno nOb baben. lho oba!elI Ie auea
tbaten mas in ibrsn Grifte, fanb, 70
resDt es oennob ni6t peQi3 bin, u,u bas
be9onnene Q8erf 3u polsuoan,-nnb tint
oaber eaS ansefansene @nte, uibt unpoQ=
enoet nno nuBtos auf balbtn Qnese ftsben
81 lahen n-fuce,, Ite fb gsorunseu Die
WObltbdti9teit ibrer Witbraber in QIn(prudb
1u nebnsn uno eriu6en le eutislt Der
@emeInoe iare M!oe 5u Gbsil tper6eu au
laBen. .., u.s.. 80.
EEIue isne, weI1e lit gtare @auntn
nno Der 1nseeeno lld seneiet fablen ettpas
IN oie(er Sa9e bsisutrasen, m69eu ibre
Spenoen an 3rn. .. &auftnann, Recaf-
teur oss NaterIanoslreunoes, in @antout
abseben, ben mir bier,nit eriuben, Die
Aseentibaft far unS in oiefer anselsssnbeit
3u Nbetnebn,en. IS, 80,
Carl l8aisr~ ! 20
8altb afar3dder S
S.@br. &eBler - r..e s
9uowi8 Miutesba1(s,
Geo. puber<.. - Aa
. --@un5er f-
= ,'..:.;%..:,
&perpooI. Weeina 60. = 80: ; -
Obio.-Sebr. 9. 1885. u, .-.>,t,s ~-~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
g alf
unn>% j.. '
Stetufo6ltn*

Die iluterf1riebene maben Dem pub-
Iitun1 befannt, caB lie bis(es Jabr anf
Wilbeim &ubluann's p!as Q 1-2 Me;l
ucrcweltli1 bon gantou, 1-9 MsiI n6ro
lib bon Der @bippawaps5uaBe oas
&alfbrennen nne &oblensrabeu Su be-
Teiben ausefansen uno toHen ourb=
CUTE uno woblfeile Maare elnen 1beIl
Der bffentIibsn @uu0 5u serpiuuen.
9l,ldb babeu fe ttsts cine beoeutenbe
MaGt Steinfcblen auf J9aao uub bieten
einsm jebem ibre Disnite unb Ner(orgl.na
an. 8efeaungsn spssbsu auf's beite
uno fDnellte belorst. Sie bitten einen
|ieoen :pslber tphufebt sroBe auantitaten
bon Salt Dosr Stsinfoblen 5u baben,
es iie sorber wiGen au laGen, banit
lie G1 III Der 3eit porfsben t6nnen, UNI
lscen 3ei,ise 8efriepisuns au leiftsu.
Sis boffsn aaf sanitisen 3u(ptuD.
.W. Sublmat1n. 4
*....@...> 2uowis 8afsr.
Solsenbss finb ibre preiIe: ss....
|mer 8aarselb anf ben plak besabI,
Is Ia Sent per 8ulbel fit, Ra!f.
QDenn es auf Borg gebt---7 Gent per Bu.
fobel bittp. SIR .ausaeiubte Sd,niso.
Ifoblen 1T Der Wreis q Gent per Bu1bel,
EShr algemeine &obsu 5 1-g genl
lFer gufds. 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
@antou Seb. 12. 1886.

( &raft zines 8efebIS Der Court BON 6.
.. BON Start So. . rperoe ib auf
6fsntlibsr DeritsiSeruns an Der Court.
lustbnre in @antom r
auf Samitas >. 26. ndbit. W,drs
perfaufeu: 9otte No. 3d.. in Der gtabs
Canton, spcrauf Elm sroBes 2fSdjgten
StdabauS nno NIT allen Disqualification
perlebeneS Qinter9ebanoe, Elm 0rnnnen
portrefFiben MaGerS an per Gbnre,
Elm gutter Stal ". {. -. Die Debiuaui,aen
tperoen am Iaae beS Yerfanfs bsfannt
semadbt. DIR 9srsaaf fanst an, / llbr
an. N
SEQ. 81. qBsbb.
/ entsn Ssm. ), 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

Serbepratbet.
MN Sten War5. ourb Den ebrp. ST..
T.: ": Sorts. pr. George pblipe nit
MiB @life 2eininser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1886.

osopher WIS a msertble and disappointed
man. Hemet death is true, with someth
ing like cllmness. Lut he had no pure
and beautiful hopes leyond the perishlng
things Of the natnrd world. He loved
the works Of God for heir exceeding beau
ly, not for their manifestation Of an over
ruling intelligence, Life had become a
buthen To him; ht his spirit recoiled at
the damphess and sieuce ofthe sepulchre-
the cold. rnbroken deep and the slow vast
ing away of motalty. He persisted, a
worshlpptr Of that beauty, which but family
shadows forth tt, unlmaginable glory of
lis Creator, Arthe closing hour of day,
when the broad Vest was glowing like the
gates of Parade, and the vine hung hills
orthis beautiful and were bathed in the
rich light Of sulet, the philosopher depart
ed Thr last ylance Of his glaring eye,
was u hiu an everlasting farewell to exls
tence. the as,homage OF god'Il nteliec,
to holiness; and beauty. The blackness o.
darkness WIS before him: the valley of the
shadow death was to him unacceptable
and eternj! the better land beyond it wa
shrouded rom his vision. Whittier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
THE INFIDEL,

1t Is an awful commentary on the doc
trlnes OF lnhdelty, that its most strenuous
supporters have either miserably talSlfied
their sentiments in he moment of trial, or
terminated their existence in obscurity and
utter wretchcdness The gifted author OF
the "Age Of Reason" passed the last years
of his life in manner which the meanesl
slave that ever trembed beneath the lash
of the task master, could have no cause to
envy. Rosseau, might indeed be pointed
out, as in some degree, an exception but
it is well known, that the enthusiastic phil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

Extract from the address delivered by
Edward Everett, at South Deerfeld, in
commemoraton Of the battle fought at
Bloody Brook, in king Philips war, Sept.
Is. 1875. We select passage which i'm
m adlately follows an account of the man.
ner in which that aboriginal monarch was
killed:
Such was the fate of Philip, which was i'm
medateIy followed by termination of the
war in every quarter. except the eastern
frontier. 1t was war Of extermlnation
| between his followers and the whiies--hap-
py, if the kindred tribes had learned wisdom
| from the fatal lesson. Thus fell king Phil
ip! The ground on which we stand Is wet
with the blood which flowed beneath the
tomahawk of his young men; and the dark
ness OF night in these peaceful wales was
often lighted up, in days Of yore. by the
flames of burning villages, klndled by his
warriors. But that blood has sunk, not
forgotten, but forgiven. into the ground
Havoc and d,smay on longer stalk through
these happy fields; and as we meet to>day
to perform the simple and affecting rites OF
concentration over the grave OF the gal
liant victims of the struggle, let IL dcoG
a compassionate tear also for these, the b.
nlghtcd children of the iorest--lhe orphan,
OF Providence whose cruelties have long
since been expiaed by their fate. It couIC
not be- expected of them to enter into tn
high unsel1 Of hcIen. l. was not fn
them--dark an unlnStructed even IN tht
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design of Providence, OF which their wilder
ness was the appointed theatre. 1t ma
well have exceeded their sagaclly, as !
battles ours, that this benign work shout,
often have moved forward through path
ways Dripping with blood. Yes! the saw
ace iou CHI n relentless war hut he Tough
for his native land-for the ground tina
covered the bones OF his parents he Tough
for his sqnaw and papoose-no, will no
defraud them of the sacred names whc
our hearts understandable taught for hi
wife and children.
He would have been not savage. h
would, have been thing, for which Ian
guage has no name-for which neither hu
man nor brute existence has PARALLEL
, he had not fought for them. Why, IN
very wild cat the wolf, will spring at tn
; throat of The hunter, that enters his den:-
the bear, the catamnunt, will fight for hi
hollow tree. The Indian was a mani
degraded. ignorant savage, but a huma
!, creature AYE, and he had the feelings c
/ a man. President Ma,her, in relation t
the encounter of the Ist of August, 1876
the last but one OF the war, says, "Phlll
, hardly escaped with his life also. lie ha
f fed and left his PEACE behind him, also hi
sanaw and his son were taken captive, an
are now prisoners at Plymouth. Thu
hath God brought that grand enemy int
+ great misery. before hequte destroyed hin
D. Il must needs be bitter as death to lose h
. wife and only son, (for the Indians are maj
= velously fond and affectonale towards the
g Ichildren, besides other relations, and a