Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-03
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4 We extract ny -SIy1 ( STsa a, mns
|efusion from the hslom;;6sn 800 'l,sa.4;6 I,
s1ette. We beg leave t8sss.., ~ =
the Mantuan Bard had f6sst sA ftefH9
tribute to the arts and zstero,k l,isA
fGreecehe turned with peculiar pisll
Ito his own Rome-and sketched with
one stroke Of his pencil, what he was
(desirousof considering herproper char.
He tibi erunt artsepac;sqne imponere norem
Parcere sugsctis, etdeballere superbos.
/ How fuch finer still is the character Of
the United States? The arts advanc-
ing with 4 giants stride agriculture
extending itself with astonishing spirit
tinsall directions population accunfu-
|latipn with ain unparalleled ratio of RAJ
1pidity the number ofstates just do,tb-
led in fifty years our people, increas-
Ted four or i've fold -internal improve
I,nents pushed with a power, which
bids defiance to any comparison with a.
my &c g or the worfd-respect-
led abroad beyond what I'VE have ever
been submitting to nothing that was
wrong, and asking nothing but what
was right-our true interest at home,
the rights Of the states and the union
|offhestatesth the greatsentiment, which
lis promulgated in the subjoined para
graph, becoming the ardent and gene
rial maxim Of the whole people: 1.-THE
Union 1t mast be preserved"
From the Alexandra Gazette. m
Con Monday the bills for the ad-
mission of the Territories of Michigan
and Arkansas, passed the House Of Re-
personalities, having previously pass
led the Senate; and being now signed
by the President, have become laws.
Two new sovereign and independent
states are therefore Joined to the confe-
deracy. 1t is thus that the galaxy of
American glory is frightened, and that
star after star is added to that brilliant
constellation which is the pride of the
Western World. Our happiness and
privilege it is, to increase in national
greatness, by the mild arts of peace and
the progressive effects Of industry and
population. tits not by desperate con-
tests and the desolating movements Of
armies, that we extend our boundaries
and obtain strength and power Nor
is the glory Of our flag heightened by
the record aEsuch eventsin our nation
al history. No! every star that gilt
tiers and spangles the azure of our poll
tlcal armament, sheds the beams Of
peace alonefrom the moment it took
its station there, down to the present
hour. Long mayit continue! Forev-
er may the banner of our country con-
tlnue to rvSsss, ff;5 Urus5sd nora
star obliterated, but rather with still in
creased efIlgence over The land Of
the free and home Of the brave"
KEwAuNEE.-By reference to our
advertising columns, will be found a
notice Of the sale Of two hundred lots,
in this town. The schooner Crampus,
of SO tons burden, Capt. Rogan, enter
ed the mouth Of the Kewaunce River
on the ed inst, under easy sail, and
displayed American colors for the first
time on its waters. The location for a
iharbor and town is said to be unsur-
passed by any north of Milwaukee.
1t. Center will make survey of the
mouth and oiiing for harbor during
the present month.
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