Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-04-05

the Iugflca nj he 81 No ssntf0d n
indeed there were snv alliance in the case,
10 restrain The enormous axnansion Of ex-
ecntiye newer a. arrest The nrooress Of
corrun,;an ]. 10 rehnkc ,,snrnat;dnl. and 10
drive The Gotbs and Vandals om',be can
ital. 70 axnal Rrennns and ri. horde from,
Roms ,vhd ,,,han he t,,ra,, b;s s,rora into
lilo er,,o - ,nrrraan. ,ba r.aso 5an,,oJ-
ed from ths mistress .af The world showed
his nrefsrsnce oreald ,ha, he was hard
money ch;sfia;n II was nv The much
mo,. v,luaI,,e n,e,.l of ron ,b.t he ,,a 8
,ir;ven from, nor ,,os
And how, of,en have we w;toessed the
Senator Gou sor.b Carol,. with woG,l
I coun,enance and in dolefI strains nour-
;ng f,rtb toucb;na and monrnfnl elooaenca
Of The deaener.cy of The zines and the
downward tendency ofthe renubiic, Dnv
after day IL fhe Senate have we seen the
disnlays of his ,oflv and ;mnass;oned elo.
6uance Ahbonab 7 shared LARGELY with
! he Sen,tor IN I;s an,rebansion far The nm
r;tv If our ;,s,;tut;ops and tho nermanencv
/ Of c;vl lher,v d;snnsed alwavs 70 look A.
Ethe BRIGHTER Side IF human affairs I was
sometimes inclined to hone that the vivid
imav;nat;on of,he Senator had denoted the
dongcrs nv which we were encomnassed in
somewbot STRONGER colors than thew ;ns,;-
fed Tbe ard,,ous contest in which we
were co lono ENGAGED WINS about to termin.
ate IN q olo1;ous victory The very object
FLOR which the alliance was formed was
about to be accomplished. Atthis critical
moment the Senator leftus for the very pur-
pose of preventing the success Of the com.
tmon cause. He took nm his musket.
knapsack. and shot-pouch. and Joined The
other marty He went. horse. foot and
drapoon. and he himself scomposed the
whole CORPS He went MS his present most
distinguished allv commenced with his ex.
| p,,noinr resolution so];tnr,, md nIone The
earliest instance recorded n history within
nv recollection. of an allv drawing off his
f,yces from, ,la' scon,,;nsj wos that
If Achilles nj the sece of Trov Ha with
drew with iii lie trnon aud remained IN
The ne;gbhorbood in snl,en and. d;gn;f;ed
;nact;y;tv Ri be did No, ;o;n tho i'ro;an
forces and when during The nrouress Of The
s;eoe b;s fa;.hfnl friend feIl II hattie be
raised b;s ayenc;ng arm drove the Tro-
;,ns h,cl ;pto ,6o rates of Trov and sat;a.
led his Vengeance bv Saving Pr;am,s no.
bIest and dsares, son tbe' finest bero in ,be
Immortal ;liad But Achilles had been
wronoed or IMAGINED himself wronoed ;n
The nersof Of the fair and beautiful Rriseis.
We Aid M wyono ~ the a;s,;nou;sbed
Senator from Sonth Carolina. On The
contrary we resnected him confded in
his great and ackpowledoed ability his nm.
common genius his extensive experience
his sunposed patriotism: above ali we con.
6ded m hi. stern and ;nflex;bIe fidelity
| Nevertheless. he left ms. and Joined our
common opponcnts. distressing and dis
trusted. He LETT us as he tells rs in his
Edoe6eld letter. because the victory which
our common arms we're about to achieve.
wa. not to enure to him and his party. but
exclusively 10 the benefit of her allies and.
their cause.-f thought that actuated Ly
patriotism. THAT noblest Of human yirtues,)
we had been contending together for our
common country for her violated rights, her
threatened liberties. her PROSTATE constitu-
ton. Never did suppose that personaf-or
party considerations entered into our views.
Whether, if victory shall ever again be
about to perch upon the standard of the
spoiIs party. (the denomination in which the
Senator ffom South Carolina has so often
given to his present allies. he will not feel
himself constrained. BY the principles on
which he has acted. 10 leave them. because
If NAV not enurc TO The benefit of himself
and his party. leave to be adjusted be-
t,aa, ,hemselvos.