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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
THE LYCEUM.

We are glad 10 see that there is at this
time a strenuous effort being made for the
establishment Of Lyceom in Monticello.
We do most sincerely hope that the citi-
gems Of this place, and especially the
young men. for whose especial ben6, j.
10, will lend helping hand to an object so
praise worthy. True, Ill may not become
orators Of the FIRST order, but SOME may.
There are some persons in this communi
~ who are too indolent themselves TO
take an active, or even any part. in So
city Of this kind, and hence they predict
that il must inevitably fall through. We
would merely say TO such, that predic.
lions VI this kind are like advice; they
are gratufous, and often thaokless II
you do not intend to take . part with
the society, do not, throw water upon
those who would. II you are moi for Us,
- 'he value the Food Of society. We say
~ moi be against US.
BY the last Southern Sun, we learn
that the wings Of Noxubee, Kemper. and
Choctaw have most sloriously iriumphed
in the election Of three Representatives,
and one Senator, which added 10 one
from Lewndes, and one from Kinds, since
the adjournment ofthe Legislature, makes
a clear Wing gain Of SIX members, and
> difference OF twelve votes on joint bal
lot. which will give TIE wings clear ma,
jority, and will render the re- election d
Trotter to the U. 5. Senate, an absolute
impossibility, IL the wings are united
Let The wing members meet when lhey
get 10 Jackson, compare the strength o
The various persons spoken Of for that Of
6cs, and ascertain who IL the most like,
" to succeed. and cast their votes acsor
dinsly, and they must ,riua rh.
.Canpmeeting a, Bristers 10 day, who
wants 70 20! May be We do.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
[Wceky Reuiicac =.


The editor OF The Vrrspnaes Vernon
Ter, abiding 70 The interesting work
coming out on The ancient ruins aud peo-
pl. Of -l'n+rica, by Jnsn Drlsield, Eco,
at Cincinnati thus d, scouisetl,: M
IL no part of the worId are there 80
many magnificent vss'iges Of ancient
grandeur. a. on The American con,,D.nl---
Yri while Tue remains OF Egy piian splen.
dor have Ter ages been resori.d 70 by The
aud so infinitely descI,b.l
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
THE BANNER
STATE TREASURER.


The returns 81 the election Tor State
Treasure. in the following twenty. TIRES
counties, show clearly that Brown IS e
l.c,sd By ! considerable majority.
Washington, Adams, Wilkinson, Jeffsr.
son. Claiborne, Scott, Simpson, H'ods.
Winston, Pike. Rsnkin, Bolivar. Law.
renee, Copish,' Holmes, Monroe. Marion.
Oc.,bbeba. Newton. Smith, Wayne, Jas
I per, and Chickssaw, the vote stand. thus:
Brown, 2943: Fall, 1888: Craig. TAB:
Dixon, 486. Showing tina; Brown has a
majority Of 1896. over all bis opponents.
The hon'I Thomas }. Word has signi-
fed his intention of declining a re.elec-
TO congress. HIS private business requires
. mis- attention, 10 the reason he gives.
y DRowEEp. An Indian in state Of in.
toxica,ion was drowned in Pearl River,
opposite to this place, on Wednesday
night last. He has not yet been found.
The suspAY MAIL. For The infor-
nation Of The public generally, and for
the especiafbeoe6t Of those ofour friends.
Ito say pothng Of ourselves. who have
had 90 much room 10 complain Of not be.
irg able 10 obtain their papers on Sunday
evening after the mail arrives, We pub
lsh the i4lh article Of Post Office :n-
siructions. Il may also be an item Of in
formation to The Post master al this place:
"SEc. IA. when the mail arrives on
Sunday, you will keep your Office open
for ONE HOUR or MORE, If the public
convenience require il. after the arrival
and assortment thereof, unless il be du
ring the time Of public worship, in which
case. you will keep the Office open for
one hour or more, il necessary, after the
same has ceased"
We hope this is plain. and that at least
we shall not be told that you "can get
your papers Tomorrow morning." esPe
cialiy when there are those standing BY
who have just received their papers.---
Such was the case last Sunday.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10

Mons ELoquENcE.--!t I
night--,he lightning shook
fiery tresses through The SKI
the harsh lhundrrs grow
though The heavens-the "
whis,led through The caverN|
the mir, and the hail fell
gems from An over bnIdeI
casket, when Eugene Somal
with vrngealice written
his brow-his horred purI|
ri his heart, and the instrunf|
If destruction firmly gfasped|
his hand--stole from his I
like an assassin 10 kill
buss!-PAL Ledger.
Hoo LATlv.--I'he fullrHl
from the philadelphia GaH'
is a puff Of a cooking stove;
i, is in fine, an instrument
pro usus cuokarn, cum saw
phnnls, stewpa,nns. sca'''
,Ir-ssern,c oalholo, s'ovis, sina
jackn, prorot. staneum. Dow
dun, !ryanduin, stewpan''oH
plumb Pudding miyandum'
turtle sonpns. calves head pa
ibns. cum callipce Ct, ca'iOa'
bus.'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10

ss % have become fsnilisr ll,;u..
vefiest ,Iyo IN cuiinns kn,..ls,
vast ruins Of more mighty sno;,s
sl''''ad'd - oSl'si"n, and IL. -
ri''sS,n their time surrass,O,
I'D 'h'hrs, "nlrsddsn hu. "
en"fs in! Otslp'. Some ipw. 49, y
@n"" uncertain runnrs Il p,I'I
giea'uess.hai teen bor.e, h.,.
IN teni,l-s ami Ter ,npbs.
--''Ihere to track
Fallen States and Empires 'o'sra,,.,
Which was the nighic,t il her MA ,"a
And is the lcyehest." o. yong
But no enc has ytt been found !.
the hl.rrklyri.les IT Tul,ic, "
make known The history 81 IN. d.J
~ Anahauc. no one 10 tell lie III
ihe rise and TALL of TIascsIa. al
and Papan,ia. y
From Babel. The, nations sra a
selves over the earlb, penpI,oy i.
can, Ea'opean, and ,1saia Co,,.
aud tIom the latter pa,ssng 10 II. /,
can. where +npiles rose and H..
Il urishss as il the East. Napv
lies AIT, r,Or 10 the visit Of The ,L,,
lurous Genoese 10 these shores. a.,J
ard powerful people inhabited ii.
trail and sou;Lrrn portions OF tho !,
rnl, Whose. country in alter time, 4
va'l.d by RIDER and more warl,as
from thv. North. Thus much. h,
aud thousand Mementos which
wi.hsiooj lhe war OF time, unfol
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10

CHAMBERS. John McClellao,
driver of Il cab and horse in
London, recently died ola dis.
ease, pronounced by Sir Ashley
Cooper, to be the ISLANDERS
caught from 4 horse. He suf-
fert 4 horribly, aud was nut Of
his senses until an louu before
his death, when he partially re-
covered his senses, and stated
that he had caught The disease
by rubbing a horse thai was
glandeIed, with his handker.
chief, andailerwards incan.ious.
ly used il upon his face. He
expired 10 The most excrucia-
ing agony.
n Wcekly Reuie,c.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
From abe Southern Sun.
GRENADA Bank.

GRENADA Bank.
The locoioco Bank Commissioners in
this state, Hagap & Besancon, "a brace
Of loccfoco editors, are getting into
pretty hot water, as tue following letter
from The president Of the Grenada bank
will show. These d.luded men imagine
every bank a horrible monster, with
huge claws and teeth, ready and able 10
sw ALLOW whole slatesror breakfast. and
entire continents FOR q dinner. QIixcl,e'
ike, they are cutting and thrust,ng ia.
riou.ly At the shadowy creations Of their
own bewlIdered iotelIrci.. It's pity
il true, hs, those ssalors guar dams Of
the stats were 50 desirous OF k,tiiag banss
as 10 forget the The ssnctily Of all oaih.
II viii he seen Iba, Mr.. P!unmer char.
yes then v ithptJury. We know 10th
ing abou! the matter. Let Mr.. +. and
the commissioners war stout:
4 CARD.
l have Just real il hereNatchez Free
Trader letter dated at Ca'rollton Oct
9th, publishing copy Of the bill Of 10
junction filed against the hank Of Mis-
sissippi, aud making sIndry tal.e state
menls ia relation 10 the application for
40 injunction before Judge Shattutk. and
the decision Of he court. The Coin
missiopers, having failed to crafty their
.maIlgnsnl and reyessetul feelings o! an
.i,nos,ty towards the president by 90.
tanning 40 injunction against the hank,
have fesortrd to the novel and extraordn.
ary alternative 81 deprecatIng the paper
Of The bank BY making an inhamnatory
appeal 10 The public, and throwing THEN
,iiiciat Influence into The scale sgaus, the
institution in its infancy, which has been
fairly, henslIy and honorahly conducted
As president, shall as soon as | arri,.
al Grena ada, defend the institution at III.
bar Of that tribunal before Which the
commissioners have made the issue. For
the present, | simply pronounce the ma
teEial allegations contained in the bill L
be false, and charge that the commission
.ers swore 10 that which they know to i,
false at The time they took and subscribe,
to The oath attached TO the bill.
FRANKLIN E. PLUMMER.
OctobeI "a, 1888.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10

DocTOR DUNCAN-Ihe Lou
,suiNe GaseNe ,bas speaks otthe
reelection of this noisy indiyi!.
ual to Congress, from the Ham
ll,on District, Ohio:
sThe course pursued by the
Wing papers has done more 10
effeC, this than the strength Of
the Party. We were fearful Of
this from the beginning. We
believe The DoGlnrsa man desli-
,u,e ofialents--a brute in pr,n-
cipie--a pander il. ofiice-asd
l!isg.aceds bysa!l the impurities
that can throw a,bfemish upon
the human character. We
think it is not only disgraceful
10 Ohio to have such a repre-
senta,ive--but iO human nature
10 have such man. Yet, nOl-
wi,hstanding ar this, we repro
bate s,ronglyvstke persecution
that has been lavished upon him
more particularly il relation
TO the Duel matter. II was The
height Of absurdiiy and mad
ness, and is enough almost 10
excuse those WHO have elected
him. The DpflMs the princi-
pie ground ofopposi,ion 70 him,
land had they succeeded in de-
Heating him.he would have been
eniitlesl,o be considered as n
martyr IN the cause. There
Twas no need Of bringing for
ward that question. The unfit
ness ofthe Doctor 10 represent,
deceni society and honest men
was manifest enough from his
character, his MUD. his pursuits
land speeches. As the case
stood il was impossible to de-.
Heat him
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
EiyaslcniaE Altar.


"Besidc the nuptial CURTIN brsh',
The bard Il Eden sings,
Young Love his constant lamp WIN ns"'
And wave his purple wings"
MARRIED---On Weencs lay evening ''''
1th instm,, IN E. T.. Bowen. Esq.- MI ~, 7,
TARNtp, TO Mrs. LEvfsA CARTER, any,
-cnce county.
Gold Lawrcnce- bids fair 10 become o'N'
most populous ro'm,ics in the State. wv
read Of any county We know. Of just H''''
nat.ironia! line.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10

I. Is ysmored that Gen. A G. Brown
Of Copish county has resigned his sea.
10 the Legislature; but We think there =
some mistake il the report, notwi,hstand-
ing Il said clear majority Of that coon'
y signed request for the their delsgs-
iion 10 resign. Loco Icons can preach
very well from the Tex, ''ob-y OF resign
but il Is quite differsn. from their prae'i-
ces. We hope he has resigned. tor we
are s.vious 70 see Copiah represented BY
: wh,g; for tits : wing county.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10

the cIs0o ~ tuO INV
Congress, Il member from the
State of New York, whllrin he |
city, met with nnr 81 he FIRM o.
Kellogg, Clark &c. ~ Efir.Pa.. !
who had purchased large MN. 4
her Of Bills Of goods, md who
wished u send his invoices
home, while he should 20 i1n'c
of The EHslernStatrs on Il visit.
This honorable member, COM
passiona,ing The ease If the
merchant, extended the pn'ron-
age uf the Government % him,
by fankias y Invoice bills
from New York City, 70 Erie
Pa. and thereby robbed The Gov
eminent Of So. This was evil
nenlly wrong and should nol
have taken placr--hut The i'm.
panity with y hich our laws have
been lrampled under the lnot of
those 10 power, has given ! cur
rency If not IA Semblauce at hnn-
esty, 10 such acts Of deep moral
,urpitude.--Akron Ohio Bal
lunce.
PATRIcE llgSnY, in the course
Of a debate IN The Virginia Con
vcntion on The adoption Of the
Federal Constitution, said:
sHeIl me where aud when did
freedom exist, when The purse
and suord Wcre giuen up ffom
The People? Uuless miracle
human affairs shall inierpose.
no nation ever did. ur ever can,
iretainlfs liberty aflerthe loss Of
| the sword and the purse.
4 object, too, agains, .hr i'm
mense patronage at the PrxAi-
dent, because it places in his
hands the meaus uf cnufrupiien
and Of distributing throughout
the country band retalners in
the shape of judges, revenue Of
| fLers, and others aud tenders
him Irresistible in any scheme Of
ambi,ionihal he might mediate
against The iibef,ics Of The
country.
| i object 10 The while gang Of
federal officers. = = Gentle
men, depend upon il, This power
may work soreIy on your nccks.'
| Mr.. VAN BUREN-TIlE SOUTH.
| Mr.. Van Buren,, when in the N. York
Legislature, Introduced these resolutions:
| "Tbe CONSTITUTION OF thr United
States CLEARLY GIVES TO CONGRESS the
right to require Of the pew STATES. not
compr,sed within the original eoondsf,ts
ii The Uni'ed States, The prohihitIon OF
slavery, as condition OF their admission
| Therefore,
| ''ResoI,ed, That our Senator be in.
s.ruc,eL To olpos. the adMisson INTO the
i Unus,, ct any TERRITORY, NOT comprised
as aforesaid, without making the proh,hi.
tiop Of slavery therein, an ISDisrENsABE
CONDITION u admission"
CHAMBERS, John Mcclellan,
driver If Il cab and horse ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Notwithstanding all the bnugling Of the pact and tho
escape 81 political prisoners from Fort Henry and tho
Jul OF tins city. Ne we're certainly prepared Ia learn
Hlt Iurer and one Of his associates had made good
iuet retreat from the uuptrGuabc tpttfrss of Quebec
But such is tbs case as The details below the hrr
cuy "lli luliy eAp,ain.
he ''ly was tlis morning IN great state OF excite
ncut, t' having been discovered that 1hellcr Dodge
aud fre others ot lhr rebel prisoners confined ia Cape
Diamond, H'd made tH'n ~ ape. so far have
ls'c'ili"rd tbr paruenlls, they got out OF the
mrni, bi cutting me Of the bars Of the window. by
wa ch means Jhty got INTO the small yard snuouLded
uy pc"ts - beet high by which the front 10
enclosed They then got over the pickethg aud tour
OF them, Including the two have named got INTO tho
dlluh 4nd thence INTO the town
The hiih Ind mos The courage TO make The descent
from the wall but manned the citadel aud was reta
lhricr and DId4s stiii al large, Notwithstanding
r Il i-test search has been made Tor thvm oil prem
is.s adl1nn. lbc gacs - Lewis street. IA h0u-
ei lr~s street. aud oil the houses surround
ing the tfsunr Convent, well the out buildings
" Soc convent, t trIng supposed that they had passed
lnru. iva iu t,s garden ~ the farm yard, ~ IA
suntr 90 Tie OUT prsruists Of the uunncry.
HOS could tI~y have pissed the Two srntinsls the
one lin Tie other without thr yard Of their prison,
-ihput discovery, ls 70 De accounted tor and ~ va
hrar, lr subject 81 very ed military sbquify. II -
io"u. We have also been told that two persons uppa.
truty sifIuErrs knocked last Hght ut the d0of 81
hausr $50 Garden st. ana demanded admittanre on be-
iHv ASKED ~hI taty were, the aus@eT gwen wa M
Nr"cume ana friend they had pprsiliy mistaken ths
h,u', and tHe trn men VIM were giLrn up By the
anIoro ~. house 90 ,u4, street lheY bad learn.
been out al u, and entered the house the inofniug
q" go diam The p,glr ami tAe military are masking
lH.rut srar.h 90 TIE block If houses surrounding tho
J.sItur Pfeml,es.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
pr. 2yT.AID 1SE@AGDA
rvh.i,Acd ever, Tncsaay, nj Rutland, VI, b.
WILLIAM FAY.
rrnnas or rars FAR m.

,-Ta .as.rniefs so ne 'iiags 200 Msl 'sbscf'bcf'
no. ~ 81 - 900 advance.
tft..rc Individual t4.srr srs who take UIct ap'fs o.
ne UHtr nc ssmr,
s..e' To whom paPer' arc scat 10 P'ehas'a b, stag
- sfrs
So. fhrfs ~ the Sra,terr and Snutterly Post Route
ahln p-p,rs delivered q, our Garner at their d'of
te 10 thost sinr 81 a." route cthcr p'ckagcs 90
,seg 81 10 discount oi Is cts will bc pad1 tn each
,.~r.sf vho pays SO advance Va oH" s auil"rs'd g..
aste fiforcnt hfr7iu "p che foute ho' O. pih'a'ef
81 a.,ss H. ratf o1 q are willing f1c"wps viii
iss- efns, and paS pforP' TIE pnbishet vil BE- obliged
90 u4l~ its carrier from tie tuutc afd thcf wilt have
TO srbaui NE ness ~ come 90 tbe office for it
Esrts pvfs.n Who Uk~s th's paper and ncsleois y
ssftelty all 10 osr d IS cts IN addition 10 tie sk'se
tt'ss
y, papct discontinued until hli arrertsGos are p'd'
, Aayt tho pgblshor convinced that tlty HcVcr W be
Iab . a,
II t. Advertising customers such ~ Merchants, Me
,nts SC the pubsbet would sugrct Tint they haNe an
,stuoua pducciHcu 20 i1yar him with their custom IRON
,,r, piu of the County 40 hs circulation is ycu
AN, and general throughout the County
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
DgggMMgg .A.ar2sSgg4

Sgsiiiag At the FiauAiu county Common School
Convention held ia Grrtunrid -st week. the following
question proposed the circular Of the Secretary OF
he board of -due1tion, was then discussed by ii. W
Tan, JOSIAH W. Canning, Rev Mr. WasEbnfh. DR.
Willard, Mr. Bennett, Rev. Mr. Chandler, ii. g. New
comb, aud Horace Mann;
"Arc scholars IA your schools kept in spelling classes
from the time OF their earliest umbinlun Of letters up
% the time 81 their leaving school what l. the
ordinarily pursued 40 regard t. TEACHING oThog
Apply, and how .ong Is II continued
The official report OF the proceedings OF the I"nFen-
ton says al the speakers agreed that the art OF
IPeng had not advanced, but had refrigerated IN Our
schools within the lnst twenty years
We entirely concur N opinion with al the speakers
We have had bitter eHPeri, in "Gfcsde alton,
which has been prime Paly confined 20 reviewing the
wogfess inside by ae pupils m The elementary branches
q Engsh learning Taught IN the public aud private
tommon schools aud came 60 tbe conclusion years
t7 that speng the first thing necessary, wac the last
Gag acquired even prvt'n4rd 90 bs taught, "a many
e thesr institutions b0st5H Cau'i'r
The above remarks al applicable Co the schools o
1ucccut, and Of Vermont tool as Co those Of Alas
"a u.elts. The Importance OF making gOol sp'ters o.
.sl GIT Of 10 many ct our h1pis, and the conse
qacnc- a. that many uf youth sent out into '
world who n1iW outstanding their other qualifications
o. make a biil.--Ct C0GTaN
And what makes tAe matter worse, many OF them g
through college without learning 10 practice what ih
,pring books Gays gf "Sl0ps, Marks and Capitals -
NsE iorL Otssrrr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

"a abort tune since, says The editor Of the Green
Mountain Argus, eve paid visit to the Bee establish
mont OF John - W'rhs, Esq IA Salisbury, and wines.
sd with a-t"ulshtnent and admiration, the great
pfovtmeuts made by him ia The feaung and manage
mcut Of thnsr industrious aud useful little insects TO
the lovers of she good things of tins world would
say That Mr. Week, has placed them under peculiar oh
hsaous, ond gives them an opportunity ol lHdulging
th,Ir nrpcits "a Of The most delicious luNutop
which can bee enjoyed, aud 1t wall be their fault If
they do NOT appreciate and encourage his imptoVt
aud Thereby obtain for themselves an ample supply Of
the richest. aud pur,st honey let any who doubts
the abouc, 20 and witness ms eNtcusve establishment,
and the many glass boxes filled with the rich
/ rs, va in honey white the fallen snow--Sud,
II lac is not convinced at there g. least new
tmng under The Gun 10 tle cement Of bees then
/ rood l.yIuu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30

Iarsatoas Crus'fg O. .ia.1iIis A novel and rather
age iols charge 81 ctIef yesterday land before
lcsuce Palmer % tr Uqp-r police apprars th'' Tor
tsme time past some dealers ga Old COWS Asye adopted
he following esPri,snt % pas "a tnrss animals lot
young coWs iAr OLD COW has been suffered q e.
yHmked TOT taree 81 four DAYS % give 90 its ud
o. the appearance and ailntss of that Of young one
Tia better carry out the deception, calf has brth
Procured which these dssicrs pass ot Co the uuior,l
hs and uRsaspicous buycf a. Lr calf Of The Old
Ihs calves used iaT is PufPose az mlzzied musi
e.ei msnnsf 90 prevent The m from sucking Yesterday
A-ia e Dali.n, William Wiley, and Enni, fogar,y, 81
San street, we're arssisc ana held o. bail "a the sul
500 each on charge q cruelty - a5s's related
-Arv lsrk hn.cg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
ZzL5G9l1-IE-
The Early History Of Vermont.

Absp, six months ago vss r.iabed 10 NrU Y.rs
the hl-'ary 90, TulnrsraNfst. commonly called Joe
,rrf Hrtsr. ibr -cIottstrc capa'u " u" SiH Nations
40 ~ am J. Stone Size aH...,. DO sud o. '''~ 'nl
nearly '.a g-ars boo collecting art ar-a'r H- a-'a.
and n p-+ n.f.ar fh. rH-a g. publication = aHf
-s-. h ia invest BIS history 800. 900 app-a-a. - r'Z
4ats that be- lefi uuclusu'.a iHc most ac0rt -. aA
t..lrIi.rs srd devoted b.. attention s.Wnt entirely ir
,nauusrript records and c.rrresP nasnre lI'- l",
uark related SOLELY % lts hrrn c-nrrrn.r- SD - 0.
,te had hitherto been puausard, such e"ar'' N"nf
hnye been nsc-sssry bot thr greater psn OF i'r $50
large volumes before B.. devoted to iho e-nrra' DIS
'ar, Il the northern cri.nfs hud a .n'fn7'if ii2
-apay That s1m- ueE tees ore ceVr .f.1 600 some
rhssru. filed up 90 our CHRONOLOGY by S''H+. BE-
rtacIy c1urrt,d bu. the Ir oi Efari ulIi p~ ' Ilr
arih 90 tho futare historian Ns0 mas fri~f 90 D .a
-ht au tte cha racier AID ~ ihr men ~
mont 90 attack whom the author uunre'sslff 'r " .
i-rtrnalr h,o and naked Or She frg0,'~u 'a'unr 20
60 winch the os controversy h~twrru ihis H'aT sno
Nrr Nork gave rse Han fsnigry shou'1 nave -
ngu,.h.d tie enu,iy Of the fied Asw orkrfs and
taught them g. justice a. he psiroism ana NE a''
Of tha-s boon trF could ne thsf llin45ar 80 sAl1 -
We copy the week part, aEd shall reri Se-E coz
e1ds a- Pubctnsa Of - much Ct 'he ssif 20 's'sF'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
sLE.psPfAT
Immortality.

Immortality.
Borne o the current Of revolving time,
Dor days are phan,oms and our years arc dreams.
The breath Of COP Of Which the soul IS made
soofns to be measured by such transient scenes,
And secs bu, 10 Eternity its bcag's date.
mind that looks up to tie E,cruaIs THRONE
And counts the worlds that 81 unbounded space
/, that To suk with Us associate dust,
And marble tell sprt is no more
God forbid the laws Of mind forbid,
Tie nature prompliness, Of the soul forbid.
Man has a deaihcss spark FIRE that burns
When dust Is not, the soul erect, cndures,
Full strong to try the destnios o come.
THIS breath Of God, to God It's parent goes,
To gasp indni,v aud qualy tie streams Of Heaven,
Orio be ifowned from the Almishiy's face,
As moral worth OF wotLc.ness obtains
Whateet the destiny, this truth rsmaios,
The breath of Con was never breathed IN vain
To make soul Of thrcescorc years and ten,
The powers the hopes the Unsuitable desires
or man were made not for insects date;
They soar above the puny scenes Of earth
Or sAioess seek the babies Of the world,
And Ugh for universal power,
o. iadias wealth, or pleasures ghes, glee.
IT'S not the h,tle the plentl,ude Of earth.
Can give safety TO that which grasFs al more
Than fate fountains give and TRANSIENT years besiow
Come then, ye Who have sought TO limit your dosfe
To earth's circumference, wing your splnt higher,
THIS earth has Of be yoy aged around,
And all !, gives has OF been sought aud found
Look gu, beyond this low and dusky spot,
TO Heaven high mansion where thou vast besot,
Il worlds can please thee hosts Of them renew
Their shty visits on the cOucaNe blue.
Above them look, where reisns 10 peerless might,
The Con Of morno. and the Con Of night
Fir on the Infinite, the chauge'oss and the blesi,
Till here Thy spirit shall have found It's rest
tn thou canst saw My Father aud my COP,
trust in Thee though here feel Thy rod,
lay my a,,h. my hope my all On Thee;
BE Thou my portion. then the earth may flee,
Wrecked on the voyage Of l,'e-what If be
II Heaven at last Is home for mt r. II