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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

We copy from a late number Of the Ladvss Booa
le blowing severe rebuke of degenerate son o.
su hampshire, who passed himsflfoff at Paris a.
umg Englishman; written by gentleman of Boston
What! shall the PILGRIM spirit quail
Beneath the palace ofSt. cloud,
Where franklin, with giant voice,
PROCLAIMED hrs birth to all aloud
Sfal il be said New FINLAND blood
Runs sluggish from its parent food!
Ashamed of firm old Hampshire's soil,
Of hills that catch the morning sun,
Of hardy sires, and forest homes,
OF Stark who FOUGHT at Bennington!
Ashamed ofthese. the reckless knaye
Deserves to I'll culpit's grave!
No! let the miscreant dare 20 press
With recreant foot his native shore.
And he shall hear in thunder tones
Like those which Frie's champions bore,
The tale Of shame breathed-n'er the land
b. lips that scorn the coward's brand!
Ashamed of freedom! let the earth
FORGET to claim her day ard tight,
Let stars in rocking phalanx reel,
And leave the heavens in wild alright;
But never be it told again,
There walks among the sons ofmeE
The traitor, born Of patriot race.
WAC dares disown his native place.
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As contrasted with of the East; presents
many striking peculidrities. The elouuence
of the East is sober, passionIess, condensed,
metaphysical; that Of the West is free, lofty,
agitating, grand, imprisoned. The East IS
pure, chastened down 10 defiance of critical
censure, sharpened down to fineness too
razOr.like to cleave the mountains or curve
the rocks; the West defss and tIansceads
criticism -unbOsUms mighty thoughts, ap.
plies motives to human mind as strong as
the rush Of Hhirlwind, ia language varied
yet strong, and It ever defective, vet grand.
The thoughts of the West are large. In the
East, q river means the btawling aud foaming
Merrimac, the mountains.fed Kennebec. or
the poetic Connecticut; in the West, the
same word means the proud flow Of waves
too wide 10 roar and tincturing half the
Globe in their course. In the East, plain
means patch Of earth hedged III by ciEcum.
ambient mountains, defended on either hand
by rock and water; ia the West; plain
means an expansc Of TERRITORY over which
the sun rises and sets through 4 thousand
successive horizons, and above whose carpet
Of verdufe heaven spreads out half tef stars.
In the East, 9 wind means 3 blast which
wrestles with the mountain beech or maple,
OF plays flfully with the fallen snow: ia the
West, the same word means the roaring i'm
pulse which aecdmulates about the head va.
tiers Of the acknowledging Missouri; passes 1
distance IN which Europe and Asia might be
lard out In length and breadth; and poura III
vast volume Of toFnad0int the Gulf Of Mex:
leo. Ma5fts Lecture.
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POETRY.
From the Southern Literary Messenger.
MRS. SIGouRNEY.

|, WHrrH: furnish. according to promise, the
4 esm for your "Messenger," for the present
M from The pen oil that sweet writer, Mrs. 4 II.
|mpey. Ithas never, believe, appeared in print
4. and was written BY that lady. ia my album,
Ia summer Of Sc. During short tour ''down
q on my return, Icalled upon Mrs. 8 At heI
Hence in Hartford, and spent most delightful
EEpiw in her company -she recollection of which
over Dass away from my memory The lines, il
| 1, perceived. have reieIe.ice to that romantic
Am d Pennsylvania, whose beauties, and whose
u recolections, inspired the GeTtTude'' of Camp
/ md the AZinzendorlf" Of Mrs. Sgourney.
Yours, very respectfully J. G. NC.
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inents BY which the identity Of lightning and
electricity were demonstrated, were made
with sheet Of brown paper, Bit 0f wine
a silk thread, and an iron kew.
Upon the integrity Of this great man,
whether IN public or in private life, there
rests no stain. Strictly honest, and even.
scrupulously pdncthal in all his dealings; he
preserved in the highest fortune that 4egn.
larity which he had ptacticed as we'll as In
culcated in the lowest. The phrase which
he once used when interrupted in his pro.
upon the most ardent and impatient
affairs, by demand Of some petty itemkiu =
long acc0unt-"Thou shalt not muzzle the
OK. that treads out the corn" has beencited
against him dis proving the laxity d bisdeals
ines when in trust Of public money; ii
plainly proves the reverse; for he we'll knew
that in country Astounding in discussion.
and full ofbitter personal animosities, nothing
could be gained of immunity BY refusing TO
produce his vouchers at the fitting time; and
bis venturing to use such language demon.
strates that he knew his conduct to be really
above all suspicion
In domestic life he was faultless, and in the
intercourse of society, delightful There was
a constant good humor and playful wit, easy
and of high relish. without any ambition to
shine, the natural fruit of his lively fancy, his
solid natural good sense, and his cheerful
temper, that gave his conversation an un,
speakahle charm, and alike suited every cir
Gle. from the hnmhlest TO The most elevated.
With all his strong opinions, so often solemn-
" declared, and imperishably recorded If
his deeds, he retained tolerance for those
who differed with him which could not be
surpassed in men whose principles hang sc
loosely about them az to be taken up for 9
convenient CLOAK, and laid down when found
to impede their progress. In his famil, be
was everv thing that worth, warm affections
/ and sound prudence could contribute. to make
man huth useful and amahle. respected
and beloved. n religion, he would be reck
: oned by MANY alafindinarian yet II is cer.
tain that his mind was mbued With q. deer
sense of the Divine perfections, a consfabi
limpression of our accountable nature. and 4
llivels hnpe Of future ENJOYMENT. According
ly his death bed, the rest of both fslt and
works, waaeaay and placid, resigned and de.
fyniit. and indicated at once an unfinching r.
trosppcf Of the past, and comfortable assn
rance of the future.
If we tnrn from the truly great man whom
we have been contemplating, to his celebra
ted cantempararv insiile Old World, (Frelier
lex the Great J who only affected the ph:loso
phv that Franklin possessed, and employed
his talents for civil and military affairs. II
Distinguishing that independence which
Franklin's life was consecrated to establish
the contrast ia marvellous indeed, between
the Monarch ard the Printer.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
FForn tie S6utAers Literary Messenger.

9 SONNET-TO MY SISTEIS.
s ~ sisters. ye are far away, and night
I ~ closed around us; dark and chill and damp,
H q aOllen with dull clouds. All BIZ my lamp
zone ZONE sit, and in It's tapering light
W. calm sympathy with common things,
Is s.ch IN the sun ight day I've seldom found.
ST.. mall well Known books are scattered round,
S;I.a. eompanions Of my wanderingB;
I LEU and yet how eloquent! Alone
N;I,gy not call myself, while these arc near;
NJ sesa1 when thinking uf my sisters dear:
OF asney hears the sweet familiar tone
Y asslsy Voices, as amid your elee,
Sasek The laugh sometimes, and talk awhile Of me
c. r. G.
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WYOMING.

Fair beauty hast thou, classic dell!
Of winding stream, and mountain SWELL
And stnried legend stern and high,
Of anc,snt border chivairy,
Ana ashes of the brave that slseps
InhaliOw'a Urn mid folInes deep.
Wyoming. OF the travellers eve
Doth scan thy charms with ecstacy,
For the full tide Of minstrel-song
HATH flowed time schoiug haunts along,
And martvr-courage, hold and Tres.
Beoueafh'd its laurel crown 20 thee.
Ey,ytfard. Conn.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
From the Saturday Chronicle.
THE EMPEROR AND HIS COMR 4DE

EltA11G NlND lAt4o ONNAtllOE1
droll adventure occurred to the Emperor
Alexander on the eve of one of the Imperial
reviews. The Emperor was fond of walking
about alone and unattended, and he oetenex-
tended his pedestrian excursions to the dis
lance of two or three leagues ON ST. Peters
burgh. On the occasion here alluded to he
had taken q very long walk, and finding him.
self much satigued, he got into one ofsthe
public sledges.-sDrive to the Imperial Pal
ace at ST. Petersburgh.' said he to the iswot.
scilk (sledge driver.) / will take you as
near to II as can repliedthe man. sbut the
guards will not allow Us 10 approach the
gates On arriving within little distance
Of the Palace the sledge stopped. We must
not 90 any further said the sledge driver.
The Emperor jumped from the sledge, saving
Z aft there and will send some one to paw
YOU No no. replied the man, shat will
not do. Your comrades often make me the
same promise but they always forget to keep
Iii. will give no more credit. lfyou have
not the money leave some hing with me IN.
I'll yon pet it, The Emperor smiled, and
christening the CLASP Of his cloak, he threw L
into the slrdge. Here SAID he, take this
On ascending TO his apartments he directed
his Valet.de.chambre to lake fifty roubles 70
1.-THE iswotschiIk who had driven him., and
bring hack his cloak When the valet reach
ed the spot where the Emperor had left the
sledge, ne found about twenty drawn up IN 2
line. Which Of yon drove the Emperor
j inquired the valet No one answered. WHO
has got cloakH said the valet, pursuing his
4 inquiry. An officer left a cloak with me,
exclaimed sledee driver. Give it to me
and here is your fare. Great St. Nicholas!
Exclaimed the astonished driver, aneNseizine
his relgns, he drove rapidly away, amidst tbt
!. shouts of the assembled IS otschilks. hi:
happened on the eve Of one Of the he grand
reviews. After the troops bad defled. 1.-THE
commanders Of corps formed group round
the Emperor. sGentlemen, said Alexander
I 4 am much pleased with the fine appearances
and excellent discipline Of your troops. =
But fell your Gcel1 from me, that they las
!, mig Il made me submit 70 eLa humiliation q
my leaving my cloak il pledge for my hon
esfy. Every one stared with establishment
Il assure you. resumed the Emre FOR, ssb'
sIedge driver who brought me homo refuse.
10 trust me, because, he said, aay conlrades
olieD folgOt TO pay him = ViDceuza's Kecot
lecsiOns Of 81. Peterborough
A REMARKABLn CHARAcrBR. ID. Rad
-
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NO A.

taFy, ttl,. nllssiasspp. Is mas pesh sI,st 49, d.
y % longer the clear, pure, limpId stream,
gushing forth from the wlealhy SHOWS Of the
northwest, but ID WhiFls along against tg
rugged banks, d fesislless volume Of heavy
swelling foods, and its aspect Of placid mag.
Fnificence is beheld 40 mores The tnfbid
torrent heaseB onward waveriHk from side
to side like q living creature, as if 20 over.
leap its bounds rolling along a deep-cut
race path through vast expanse Of low laid
and meadow; from the exhaustless mould of
which are Feafed aloft those enormous shafts,
ahrouded in the fresh emerald, or the taste.
less pafasites, for which its alluvlal bottoms
are so famous: And yet the valley Of The
endless rive cannot be deemed heavily tim.
betsd, when cOntrasGed With the forest hills
Of the Ohio. The sycamore, the elm, the
linden, the cottonwood. the cypress. and
other trees Of delicious foliage; may attain
greater diameter; but the huge trunks are
more sparse and more isolated IN recurrence.
But one Of the most striking phenomena
Of the Mississippi, in common with all the
western rivers, and one which distinguishes
them from these which dlsembogue their
waters into tie. Atlantic is the uniformity of
its meanderings.s Hie river. iD-its onward
course, makes semicircular sWoop, almost
with the precision Of q compass, and then it
= Piec.psa'eu ulagOnally across lis cbannei
- 2 ou.so VI g 9Sudl regularity upon the oPpo.
sl'e snOIs' Inc deepest enamel, and the
mos. FaPiu currents IS SAID 10 exist IN the.
Demo- ana mus the stream generally lnlrInges
upon the Oeno sloei aAd throws up sand
oar On the opposite shore. 50 constantly do
.nese slnuosl1les occur, tnat there are said to
ne Out .nfee reaches q any extent between
me commence OF the ONO and the Gulf; and
so un.loam' tnat the Doatmen and the Indians
nave 1een accustomed TO estimate their plo-
gress y sne number aI. o. niles One OF the
sWesps - ens aalSsogn . salo % include
o.slance u sO.sy mics in ils curve, and 2:
Sllculs = Aal. anas s.aacs 3 nos uIeolpo
-.
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AncIRnr SrMPLIcIT1 pauldine Ia his
Life Of Washington, gives The following lit.
tie anecdote Of the mother Of this great mani
She was once present and occupied The seat
.of honor st : ball given 70 Washington -
Frederic sbufgs while ii the full measure Of
his well earned glory, and wheninine clock
anne. said 70 him with perfect simplicity
Come, George, its time % co HOME.
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THE ELoQUENCE OF THE WEST.

: Indian nams for the Fails q s.. Anthony.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

90 Lord! here's a going 70 Sc one Of the
greatest bear fights YOU ever did see! Oh Lord,
help me but il yOl cant help ne, for Gods
sake don't help the bearI'
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Al RRMARKABLn CHARACTER. Dr.. Rad.
cliffe, of free spoken nnsorietys who told
William III. that be would not have bis two
legs COT his shiee kingdoms, Of Aberne.by Of
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