The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-28

large, with amativeness, philoprogenltive-
ness and adhesiveness large, defend farni-
ly, friends, country, &c.; with acq,usitive-
ness large property; with self.esteem
large personal privileges; with appro-
bat'veness large reputation; with con-
scienciousness large-moral principles and
whatever one thinks right with cautious
ness large-they maymake one careful yet
courageous, daring yet prudent';;" with
cautlousness small-they unite reckless
ness and impotence to courage;s s'with
self-esteem large-and the intellectual or
gans fnll-they incline to debate.'' e r
Selt-esteem large-approbativeness and
conscienciousness small, dispose to graft
ty ones own feelings without regard for
the good or bad opinion Of others, or the
justclaims of society. 5sf. -. i2@'
1deality and APPROPRIATENESS large, rea-
soning organs moderate in the
person an active ambition to excel in dress,
rank, show. equipage. &c. But increase
ofreasoning organs and add Conscientious
ness large-then the person will prefer
moral and intellectual excellence to gain
the esteem Of others. 80 ~ 'sTss@
Es@ Appropriateness large-frmness and
self esteem small-creates changeableness
of disposition, leaves the personasit were
without mind of his own, and hence de-
stroys the weight and Influence he other
wise might have in society. - @
Amativeness and adhesiveness large
produces the reciprocal attachment Of the
sexes. Amativeness large-joined TO ad-
hesiveness, philoprogenitiveness, and con-
scienciousness small-incline to inconti-
hence and ibertinism.
R Philoprogenitiveness, add approbative-
ness large-fatterthe parent with the real
or supposed smartness Of his children. Il
the same combination be Joined with com
bativelless, destructiveness and self esteem
small-the children will most likely be
spoiled through too great induIgence from
the parent. ' i5'5 ~ 1911 8
Secretiveness. add acquisitveness large
-conscienciousness small = dispose tc
get property by cheatery, roguery, theft
&c. Secretiveness, with self-esteem anC
approbativeness large - create envy an(
hatred at anothers good reputation and sue
cess; add des'ructveness large--they dis
pose to do harm from envy, and to take
vengeance behind the back. ta@ s -2ga'. q
a~ Combativeness and appropriateness
large-moral organs small-dispose The
; person to be quarrelsome and contentious
and seek to be thought the greatest bull.
or fighter in society. #,as 12&{
Acquisitiveness and benevo1ence larg,
dispose more to the doing of kind off
ces than the giving Of money.
+. E25Veneration large with cautiousnes
, large - dispose to worship the Deit,
through dread Of punishment /: with be
nevolence large-on account Of his good
l ness with Observation-Disclosures large--o,
account Of his Justice with causaity ant
comparison large,--on account Of his per
fections. ~ 33sf p3 7~ @6 4a@'
Wit or mirthfulness large, add com
bativeness and destructiveness large-an
benevolence small-incline to use ridi
! Guile, sarcasm and severity in speech an
> writing. f## Is%i1Ee @ss e
: So Mechanics, sculpture, engraving, por
trait andlandscape painting, depend chief
: ly on constructiveness and the perceptiv
: organs. @ aas2
"A talent for play-acting is derived fror
> large secretiveness, and imitation lad
those other, organs large which constitut
the principal trait of character possesse
4 by the person whom it is intended to re
present. ms Ess7@ #..iH ss7tj'zsf3
d Col. J. SPEED SMITHS LETTER
o We have had the following letter i
:, type for several weeks. Let all thos
). who have read the calumnies of the Va
. Buren, Federal presses peruse this con
: munication from one Of their own side.
e A contemporary in some remarks upo
+ this letter, very truly, says
s'Col. ]. S. Smith, its author, is know
u to every man and boyin Kentucky q
one ofthe most able, Jealous ndn.f,
:, entail supporters that the adninistratio
J. has euer had IN that State. The test
!, mony Of a leader Of Gen. Harrison's pe
: litical enemies, bearing witness to til
IS Generals chivalric department. as he hin
s. self saw ton the battlefield in the mid
Of of death and carnage, may weN silenl
in and paralize forever the tongue Of ca
uanny. Hundreds Of stuimp-orators an
hireling editors are daily proclaming
lei all narts of the country. that the. vatera