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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09

\ Noto~ay county Count. On November ta,,. pt.,
arr Marshall aud r. Udeaco his wife formerly t,vs,,
ehl WIN Mstslal snd Lucinda his vile aTmsTy oss.,
pi eE.ns John VI oNotton, eN'oT 81 EhKsbsth O,ssta
naid Ionesand Saly hlz wife, and Mary Jennins.
Tho defendants, Richard Jcncs ani sally his VIII, .n
, 'ennlngs, not having entered their appearance sn
sseufty according To act Of assembly and IN. 1890
,s ,"uri, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
% ~ not inhabitants of this country: Hfs or9srI
w saI defendants, do appear here on HE ars, N.
NV t.hruary term, ami the bin of,bc nsi
In S,. a' copy Of this order bc forthWih inseI,sd
n, 80 pMsspcf published In the city Of chtnond ar
,,s, :, ~ soutg Tor two ,nonihs succrssyety ana
P"s'o al tue front door the Conn Io,,sc re snu
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-06-04

Ten'.Nl AM9 Oetle Ata9or oe1n 9lHe itno 9etd
SHte TT cas Clement, bas NIT Der 9uf ft Der.
mdnot oenn e 1T ocn 9uftitcff, fInf eaitif, ne>
eet9 btloet enem Dunltfrets, in benz crrItdter aus
nnp9er @roe euttehen 9Se in Der 9uft 1c 1T bieIer
entiteben 8on9f9nren wenn Elm Gilbern,uno NIT fei-
onntels tbBt. Sour jene @hre 1T re bic ipe bic dtbez
rt1d1e Hnft bic Stcrne berihrt.
Sreno d9 dft fdltcBt iIch AT bas Clement bes
Seuer 6. gle leut)tc, nenn es tnfcl INN 1tns tpiro
TT oteem @roenthale. 9Senn bas @litf oufl6 feir
ndbrenpe6 Sel in bas Qeben5ldntrlet at oefen, fp 1T
Ne bos anfte Qtdt ca8 at nn1erem Dunflen NprsDnte
aufte9 gle ertpdrmt ul6, tpe1u Der Sturnt ans bes
eebers Glib uns 1T bas raube, 9tcrbmeer tretbt llnb
70 fehr e5 audi Itltrmet hub tcbet orauBen uuf Der
Strd be6 0e6ens, III oem Soetltqtbume Der Greurbz
1ft lteht Elm Sar, ppraf etne 8lamme crert bic ME
erltitt; oenn rur int @rabe be5 6rcuuoes fenft man
cte eetde ber Sreunbidlaft ett.
Stebe enoltd 9eb6rt in ba6 Gje6iet bes So a +
e g. gStr iehen btnetn IN ibren f(aren SpieQe unb
er 9iebt treu suri hos Stlo, welhes btuetnaeihalt
Sn ben Strcm Der Stebe, tpelder etu9eufert lit bes
SerSens Sett fenfen mir ben 8li, IT, mir ben un1er
5d earn 70 fanft rnheno. eSn benz ledten Sabine Der
2rdun1en ben qroBen Ssean bes 0ebens QSr sertbei,
len ete gSeen DerSpr9en uno tcBen an feline &lppe,
QStr ftretden norilber am Suse bober Grralpen mnb
lbreobbe idredt Tins ntGt. Tub penn am Abenoe bas
Spbprn Der 3ett au ben bben bes 2ebens erfa0t, su
per1amntelen bic ceroen gum Soetlnatb3u9e bon Der
arcBen gSeioe ba ittmmet otob bic @rinnerun9 hren
1anften melanhplfhen Stpanenaefana ait l,1o nod,
et1mal bnet fGd baS@5rabaetpDlbe in un1erm Ner2elt
oas Die tbeuern Heite truher YbdntalIefmber dufz
bepabr, 1b nod etun,abl seben mir bds Qebenttd,
3urtd bon ben etn9e1ar9ten @e(talten bes Qebens !;
oann Sehcn mir oteSe9el en bon unfermS S6tlein unb
iteuern mutbt9 benz jeniettt9en lfer 3u.
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9er rettenre Gnoel,

Ss tpor ait einem febr fa[ten Sage be5 Oecnats Se>
bruor, ais ber bic petltden 9nbOben ut oer 9tdbe et>
ner bebenenben Stabt etu Wann, in semd, arnlelt9e
&leioung 9ebiltt, oaber 9elt1rten FAM. Der Sbnee
1tnter 1eten SiBen IdrtIte, tno bas erne, bele 81
benbrctb, pas ben Saum oes port5cnte5 70 tpunoer>
fam fh6n oeraplcete, fprad) beutdl, baf benz fatsu
Qa9en cine nod fdltere 0tdoht fo9en peroe. Qdn9Ias
ner tpuroen bes Q8dnoerers Sdbrttte, Die Stabt,
Der er nun tnmer niher fan tien otcle 8ulfanen III
tbrent SdlccBe u bergen, oet fat brenneno erebtet
,tnb NIT blauen 9oern buracd1ten erbob berNaud aus
ben Shornetnen fld fentreht slt ben fernen Mcfen,
ltno oab linn 3et9ntB, oaB oen glndltden 8epobnern
ber 1iuler nd)t te anf fettem Oeroe, Die Seuerung
arsaeeaden tpar Oas 9luge bes unaltd[icten rubete
fat nit 8erSwetHuua auf oe 70 aroBarttg au9erclten
Simmesqentdoe; feline @eoer sttterten, bic 8ruft bob
lid, unmiQfiihrlih ltno Der 9lusruf "2ein @pt err
rette mid - entglttt ietnen Qtppen. 81 ~...'
Defer Oeann mar rahren febr bemttelt, ltnb BEL
feinem SletBe nno fetner enfad1en eebensmeife Elm
9ldltober Batter fetrer Santle 9eeen. ln9litdsfdle
:aber batten feline 8ern1H9enslmdnoe 5erritttet rnb
Der anbaltenb falte 98nter beee Sabres BET ur qez
rin9em Nerbtenfe, 70 tpe beRraufhet eines nun qees
ienen &tnbes TIM bcIenos surtdgebradt. Ser lebte
Gbaer mar Bis auf peniee @rrfhen ge1dmplsen, Der
fleine lleberret btrren opSes Worgen btees Gaas
es nit Qhrdnen benefit, CUR SeHung benub iuproen,
lnb bD fcnnten fT @atte ltnb @atttn ra 1Ie friber
int 9oblfanbe select baer, nidt entfdfieBcn, ait III
rem WchnDre 1tm nntertibnn9 ;t bttten, aus Surdt,
ihrer hhlfs6eorfsen eaae resen fafh beurtheilt Su
aperben. "8erue," fo prad rte @atttn slt bent tefz
befuntmerten Sausoater, "Derfdle, Db Der reie 8e<
ter in s.. lts eine llnteritiibung recht" .
gon oetem Der fam Jest Der arme gSanoerer. Sdn6s
be ob9e,peien BON enern 6ersen bas 70 falt beieeu
ritbrenben Sitten I'm 6ilfe aebleben mars tpe Der
ourdlebte Gag firdete ftd iest Dor benz 9ueenblde,
100 er, rbne bic ermarete nle Sa brin9en, bel feter
Edmlie tpiebcr eirtrdte. @1 #@ -t -
Gebt fduitt er burd bas Gbcr. 8dfTe bes Gcbes bez
bete fen @edt ais er bic Tenfferldnen fener gSobs
sluna, bic NUN Dor thm lag eeNhloen tah. - aller
5eff6pfe 9ater, bit ou nidt aud, mein 8ater 9e fc
erflan9 ere Stntue III fetrer Sru bod bebte er alf
einma befte sufamnten ca linn befe@enanfen fat afs
Gin 8ortplrf erffenen. 8et feiner gScbauns aeetcs
men, fcnnte eS brd tt hberd aetpinnen, biee ps
sleid su tstretet. Cine tefe Sh(e territte in itr
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Gle G(emente

@elb it bas Gtente,t, bas Der Grbe slettt
etdt Der QGelt tpdd,it Ct entpor uno pro qrpB. Gs
a'pte pieie cine &use Die ibren areislauf I'm, Die
Scnne oes Gluds mad,t, uno mad, beren Iei9e Die
3eltsn oes lan9en Nenft1enjabres eutfeben. Gs it
ett pqnet am otrnnel unferer Grce, NIT be6en lle
dtpang I'D, Srabanten brehen Q8e Die Grbe unferes
benn tande threr Sdweifern lieqt einaefarqr in eli
ner 9eo9r'be gSie jene, 70 bet audi bieeS ATE feis
ne 8noer auf 9letd,e Wetfe benn inter fluer Bes
oedun9 TT es fd,per> Su unteridetben no @abrbeit
ooer 2rns no eater ooer Gugenb, no gerifaub cocr
sborheit st Sanie fno, sl6er aud es feiertt we es
Ise Der se6enswcd,e ba ,nuet bu ruben, unp beine
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| SIT Wcn3t madte bas @ntfcmnteu bes bertpeoeueu
Surden Wetter fen Slufebet, unb ba er spct Sabre
lang ndbts mebr oou 1d btren lieB, 70 tnltrbe 6hpn
oaoon 9eprcde oaB er n1r9eno etnem Srafcrte 1ite
als ct etnes Cages in Der l1nprnt eines 1aronihen
Sd9erfer9eanen in SPARTA aus trait bic in tperiaen
IGaaen tbrer stpetten Gntbnouug entaeaen fab. Sbr
@dtte, Sqtttfta- tn oeen 9lu9en Elm Seraeant f6pn
etpas red1t 9ro6es mar ndbm ben NUN fetn oebbe>
ten orttAen Sunaltns fu9ar nit elmer 9rt Gbrers
btetun9 ant bon frberlt 3een tpar ntot n,ebr bic
9eoe gSie febr seftuetd,et fanb ftd baber Sener,
ais Nnorea ant 5rpeiten Gage, ba Naria elten ,Gnas
ben 9ebrren hate> Tim bic @bre bat, oes bolbeu Gt,z
Ioes patbe eroen su ohrfen llnb als er nun ocenrs
3tpet remlfd1e @5elomtnSeu etnbano Die 20 Scubi
bate er 9leta BET etner slnfnnft Der Aarta besahlt
-oa tpars los int qanSen Dcrfe. 9lnbrea blieb ddat
GAGE tm oaufe. belt tdsltd Marta'S @ater tit Der
98etnidenfe sedfret uno henfte ben feinen Giuoern
CSeIb, bte tbnt be9e9neten. "8eun es mir einft nod
befer 9ebt Gtebe N9arta," iagte er, o perbe td Bit
aeipB msine Danfbarfeit be>peiler. eey t6ersen9t,
baB th lScrt ha!teu tperbe''
9ls @rersterlAetter In Surn perciente er iebr pel
@elo ben ale oprnebmen iun9en Gerrn, bic als Off
Siere tn bic Geslmenter traten, eBen ob bon 9norea
unterrebten uno besablten ibn reidld). 8on alien
Dcrfbepchnern, benen er nod Elm Sbi1iebsfelt eob,
eine babe Oeile nett besette febrte er tpieber i
feline @arntion surltd.
ben Sefreid)ern 9egeniber. @ines Nbenbs ipurbe im
franSDfiden Eager Elm Spicn aus9efubrt I'm, erfhpf
fen gu 'peroen; Ser iunas Neann idten ffanOboft su
fegn er trritete iene Mutter, bic NIT serrauften
Seaaren benenb neben ihm herlief ba Der 3u9 b RAID
pcrtparts bewese. llnaufb6rlid fhrie fle : "s0setn
armer Sebn 1T unfhulos, f. tpahre @ctt i'm ptmmel
lebt Gr tpcllte in's Eager 9eben unb froeen, pb
niht fetn patbe> Der Sergeant alnorea, inter ben
Sooaten s1 ba er seh0rtz oerielbe babe fron5bNfde
Dtenite 9enomn,en. @r 1T unfdulcis, er 1T unfdut>
Dig Sbr feDb N6rber 1tno feline Spl6aten bas fae'
M enf als SHUTTER, unb tatt Der ersen babt ttr Seiz
ne IN per 8ruf, ibr mbrcer ST oenu fein @ctt
mebr tm Sointmel, Der ntenen Scbn rettet ? 0altet
nur Elm, br 8lutmenlden, Bis id) su ben SitBcn bes
Generals nm parpon 9eAeht babe -
@etd9nlttg etu Qaaerliecf1en trd0crnb, ihritt Der
3n9 gum grecutionSplate, Don benz er b6hftens nod,
100 Sdritte entfernt fem mptte, aS bic SRatter in
threr Qeraweifuns etuem Sploaten bas getpehr eut>
rtB nno Dem 3uSe NIT aefdlltcm Spjcnette ben Gee
oerrat. Outter, Inn gpttstpiDe, laet ab ~ ricf tbr
Der Schn u ,tuo eben tpollte fe Der Srlbet, ben e
entwaTnete, NIT qe;csenem Sabel burd,tcbren, ais
Elm bglnernoes "oalt 10 feiuen slrm uno ben Narid
oes 3uges ldbmte.
Ser epr1rnanoireuce General mars, Der eben bic
9prpciten pitirtbae lno nun tlt's Eager surldrcns
lite.
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| Nunmer ~.
m m99es 9iebt's Sa 08er 1T Oiefer Menfd Wos

,,:r m99as vs.! 9ebt's ba QSer 1T Oiefer MeNfd @os
Ne Nttter erbtelt bic @rIanbniB, gu fpred5cn, u,b
ler3ohlte "5d) bin 9artd, bic arme gSpe bcs
gatttlta Sn Mcn3i BET 9ti5Sa bas 1T mein cn,acr
|Spbn 9norea3; Die Sronscfen haben ltnfer Ndusdc,t
I9erbrannt nno lnfern Stall 9eplIuoert metft Gdnn
Iltarb aus Gjrom, metne Gcd1ter thrn friber bble
|9tHd,barn hoben MIDI n prpSefIen nm nletle Sleder
mein sln6reu nit mir af tn's runs0fife Qaqer, ,peil
er Scn Qnoern Nronsren 6rte, fein Notbe, Der eers
9ean snorca, eD gewtB nrt bel Der frdnStfften Sir.
NEE. Zen wcate er oufluden uno frooen, pb er nidt
9eNen etn Nano9eto Sroat tperben fGnnte NIT bteem
0tB5a en9etaft Sd mill teinen Sbeil an @rtt boben,
pe1n pes ntdbt Die refine gSabrbeit lit !"
uMan fibre bic 2eute IN netn 3eIt.'
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3SeO(u0(tr19c11.

"94telt1nbsfreunp unr -9ttit Der 3eit
(9tint rteelmaBtS eDcn Srcita9.
2. Ser @ut(triptions pres 1T ~ al SO 9 tnts
b. 2crastesablns, rhcr ia lr fas e ttnS nto9t in
Vtr batb Der ifen -5atfte res SaDrs ts5oDt wirr.
8. 9te 9erenbuns srebt ouf Soften rer unrf&re,tcr
pnb 8r bic trousSeter mSBcn rptfrtp enO"ar msrren
4. Anjstsen wepen fir bic tn 4retfe cling trGdt; mlbn
ktr fes baar reaht wcrrcn, nc man nit "" fNnItt9f
9rt in sie6nun9 tcbt.
Sober 9ypltmeilter bat bas Gedbt, ctnen Srtef
in tpeldem fl 3ettun9S9eb befnret, fret an Den
Drrder su lberlenben.
Benn un5 nnlere entfernten seier alp Geto ienoen
wolle1, 70 broen e MIR su threm prtmetNter 5n 9ez
ben, uno in 1euer Gegepart bo5 @5elo IN ette Sref
at ns su legen. Gr hretbt roan Die 9obreBe borouf
unb franfirt BEN Srtef tpcour ben Sbicrbentcn tre
pem Druder bas Ycit9elo erIpart miro.
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Nt!1i yNUrl9eF 5Ffr3'
"cc5d bin Der Slnbrea, ben bu bon ber Golecre oe,
rettet balt t' blu Der Ser9eant 9norea, Der pafbe
oetnes GUbnes, tot bin 9lnbrea M ffen a, Reics,
marfdaa BON Srantrenh !. S|:'
Marta fel pbnmdcbti9 in bic 9lrme hires Spbnes,
Der, tetne SHUTTER felt umtlammernb, Dor bem Ntars
idalfe auf Die &nie fanf =
@rtpudeno 5erflcB Te lit Gbrdnen ber 8rente uub
peg Oantes. Maffe II fiiBte fte ouf Die Gttrne,
eB br bnrd1 {etnen Sefretdr 10000 @cuot in Gjplb
3ur Nnbruna etnee 1euen 8oues oussab(en uno lie
NIT tbrem Schne hurb fetnen eriten Nbjutauten III
letrer et9enen @qutpa9e nad Mpu;i brtn9en. i = y
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-23
FEMALE PIETY.

The gem of all others which enriches the
coronet of lady's character is unaffected pie
lty Nature may lavish much on her person;
the enchantment of her conference.-the
grace of her mein, or the strength of her in
Itellect, yet her loneliness is uncrowned, till
1piety throws around the whole the sweetness
and power of her charms She then becomes
unearthIy in desires and associations. The
spell which bound her affections to the things
below is broken, and she mounts on the silent
wings OF her fancy and hope to the habtation
of God, where it is her delight to hold COM
munion with the spirits that have been ram
somed from the thraldom of earth and wreath
ed with garland of glory.
Her beauty may throw magical charm
over many princes, and conquerors may bow
with admiratonat the shrine of her love--the
sons of science may embalm her memory in
the pages of history-yet her piety must be
her ornament, her pearl. Her name must be
written in the "Book of Life,' that when the
mountains fade away, and every memento of
earthly greatness is lost in the general wreck
OF nature, it may remain and swell the list of
that mighty throng, which have been clothed
with the mantle of righteousness, and their
voice attunsd to the melody of Heaven.
With such a treasure every lofty gratiica-
tlOn Oh EARN NAV De Qurf'haSH4N-S '@'S'ANSiiAP
! VIII be doubIy sweet, pain and sorrow shall
lose the sting, and the character will possess
I a price far ''above riches," life will be but a
pleasant visit to earth, and death the entrance
upon joyful and perpetual home. And when
the notes of the last trump shall be heard, and
sleeping millions awake to judgment, its pos
SCISSOR shall be presented ''faultless before the
throne of God, with exceeding joy, and a
crown of glory that shall never wear away
Such is piety. Like tender flower, plan
ted IN the fertile soil of woman's heart, it Crews
expanding its foliage and imparting its fra,
GRANGE to all around, till it is set TO bloom in
perpetual vigor and unfading beauty in the
paradise of God.
Follow this star. it will light you through
every labyrinth Of Ife-gild the gloom tina
will gather around you in a dying hour, and
bring you safely over the tempestuous Jordan
of death into the haven of promised and set
tied rest.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-23
FROM THE soUTHRoN.
REDUCTION OF SALARIES.

We present below, (to the exclusion of some
of our lucubrations) the report of Mr. Dob
yns, upon the subject of the reduction of the
salaries of public officers Short and unpre-
tending as this report is, there perhaps, never
was one which so plainly exhibited the true
difference between the democracy of the
Wings and the pretended democracy of the
locofocos. For years and years the denla-
gogues of the latter have gone through the
country preaching up a reduction of salaries
of officers, both State and Federal, and teach
ing the people to believe that those who adj
svocate the payment Of high salaries, are aris-
tocrats, desiring to batten on the substance of
the people, and that they ssthe friends of the
poor man. as they are wont fecetiously to
style themselves, were the men who, if in
power, would deliver the land from this curse
sought to be imposed On them by evil and de-
signing men. It needs but brief glance at
the able and luminous views presented by Mr..
Dobyns, to satisfy any one that the consequent
ces Of the prom ulgation of the doctrines ao-
vanced by the demagogues, must be to ex-
clude every poor man from office, and TO fill
them exclusively with the rich, whom these
pretended patriots affected to consider as the
natural enemy Of all upon whom the blessings
OF fortune have been less lavishly showered
thanupon themselves.
IS measure which IS to be afforded with
such results branch of the true democratic
creed, which teaches that all men are equal,
moi only in rights, but IN privileges, and that
the hnrnbiest member of the community may
aspire 10 the highest Office of the land, no mat.
ter how poor his Condition, provided only that
he IS possessed Of the honesty and ca paclty,
which are more precious than All goldl Il
There d poor man in this country, who would
wish to deprive himself or his son Of the priv
lege Of holding Office as effectually as If they
were precluded By i constitutional provision'
+ there III one that wishes to revive that az.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-23
CARRoLLTON, JANUARY &c, 1874
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We present to our readers this week a doc
ument purporting to emanate from the "choSen
EGecutiUe Of the State" as his annual Mes
sage to the two Houses of the State Legisla-
ture-and for the credit of the State and the
honor of that high functonary, we would fain
hope that it is counterfeit. We profess to
have seen many Gubernatorial Messages and
other State papers, some of which may have
excited some surprise-but of all the docu-
ments that were ever cast forth to do their of
flee, and sink into oblivion, this is the most
strange, repulsive and ridiculous. One of its
most prominent features is an egotism so pal
pable and exacting as to claim your attention
lin almost every paragraph an anxious desire
is manifested throughout, to impress you with
a proper sense of the Importance of Alexan-
der 6. McNutt 1t is truly an extraordinary
production from an unnaturally great man.
At the very commencement he says, "you
have assembled in pursuance of your own
adjournment, &C." that is without having call
ed in my assistance or consulted ma pleasure.
Again he says, sthey clothed the Executive
with the power Of converting the Legislature
in cases Of emergency therefore my discre-
ton is the sole standard and ! am the sole
Judge of the propriety of adjourning sessions.
III is my high prerogative to beggar and dis
grace the State, ard as it is likely to be prof
Iitable business ",con't" passively tolerate any
interference with my rights. Again-ssthe
four extra sessions have cost the State about
two hundred thousand dollars, and have bank
rupted the State Treasury. A careful exam
instion Of all the acts of the special sessions,
will demonstrate that they have been produc.
tive Of little good and much evil. It's pass.
ing strange he did not find il out before.
Fl January 1889, the Legislature held an
adjourned session, and Governor Mc7Vntt sent
lin to them Message Of ~ pages, III which
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-23
THE DEATH BED.
"The tongues Of dying men
Enforce attention like deep harmony"
[Shakspeare.

shakespeare.
1t is a sad but instructive duty TO llnger
round the couches of the dying and the dead.
There we watch pang of that sorrow which
all are doomed to feel: and there remember
that all the hopes and fears of life, must at last
be crowded into one short hour Must this
eye glance feebly and be yelled in deaths
noiselezs slun1bers; must this warm blood seek
the heart for the last time, and must this elo-
quent glow on my cheek fade away in the dim
ness of the tomba And what shall receive
as a recompense for DEATH Are there no
pleasant landscapes or green islands upon
which to recline the spirit fainting on Jordan's
dark pillows? OH shall the worm, the death
sheet and the senseless earth alone meet me
in the life to come? The tomb maynot. Six
thousand years have borne witness to its 81
lence. But list, OIL man "to that divinity
which stirs within thee!. Does it tell thee
nothing of joys to GOMEZ Does it reveal no
gleamings OF a river of life no echo of an
gelic song--no harpings of redeemed spirits
in untroubled realnls2 Or rather does it not
tell thee of golden landscapes elevated and
expansive; of lovely temples and burning spir-
its--of unfading diamonds, ancient as eterni-
.ty-and of a pleasant realm, and where no
sorrows may come over US like The GOODNESS
of Alpine streams? If it does not, trembe--
for more terrible than the cold pulseless va
pors of the tomb be thy destiny.