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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

Hard Wogk. WE often hear people complain
Of hard work; that they are obliged 10 toll lnces.
sanity for living. Blu, what else were they
made forl |, was cnIalled upon The human race
from our frat parents. In tho sweat OF thy lace
shalt thou eat bread ia the sacred curse, i curse
it csn be called, upon the human race. But
those who think they are doomed 10 labor are gen
orally happier than others who have "enough ADD
10 SPARE" The hardest work in the world is dc
ae,hng To kill time requires more mental Ia
Dor ard ingenious expedenl than to pursue ones
daily avocaiions. Tins however, relates to the
ordinary occupations Of life.
Important Diplomatic APPOINTMENTS We
learn (snys the Baltimore Pat lot Of last Sa,ur'
day. from Washington, on undonbted authority
that the following nominations have been made tc
TO tho Senate by THE President Of tbs Uaiied
States.
Hon. Edward Everett, .f Massachusetts,
Minister 10 England.
Col.,C S. Todd. of Kentucky, Minister ,ORu
sia.
Hon. Daniel Jcnifer, Of Maryland, Minister to
Austria.
A plol diseorsrsd A contemplated ,nsuree.
tOn was discovered week OF two since, by The
overseer Of plantation in West Fellcians. On
examination Of some of the negroes, the whole
plan was confessed, and Information gwen, thai
led 10 the arrests OF most Of the movers, in the
business. The day fixed upon for the negroe,
TO rise. vas the first Of August The extent
OF ihelnsuuection was 10 be from Natchez ia
Bayou Sara. One white man and about forty
negroes have been arrested. 0Yerstsrs and
owners 90 plantations, as we'll a. the lcillzsns in
the towns, should be on The qua rive.-Fr" dra.
der.
The following is good Illustration of style
OF dsPs'ing, which has not YET wholly gone ou
Of hshion:
4. Supporting bad ship al seq
b. But you have no ship At sea.
A. Well, appOsing had ship al sea
D. (sormiy) ! tell youyOu hare no ship al
A. But suPPosing I had ship a, sea
b. taad az tury.) You lie, you d. rascal YOU
Lave no ship 81 sea.
AkedUcs The expenses" That was The word
months ago. Let u see whether il will be III,
word i've months hence. These wings have ta
he'd about retrsnchmsnl and reform long enough
. The ii'ne has ecne FOR them N shov their hard
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Tup pFTJFF CONGRESS.


csszr,ss have been called Together nnos' p -
,saes q rslissisg tks PssPl'. Lei " --- W.
80 -, Il r.sss iLs psspls. Tbs = 60 sSI
q. ,.l,y, he people Of TWENIi-F W ~
THOUSAND DOLLARS given 10 the iaai'V
sfGsasFal HARRISON rA;.
Ss.ssl eel % r.lievs the Ps0Rls, 1 aI lTS
-, ,.l;.y;os ,hs people Of THkEL MN I'm
nRFD AND SEVENTY SIX IHVUsA 4'.,
DOLLARS TO pay the expenses o. 'D'
ssssiaa sfCeagress. rE..bn
Third act 10 relieve tie P,oPh S'i ~
u v;ys aw.v about three millions Of 10i,.'s -.
s.,sIl, a. ~ osops's revenue, although ,ue s1HS IN
"i. Iii -. 10 be taxed three and nail MN
- - ,.nlsc. !, With charges and losses.
r..,rtk sei 70 rsIisrs the PseP's. inls
IN !. ~. ina people in debt TWELVE NIL,
HONS OF DOLLARS, creating a. orS S1nI1'
.S.,.. unor ,hem Of SIX HUNDRED hoO'
SAND DOLLAkS Cor interest 20 shAs's wy
r.form administration, not TO pay Oh a''ss'
merely. bu, 10 increase the public s1PsOol'u .'e
,h;. v.s, over the last, three millions anu q ""''
Of dollars. TIL. hill
F;fk act 10 rslisrs the people. ms =, 'aS Ull,
-. o..sI. in dshi TEN hlLLloNs
OF nOILARs MORE,io buy bank stock WIN
and create a polilical bank for the purpose o. 'S''
nisAins some. new Bidde With means ou' ~ "'o
peOOls's Treasury 10 corrupt Tho servants .. u" -
n.onls. and relieve them from the trouble OF sell
government. r,L.
Sirih scl 10 relisrs The p.opts. Thus IS 10 Ps
70 u,k, Inc people, when they buy sugar,
tea. coffee and various other articles, pay on" oo'
lar twenty cents for ~ha. they ca" nov Ouy 'o'
one dollar, and the Wigs call TIA "tdftD ." 'uI'
uriss." lisa plan 10 take from the Peop's Ts''
~ fin mound oi sugar. tea and coffee 'Asy Osy
for their families, TO enable this reform admins
,ra.ioa 10 increase the public expenditures ="
VIA, amounts 10 The same thing, make 'heh pay
a. much Cor FIVE pounds as they now pay 'o' sM'
This will be the ofec. Of Iahfi OIL ~ per cent
We have several other projects TO rsl'srs me
Veoplt, tof their money! such as an expensive
Home SQUADRON of the Navy, bulSins ana COM
ple,ns Notifications Tor the use oil out ensm'e"
on sudden in,asions, or az means Of making ne
cessa,y larger army to take care OF ana dtiehO
them, &c. &C.. with much else 10 eHo'yo' No'
that We object to Notifications a p"n's ""e't
they are necessary, and can be quickly occupied
by militia force bu, some i've thirds OIL NOSE
commenced never can be OF use except 70 'ne
enemies Of The country OF the sne@''s o me p'o'
pie. ,.u.;.
30 much for our RELIEF Congress. Is wing
getty keeping iis promise to Inc peop's'- nc"
dale ErpositOr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07


our worthy townsmsn, Mr.. Whitfield, is compeled
oy consldera tons altogether of private nature IN
decline beng candidate for the Legislature. We
sincerely regret this. Such is the moral worth bich
standing aud PERSONAL popularity Of Mr.. Whitfield
that lac could have been elected without even tho
slightest effort on his part. We knew thu, he d;d
not wish to be candidate, but we thought he mich,
be induced to yield 10 the solicitations Of his friends
ana accept The nomination of the conveption. he
has however, decided Otherwise, and for reasons
which will, no doubt be satisfactory 10 ALT now
remains for the democratic anti.bond marty IN go.
lect some suitable individual to I'll his place on ,be
''cke'' II Is ct the highest importance that we
should move immediately in this matter Unfor,u.
na'eiy The convention of the 10Th st, made no pto.
vision 10 meet The contingency which has happened,
Would il not be The proper course for them ,c
meet again a, some early day? We would respect.
fully, but earnestly recommend that the deleo0,..
TO the former convention meet again in this pIoce
on SATURDAY NEXT, the l4th inst. in orde,
to make nomination to supply the vacancy occa.
stoned by the withdrawal of Mr.. Whitfield.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
COLUMBUS jury 3lst ls4l,

usAHfme" II have received your letter Of
the ION instant, in which you inofm me tina, !
had been selected as one Of the candidates to rem.
sent this county in the Representative branch Of
our next Legislature.
have given the subject the most sermons 70.
Election, as well, what is required of me on the
part of my friends, as touching the interest ana
satisfaction Of myself and family.
The fact, as some of you know, as well a. ma
ny others OF the convention, ls,that did no, wsl
to become a candidate, and that feleced, absence
rom home ia january and February woud
seriously interfere with nv private bushes,
and this consideration together with the spprebep
sion that in heated contest such as the nreson
will probably be, mutual friendships, now arreea
bly, cherished might become unsettled, if no, in
tlreIy aenated, has presented to nv mind crea
difficulty as to The propriety of accepting The
nomination, although had, at one time, conchd
ed 10 DO so. and had expressed myself to tina,
effect Not however without reserv,, -
self the. right. should a certain continconc,
happen by which the aspect of my pecnoiarv
business relations would be materially changed
TO withdraw my name from the list of candidates
Lam now satisfied that the contingency refer.
red to above will take place at period proceed.
ing the November election, but too late for IN,
friends to make the most judicious arrangement,
to supply the vacancy occasioned by nv With.
drawal
have therefore thought i, best for all concern.
ed that | should now decline the acceptance Of
the nomination SO generously and flaNerinolv
rendered me by the convention,
Lest my position may De misunderstood BY
some, and misecnxrusd BY others, I wiz r.,lv
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~ p 70 p Eaiasd al tie prsssa, -
ana taxes iof The use Of hes. .,e ,-..lon y s,,,
lasy were found in The bills On i. NC pep.
aenlsd Ihs following item VI We 's6s,snd :.
l. Loan 10 The Bank cbars-
2. Do in this loan bill f for rv.l,. sloooe
Ilohsi the interest lor sh,ch -,
Dc two millions one huud,s5S Sl'1
sand and the expenses Of roll..
ilng ihe money from the p.opl. N
per cent more making in sI
s. Relssuable old Treasury po,.. io'Se0.ta,
l. The tariff blll,placng 20 De-, 0'VV0a4
on all free articles ard All srnrl.-
under 20 per cent and which. wnb
merchants profit on the du,y .na
other charges, would add 81 Os.
cent TO Ihe duty.snd make i, mpr.
than 30. This 10 raise fen :,
twelve millions for the Govern.
menl would take eighteen srtvsr.
y millions from The people saw lsoo,.
D. FIRST subscription to Fiscal Banh '''''V.e
ten mlllIons,wih interest for tv.n.
y years. 10 millions. and 10 o.,
6. Second sab.cr,O,,o, ;, 22,0oOaoO
capitals % millions. interest II.
same and 10 per cent for Costs of
collection, &c. "a .oa
Z. Third subscription in lieu of def. '''''Si
clent private subscriptions, IL mil.
lions, interest the same, and 10
per cent for raising IL out of The
people o.nOoo..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

The CanrGss., The democratic antl-boho CaA
dIdales are doing their duty. We have enes'%s
accounts from the north and south. VIM =
Gwin and John D freeman will receive 'he =
most unanimous vote Of the eastern coun's.,
Hon J Thompson will take the field IN . sn y.
time. Tucker is sustaining himself nobly % nv
north. The religious and moral part Of the c ''.
munity do not reEsh Psrson Shanuck's vu's' ,
story abou. Dutch Deck aegl:ciins 10 "A0"G.
and saying ri, was to do over sgala "oeuS1 ~
would. ~ .NisNssirpian,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

W We woulfparIicularly call The attention of
dressed TO ",hc Mississippi Union Bank Bond
payers" II Is well and torciby written. The
writer has evidently studied the subject closely,
and made himself master of all tho imoor,an,
points that bear or the great question now belor.
The people OF Mississippi question not 50 much
of dollars and cents as Of Constitutional rrir.;no
involving The dearest rights of the people. |, i
SIMPLY this, can The fraudulent acs Of ,llec,l
agents, appointed under an ocl clearly uncousti,u.
''onal, impose lcga or moral obligation on the
people to comply with The conditions Of sncb
acts The argument Of the writer apDe,rs IL ~,
conclusive. -.
II may not perhaps be improper to state ,ha,
'ne writer OF the essay is wing, but he canno,
go with that portion ofhs party, who Law it down
as the true wing doctrine tina, the people Of Tho
STATE are legally and morally bound to pay the
bonds sold for The Union Bank. With thousands
Of ms wing brethren in the State, he rcpudia,es
such doctrine as sIavsh, ubominabIe. and utterly
unbecomlng ftoemen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Total
SlO2,sa3.a3,

This, be SAID was pretty veil for he Os,,,a,
OF economy but there was still anoba :, "
entries in their New books, under the nav H.
of moneys to be squandered away BY this ldm ''
lstfai'on, OF given to the British under the D,.,..,
OF relieving State EecssslIies; AVID under ,b,. I'
head he found the following items. 1
/. The land revenue to 60 to the Bri.
nSn s3,50O,Q0O
/. The fourth lnsialment to be given
= 70 q mo o,a'es 10 90 10 the British 100000
e. AZ DC Nep' III Oank a. reserve 4,OOO,lOO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

H9-The Prospectus of the Democratic Reyew
will be found In our columns today The work is
really most valuable one, not merely as an able
advocate Of democratic principles, but a. literary
magszine-in The latter particular il stands upon
nsn'Fsl grouad and rvsls, in the vigor and beauty
osin articles, The sbesl productions OF this country
~ Eurcp, Subscriptions received =, this oe1,s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

GENERAL Jesse Speight, the AMI. bond md dam
ocfaic candidate loi the Senate, he il remember.
ed, on the 3lst ull. before his fellow c,,y.ps ~.
'emoled at Nnghs Cabins in public speech,
acknowledged Tint to pay tho aSlue. Of the
State Tor The Union Bank, tho taxes would no, bo
necessarily increased. s-.qrgas.
we rather suspect that our neirhbor has m e..
understood Gen. Speight. We know that he de-
mes the Slate is under any liability for tho nav.
ment OF the Union Bank Bonds; should such n
Iab1'ty'however,bo acknowledged, and the neo.
pie submit to be taxed for the paymcn,,eyory body
knows and must admit that the taxes will be no.
cessarIly and considerably increased. VIVA, tho
increase will be, it is very easy matter TO oscer.
tam II the people assume and pay the deb. five
millions Of dollars, with the interest thereon will
be added to the present burdens. Our Corros
pondenl "Abelkill. Cain" states pretty s,rlv
The increase per capita but we do not think bo
states 1t large enough. BE that as !, NAV. bow
ever. II is not SO much the amount 10 bc mid
as the principle involved that is at issue. TO ,ax
the people for the payment of the bonds we con.
s'der in the highest degree unjust, and we should
be as much opposed TO such taxation fthe amoun,
were but five hundred, as i il we're five hundred
millions of dollars. Our forefathers did M, 70.
slt the stampt and tea tax on account of the
G"ou"t to be paid, but because they denied The
right oflhe British Parliament 10 impose the tax
on them.
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S2o,73O.395

Here he said vas near twenty one millions
turned over to these economical men to last them
ten months, end Which it seemed was alresdy
out.
Ths next sci Of entries which he sxamioed
was under ihs Assd Of moneys raised, Or attenst
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07

To- The "Democa,' will be published fo,n
this time till the election in November a, the
low price of one dollar per copy. Our is object to
disseminate rs extensively as possible all the facts
and arguments in relation TO the Union Bank
Bonds. Persons wishing to subscribe upon the
terms offered,should do so Immediately. Send
us your names by mail. Post Masters are au.
shorised, in such cases 10 forward letters free Of
postage.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
JOINT APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. D. 0. SHArrucK and TIGHLNAS NJ
TUCKER, ESQ, candidates for Governor, viii adj
dress their ieow-cItzens at theifoIIowmg lines ana
places, viz:
Mondov tho Snth of Au0rx,t ,i Ensciueko At la rO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
Democratic Anti"BOnd Ticket for
LOwndes County.
FoR THE SENATE
JESSE SPEIGHT'.
FoR THE HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES WHITFIELD.
JOSEPH s. LEAKE.
JOHN T. CONNELL.
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.

FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL.
IA Postmasier may enclose money IN letter 10
the Pabtisitr cfa Newspaper, to pay The su5serip
zion Of ahird person, and frank The letter, fUrt-
ten BY h,mse!C"
NoTE.-Some subscribers may not be aware Of
the above regulation, Il will he seen. tina, by re.
guessing The Post Master where they reside to frank
Their letters containing money, he will do SO upon
being satisfied that The letters coatan nothing but
what refers 10 the subscription.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-07
WASHINGTON, July %

It's said to-day that the Wings and the Pres.
dent have come to an understanding, and that in
consequences Of this a Bank Bill will pass the
Senate. Perhaps this is the best course things
can take for The Democratic party. The reform
"hen effected, will be- more thorough will
destroy Federal usurPatlons forever.
resolution, raising Committee TO sit during
the recess of Congress,has just passed the House.
II IS moved by The manufacturing inlsres,--and
has been carried, as you will see, BY The ald Of
Southern votes.
The runner Of an arrangement being made with
the President as 10 the Bank question, presents
things again all agog. IL.
GRAND NATIONAL DEBT, in imitation Of
Great Briiain.-Upon this subject says the Bay
State Democrat,we find the following IN the "Re
fections" Of Count De Mirabeau, upon :" DR.
Frees observations on the importance Of fhe
American Revolution" which, although ad lress.
ed to Americans so long ago as 1885 seem 10 us
10 be even more applicabet to our countrymen al
the present time than at he period referred to-
Federasts, Democrats, read, reflect, and act
wisely.
'CoNTRAcr NO DEBTs.-The first loan ma6e
amongst you will attss, with Certainty, the decline
Of That spirit which eugh. to animate you.-lt vii
De to shift upon others the task imposed by nature
and by your "alhs upon yourselves. and to dis.
charge only the twentieth part of your duties. II
will be gross injustice which will load poslerity
xatlhN hmh ,,rl s
II will be fatal conaglon, which. speedily des.
Iroylng your virtues, will awaken avaric., multi.
ply ln'rsues and bend The holiness Of your souls
10 The measures of stockJobbing. Your country
will soon be forgotten and the field of honor, the
asylum Of liberty will BE- converted into an ex.
change ofna 1els"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

Die writer's arc pcrpctualiy arguing upon Poor Laws,
Corn Laws and equal unequal taxation, the ballot
ana ,hc suffrage, bul they do not reflect that these
questions were no longer speculative and that America
h1s practically solved the whole OF them. In oil prob
ability. France and Sweden viii Ice Republics al the
death of iheir respective mouarchs, and what will be
Spain aud pormeali aud what then viii be the march
Of IutcIcc IN England The King of France has been
prosecuting the celebrated NJ. Lamcnnias, for exciting
hatred against the Government. by pamphlet, and the
Jury have been base enough 70 find him guilty Such
trial could no, be instituted in Amcrcaand if il were,
a Jury would scott j, on Of Court. Every man has
right expose tho vices Of rulers, and TO ex
cite disapproval of system of Government Consti
tuition or otherwise, all reforms would be absolute, with.
responsibility c3nhol OF any sort. There is nei
Their vice nor virtue in exercising hatred against gov
eminent. Either one the other may be the case ,ac-
cOrdng to the facts and arguments of the writer, and
these be left to the reasoning faculties Of the public
and not to the mercics Of an Attorney General. Cen
eral Harrison would astound the Americans II he
thought Of prosecuting writeror trying to bring his
government into hatred or contempt. The Americans
would argue that il his government were hateful or
icmpuble, the pamphlet was just if they were not the
pamphlet was harmless. The sentence was merciful
compared to those passed on our Charsists.
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TERMS OF THE HERALD.

To 'slase sobstt, befs S-t, mail s. a. % advance
Individuals and companies Who takr thCf papers tie
oee STD o 81 ~ 90 ad'anec Companies stage fouis
ih,
To thosr supp c h Fo1t post rider delivered
81 thor door. Stcaupan,cs end iHtydoas rg Of tic
rouit Sllb WITH dcduouons both cases OF % cents plt
,dtance 40 cash
No 'ubsofp tion vail BE token Tor less than six months
No paper Will Do continued ubt aftcsfagcs arc PAID
lees The pua'shsrs choose io do.
hrvtrrsIsr hr ufual literal AZ our Circulation
large and general Throughout tie county merchants mcchau
poet and a others having occasion 60 advertise
~l God u 20 Their adS antage TO the paper
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RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
For the Herald.
" THERE Is 4 GOD

To demonstrate this all-important fact there ample
proof, arising from nnumerable All nature
declares in one harmonious concert, There is God,
and its sound echoes and echoes from pole pole
through ealths wide expanse. All things, animate
and inanmae, above, beneath around proclaim There
isaG God The monitor within repeats the faithful tale,
There is a Cod
II the contemplatve eye turns 10 those worlds and
systems Of worlds that in wonderful harmony
in the e,heiia arch above the behoder is not only
onshed at the beauty Of the scene but is furnished
with visible manifestation of the presence OF the Al
mighty He infnitude of worlds describing
their respective circles around common centre at
tracing and attracted in turn. Beholdng this won
deriul display OF Creative power the Atheist uncon-
scousy drops the weapons Of his unholy warfare feels
the presence Of Jehovah, and catches a momentary
glimpse of Immortality. lie seriously nqures-are
all these astonishing exhibitions really the productions
oibnd chance and ihe results OF casual circumstances
they the systematic designs-ihe wonderful ac-
compshmonls Of omniPo,cucei Is ID possible that
al this beautiful ,ymeuy Of form, all this regularity
snd harmony Of motion, which characterize the endless
variety Of objects in nature without design OF an
archilcci'
o. deudeI and strangely infatuated man, that would
deny the existence of God whose presence Is even
stamped upon every living thing that moves; and whose
existence is marked in every pulsaton the heaT',aod
manifested 10 every respiration Of tic breath When
the heavens declare the glory OF Godn certainly seems
unaccoun,ably strange that man. intelligent civilized
man, whose preroea,Iye % is 10 from tie album
dagte Of evidence wiki which he is surrounded, and
exercise all times those measurable powers Of mind,
which have been conferred upon him by his Creator.
10 elevate Am Do lie scale Of creation, and TO enable
him 30 commune viii. tie author OF his e1isteacc 900 a
manner conducive 10 his highest happiness, and to eH-
paa'e with thrilling arucipaiious upon life to come
can, Notwithstanding ile above xeghty considerations
deny Tie existence OF overriding aad all sustaining
Power
let him, who dcuIo, the existence of God, study
the workmanship fAis own mysterious and compiled
4 TED system, Jet Tim examine with an eve bent upor
Truth, all ,ac ml,ir,ags organ, that compose uis com
peE arrangement Of mans constitution, LEI him heha.
Il them performing their respective functions 10y the SIN
81 PIE pfomn.uas u the w.. and even without iA'
'o.i,on sllca continues their operations iaccssanu
a uIough lie ana iaon aus1,ot'Sha has so wonderful
arranged and slapic8taem % tAc.r respective offices
"a TIE cessation o. Which would destroy life, # there "a
ii 70 Goi' Yet, u Sa, lin who said 90 tho leginiln-
Let Us make usa DO oar own image after our likeness
AMI il is his breath ,.ai supports that involuntary m
n uoa which sus,ains man 10 being Without that pow
man never would have arisen from that, 10 uA'c4 b
4 uusl shortly return BYA STRANGER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
PILGRIMS WAY SONG



I'm bound Tor Tie house OF my Father;
Oh, draw mo-, my feet from the way,
Nor stop me these wild flowers to gather,
They droop at my touch and decay
think Of the flowers that are blooming
In beauty unflding above,
The wings Of kind angels performing,
WIZ fly down on errands ofloye.
~ "fearth's shallow waters the drinking
Is poworless my thirst TO allay
Their taste SO + tears while we're sinking
Beside them where quicksands betray
| long for the fount ever living,
Thl, flows by my Fathers own door,
With water so sweet and life giving,
To drink and to thirst never more.
The gold in this bright happy dwelling,
Makes all lower gold to look dim;
Its treasures all treasures excelling,
Shine forth and allure me to Him.
The gems Of this world am treading
In dust, where as pebbles they lie;
To win the rich pearl tina, is shedding
Its lus,re so pure from OH high.
For pains torn spirit is feeling,
No Balsam from earth it receives,
go TO the tree that is healing,
To drop in my wounds from It's leaves.
A child that is weary with roaming,
Returning in gladness TO see
lis home and its parent, I'm coming
Ny Father, hasten to thee,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
. T. WHITE & l.. r. GUERNSEY.l

We invite perusal Of the following excellent art-
Gle, from LONDON periodical by such individuals as
mo n The habit Of running parallel between the prac
ucd Operations Of Republican and Monarchical Gov
cmmcn,s, and disposed to draw conclusions IN a-
var of the latter