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! tnice sssntaed nosi ioS<hi1x ..Diefness. aa5
. ln1@t e1Q1ilile neiody Hisfsrmon Displayed
/ 40 aeslen3s q fnleIieet ke lhai uhirh kat i'm
1 pafled Iuz1oflaIill - de pr1dnclions q Aris-
! te,,E. Rnd ffil6iI<d transparency 81 ieal1uinG
aad ; ele4tgersof eusceniion hke that e he
graz fsul1ef q h<indscisFe philosoPky. The
re VEN ~ eoqliluons snd peypicnous th1eghf
Afforded i9dispuiabie esfleacs 81 1 mind ~ he
choibetf classical embeillsh meni and a. ihe most
eOn9rehs9nse and eigassie grasp. He lsvied
ffeqoe1f ebnlFibniion upen his vast acquisiiions
IA isernfufs and science ard lefelled 10 The dlsl
every rampan 81 error. saa eFeff slruns bold Of
iBhdshly, a. with he .eUasnniiBg enerRy add
silkefing f4tcf Of ihe EgAining siltkeJ His s.
CURES we're ehssls, and Ms imagery beautiful.
while pany d his paragraphs we're Ihfilling and
| pggeff1l ifIom The hafnory of theif siructnrr.
The poetry u their seos;eep,, and tke force Of
ltsif aseuinrnlplioa. Ills ingenuit5 indskilI -
deciaime9, vtse eqasl 70 b. lnet and dexlerly
- lpgieisn. Al one nonenl. be gnDld play
uPqa il.e iesIinRs aud fsBey with asueeiness as
r0fi and ,ssshins . he music sf he sindhafp
and aassn he WOpld siiS into mpiipn sDd siaffle
Isis artisitf. he dormant seRsihSlisies and The
sisplhrrias jadsneni. s sish lbe tetsEberations
u lhs ihuipttf p<sL
'sht mssi heartfelt sssisfsciicn was depicted ia
/ ihe erunifpsprss % IN transported assembly
Iron h., Ie>amsbR his seat he deep-dsa viu res
/ piEsiion of ihs lnighiy multitude denoied their
drfnehansnenI. ana DECLARED ii lhe same time.
ibSi Ihtirsatsen.:aa had 5tea arrested, aad their
hrsis had been enchaieed, sas bY ihe spell os a
seagleiaa The beWilebing ib1aeaee u his elo-
A ounce vas wonderful. sa
II Sabseqaent reflection upon tie Two superior
Il speciHrns II pulpit oraesry Of whfch bad been
1 happy i iIness. induced eompsrison n Tie
Ifialye powers Of these lEo master spiliis. which
kleSslied 10 Iae enspang DISCRIMINATION The
pllef is unqusstionahlv he more dex:sropk dis
Il petaaf. If sdrrit cnnlFogersisiisi,--lbe fofmer
The more polished rhep,ficlan Or imaginative
sesoia;. The one principally addresses The m.
eefSisnding; 1.-THE other "a feIcilious connection
visb The Zane, makes fIeqnefn and pathetic ap-
Psals 10 lhe passions, The one successfully Sc.
Card our profound, admiration; p The olher 10.
} sessibIy ensEared our warnesi affections The
language of the one was simple, chasie and una
dogned That 81 the other, THEORETICALLY elegant
and sparkling with ~ The gfaees or imsgery.--
TIE one wps 100 ienaeiously ai.aehed TO leehni-
cSliiies;--Ihe other rfudensiy partial 10 uniyer.
saifiies THE one cast haSIg and Rassionless
glance al tie srefn-elorles of ihe vefnal land
scApe, and the twinklipg spiendeuTs Of the Jew.
elled hrnament ;--Ihe olher Telished these beau.
4 iIrt with 2II The fervour ADD enthusiasm OF po.
eticsf amateur. The eloqpence OF The one rf.
sembied HE cratic briliancy OF The meIeor;-
tha, Of .heEolher. The steady and DnfickeIinR "a
ldiaRce Of The star. The tne expiled ia exposing
tie iaeopsistencies OF scSptieisns, and in unra.
yelling The mystic s1btleiles Of vain, unehris-
ilab phlosorhy 1.-The olher delighted in kindling
ibe lame Of holy desire, hnd swelling the soul
With the glow Of deyolibn. The one proved
Gmself u the possession " eminent abilities al
Ia sentinel 10 guard the eGiposis Of christianity,
and cireumvent the willy devices Of The skulkine
fee 1.-The other manifested a fitness, which is
pgFhsps The more desifabls qualification, TO fan
istc greater intensity snd more lively action The
spiritual Gre ia The inner camp. Both are ora
tors Of singular and splendid epdowmenb, in
The estimation. or every enc, that has sagacily
seficieni 10 detect the existence Of genius, or
Taste 10 relish the brlliahsy of its exhibitions.
However dssimilafin Acknowledgement OF their
resources, 10 their habits Of thought, or their
mental organization. ihen respective churches
have abundant occasion 10 be proud Of their
fellowship: and 10 be grateful for their services
Nor is society in general less indebted 10 the la
bours pfsuch mem for the Tsaiuiary influence
(which their ministfaiions exeu upon The minds
and morals Of mankind; The names Of these
servants Of righteousness. and friends Of human.
isy, shall be embalmef in the memory Of the
wise, the yftuous and The good Their deeds oi
benevolenee shall be heldIin everlasting Iemem.
btance. when the proudest monuments erected
i ~ iSvnss y A-.l;.;-~ shafi have crambIed down
When his boodssaiued iatFeis shall have witheF
ed away. and nfamy, With the hisa OF execra
lion and The boot Of seoFh, shall have stamped
an eternal stigma upon his name.s
URSA MAJOR.
III