Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-26
LITERARY GEMS.
Sseieeted for the Pennsylvania Enquir.rl
from the Works Of Mss +. Bremen.

rHE GRANGER
Health and the Sun have been olv,,y. - ,
- ~" ccobrate sickness and shade. 1 will ceehr.,a
S III ~ sIcAness' when thou ayest thy hand on IN,
"eau ana heat OF man, and sayest 10 the suI, - ~.
spirit- Enough" Thou art called ON .a,,L - ~,
49,: en ur' thou good, healing ba.an under whose
IL, LA the soul rests after its hard struggles and
% storms are sun more than once hast thou nrsvs,,.
suicide, and preserved from madness tn ,,I
oe. words which destroy the heart are bv dsors. h,;
which In,s, olisn dreams OF illness; the terrors
, ey seemed so near us drawn way into the di.
'ahce we iorget,-GOd be thnnked-vx. r,,ro,, - -
o,, sT WIN exhausted strength from the sick bed
,,; Oa.en awake as out Of n long night into n new
morning. 30 many things during the Hines NJ ,L -
osPfe 10 soften the feelings; the still room the ,;Id 49,,
Nor. h 'e winuo" curtains; the low voices and them
-, i A. me KIND words Of those who surround N.
uier attention, their sohc,ude PERHAPS ,eor in To-
Ioes Us good; and when the wise Solomon rnnp,sr.
eu n tue good things which have their time nnon ,h -
20 " 'e''O'a'e sickness among the rest
. THE OF LOVE
. -heahwhIe the spring appeared. With nm o,,rs..o r
o,s e. 'e sun smiled down upon the earth she felt il,
rom ner sleep, and breathed out her ornp. nrav
III uio sient but delicious fragrance of tine fresh a
Mou'u gIady know what goes on within YOU q E.,,b ,L
my oirus oeglh to sing thy waves TO dance ,vb., r. 80
Iayest myself IN 80 beautiful a rnrment Tho, 80. -
u'e snooo"s oi night, The Of heaven and ,b IS
;S 10 upon NEE with love, when millions of small
Nseu peings arse from thy fower-beds and 6I the a.;
WIN tne harmonious muruur Of their gav cYis,aa -
."r4 81 Joy goes through their veins when Tho ,.t
r,J - - - d look oil love end hymn of glsdness;
ouu sacy snow 1t thou feeIes the gladnes, which -
out from thee, the iafnite deligh which ,bon cs ItI
hIG" Is mat thou givest life the hsnrt OF man. ~
ms blood quicker circulation; TINT tlou dcy.rs,
e gray winter of life, that resting ON IN.
bosom oil Nature, he feel Joy independent of ali liz;
se' pure eeing OF love ofe, love of living a, ,b,
cou'u ead out whoever IL sick in body mr. mind n .
sprng morning; lay him among the young ao,sr. J n
look up to the dark blue sky aud on the brigb, d
o' ol ue earth about him; lie; him feel the warmth n
uoeas inc healing Goodness OF the mir all ,h. .,...,
ilnuences OF ito and of nature which sneok. o., r. -
me tue voice oi airiend like a smile from God Cr,,I
' u'naPy man would here forget for time the ungr,t.
hint
wasting a'Say the threads of his I,le even ,r, -
ete DC stcd believing in fogiveness the often d.c.iJ
nv; anew; certainly the child Ofsorrow would before
~ N'' nave lew hours Of undisturbed felicity: when IN.
'ehs comes lie could still look back upon mis- sn,;
's anu s'y: l 100 have been happy upon the earth
FAME IMMoRrALrr,
The consequences which the sci,ns IS ma, L.c
60 @ lie out OF their power compute small
may gro" up to great tree blazing fire may bs s
eteo IN ashes Whether the victories OF heroes have d
more Tor humanity, than the unobtrusive M. oT L., = -
unknown man, Is only by the All s.eing E,o al
euc one DO Tie COED that is his path and in his cal
s d TIN Saal remain even If seem ts pass a
"'st Eda,' he continued turning towards ber - 81;
90 c'ohA'e glance must not be COMPOUNDED with inn
tbroryS ,i. W. y name may be repeated by millions
sH centuries OF years-that is fame. The good which
you mink and do, the spirit which goes from, Won J L
ad pereilates itself through endless generations rbi
l. true Immortality upon earth.r ''''
CHILDREN
And clildren-children-O We small lov, b..,
innocent beings, darngs of God and man the snring CO.
nus or You, and you for the spring. when see Won, nmon
ie Movers the brilliant butterflies hoyering syond @
~ ~ --' ''O'' oeou'iu higher world give
LOVE.
The genius OF love life before that of arr
mere are men who perform noble deeds others who ain,
and mnoItaIze their actions. Without deem no,ysrfI
love, which causes relations and friends 10 ac, and -
Tor each other, without which show tbs, ~ -
stronger than DEATH" pencil and chise would not have
Drought tears to no eyes and would have been bu
playihing. Its the inspiring glance of love .L,cL -
words OF re TO the artists ps-Ihey can utter nothing bean
uiu which that has first dictated"
MARTYRS FOR TRUTH
at Is good 10 read of noble hearts which have b
winch have bed for eternal truths. One feels ones self
near ms ocean OF power and love- drop litte dron
a, 20 Know ones self is good If the drop suffers
Wa' Is mat 10 the great whoel Nations bleed the lives
oil heroes pass away in ieers;-drop, complain not!
ADMIRATION.
AdmiTaton,-rich source Of enjoyment! Why art ,bou
not more sought Thy pure streams will never scorcb the
sungi now upon this little earth he can be refreshed h.
thee after thousands and thousands of wears in bigb
unfolding OF Gods infinite creation shall he drink OF inv
ever young thy ever fresh waters. The pleasure which
thou gIyesi IS pure, and followed by no pain Hapny b
VINO carry learn to admire what Is worthy of admiration,
LOVE AND RECONCILIATION.
Is glorious thing,-und those who truly love know
wen now glorious is-aiier moments of misundestandiug
eNeho reciprocal ausgession, again. heart 10 best
nnd to feel deeply feel that there certainty in the world
~ spite oil all the powers Of hell, certainty which is hea
ven upon eaT'h-ihat they love each other bsong TO
tLch 'He ha nothing IN the world shall separate them
VINO nave found each other again in true in perfect love
" ms IS certainty the beautfed that there is on
earh-a certainty which is the foundation and securv
tor every other. lie felt it truly the man. who when
bout to leave the stage Of life laid his hands upon his heart
ana sala' II love, therefore, | am inmortar'
GEN HARRISON.-There is a besutv and p.,bo. il,
c "iowing incident more eloquent and touching than the
power OF language can depict. The lamented Harrison
VINO Wrist "Viug received the unqualified evidences
"i nations love and yeIeration, and whose memory en-
p"med IN It's reductions, enjoyed also the esteem OF the
warriors ne oVecame IN battle. During the passage of In.
remnant OF the formidable tribe Of Indians the Wysndos
from Lower Sandusky, Ohio, the Kansas ver os tbev
approached North Bend on the Ohio river whore ro
the remains OF Cen Harrison, the principal chief requested
capt Olaghorn 70 have the big Gum loaded and ss IN,
o0at neaTed mat haowod spot the chiefs and braves s.n
gan'Ttd upon the hurricane roof and formed in line from
une e resting place OF their departed chief The engine
was 81 pprd and the boat suffered TO drift with the
current As tney passed the tomb they all uncovered and
EenUy waved their hats IN silence; and after the boat had
passed. ana me report Of the had died away the
cne stepped forward and in an impressive manner or
claiIned' Farewell, Ohio and her Brave"-N o. Trope
VERY NAuGHry-Undor a law OF the Colony of Conpsc
cut relating 10 young men and maidens" az court neld
Nay looO, Jacob Murine and Sarah Turtle were prose
cucd Tor sitting down chest together his arme about
he waste anG her orme his shoulder or shout his
ana continuing VI sinful posture about half an hour m
wnch time be kissed her and she kyssed him or they
Slssed one another ns ye witnesses tesucdr Sarah snd
Jacob Of them sentenced to pay 2O TO the
criof not keeping withn the stitutc"-N T. 1gpsyean
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