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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-31

CONTENIS-
Comic DranaLst OF RestcFatinrs
Tbe lafS Lord Holanj. -
Vssfren Hasings. fre,snek The Great
Lays Of Ancient Rome.
Aho, IN a seTar-is yoians-
Lays Ancient Rome bv Tbs.,.. p.L.-.. 81,
~ volsrne OF Poetry from one OF H. -, ,-e'
"siso OF ~ ase Is literature worthy Of
noues- Sone early Poeucal Predictions Of Mr. NJ
49, S am spir"-haVe been thrown shade h IA. ,,J
- % 'e'lt seres OF disquisions which take plscs
ns S'sfies OF the anxuag-. pre.snt voh,B -
- h!s suffered nothing from dsue in the aceat,nl.s
Poeiry-inndou Morning ChronieIe ~ s VI u1'
IT may with Truth BE- OF AL
-they are not Criticisms E.says fun 70
OF profound research speculation ,n a.Hga,
$500 e. hs introduction to the Lays Aneisnt Ros IS ~
- 41n ann eArness Of conception. coached in an
guase the inoSt lucid and Observation-Disclosures -
ne man who's .-tire docs adm; his uer,,t ~ 49,.
.ly o. general knovedRe in thee volumes and tsss
A. Ni1ls 'he siy IS Among the bes of modern NO
o. - iu, W., - a. and aniithstieaL"-iNew wofA
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
From the st. Louis Evening Gazette.
WHAT is A FLAG TO THEM."-DrcK,

WHAT is A FLAG TO THEM. M."-DrcKENs.
When wo are revied by our enemies we should
turn 10 the sanctuary of our own hearts-a task
alas. which the comparatively few arc willing 20
undertake-and cany y ask ourselves the question,
whether our lives have been so far unexceptiona-
BILE, to give the Unqualified lie to the malevo-
lence Of our foes-whether we may not find there
the promptings to somo duty unpsrform ,d-the
consciousness of something done, which it had
been better left Misunderstanding to learn
something TO forget! so with nation. Whom
we hear her character traduced. and hear her of.
terlng retort instead Of vindicuion disproof Of
alleged slanders, we may be suro that something
Is wrong--that there is a pin loose some where
that some cause, having its foundation in truth,
must exist for the charges laid at her door.
With regard to US, however, of the United States,
we are not people sufficiently philosophical to
be benefited by SANDER. The leas. breath of re-
Proach against national foibes, throws us into
ierment. and we array invective against invec-
live, and meet censure with retort. The glory of
our ancestors has descended upon US, but it is n
mantle lilly worn. Like Cervantes' sleep, it .co-
vers US up like blanket" but it also covers ..a
multitude Of SINS" We forget that the blessings
which we now enjoy, cannot long survive the vr.
Tue and patriotism which acquired them. If we
o,, -ot foster our liberties, they must perish and
without pubnc, virtue, liberty can be but name.
We should duly consider ruv", when we are charg'
ed by tho enemies of our institutions win "nne'
ness, with want of nationality and true patrio.
lism, whether We arc entirely inyuncrable to
these charges, .-..--.,-.---.--'--- ... -.
"What is flag 10 them 7" Britain was taught
some thirty year ago, what flag was to tho U.
States; and we think she needs repetition of the
lesson but Brother Jonathan is like other world.
fiy gentlernen-to rouse his indignation you mus,
dive deep into his-pockets. He was then aroused
most effectualIy too, and he may be so again ,hro
the same medium. But let us look at his recent
conduct. .-..... .r. ee- Up e. Er-. .....
| What atonement has Britain made for the de-
struclon of the Caroline In a time of profound
peace, her emmssaries boldly land on shores
murder our citizens, and send vessel in flames
over tho falls of Niagara! A treaty has been Of
fected in the mean time, and this act virtually un
answered for! Again with all our clustering
about the "right Of search,'' what measures have
been taken to prevent outrage, or punish it whor
practsed Or, how many years have not thu
Hudson Bay Company held possession Of the Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
FROM the st. Louis Evening Gazette.
a-r. LYNCH LAW.

Alison, in his recently published IS History OF
Europe holds the following language, upon the
induence of Democratic institutions:
Is life secure in the United States No: ex-
pershre, terrible experience proves the reverse!
The atrocities of the French Re-
vo'u'lon, cruel and heart-rending as they were,
nave been exceeded on the other side Of the At
'antlc tor there the terrible spectacle has been
exhibitod OF late years, of persons, obnoxious to
the mlJorlty. beng publicly burned alive by the
PsopIe."
Now, although the extravagance of such asser-
mons IS they relate to the general features of So
ce'y' lenders their contradiction on this side Of
tie er, unnecessary, still, it becomes q reflect
irig PEI Vie who have the perpetuty Of our dearly
lo'ved and dearly purchased institutions al heart
To- pause, and enquire whether or not, the allega-
items here so broadly made rrholly ground les,
--whether we have been so mindful of the supre.
macy Of our laws, as to be able to hurl back the
slRnder SC totally unprovoked, and having its oun-
dGtiCn in he malignant Imagination of an enemy
70 rspubl ;anism. An over.con6dence, it is 10
", feared If not in the perfect ability of our in
rtisutions ut least in their influence upon our ct-
zcns has blinded US 10 state of society, which
is daily leading US onward to an approximation,
sr least, to hat state Of anarchy and misruIe al
ledged by Alison to already exist !; and the day
msy set co ne, when even such extrayagant Ian
gusSe as hl', may no longer seem extravagaut.
Heaven avt TT the issue !-yet it become. us to
arorse ourst YES from our lethargy to look around
na, and by our united energies, 10 put down the
pss@'sr Mis- uLE, ere it Be too late
nave ,vs-eflicicnt ones-then why should
lot 5, preme? These laws emanate from
= en- why snou1.. they not by the peo.
&c They are Of the peopIe-,,ea OF
sei e. How dare then moity of that
a over, which alone should be exer-
Ign their legitimate organs, by the
our laws are deficient, we have re-.
ly accessible and speedily applicable.
resort to popular outbreaks, even in
e4H rA af Alison, to summary executions
III -,so rs.ood not only in the West. but even
the reputed orderioving Communities
|; was only Tho other day, for in.
we read of the attempted irnmolatior
accused of murder in Pennsylvania =
there was good reason to believe wa.
5s the West, indeed, Mr.. Alison migh
supon instance, from whichto strength
nv thetIcal ISLANDERS against the spirit oi
III and, in the opinion of the writer, il
ts3 of the public press to ferret out such
hold them up to public ensure, thai
gs OF be mistaken for the legitimate ema
public opinion. Tho writer is ava re
e Judicial authority once decided, IL
ate, that, as the laws emanated from
the participants in popular outbreak.
-~H neanable to the lawsuit such is no
\ ,fthe purely democratic! 1t isa fac
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
POETR q.
From the Louisville Journal.
THE RAINBOW.
BY AMELIA.

trga Itsta AMELIA --r. -s.... 81
"A q lines thought in my loneiest hours,
4, III "a slss = my heart like dew the flowers,
NntSI faiAblel took one bright afternoon,
s*AsElheb NJ ieart was light a blossom in June;
s grspn arth was moist with the late fallen showers
1hs bg sse futtered down and blew open tho flowers,
rs while sige white cloud to its haven Of rest.
t)n' he wte wing of peace foated off in the west
All osback my tresses to catch the cold breeze,
d 'rlns bred the drops and dimped the seas,
III 17afur lsbluc sky fair rainbow unrolIed
IS m fsott Il n,d raions Of purpia and gold:
- s,rt sf-z moment, yet, quick as its birth,
X u h.d s,rev Cd to the uttermos ends Of the carth
\ Ark. fair asau angel it ioatsd all free,
X wiih a ID % the earth anda wing the sea.
N Nipw cain vas the ocean! how gentle its swell
"A Iife womnS soft bosom, it rose and it fell
while its ls4 sparkling waves stealing laughingly
when they Nv the fair rainbow knelt down to the
shore ...... .. .
weet hymn ascended, murmur of prayer,
ttthathe spirit of worship there,
htmy oung head in devotion and love,
the fon Of the angel that foated above.
Dc wathe sweep of it's beautiful wings!
andlei its circle /! how radiant its rings!
ked othe sky twas suspended in air,
ked onhe ocean the rainbow was there;
rmin9 girdle as brilliant and whole
though of the rainbow that circlcd my soul
sthe wpPf the Deity. calmly unfurl'd,
bent fromke cloud and encircled the world.
M ihere moents, think when the spirit receives
ssvhole voluns of thought its unwritten leaves,
When the folt of the heart in moment unclcse.
s like the leaves from the heart of rose;
And thus Win the rainbow had passed from the -Ay
1Hsus ~ tho,ghts awoke were too deep to pass by;
IA nv fu aoul like q. y 'nsff a dove,
A,I An, s,.h pleasuf al futtering with love.
n II ,-r,w tb.t Oh moment Of nPture or pain
n ssl,;-xs in ~ y mystical chain;
4 kaow tist NY m, fiae tltt Gov from tile wave, 7.
tnast pass frO'e sarth and3ie cold in tho grave;
st Yet, oh when Deaths shaddEs ny s,som ,ncloud
When shrink from the thought Of the coffin and
shroud,
Nlay Hope like the rainbow. my spirit enf,ld
~ her beautiful pinions of purple and gold
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

Mr.. Weed, in a letter from Edinburgh, says:
While standing al the door Of my Hotel, a red
coq1ed corporal, with drummer and fifer passed,
with'a bevy of boys at their heels. asked the
waiter if this was recruiting party' ma, ma,
sir, they only crying doom their credit" In
explanation learned that detachment Of troops
had arrived at the Castle that day, and this was a
mode of warning people not to trus, soldiers!-
An English Commercial Agent standing near re.
marked that this was "tho usual custom whom they
calne into town, but that it might safely DO dis.
pun,od with hero, for Sawnry wauld taks Of
himself" The troops whose credit is thus cried
down, have Just returned from China.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

Grammcr is Me far Back Woods.-"Class in
grammer may como on the floor. Now John com.
mence. "Ail The world is in debt" "Parse world"
World is general noun, common metro, oh.
jective case, and governed by Miller
Very well. Sam, parse debt
'Debt is common noun, impressive mood, and
dreadful casc.'
'Thall do. Read the next sentancc.'
Boys and girls must have their play
Philip, parse boys
'Boys is a particular noun; single number, un-
ce rtain mood, laughable case and agrees with
girls
The next.
Boys is a masculine noun. inferior number,
connective mood. and belongs to the girls, with
which it tagrces.'
Schools dismesed.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

Highly important news from old Caintucky.
Licences to intermarry have been granted by the
Clerk Of the Shelby County Court since our last
publication, to the annexed named persons, to
wit " I'd 4. -
Mr.. Slantindicular Crookshanks to Miss Modes.
ty Plensemwcll. . .rr a.1- r.
Mr.. Willingness Coatpad Wonderwell to. Miss
Biggestbustle Waspwais,.
Mr.. Peter Leanleggod Shcepshanks to Miss
Sorreina Cowmilcher.
Mr.. John Jacob Shiggelfszzeer to Miss Josph.
inc Augusta America Henegghunter-andsucker
Liberty Banner.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25
VOL. 2-NO. AZ.

The case of Goddard is replete with interest
and admoniton. We have known him gon.
tleman of pleasing department, good judgment
and highly honorable feelings. That he is now,
as to the comparison he would sustain with others
who possess general esteem and confidence, badly
depraved, even this astounding developement Of
transgressions cannot convince those who best
know him. Those delusons which are past the
understanding Of men. and the IN ysteries of mo-
raj conduct which part Of life, must explain,
if any thing can explain, the hallucinaon which
in this instance vanquished the virtue of ami.
able citizen. and impelled him into high crimo
against the Divine and social law.
We are willing to believe that in the bitter re.
pentance and acute suffering that now constitute
his lot dailv fha morn nsniins wili .L.;-
strength and restore him, useful man, to tho
public whose confidence he has abused, and true
member to the family from whose arms he is un-
expec,edy snatched in the poriod of his well
earned respectability.
TO inculcate a more heartfelt sense Of moral
obligation, and to instruct men how essential TO
the very existence of human society is the law
Of honesty-and perhaps to impress upon the mind
the majesty Of our laws which guard every in
terest Of the community by flaming sword,
this painful occurrence may have been intended.
Heaven grant that the purpose may be accom-
pshed. Worcester Eeis.
True Piety.-The Young Mon of Mobile have
project foot TO raise by subscription the sum OF
$500, for tho use of the Rev. Jefferson Hamilton,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church in that CITY,
The governing motives in this enterprise, are, as
stated by the Daily Advertiser, that he has been
the only regular, statoned Protestant Clergy
who remained in the city during the entlre sea-
son thus far, ministering necessarily to the sick.
the dying, and tho dead and that in these holy
offices, and in acts Of kindness to the suffering
poor, it is nderstood that he has already expend-
ed his entire salary for the present year. About
thirty subscribers, at 81 each, it is said, are al.
ready procured, and we trust the list will be short
ly filled.
The editors of the Advertiser adds TO the above:
"We cannot refrain from noticing the unremt.
ted attentions to the sick and dying, paid by the
resident Catholic CIergymen of this city aud vi
cinity, and also by the officiating clergyman of,he
Episcopal Church, who have all remained hero
thus far, through the sicky season. Their kind
and pious mnslratons have doubtless carried con.
ISOLATION the bosoms of fhundreds-perhaps thou
sands Of those who wore smarting under afiliction
and dislress."--N O. Pic. .-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

-" Press on."-This is speech. brief, but full
Of inspiration and opening the way 10 all victory.
The mystery of Nnpolcon's career was tkis-u,,.
der all difficulties and encouragement, press on
It solves the problem of all Leroes-t Is the ,ulo
by which to We Ugh rightly a'l wonderfu, success.
es and triumphal marches Of fortune and germs.
1t should be the motto OF all, old and youfg, Kis,,
and low, fortunate and unfortunate, 50 called,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

.Why don't your father take a newspnpcrr
said man to little boy w.. w.. he caught P"12f'
lug his paper from his door step. Coz, w ho
sends mo to take it, answered the urchn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

Some one has beautifully said, that it Is better
to SOW u good heart with kindness than Il field
with corn for tho hoart's harvest is perpetual.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

DR.. Franklin observed: The ewes of other
people, are the eyes that ruin US. If all hu, my.
self were blind, | should wan, aoi iher fino hoas.
es nor fine furniture" si sgEa
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8entu9tt1IQe1r.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

H. ioRAL Ice HOUSE. There is a mountain in
bo '''fe county Virginia, where, after removing
im,n1 ''" and stones to the depth of few inches,
''e masses of excellent ice are found at mid
10, hD No explanation of this phenomenon has
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-08-22

COMMENTARY EVIDENCE. An Irshman be-
h. a'"ea Tor certificate of his marriage, barred his
auu exhibited huge scar, which looked as tho
d.. s' nave been made by fire shovel. The evil
'o was satisfactory. Hampden Post.