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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-14

in the doctrine that to the vlctors belong the
spoiEs. and in Selling on the offices and pat.
ronage Of government as the rewards oil
party triumph; in the destruction OF capt.
tai when it cannot be controlled Tor cleo
tioneering purposes in the destruction OF
credit in the creation of whole litters oil
little monsters to stimulate wild spirit oil
speculation, and fostering them with pa
rents fondness one day,and then strangling
them without mercy the next; in an odI-
Gus sub treasury-in going back to an ex-
elusive metallic currency and running this
generation in order that the next may enjoy
the benefit of an abstraction in opposition
to protection of home industry, and IN the
reduction of wages in this country to the
pauper standard of Europe in the repudi-
alton of honest debts when it is not conve>
nient to pay them; in SwartwoutIng with
millions of the peoples money in arresting
the progress of internal Improvements and
IN direct taxation. In going for the party,
right or wrong-in prescribing men for their
opinions and Furnishing desertion from par
ty ranks; in organizing press throughout
the Union to manufacture and propagate
falsehoods and deceive the people; in
preaching one thing and always practicing
another; in barterng the rights. the digui>
ty and independence of the North for few
of the votes of the South; and finally in
throwing off now the mantle worn in 81
and putting on new disguise and raising
up a new sect from the ashes bearing the
name of the old, and in the language of the
gentlemen from New York, leaving the
dead to bury the dead Such is Il brief
outline of Modern Democracy. In my
humble opinion, the more we have OF it the
worse it will be for us. A little more oft
would ruin this country and this nation.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-14
500,

PILGRIM PRESIDENTS AND TRAVELLING
CABINErs.-The fruitful off spring of the
second Presidential term. Oae Term and
no rc.election-the best interests of The
country demand twill not the popular suf-
frage Of the country decree it in 1910!
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-14

t. Some Of our contemporaries, in view
of the expected pilgrimage of Captain
TYLER and his Cabinet 10 Bunker Hill on
the l7th proximo, have been malicious e.
nough 10 revive the following toast. 1t is a
palPable hit"
ATOAST FROM JOHN TYLER IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
CITYCOUNCII.

"Wednesday, June 81. lS43
Council met. present the Mayor, and Me.s,s Co
eh CIeIhens' fHchnet, Forbes. Graham, Garden
Gilchrisi, Griesmer. Hughes and Shuver
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
report from the committee on Market House
on the eYPeJlency of lighting the market house with
gas was read. together with proposal from Messs
Brenlllnger & ShallcrOss.
Mr. Shrvef moved that a contract be mnde on m,
most favorable Terms 6r laying pipe and procuring
be aCcedsd to-
The motion was lad on The table
a report from the committee appointed oni III,
subject OF the entry the city coal bank was read
The oder passed at last meeriig giving the use
OF SAID entry 10 II Zan" or his lessee on condition
mat heb put the ~ repair and keen il i'm goo,
order. not having pissed by the majoriry reuuired
was taken up, and an amendment offered
Mr. Forbes moved a. substitute, ordered that
unless " Zane OF hs lessee put the entry ia good or
uer within 90 days, 10 the satisfaction ufGeO T. ,ts
same.
Mr. Brady appeared
The substitute offered by Mr. Forbe. was sdop
On motion Of Mr shriyer the vote was reconsider
ed.
The Time Tor completing The work was extended
10 yO days nLd pfOvis1 added that % shonld be
commenced 20 ~ days and The moton was again
adopted.
petition from The Wheeling Guard Fire CO. o.
KING Tor propor equpage BE- o. read. aud referred .,
iho committee on the Ere department
The committee on the Gre department we're in
Hrucicd 90 receive propositions for Keeping the fire
apparatus and report 10 council,
seyeul accounts were presented and disposed Of
The clerk was directed 10 Issue bOnds 10 Sweeny
q Matthews for laying pipe IN pursuance Of cor
tract.
DR. Clemens moved that the committee on tho Gre
department enquire into The e1psdIehcy Of making
az annual appropriation 90 each Of Inc Gre GONNA.
nies. and repOu what amount would be sufficient
Carried.
An appropriation Of $50 was made or repairs Of
The bridges over Jonathan got aud Whrsling creek
The following gentlemen were appointed com.
mueo 10 peuiiDn the county in reference 10 the
Bridge over jonathan Gut; Messrs Hughes. BrsJy.
Clemens and Wheat
Permission was granted 10 J l. Sangstan 10 erect
a stake ON The square 81 The corner 81 Uniuu and
Fourth streets. provided two thirds Of The props,ly
holders in tee square assent
Council adjourned until he Grsr Wegns.I,, d,
July .--Gg4s"s "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

OLD TlMES'-'The Cincinnati Gazette copies
from It's old files. the proceedings Of meeting al
the "Jaekson Democracy" in that city on The 30rh
Of May. 1920, complimentary To Henry Baldwin
then member Of Congress fr"m Pensy IvInin, and
afterwards elevated 10 Tho supreme Court Bench
hy Gen jackson. The rotice reads thus: "A pub.
lac dinner will he given this city To the Hon Hen
~ Baldwin of PitIshurgh. By he "frends Of Gen
Jackscn and Domestic MANUFACTURERS" The dinner
vas accordingly given, and the Jackson Democracy
ioaSedas the only party which could be relied up
on TO afI'rd adequate protection To ID rmesIc Manu-.
features And now, this same "Denccracy" de.
nounce the Wings as the nigh tariff parry, and
The tnrlfi itself one OF the heads of the Federal
hydra
Among the conspicuous names embodied in I he
Cincinnati proceedings we find those OF ELIJAH Hay
ward. Afterwards COmmsS oner OF the general land
office, and the more noIurions DR. Duncan. after
wards the LocniUco member II Congress from GIN
cinnati.-LyHch. Vrginraa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

than thirty nine years had been confined
IN the cells Of the house, and Iuriag this
length of time mad no communication
with a single individual, aud lived more
like beast than n human being. lie
slept on nothing but hard boards, and
wore My shirt and puutaloons. Ills
food was daily handle him, when n,
would rise, take it and eat, aud then re.
turn 10 his board, where he lay curled
up till another meal was brought in
His name way Mpvo.
In this manner he has lived, occupy
ing but two cclls-one ia the C Her i'm
winter, and another in an clubhouse in
summer, for tl:is long period Previ
ously to his confinement ia the DO =.
mouse, he was for five years tenant a.
the county Jail. Ii is said that he was
orISh; and active when child, but Sc
we're sickness destroyed his speech and
hearing. Possessing violent temper.
and depraved withal. he committed vari,
Gus crimes, which induced his friends tC
couiinc him lie once set fire to his "a
theirs house. When taken to Jail, his
anger was so Intense, that he tore out
hts eyes with his own hands, and thus
Tor lorty years was deaf, dumb, anc
olInd - Portland Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

We see by The energy with winch loco foco lea
ders IN Ohio and other sec lions Of the country, are
emba!king in the Oregon question. that they are
determined that That shall he an offset for ;heir
British policy Of free trade. They End their true
name. The British Party" is likely to set upon them
very close, unless they get mp an issue that shal'
drive II of. They have taken The settlement OF
Oregon, as me,e party questions; but they are en-
croachirg on wing ground-iho " higs claiming. as
they have always done, the territory Of Oregon as
properly of United States. and are ready for
armed or peaceful occupation OF whenever it
shall be called Tor Mr. Calhoun the loco iocO lea
der. is the only one we know opposed To the set.
Element, and. he is out and out British fee trade
l7cO fUcO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
CINCINNATI. Jnne rs. z NJ.

REMARKS on THE MARKET-Since our
last report rather less activity has prevailed tao
Provision Market. nui prCes have generally rece-
deI. THIS depression arises from The advancing
seasDn and the uncertain slate OF the SIulhern aad
Eastern markets, lair business has been dpDo 10
Dry Goods, GrocerieS. &c. und our monetary IHAin
are without material change.
Receipts 10y the canal for the last 4S hours hlN
been fair. consisting OF 755 bbs lour. 229 do WINS
key. 400 bushels corn. 1861 lbs bacon. 626 do ar
1000 do lot yarn, 100 lbs malt.
FDOUR-The receipts Of Flour by Canal and
wagon Ia day have been considerable and prices are
merely nominal. Ii is freely offered at 400, but
purchasers are not found al this mark
WHlSKEY-There is much enquiry for his az.
cle. aud nenr'y the whole stock has been taken ut
an advance. s'me holders are asking lS cents but
We have heard ofno sales above liz cents. We
quote AT l74al7}.
PROVlSlONS-PrcesL ave not been fully sus.
alned. Hog round may be quoted at 81; Sides } /
a 4ci Shoulders 2Ia2 !; Hams Aus cents. No frs,
quality VI lard offered.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
a profound winter Oh The Age OF Great Cnic..

a p'ofund wrIar Oh The Age OF Great Cities,
says:
III anything De certain it would seem 10 be that
man Is constituted To realize his destiny from his
ISOLATION with man, more ,han from ANY contact with
plnces. Tho great agency in calling forth h:s cspa
biiles. which IJr g'od for evil, Is that his Tel
lows. The picturesque. accordingly. may be with
the country. but the intellectual speaking generally
must be with the Town Agriculture may pissess
rs science. ahd the farmer. well as the land ow
ner, may not he devoid intelligence; but in such
cunne NIuns, the science aud intel lgence, common
with the nOurshncnt of The soil, must he derived
IA the MAN, from the studies prosecuted ia cities
and from the wealth realized ia the traffic Df cities
IL pasIurage Is followed By tillage, aud II ullage IL
made io pariako vi the nature of study and u sci
ence, these signs "f improvement peculiar IC
lnuds ia which cities make their appearance, and
they become progressive only rs ciIIss become oPu
lcuI aud powerful"
How true this is in regard to agriculture in the
shbOrhood 81 the great cIy of Bnudnn combining
upward of two millions OF inhabuants let any one
who has visited inform readers. The most able
and by far the greatest number Of The agricultural
periodicals in Great Britain paJisaed Ih Lon
iUn.--AHer AgriculiHTiI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
= u M Nj a X ".

+ A Poe. OF Philadelphia. took the prize Of 100
dollars offered by the dollar 3.agazne for the hes,
tale. The title Of the production was The Golden
Bug
A man in Goorg clown, ID c. named PAUL GIt
through The joIsIs ufa tobacco warehouse q few
days since, ard was injured by the fall that he
has since q ed.
The following humorous description Of Yankee
is from poem read al late historical celebration
at Hartford. Connecticut:
ale would kiss Queen ull he raised buster,
WIh las arm round her neck and his old icIl liaI
nu,
Would address the King with The tile Of Mister
And ask hi,n the PRICE OF the throne that he sat
on AieI. GaI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

ADVICE.-lfl on ask cal 10 have you. and she
says no., don't r gracious sake ask her again. Il
you do she might twill you about it, when you scOwl
because the toast is burned aud the oo.iee mol
Take our word for II, II Jon ainI worth swapping up
reasonably quick. you had better he off 10 some
other place. We know II slrIIns ones gizarl, aw-
fully TO want pretty lump of human flesh. Tor
which the spirit burns-hW then, hang II man. you
must grin and endure it, If she don't Sigh right off
VIXEN you squeeze her fist. aud blush vemilinn
deep, her slummering consent. Beg man 10 give
n cast of shirt. but neveI beg woman To pick you
mp like an old stick. Don't go IN for compassion
bu strike for the heav ng, wheeling. glnriuus. ex-
ia'c deligh' UfIrue love. and peg less Them's
our remarks on the sahicct-Rich SLIr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
a Boston paper oi saturday saw.


High premiums have been paid for win dows
aud balconies IN Washington street. To view the
Pro0essIon on the l7rh-S2O for a window. and so
Tor a room IN many instances"
The Boston Courier Of Saturday says-
The Bradford Light inJaHtry bring with them
! the cold banner" which waved over their fathers
on the bloody l7.h Of June, IT'S.
The same paper says
Tue most Interesting Of all the imposing scenes
oi yesierday. was procession which passed down
through Stale street. short lime after that which
accompanied the president OF the United Sales
We don't know when we havs experienced such n
thrill Of pleasure as We did when the new York
Light Guard. with It's beautiful band passed onr Of
hce' esc"rling about two hundred gentlemen claim.
Ing the hOaori6le distinction of being the
SONS OF NEW ENGLAND.
wearing badges show that they came TO assist in
The celebration Of the completion Of the Monument
on Bunkers HILL and hearing flag proudly telling
me spectators who they were. We were not n
Die 10 assertion who was the old gentleman Of rs
that so surdiy marched by himself in front Of ia,
dag but we leara that he u one uf those New Eng
land boys that never finch. aud always keeps hi.
powder dry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

OUTRAGE At NEW YORK EARLY on FRIDAY
morning. as three packet ships Tor Europe were
getting ready Cor sea, wh their ere w. aud baggage
all on hoard. they were ussailcd toy a gang al two
or three hundred desperate men. in seamens dress
who boarded The packets. Dispersed their officers
aud men, aud carried off The seamen's baggage -
Some other vessels ready for were treated ia like
manner. Whenever any attempt was made To re.
monsrae with the assaIlants. they resorIed viU-
lcnce, knocking down otherwise abusing all who
came ia their way Their objeci was to compel The
payment of wages AT the rate of ST. n rsonIh, aud
10 p event The sailing Of seamen at lower raies.-
Compliant having been made to the police, the
matter will no doubt he disposed of in such way
as will leach these 'iOaors Of the peace that they
cannot Irampie on the rights Of their fellow citizens
with impunity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
From me " y. Cy.,,,r and


MURDER Or MIR LINCOLN. thc Warden Of
me Massachusetts Sta'e Pr,sDa.-)n Thursday after.
nouu. fearful tragedy was enacted ia the Sale
Prs n at CaaTleiIown, Ms. Charles Lanr,,ln the
" rihy and efficient warden uf the Pusun. which
Office he has held Cor ! successive years. wa, As
sassiua;ed by one VI The cnnvics The following
particulars OF this dreadful act extract from the
Boston Pet:
Yesterday afternoon. the State Prsos, at Cha les
tlyn, was The theatre Of most sudden and dreadful
murder A little alter five uclu *. Mr. Lincoln the
warden, IA company with NJ Moses Jacquith ofIhs
city, went iIO the shuemIkers hop fr the purpose
ui seeing prIsnncr named Thorn on some private
busi 'ess, hui just MIR Lincoln about To speak
To Thorn. Ahner Rogers. another prisDner Sho
stood n liule behind Mr. l., stepped up aud punged
shoemlk ers knlie into his back Mr. l. then lurntd
To luce the assassin, WAC iOlnwe up the assault 10y
siabbIng hun IN the neck The blow severed the
car"trd artery, and Mr. L died almost instantly
without uuering wprd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
Tie New YORK Correspondent Of the National

Tie New YORK Correspondent Of the National
intelligence writes, under date Of saturday.
The late Improvements IN GlgaerreOt yye (by the
united chens and artists who form the COMPANY ui
he National Dagueueolype Gallery are really
most wonderful. Mr. lite the hest miniature pain.
ter in New York. has abandoned his pencils for
sunbeams. aud as branch ofIhis company has gone
10 establish himself IN Philadelphia BY regulating
he pose Of the sitter more arIstIcaly, and 10y sumo
chemical Improvements. they take as complete a
likeness of The subject possible in a mirror
color only excepted They are daily improving,
however, in cUlor.ng also. Il must sUon completely
supersede pnriIaIi painting.
Ii Is said thUl the and clever novel. kate
IA search Of a llushhnI.' waS written 10y young
girl of seventeen. OF remarkable beauty. tie daugh
ter Of = celebrated artist Of this city.
Mr. Wallace. the musical woHdcr. hns gone TO
BlSlun. lie has leit the (srsur for ms al ts
height. and Hill probably be induced To ret ara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
LOCoMOTIvE REsuLTs oE An,nr ,,.-

LGCoMoiiNE RESULTS OF A BAD CHAR.
ACTER.-"What traveller Won bovs 80 y.
exclaimed an EnglIshman upon meeting an oro,.n;,
lance at Conslantnople. "rnIel YOU the ,t,,,t. :.
the frank reply. Il sm obliged to run ob,n, a..
world to Keep ahead Of my character, the non,a,',
It overtakes me am ruined, bat don't care ,sh,,
knows me so long as | travel iHeoghiu"
Boswell records on unhappy man. whe. having q, Il.
folly LOST has character committed suirIde; a Grim.
which DR. johnson reprubOred very severely
why. sir" urged Boswell. "Ihe man had become
Infamous for lIfe, what Won ID you have had birn
dor
DO. sir' I would have him GO to some country
where he not known. and not to the devil.
where lac wa known"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

BENJAMIN COWEN.-we noticed few
days ago the nomination al W Mcfarland. from liar.
tison county. for tho Legislature. Since then we
have received The Cadiz Republican of the 18Th
INST. which contains the whole ii, kei; and we are
heartily glad 10 ind At It's head The name Of Benz a.
min ) Cowen for Congress-
THIS gentleman has high reputation t,r good
sense and honesty. While firm in his opinuns he
i free from pnrzln feelings, and shows himse Il
more anxious to settle veNed quesi"rs ihrn to EN-.
broll the country with political strife His address
To has constituents, part Of " hlch we published
sun wees since, contains sound doctrines well
and plainly enforced aud illustrated aud we trust
The people Of hs instruct will have the VISION to
sustain them by scndInE HIM back again 10 Wash.
ngtOn.-CiH Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
WRITING on NEWSPAPERS SENT BY

WRITING ON NEWSPAPERS SENT BY
MAlL.-ln the U.uIed Sales DsInsi { 'ur at Bos-
ton, Friday las. came up the cnse OF the UHief
SIatss rs S Grafton. fir writing his sarne on
cory OF The Boston Alias, directed 10y hun 10 geR.
tleinan in Oui>vine. XVI aud deposited IN tho
Boston post office. Tnis selected. out of a
hundred similar instances. a text Case. there being
nothing but The bare name written Uu the paper 10
indicate by ~hum IL was seat. aud thus intended Ia
convey al idea" BY agreement OF counsel. for the
purpose OF carrying the question mp Ia tho Circuit
Court, Judge S,,rague decided thai the mere writing
OF a name on paper was not violation OF the Law
that II WAS not wIhu the meaning aud spirit o.
the Prohibition. According TO arrangement, NJ
Dexter for the United StaIe. took exception To thu
opinion; aud ia Ihs way the whole subject will b,
brought before the Circuit CUuu. A Parker 70
the defendant. Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23
A WHITE BLACKBIRD.-wo have of

A WHITE BLACKBlRD-we have often
heard Ibis apparent contradiction in nature spoken
were shown one that shot upon The farm Of
Esquire MNiecken. five miles below this city. II
was pure white, had all the features aud character.
islics the common hlackhrd and had been seen
for some days with q flock Of bnckbirds, they feed
ing and protecting u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23


FAIR DEAL lNG.-NO discovery ~ relation 10
an intimate Is more painful than that your
confidence in him has been mispaced-
that no has been converting your secrets
OF which he was The repository 10 the benef,
Ut an enemy, or that he isnlUrmed and decei.
we'd you IN relation 10 himself All lasting and
profitable social intercourse rests upon ;he basis al
lrnih-and no other foundation will suffice
aise or indscrset friend is u orse than a declared
enemy-ior you are on your guard against the latter
while The fpecious Discrimination OF The first disarm.
cauton' and throws you com 3etely in The power OF
MS concealed malice or reckless carecssne s.
~ Ia Brute! spike oil The agony Of deceived
friendship. Although there might have been "Ru.
man virtue ~ The immOlaIion Of Cesar by his
Trend there was The absence Of that Tor which mo
conventional creed 81 morals can find a substitute
the natural. honest virlue Of sincerity All the
pnudiis Of pnriislusali Ike varntsh Of coemp.r,rv
HnleIe5a coJld not % seems - Us. hive erased from
The minds eye Of The false friend the repr,acbG,l
look Of anguish This dying victim How cufl,pg
- TIE repeated sarcasm iu the imputed speech of
AnlhOny-
AL nruf ~ L.. l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

travelling correspondent OF tho Now York tx.
Prcss. writing from Syracuse. N Y. under date Of
the l4lh June, says
Along The counties bordering on the Mohawk
and us VIZ unity, VIZ Albany, Schenectady, SchOha-
RE, Saratoga, Fulton, Etsego. Madison, Muntgome.
ry. Herkimer and Oneida there appears 10 he com.
paritIvely but little wheat la the fields. This has
~ these counties become an uncertain crop, and the
farmers hsve turned their attention To- grazing
and 10 the raising Of rye, corn aud oats. The sea
son Is full Two weeks later than usual. The foil
age is not fully oni aud the apple blossoms have
scarcely yet fadsd The ground looks wet aud
cold. Indian corn is just beginning to appear
hove The surface. Grass Is the only crop that
looks al oil promising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

The introduction ofIh- Ericsson propellers prom.
ises 10 work an early aui entire revUIuun in the
trade Of tee great lakes. They make their trips ia
ahou the same lime that The hest steamers did a
Jews yeGrs s"ce, ahd ia half the lime usually con.
snmed by 'nil vessels under favorable circumstance,
The expense Of running Ihrm is bnl lule more thar
That ofsai vessels aud they carry lrale al the same
rules.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-23

APHORISMs. &c-Ho who thinks closes, sill
speak iressi' deep thought will have q foil Ut
iefan,ei % will not be clogged by The forms Of
speech OF rushed by the frOwus Of man.
"ha' you Keep 'y you, you may change and
mend Dot words Oaco spoken can never DO recalled
-ROsc0mm0n.
No man Is free from fear; he is not who s,vs a.
never feels 90 he fears 20 be Ihoughta coward: ami
whether be ifem5les before a sword or suppysIriop
% Is alike fe1r.
Good hearts. accompanied with good under.f,pd.
ing seldom produce even when mistaken. lasting
evil. They repair and comparatively Egoy
When ell Is done. human life IS al The best bpt
like iroward child, that musi be played with ,ri
numofed . lutte 10 keep uquiet ui IL hII asleep.
and then The care is over Sir w gemDle.
Woman IS by destination tho eleu,eni,ry poy.,
Of education To herare lDtrusted ell human c,.
pacriles iu The earliest life and deveI1pement. AMI
through The unaio relations which npirs u,f.,,,l
l0veaud core with lhe heart Of mankind her ipgu.
euco is immense. aud guile decisive n the fy.r ,Ti
recilon Of the child's abilities either towar9 The
good Or 'he oad-lp"ari uIih Jr prejudice