The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-24

tce and humanity, to quail N the pseeenoe
the Emerald Isis Cruelty and cowardics are sansset
twins which only make assault where restonce = NO
sooner have bitten OF his nshsr Lip than laid his brutal
hands upon him. But Mr.. Lester was feeble and sman
thought his tne haA come t vsld the trident Of The
Blow " " VsS ~ind. 5000. and c2.ei your cheeks
And swallow navigation up.
And whsn Lester ceas dsc with his psllid ehssk,
TO look out upon end b. rsfrsshsd by the sight Of the
sssa: I &: sss wind: 4 ..s
smith, Ssiisvsd i. sulnn.ieg hour p ii. proud d:'s
wsrs Il from hat nobss Of human 1nassnss
Yss though man Of the issSisss type. blurred sdL
ton with the srasures Of vice. the q gno
Ids II may BE- increased, and his ~ undctted
ssrs.iny, s1idsncas he dignity O. his rsiaionship q
the Great Unsssr-shs finger marks Of the Maker Of
origin. and the grandeur Of Ss descent The duty Of
tho Captain who was tho remote cause Of the wrong
my . 81. i
as ~o
ship Ss D S
that his bible told him. that God had made Of one blood
blood ever propelled BY human heart, or pusatsd n
human wrist from great common fountain ono
vast reservoir and Aows on through The arteries and
identity Of creation, whether Il rolls through the arteries
gates he Clay o posopSss or curdles IN IL assh ofs
the sun Of Arica has painted him with
enduring black the shadows Of the Caucasian noun
ains have bleeched him up to white the chocolate
plains Of India and prairss Of America have embrown.
cd him with the color Of their soils 1.-The same purple
s .s
God made Of one blood all nations Of men, to dwell on
he face the : from p; Of he = ~
whesr grief pain misery i distrsss7 But do men,
reckless d others happiness. remember these
ing along road Of u down the shsde
.p and burn The bridges q they 60 But let us coHjsc
mature years bring forth such miserable fruit We may
infer assdt TO manhood amidst the supsrnuss Of
is with sgpedsss uncarbed and desires unrsstrainsd,
he could easily yaui when was he only protsction Of
sick Infinitely bsttsr that this young pronigats
who ID CstaiDe in miniature and Ia; already abused
the patience Of mankind, showing nothing but prsco-
siou'1 81 4 II doing wrOnSI az Infinitely I
iron spoon, and worked his tan hours day at some
humble and useful occupation where the fatigue Of his
tanned TO docency the exravagahcs Of unbrdlsd desires
But parental indulgence hoped against hope" and sup
mannsrs what they could not subdue in temper Vain
expectation! This world does not reform the man. who
s . ana e
thorn into blaze. No! the worlds reformation of Ruch
The satas mode Of reforming BY the entresty Of
parental teait il mot by gis and arplums, but il
siron Of entrsaty and power, that Of moral susson
Take man. young, middle-aged, advanced, and ex-
anime him BY court and jury, - 70 the extent Of his
any abatsmen Of ume for the years spent in college,
than wasted in foreign domestic travels But
ss snd oss Of
these lecture: and dssrs.s. located sing Sing and Az
are d.sns.sd BY Closely .Ssssd Sssd clad n the
striped uniform Of the unverssa The lsbors Of those
the benea Of he ststs Herr thsy y study the ys
sres of making shoes for men, for horses and other
Srsnchs. once az hu. mona the less useful
complete unfinished education 10 derived from Of the
ancient schools Of 0rseceths entire silence Of the
hers--no orstons delivered BY the students here
No that youth who only used his tongue express RI
psrsnts and to dsisms truth, By boosting and wing
here lies still There IL further for that tongue du
ring hts unfinished educational little unruy
member lies 70 silencs most profound Society IL no
longer compelled to be panied with the lswdnsss It ut
teredthe profanity itexprssssd-ths falschoods pro-
recsons Of co~sin: dark dSnSsoss sa eV,
tons, and shOotngs from the sennels ON the walls for
leaving the astaon without grsdusng, are some Of
written in hand 80 bold they can never BE- erased
NcsS UGKI0Ct00
moral education But this defendant seems TO b in the
earlier stage: Of his training To bssow upon him the
permitted to press the ancient hsunts Of Non on the
shores Of the Mediterranean Whether the defendant
rePcssd beneath the shadows Of the pyramids in that pr
NAL land q the pos-deuvian race, whether he
sheltered from the heat Of in the groves Of Acade
mus or scaled the Psrhenon took the sdmsasursment
and Csntaurs, my brief does not inform me will not
doubt that he roamed over Italy and visited Romsha
land q sSsa bite wSnds Yes Rome that con-
Gent and modern world But whether he had an ablu.
ton in the baths Of Caracsa or saw the horses tail
the very hddls bow with which Nero ddIsd while Rome
was burning my brief ID also somewhat dubious. But
hat Florence and Verona. Actum and Brundusum
ehjects Of his most earnest consideration we will not
doubt He mot unlikely mingled in the throng Of pil
grims that crowd tho way TO Lorsto, for 20 dsvout
nifty. That he swan in the Ti6sr, skstsd on shs Po
CROSSED the Alps visited the Appennes stood ON the tor
By smoke dowp %s oss sS.s IN no
Mount vesuvius, y would Dc hardihood in deny
Paris and London, Amscrdsm and Dresdsn Moscow ana
81 Peersburgh. Berlin and Vienna Crucow and Crons.
ladt these ancient concentrations Of men, and number
!ess other places, where better had been before
hall We deny that there was any thing IN The ars Of
peace or war; in banking, agriculture and manuhcsurss
sfds railroads, or corn laws, which escaped his atss
lion, nom mouse trap TO steamboat-from the fall Of
French chestnut the slide Of an avslanchsfom the
lick Of one Of Constantnss levers to the burstsg
elevate the defendant, would seem he vet needed
iangsrls victory sick msno give tie last polsh
his foreign travels He had taken special care 70 cast
N extra anchor to the wndward BY playing tosdy or
ycophsnt TO the captain win read an authority 20 the
ury, showing The origin Of this sosdyism. Ny friend
John Milton has given account Of the father Of al
oades one Of whose nia dsscendants We have traced
n his travels =
. Him there they found,
5quat like . toed close It the ear Of Eve,
Lsseyins, BY his dsvilish art, 70 reach
The organs Of her fancy.
TYou see he was trying TO magnetic hsr1
And with them forge
Illusions, % he List, phantoms and Dreams
D. II inspiring venom he might faint
The animal spirits, that from the pure blood arise
AXE gentle bresths from rivers pure, and thence raise
AZ least distempered dscontentsd thoughts
1ain hopes, vain aims, inordinats desires
Blown up with high conceits, sngenderinr priden
tPsrsdiss Loaf, Book " line 800.
But II Thomas Cstalins Hanks Smith TOR By soms
fatality HE name y mot John carried home to
he Buckeye State nothing else he determined 10 carry
" the bad manners Of the places he had visited; and
Re rsnown Of having struck sick in the presence
u his wfsand he exultsd in the hope that he should
VOW enjoy that notoriey which he had hitherto been nm