The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18


'hoicest iruit- But when the crater !, cis
~ iotce' ana the aoortiye attemp, is ma.- -.
;oereive bonds to imprison internal he, uA
here Is danger all around. No one Can .I 'ssa
anticipate where or in what shape the in-.''siy
explosion will appear You may Il Won .L-'''
play with the uncaged iioa-you may ,,.''sss'
The tiger when the first gush Of warn, .t1its
On ms gnashing teeth, bat do not Der,i -
'elves and your country by sporting With 'o-'-
;ensed public opinion ID a.
And this opinion is doing away with b,.,-,
with military heroes, with any anu all III
glory through pathways covered with -
blood or made horrible by human ,s;,.-
God gives the best minds the widrs, s-l3
sureS their success. "The certainty III.
lies IN the inherent superiority oftruth -,
ror.' Declares the eloquent Divine
Good men have a wide fell. ,h-,
favor but fair one IL this is unius,,v - %
den, u Is only momentary restrain Ia
Tree element comes TO their aid S.n,.
will throw out rays Of light SIM. 80
soul will speak SANDER only r-duple,,.s,--aI
Indirectly by its repetitions of detrseti,r run
breeze blows but 20 augment the tre,,sur-
cuiates Every bounding billow roll, ,o,'el
on to the worlds limits, rejoicing IN ~
semlnation Of that which is most ill., 49,
truth.-knowing no fear and yi-ldi.s =
ehain' out iiving on forever, boundless, l.,,s,'
less sublime; no Is so mean rs 10 quail b,i,,.
INC discussion oil any important doctrine
elf We have whispered ira,h,
Whisper no longer.
But speak as the thunder do,b
Sieraer and stronger
u storm gathers in the political or ,,o-.,
hoa - al. =
dePreeate its approach, OF fear ~ -, 90 "
must have men Of no waimpering. cb,It-.L We
position, to conduct off safely III 49,. O'
concentrated wrath. Men " ho eii;ci4nIIga-.o'
their generation ara Of this meitls In -
anticipated and described by the class,, =,
the moral giants who march along In. -.-,t -.
cross the ocean, but their FROM +, ,,,.,.t
stars. They do not stand with nal I,'s .-'
quaking knees, but grasping th. eill,,.iof -
temple where tyranny siis -nthrop-t -
blindness, like the strong man OF old. 10 b. 80
Inundated, they crush oppression from .,s TO-
throne and tramPie ia their strength on he r...
ossai runs Day and night, sunshine AMI storm,
| are yieissitndes which neither impede .ueb -
nor change their eOurse. They are not 49,.
crooks 10 be turned by the Winds. b., H.,
take their positions in storms, like III. Ain, =
turn the wind.
merely right-but active, permanent, unigsr.s.
Educate, EDUcirr! knowledgr Is g.,s,ss.
communicative. This is the hope Of maB-
The force of cannon may quell aobs. b.. sia-
cation will PT,psni them. Moral power erssi.,
the strongest munitions Of safety; while albif,f,
comPuisiOn degrades both the tyraat aud l..
victims" Continues the Speaker
We do not "cry havoc ana let clip the 1a-,
Of war; but IN Cons name ANA Tor al Cen,
| creatures We DO say ssLet there Dc Light" Ii,
| said that II the besk Of 4 bird i bound 10 f.,,.
AID his wings broken he still live aud breath,
through the hollow bones Bat, say We. gys
the bird both wings and beak To be uset Is
heaven designed. Epictetus told has sovsr-igs
| that he would confer a greater favor upon IN.
State by eleyatng the souls Of the people than
BY raising the roofs Of their houses.
| To SOW the seeds Of thought in uncult.yalst
minds, is the first duty Of this age; and on TIA
timely discharge Of this duty our salvation as
| ponds. The lower classes must be- made nts.l-
gent men before they possibly become us.-
| ful citizens. The time will soon come, II il has
not already dawned, when the greatest marta
victory ever achieved will be regarded as lah
niteiy less important than the opening Of ths
| hrst lyceum or the establishment Of an additoa-
al school. Mind, ruling with a sway as Peaceial
| a. sunlight, like il will be most powerful 20
There are not physical energies enough in TIA
universe 10 benz one thought OF the humaz
SOUL and il W. IAN succeed in training the rs
ing generation - they should be trained, each
youth will become an intelligent patriot ready "a
| say to any oPpressor, as the ancient hero SAL
| ~ on may destroy the case Of Anaxsrchus him-
self you cannot reach"
Educate the heal. Educate the heart mos
| Of all. The wisdom the world wants IS thai
which Is first pure, then peaeabIs, gentle al.
easy TO be entreated, full Of mercy and goo.
fruits. and without partially. and without hyp-
Oerisy." The attainment Of this wisdom
would insure human Happiness. ;or II woa ID
bring human perfection.
| Taking this view of life. and tie datie. o
life. Of progress, and the means OF progress, IN.
Reverend Speaker showed
| that Mr.. Adams served his generzt.sa.
| that he understood lis spirit
| that he felt its claims.
| that he prepared his whole nature for ih-
task, performed it, amt fell asleep.
Mr.. Macon dwelIs on his simplicity, learn
ing, uPrightness, steadiness Of active effort u
all good causes, independence. Wersyrs, thai
We have not room for long extracts. Two pass,
ges, however, We must make room for:
Two great pictures. glorious illustrations Q
John Quincy Adams career, are destined 10 IA
| struct and inspire the world. The first " al de-
pict the great popular forum Of the nation IN :
crisis of mOmento us import 10 the cause Of free
dom The best interests Of all the oppressed aT'
at stake, and one who has descended from h.
highest pinnacle of fame and power appears =,
their advocate. The Constitution itself IS as
sailed, and he who Is the patron Of the poor AM
weak, is also the foremost defender of that grsa
chart by which everything valuable in fortulc
and citizenship is held. Chivalrons young gen
tlemen, who boast that their delicate flesh i,
chafed by the ferociou> weapons Of steel with
which they would legislate, browbeat the in
| trePid hero and summon selfish eliques Of ever
cast to coerce him into silence. But he " BATES
| not Jot of heart OF hope" Yields to no feal
retreats not step, scorns all threats, resolves
like his noble sire before him in a similar Goa
| hict, 10 'sink or swim" with a Just cause, an
glorieusly wins the day. Let this portrsiturs
OF history adorn the grand arena wherein tn.
| sublime contest TRANSFERRED.
| And that other pcture-who can paint IL
| In that same magnificent Hall the scene Is laid
with the same tumultuous crowds all aroand
but now they are hushed to awful silence. 'Mr
Adams is dyibgH' CONSERVATION seizes al
classes, universal admiration for great virtues
| banishes all strife, and the Capitol is suddenly
transformed into the majestic mausoleum Of ths
nations Greatest man. lie sinks on the very
spot whence had 90 long fulmined sentiment,
which awed or charmed the world. Like tha IN
domitable gladiator Of old. "his manly brow
consents TO death, but eonqurrs agony" The
summons, however sudden, inspires in Am
neither surprise nor ron,orse. This IS the end
Of narfh w his Iasf al ll