The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-04-12


out from their d dns as soon Is the dav
broke over the lofg night, and howled
their watch-words in the ear ofiW ashinr-
ton and around the Ark Of the Countrv's
| Freedom
How to crush these creatures, without I
endangering that Ark, or embrl;ling The /
land in a civil war-this was the thonoht /
that always ssssdowed with deepsolemn;-
ty, sometimes gloom. The coRntelance of
NJ ssstIfHgl ton, the President. -- 3-7s'
1t IS bitter thought to me hat the
| heart of this great, this good, this warm
hearted man, was as much torn AM pain
cd during his Presidential career, by the T
war Of opposing factions, as it wasin the
Revolution by his contest with british /
! foe
To him there never came an hmr Of
rest. His anxiety for his country follow I
ed him to Mount Vernon, and endedbnly I
with his last breath. Too pure for par J
/ ty man, soaring far above the atmosphere
OF faction, he only held one name, bne
party dear to his heart-the name md
party of the American People.
In order to reveal new page in his
mans character and history, let US loOk
upon HIM IN the hour of battle and defet.
Let US pierce the battle-mists of Brandy
wine, and gaze upon him at the head tf
his legions. ...-
! Pulaski !
The noble countenance of the brave
Pole stood out in strong relief from the
white smoke of battle. That massive
brow, surmounted by the dark furcap and
darker plume, the aquiline nose, the lip, \
concealed by thick moustache. and the
full square chin, the long black hair, swee-
ping to the shouldcrs,-this marked pro-
file was drawn in bold relief from the cur
tain OF the battle-smoke. An expression
of deep sadness stamped the face of the
hero.
q was thinking of Poland!' he exclaim-
ed, IN broken accents, as he heard his.
name pronounced by Washington.
YES said Washington, with ira
solemnity Of tone, Poland has M 'h
wrongs to ayenge! But God liveSNc.,
| Heaven, yontter,' pointed tz ne ben
with his sword-sand he viii ricllhe dis
innocent at last!' .ectly rig
'He will!' echoed the Pole, as h Is
ing eye, reaching beyond time abingdon,
seemed to behold this glorious spes of this L
Poland free, the cross shiniugb be man of c
over her age-worn shrines-tlH make a g
peace glowing in her million h
! Pulaski said Washington, crea ting the g. =
derr CIV nothing
The Polander followed W aahge hay q .,
gesture of Washington's susime of no :
down the hill, he beheld Il readers wi o,,ou
the Continental Army eminent. So So
British bayone;s; he sa=- WsS
Sullivan's right wing a toeniarse our slnc'
fore the invader, yet months, should we fesN
inch of ground. fIgement to justify th oW
under Greene, loo Our outlay already harol
faces, hands, musL he purchase of new (,
to the foe; an isls, in order that we might .ey
by a sea Of Bri, a readable sheet, and we ie.
! Army extendes soon we get property b
I loot OF Os6on point Of mechanicaI' ~ ~,
banner lg waved will not be surpassed fo54:i
hef EN- in tho State. tisle be5aiI
'liiI' 90 - will exert themselves tked in ~,
'ile 80 Enable Us to enlarge -ets, syvor,I
iii ''l, osze as The "Pittsbur tHd of heroos
! some dFo ..---r-...-tish hireIino--o yes
ly alr> The Leg far over +: !.
/ Gree 'nO 'Srne's hin. IIe Il
wing This body was to he over H.. 5he
Sta est The whole ses Far to tba ans a. of
thtdo almost literally not hnentaIs w. south
/ lars ef "a few baukfQe bearino - l''.S',,
/ hll0 asrallted their ti2me grasD;5q 'LslE baa,
b, itla'ion, in wl'if a. tileir shattered for
3 dt5i}Is or no interesie lli the brave re,
afo"s.' 66rS4s among who. wreck of SuIliyar
of Have Been pcrmilted2round the banne
-, 1ent, when, NAL Red-Cross fag 9
-: tIe Of adjournment, thYery side.
.t Iches, defective and ill-jun shone over II
s. features. tie clouds with
p 20 The truth is, there isnow FIVE o'clocl
49,. lation, and this feature icohIlIct began,
~. loudly for reform The gone from III
devoted 10 the adoption one OF God!
utility is wasted in longsu sIillng yOn
toturn sueeches about matters in rified clouds
lmbria -. ..azure and :
time heavy taxupon IL D. io'S VI the
-, :, incurred in their enoiter. 0"lI' clu
80 these abuses should PorL o'litiS--tr
-, the people, and tha -, Ioie ~
|, nat we to relieve the Cor eF kpon iole bar!
s."". ~"'. condition. e @a q took in Il
med in- nz-We SEM Buf n ", Ips0n, Let
VS., for few of our fri Ntg ppb.[e
what snbscription IN 'Ib.th his s.
the IN .heless dis.ASIHdiag Iesl4: In4s OF mi
,en Should theT y gps do a. /,
-, of paper. s.Pon ebbW ea
d and 1--WE learn h ral0b, ~ "
efeated Ciearfield county rash, 44e eLPula
of the Western Dishe2e pm tol-A sh