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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

rvAta meeting Of rhe pemo "' - "' -
General Comminee ss's Tts soIs.,,, rs.o,s,,oo
w1s adopisds , NJ.
s,,.,,a rs. WHY Electors Of The severs wars
nos.,,s 10 assemble 90 TuesoGy evening. s'll. ~,
:, ~ 1907 .. heir usoal headquarters, Or Al soch oiIe
49, fssf day, and such other places and 20 s-en
g. a. rs WAfd COmmtee may direct, excep We 70.
80 s.coad .nc Third and sixth WARDS VINO snal
a.. ID. sgales meet N Convention " ihei fesye
tvs Assembly d. stncis and one 10 Dc eice71 "o- -'
D.stnc a. large by esch Convection. ,. -
The Convention Of tho Fifst AssemDy Dstlct 20
a, Dss.ps HOTEL FuODst. % Thursday, @sIh lnsl O. q
O'Clock. 49,, 49,. -. , 81.
The Convention Of Second Assembly Distnct % meet A.
The North America Hotel, corner Bowery and bayaf3
as 90 Tnursfay Inst Al y O'Clock. % eject Dergate
10 represent tneir Assembly Distinct ia the state Souse-
moo 70 BE- held Syracuse the 1th day Of September
1919.
ZOPHAR MILLS elected Chairman Ia place Of
Hem, T. Dawes, resigned GERARD STvTvEsANr "as
elected fret Fice-Ch4 man, IA place d LOphar Mnisi
elected Chairman, and BENEDICT Evils ia was elece9
s-coud Vc.-C Chairman 10 p ace Of Gerard s1yvessnt
LOPHAR MILLS, Chairman
Gss.ao srryssAST, {Vee-chsiunan.
y 70" & s I.ssos, Secretaries 90 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

II VINO mas Any RIGHT 10 DlorArs In this free ooun.
try No one So simply adslss that before buying
pair Of boots you examine the cheap and SPLEEN
dd assortment Of that enepnsirg tradesmar, JoSEs II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

rS'- Don't forget. for know, that there IL place
10 the city whers you ind Boo, at lower
pce than at the Of Futon and Nas.ausL opposite
the Herald Office French calf boots ~ 90, worth 81
calf - 30, worth a. So Caters aud Shoes in pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

BALrIroaE, Friday. sept 40 b. ".
The S0Iti eru Mai has been received, but con-
tairs nothing ol sp.eia interest or importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ We call attention 10 the lsrgs sent annual sale ~
LOCO casss Boots and Shoes on Tuesday next Sept 49,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. ~ at the store Of A. d. GALE,
sl53ts 225 Peafl.sL NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

The EuropR's aivices have been received, since
which 800 bales of Cotton have changed hands at fu
prices Middnng Fair Of the new crop Is quoted II 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

SUNDAY CoURfER-This leading member Of the SUNDAY
Press commences the publication Of Local Moved
tomorrow, elted THE Game OF Life" These exciting
stories have certainly done much 10 open peoples eyes
the Truth regarding The Of crime and suffering IA
large cities Whatever may think Of Sunday papers
generally, DO md to admit that the Courier ths
albeit and most h sh.loned among them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ The Era Of sunday September IS, will contsla
another chapter Of that popular novel The Merchant Prince
continuation The Prisons Of Paris, Murder VIII out
and usual excellent selection Of tales Sketches editon
ais &C &c. Office q Spruce a. Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Store 1928 CanaLst-unsarpassed by any for beauty du
rahilty or cheapuess } " kELLOGS SIS 81
LADEs Doors sNO sEogs We recommend our lady
readers who desire to their feet sncssed IN neat
aud very superior article. call a. The store OF Mr.
MlLgR, l22 Canast whose stock OF boots. shoes, gait
efs ladies' and children cannot be surpassed. Mr.
has long been recognized Of the best In that
trade snd bis aim be 10 add to his POPULAR
~ by making very superior article and selling ii
markabV moderate price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ Them 9 suits, the best ever had, Is
now on hand Wholesale and retail They consist Of
dne cloth dress ffock coat Cashmere pants and fancy
vest Also, oyer-cOas and cloAks from 81 to 81 Bust
ness coats 10 81 Corner Of Nassau and Beskman SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

" We have opened our STOCK Of New Fall MILLIN
Ehf and fANNI GOODS. srONIER s. CO.
IN ~ Bswey, oppe<its Tls.asl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Locomotive AnvERrsE>itNrs-All we can cay OF NE
beauty the e.back lister the graceful shape and rich
texture OF KNoxs Fall fashion hats ecipsed by the APP
peal they make for themselves from the heads that
them Nothing made Of ysA has created stronger
f,,li4g IN the community
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ A GENrLENAN's Hat. Of beautiful model eSqii
anish, and gracefully ssingupon The head Tie result
production OF consecutive artistic talent appropriately
applied. prompting The observer 10 escaim, IT'S no
longer tailor but The haer, make. The man. and WAS
Mock Il, he halter POS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

CRY CouErJohn Cavanagh was pi sced 90 trial on an
inl lcffneUt for selling hguO. without license IL viii he
remembered that upon me incoming 81 the present Com
Council 81 applications Tor town license were refer
red f1 Excise Committee Oi that body sri thal soon a.
Ter their appointment they held meeting and passed
resolution hat they would grant no licenses Several ap
pcauons were naie 90 the NOmmou Council, which
either ad pom ile table referred Dab This Excise Com
inee and acted upon. The pubicans. seeing that
they too .cr.mnsely refused license and
given tor hs refusal continued their business usual
hence the following indictments The evidence against
Cavanagh conclusive. aud the Jury found BIN guilty
he psoJle Go'rge Iilss0a Also ind rted Tor selling
liquor without license under the circumstances
- the one shove The jury, without leaving their seats
found the defendant guilty
JCsrcE's Court Thomas Coggius, James McLesry
snd David Rogers, were examined a charge Of as
sauirrg Ralph Nausveer 20 gr0ggery in the Seventh
Ward. The Justice fined McLeary $2i Rogers SO. aud
held COggins 10 bail 10 answer 90 smother charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

rP-WooD Of 81 Canalst near Broadway, As usual is
out with a splendid Hat OF style, al tho asionsh.
lug low price OF - to those IN want We prssameit'
snuf .ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

The ROUsD ISLAND PARTY The Mobile pa
pers publish interesting particulars concerning
,he party on Round Island derived from gentleman
returned from that vicinity Their number Is 5Oi
aud ell In camp but, beyond that, they give no
signs II military organization. They are neyerhe-
ess kept under strict gements tor the preserys
ton OF order and IL Is believed they compose portion
OF regiment under the command OF Col. White, Of
iucatan memory Lieut. Col. Bnscoe and Maj Harriss.
The Colonel aud MAJOR pass much OF their time at
Pascagouls The RsgistT and Journal says
" The men on the island are In possession Of plenty
of money and obtain their supplies OF provisions from
New Orleans. some apprehensiOns We. e entertained
OF distractions In procuring supplies, IN consequence
Of Commander Rsndolphs proclamations but they
have succeeded In eludng the vigilance OF the i've
sells THE Albany the Frt the Gen Taylor the Nymph.
and the Water Wtch) which closely Invest the Island
90 sunday, schooner arrived from New Orleans laden
with provisions and anchored al the wharf at Pasca.
goula That night Major Harris went aboard and the
schooner quietly slipped from her anchorage aud sailed
tor the west end Of the island, where she run
the beach. Immediately she boarded by 80 men,
and her cargo was taken out and tOsted, or carried
ashore. Before it was entirely removed however the
officers Of the Nymph had got notice Of the movement
and boat was dispatched In pursuit Upon arrival at
tue schooner IL found al the cargo gone except nine
barrels Of bread, one Of sugar, and a bag OF coffee
These the officers Of the boat forbid being taken ashore
and the Round islanders We're compelled D. submit.
MAJOR Harris returned In boat and passed the night
upon the Nyrnph, being upon friendly terms with tho
Commander
Commander Randolph subses lenuy sent a commu
nicatnn % the Island That 10 future be- would interfere
with their proceedings further than 10 prevent any
armed departure Ia sea gong vessels They should be
allowed % receive prOyislOns, but not arms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

COMwON SCHOOLS The Superintendent Of
Common schools for the City OF Brooklyn made his
report Yesterday 10 the County Clerk. We CLEAN
from 10 the following The amount eNpend for teach
ers wage, was s25 $50, and for libraries, s16O7 IS
There have been attending the Schools, during the
past year, an average OF 1888 IN coiored Schools
during the same time 372. The amount received ior
such Schools for the same time was sl,l.O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ Father Mathew hss administered
pledge to 1900 people at Lowell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

WIGS ToUPEss-We would call the attention u
citizens and Strangers requiring Wigs aud Toupees, 70
recent Improvement Of important character, Ia.
vented by L. PHALoS, B Broadway, corner u Dey.sL
under the Franklin House. They DO his Hair.
Catng Rooms, where may be the largest and bes
assortment 10 the ely sl4 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

MEETiNG OF THE ABEKIcAs BoARD-The Pitts.
field correspondent OF the B0s,0n Trarsll0 says the
toFtieth annual meeting Of the A. B. c. +. ". com
menced IN that village the afternoon OF the llth
The attendance % very large. DR.. Beechsr preached
the Annual Sermon. Mr Freiing huysen presiGes over
toe meetings From tbs Iressurers Report Il spears
that the receipts Of the year have been SOL 705 n
and tbs expenditures S2oj,fl- AZ, being 50 2-6 u,
ICES than the ps-reducng the debt that amount
and leaving s3l603 ~, the present Indebtedness Of
the Board DR.. Anderson read tie abstract Of the
Annual Report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
GENIN. ID Rroalway. oPPo.lLe 81 Paar.


The motto Of GENiSs establishments thai OF Napoleon
There is such word impossible To produce such
perfect mode. of ha-so rich IN maieris exquisite
shape perfect tn tuish, his presea. Fa sye, ~
four daars. would have been deemed hopeless tack BY
most manufacturers yet 70 Is now, the French say
iii lccoupi-s finished fact Come ana cracise he sr
Gle lsl4.ll GENlN, - Broadway, opposite - Paws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
IT. Tie follow ng 'etier ibis day received ~
THa,As Ks~slrr Co Pgcscrvcrs u Fiesh Provisions.
a. iher olIce y Old-sAp
SAY FssNcisco, JAY o. $50
Messrs kENss1r 4 CO.
~ Dds p =
GFNrs The preserved meats purchased ci you by ~.
sef were perfectly good sri irrsh though posed To-
every charge OF 'usie You may make whsi ~ .
vos choose ktspecif44.y you're, GREEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Tbs shows Wig majority Of II, which Is gan
Of , upon lasi year. Inc House stands As follows
Whx. Csitoa Loco F1los
lsi9.. 100 FL u
lSfS..l0S a a.
Wing maj 81 Loco, las; year, 9: whis gain, a.
To sum up, We have a msj1Tiy Of the people sgsinsi
the Coaltion. OF 6se5 and majority in The Senate
against the Coalition, Is IN the House g. and IN join,
ballot II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT Is the only remedy
that can be relied for the cure Of epilepsy Or lss
Sickness nysiencsl his, c0nyg.siOns spasmsAc Doctor
vegetable extract for sixteen years has been sst
ed BY many persons who have suffered with this dfesl
disease and Ia every where Il has had fair s as
effected permanent cure
hf stephen r. Pratt corner Of SIKH avenue and Twen-
D-'iAisL New-fork states that Mr Chas II. Boughon,
member Of nis family has been severely afflicted viii
sprpe his Tor many years, that be obliged 10 rein
q9sn nis business. Having used Dr. HARTs Vegetable
EHfaet 'says Mr. Pratt be restored to perfect
heath and e. this city for Tho Of Ohio
bis business.
Key. Mr.. Smith, Rector u - Peters Church spo<
wood, New Jersey who been afflicted with eoieurc
tts FOR than forty years that he has used Dr.
Hairs Vegetable EKusci and bis health hs. been %
much improved hat DO hopes By Divine blessing 10 have
no IT,.
Gurus. O. dsyberry, Esq. formerly Postmaster al nc
Nils, Crawford Co. Pa now living Ia Enc Co Pa .lsles
ha Tor many years past be has been .orey afflicted viii
~ and be e now happy state that per.svsripg sss
Of Dr. HAIRS Vegetable Extract, la. restored nm 70
sound aesh icing entirely freed from that worst OF al
diseases
Ffeo ~ ). HART, NJ d. New-York
n o. D. sands Of Fulton and Willlsm 80
1geuls, Sew-York
u Thomas, agent, 1853 Main-s Cincinnsd, Ohio.
ror sale ~ Druggists, generally throughout the Union
AIS 1axWksImDA lm-oysW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ The steamer Joseph Belknsp will leave pier foot
" Chambersst tomorrow morning Al o'clock for New
burgh and intermediate places This soat touches Il
Hammond'st RockiaDd bake Sing Sing, West Point, &C
Returning, leaves NewbuTgh at ] o'clock ? NJ FueD
NeNbufg4 ID rcots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
LYoNs's MAGNETIC POWDER.

ETLYos's Magnetic Powder, for the destruction Of 81
Eaa' Of Insects and pills for the destruction OF rs ana
MICE wishou. poison, 40 Broadway, near Canal.l
SEFEkEscEs.
JOHN l. RoOME, Esq superintendent N. hosPi
ID. d. HOWARD, Esq Irving House
> 1HAfER COZZENs, American Hotel
COLEMAN srETsoN, EsQs. As,of House.
EPxxsToA u, RoD0xs, Is< Cs<ssn hssse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
II CHRIsrYs MNsrRELs perform this ate
a, Mechanics Hal, at o'clock

WcxAS hSooKED DowS.-A. the conner OF
Chambersst and Broadway, yesterday about 3 P. NJ
woman, apparently an emigrAnt, was knocked down
By cartrnan Who was fGri0usy driving ID Broadway
1e poor stranger was crossing from tue corner of the
PAX a. the tine tae collision took place she was rem
derec insensoie - the blow, and Gd speak al the
reporter Ell che was taken 20 some place IN Cham
bersst b. two men WHO we're spectators Her name
or ussse sSs wu soaas cosla nor 10 s>csrtxinsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ An important meeting Of tie "New-Yo-k
sacred Music Society" Vocal Society" and Amer
can Musical Institute, announced for Monday even
Ing next, At the Coliseum Il Is understood that az
rangements then be considered for the union Of
the entire vocal talent OF NewYork This vii be a
meeting Of great interest," and will doubt draw a
large attendance Of the musical world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

tE- The brilliant success Of the Summer Fttes
a. Castle Garden has induced the enterprsng lessees
Of thai establishment 10 make arrangements Tor &c..
Of Concerts At the Broadway Tabernacle during
the ensuing week. The most distinguished talent In
the City already engaged, and pains or expense
will be spared make thee festivals the most popular
musical entertainments given In New York. The
hr.t Concert takes place Monday evening and they
Will be continued with different performances. every
eveuip. In tie week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Tbs show. wig msiority Of Il. Which IS q 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ The iSecoDd Bed Plate Of the Liverpool
steamer Arfic ~zs cast yesterday afternoon AZ the
Novelty works 10 Twelfth 81. Quite large party
ssm5ed 70 witness the spectacle. The dimensions OF
tie huge mass Of iron length, 81 ieet inches
width feet and weight about % tuns. 80 that the
weight Of the Two bed plates alone IS In the neghbor-
Of 70 tons. The running Of the metal with the mold
occupied precisely one minute and forty seconds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ PROF. PLrNBEs DAGUERREOTrPEs nam
tain their celebrity usual which uus, Be a4tter-
M 10 The proprietor IL IS satisfactory to the public.
Those WHO may wish to pass away short tine plea
sanity would b. highly granaei b visiting Mr..
PLUxsEs place No. 81 Broadway, over Tenneys Jew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

CHOLERA AT SEA.-Of the sIeerage passenger.
By the seine. from Havre, eight died by Cholera On
their way 10 this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

ArrEsD TO YOUR DlEr.-A gentleman told u.s.
day or ago that his wife very ID, having had
the Cholera seven times during the preceding day
Upon nquiring 10 what she had been eating, We
learned that she had only eaten dozen broied ross
the nigh, before 50 that people bad better be- care
fal about INDUCING in these spris chickens
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13

southwark from the Sacramento, across the
Colorado, across the Gila, across the Cordl-
leras-the Sierras Madres OF the West and
OF the East--to the very Gulf, wherever
there are mines and fertile lands and this
population will be a free population, too, re-
iusing slaves and slavery as much as they
are now refused in California and New Mex
leo. What could we gain from Mexico by
further wars and conquests, except more free
territory which could only make free States'
No, hereafter we shall be allowed, and we
certainly shall be content, to remain at peace
with Mexico; remembering the former con-
fct with all the less regret that it has proved
to us, in its results, what no one perhaps
expected, the cause of the settlement Of a
great domestic difficulty, and the arrest Of a
formidable evil. Here meat comes forth out
Of the eater, and sweetness out Of the strong.
Good springs from the seed OF evil; and Prov
idence has punished the vanity Of human de-
signs by giving them all but the last success.
II IS the Mexican war to which we are in
debted-or are about to be indebted--in the
U. States, for the settlement Of the slavery
question, and the final most glorious and
most happy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the world
happy for the country---of liberty, Of virtue,
Of national progress and prosperity Phil
North american
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13
Water Rotted He mp--Thc Secretary OF
the Navy,

We cannot too earnestly urge upon the Secretary
of the Navy the necessity of return to the former
plan OF purchasing all the hemp required by the gov
eminent, In open market. What the farmers require
is certain market, and without that they will not
prepare water rotied hemp. In very short time
the hemp crop will be ready for cutting and the far
mers should know what they have to depend upon.
If u change IL not made in the advertisements OF the
government The turner's will not risk the labors and
expense Of water rotting their hemp.
We have reason 10 believe that the Secretary of
the Navy ~ disposed to forward the wishes Of the
Western farmers, and this he can do by purchasing
in open market. We understand that about $50 tons
will be- required and from the best information we
can CLEAN up are certain that the quantity now
on hand falls short of20O tons and the general opn
ion here is THAT the government Is supplied with all
the hemp IL needs and the advertisement the Secrc.
iary seems to hold the idea that there is enough
10 last until january next This however, is not
in the way Of the plan we have proposed TO the Sec
rotary, for II purchases were made here now, the
Navy Yard at Boston could scarcely receive it before
next January
The government is certainly under an obligation
TO purchase all the hemp, Of proper quality, now
on hand, for the farmers prepared II under tile NC
ton of the government, and with the most perfect
reliance upon certain sale We pray the attention of
the government 10 this matter, and we respectfully
urge upon the distinguished gentleman who presides
over the Navy Department, the necessity of doing
somcthingin this busness at once Ii most impor
tant mattel both 10 the farmers Of the West and to
the government. We have great confidence In the
patriotism Of our Secretary, and feel sure that he
will do all in his power cherish and promote this
great home intcfes, - Louisville, Ky, Courier.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13
HEALTH OF Minnesota.

The following paragraph is from the MIN
esota Register. What it says OF the heal
thy climate Of Minnesota we believe 10 be
strictly. true. If there circulates in any coun-
try purer atmosphere, we do not know Of
it. Before many years, it will be great
resort in the summer season for people of the
South who would escape the deblitating ef-
fects Of that climate, or who would repair
their shattered constitution:
''But the charm of'Minesota life is health
health! The winters are not more severe
than in many parts Of New York and New
England, while the diseases OF southern l1t-
itudes are avoided, Sound mind in sound
body is a destiny which all should seek, and
which is Of more worth than the golden sands
of California. Pestilence rides the blast in
southern or midland towns-wasting disease,
and the relaxation Of sky nearer tropical
latitude, are the baneful attendants of Pacific
adventure, while the emigrant to Minnesota
feels a renewed life in the buoyant summers
and bracing winters Of this young ward o
the republic
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13
SABBATH THOUHTs.
by DAVID PAUL BROWN,
I,ifHsIify

- Eafdeiiy
Great God who that surveys thy glorious works,
Above, below, AROUND us, every where,
Replete with power and goodness-dares dispute
The grateful homage which creation breathes
To thy Almighty and Eteraa name.
Deny the Deity Then doubt myself
Then doubt thy doubt, thy reason, as thou may'st;
Then doubt thy death groans and the OPP ming eartl
That yawns to cluch thee-how can'a thou doubt
That sinful doubt springs from the power TO reason
Whence springs the power 10 reason9 From tina
'Gainst which thou reason'st That man is mad,
Who in The selt.suflicency OF pride, presumes t,
grasp
lnhnity, or measure boundless oceans In his palm.
The creature doubts his Creator-his creation doubt
He never tras, nor is, nor ever shah BE-
And YET ann.hlation, by the grave,
Comedies existence Existence to what end
To rotl To feed the worm enrich the soil?
And nurture the green sward that covers it4
us well but where is the immortal soul s
Where ull the restless energies of litel
Have they decay'd with that clay tenement
Are they extinct l--then why Were they created
Begin Thy reas ming there thou Infdel;
And prove recreant rebel-lf thou can'st
Tile error that has brutali2ed the mind
or carIh's created lord, consist in this,
Man, feeble man, enlarg'd by his conceir
lmagines nothing greater than himself;
Mounts on his pigmy stills, and looks abroad
Upon this fertile, fragrant wide domain
Ffaught with the treasures of ten thousand years,
Luscious with fruits and redolent with how'rs
And welding in his wild fantastic dream,
An earth and ocean sceptre-yainly deems,
Usurper like allegiance all dissolved;
And stands busl,less traitor 10 that Pow'r
That cnrd him ont OF nothing 10 confer,
Upon subject serf, Heavenly crown.
PHiLArElrnIA, September 81 lRi2.