The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-03


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well Tor The country are consseaed by the usage q az
civilized Communities OF men hen u;sv IONS with
when nation; ~ essGs s" % the The
Voice q sss,ss ~ with III
~ h;Ie they purify. and raise US 10 lhe scale OF
s;as 10 sncred msdtaons. The heart Is hed with
ior sadAss s.aps hsss CON-
,smUiaons. which awe by their magnitude and soem
ny the cycle for thought Is not scope We
are I'm The midst Of events have assembled TO COM
memorate The providence that allotted for the
deceased early bon0rs and an early tomb still allows the
passions Of 10 sit in Judgment on his lame lime
marked his There is freshness IN their green
existence an energy in the passions that surround them
ss ssce %ho Ike
the ustous fortune Of reading the ecpnc ouyed the
passions that We're once in arms They sank INTO ever
lasting rest when reason Te-establshed rage
and when charity maned actions that justice would not
command The era OF the American Revolution joined
il sanction e hsr iunsI; oossaass and
feetng time struggling with eternity. The art Of print
ing has already made their monument and the freedom
,.f.sd prss;ds", pI ~. Militant nasss has I'm tbe
volnne 81 hs iiis AZ ssnszed by much tha must ever
be sacred in the just CONCENTRATIONS OF the patriot mind
h;s amsn;ces are Mathematical n many srkng Occur
rsnees fhat must command universal aoulaase Il i.
over these that patriotism invokes us 70 commune that
mas;on for a,abton that WA wiihout snile and an
ability that dsdaned preension. And that such events
AZ e wealth blessed 0 u a
Ana Ike tame hat walked with our unfurIed banne,
ahros and norson ~ our countrymen renaired with
avsilshs alacry 10 the cluster 81 riores won in his adj
non asa e Saw M yo a. os
srene m sssem blage and nv duty IN Them 10 muItipy
nr.;scs rnn ac,s N which thers awarded disnrase
viii MI nrovore parfv 10 bring ts Nellie 10 the rrave
anu @ s,s Nv y W. rdnss ~ soo
smch carrse from one never harsh ii his own pocs
nor a-cusve n M Claims ~ ,afr;ntism Nv opn sem
s;hl;,;s. csrca -. fr n and mo sense IN antv m"s,
Soios the;y cornssIs IN " 80 ~ $3.50 = wy ''1''
NJ PoIr ,sas horn n he south He WAS reared IN The
west He was no psnsionsr upon the bounties Of the
F,cher than 81 he dle tes ,bs aser vanity H. hai
nsrot a. whos. onsmsnt was ;negry and fa;th
and these were fully shown where best employed and
M sne~;ss v.re ne fnnnd IN
thoncht fsernr with An shst 4 fresh and eIast;c T,
attitude 81 nstructress ID pstrio.s and statesmen Her
schnol S.s he schon a. MISUNDERSTANDING With sarn;na
far less BY the discipline oI .rdca! than By
The mind ls the hodv 4 not enervated no cofh;ng lint
i stren,bened 10 eYercise A seminarv ~ earnnc n
Norh Carona conierred m him ifs science ia Letters
ard its coleeiate honor He as not unmindful Of s
favor. nor Fl h;s dnt;es N his nIDa nafer Ne showed
himself grateful voarv when the confederacv had
clothed him with ~ purpe THE western world was the
nursery Of his hone and his genius II showed him The
dstncion ri s favor In The disncs;on ri ma ,varth and
s ~ iii ro.nL;rd 81 H. ho,, ~ h,s min in dn.,h e
~ cnn.;is ~ NJ State v.sye .bs early heat, 81 ~;
,hj;c ssrv;cas Thesa vsre 6rs anI;cb,ensJ WITH ,h
ro;ss II that wisdom wh;ch IN snbsenusn, vears hs e
r ~ a;a. I;rhs .t -. sshsl. ye~i - oe
~ i i vi - I'm s =. wi ~ nU'e :. r"s.s Tpm
cos .eos - '',' 90 - ssaA 'e - o"e'o'o - De
In H. S;,,;hr.o, ~ ,b lsh,. ~ IN. tJo,.. 90 D.,
,ssn,a,;v.s 80 nesr,h.,s ,vas nlacad h NJ
noon he s.rss caSmmi,iss i, "a. hsTs that h ir,
sve o;is commsncsd. ma 4, II ncul.r ;nc;,, = h;
lie Thai 10 th;s commee was assaned lie whole ones
on ~ omr interest in The te-riiory az OREGON The re-
port OF that committee drawn By an enlightened states
s kind ever REPRINTED by the Parliament Of Great Britain
ts author was ths only member from ali New Enpiand
who had cast his vote Tor Andrew Jackson in The pre-
President Of the conederacy devolved upon the House of
Representatives Il will be- found TO maintain the rights
OF our country as ultimately adjusted And that these CO.
incdences may want nothing 10 mpart to them touch.
ing interest, this question that made pivot
twenty years afterwards. on which revolved Mr. Folks
election to the Chief Magisacy and with il the issues Of
peace or war between the two and most power
u people of the earth adjusted as il was on the terms
proposed BY the American ambassador at London acting
under President Folks directions in compromise OF the
difficulty :rst rejected by British diplomacy but finally
Welded by IT, How much OF the happiness of these
kindred nations was secured by this adjustment prophecy