The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-30

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purple range. in the distance ~ ,ho So, N,'nn
tains tern,,r.t;,,,, I'll ~ ~ - ~"
fla. yLolo or ,L? .t N'" ''''S' O'ei
such soft, delicate, shades and shadows as were
neediGl to display the rest, there Law a clear ex
pan-e of level sunshine, SO tender, bright, and
inoVeless, as to convey an imp,es,iun Of Lriybt
ehclhntment, Which grew upon your gaze. and
out ct which rapture you awoke as from dream
OF iaity land, or from tie CONTEMPLATION Of a
scene IN some ideal sphere
Fortunate Dr. knkcl, to have such n window
as ths II was no wonder that, beside. b, stud
les M theology, IN ancient and medieval art. and
IN ancient and modern languages-bc.nes writ.
ing hl> History Of the Arts and contributing lear.
ned papers TO various periodcals--be.de, prea-
ching, lecturng, public and private teaching his
soul was obliged to compose a volume Of poems
--hhd again dispIease the severely o'hodox, by
the absence OF all prayers in verse, aud the pres.
ehce oi devout love OF nature.
For. here i, their rl,cali,,
Learning and p1eav abide.
Not slumbering ON the uufltbomeJ go,
Yet oil unconscious Of the tide
Ihaiurges on mortality
Ih CddIes, ana m circles wide
Ak here, the soulc can loo obrood
Beyond each cold and narrow stream.
Enrch'd with gold fom mine and ford,
Drought sparkling to the solar beam
~ oe no hlser with It's hoard
- ''s '"''"o" u'e""''
mus sang Or hInkel, IN our imperfect transs-
uon thus inadeqnately echoed; aud here he
wrought hard IN his vocation amidst the smiles
o! some oi the loVIlest OF Natures scenes.
bu, besides the possession # all these books,
anu oi uhis wodefiul window, Dr. klnkel was yet
more fortunate IN ms domestic relations. He was
married 10 an amlaVle, highly educated, and ac-
'""'ph,"ed iadF' VINO ehdeavored, by al the
means IN her power to assist his lahors and rem
drf thein les "nerous by her own eXertious She
was very hne muslcan, and superior piano
'"''' pl"Ntr-ont ni the fIyorie pupils Of Mos
'''''''' ana afterwards we believe OF MendeIs
'oii'' Hhe d'Vlded her time equally between as
s'uhS her husband educating their child, and
giving private lessons IN music; and because this
accomplished, hnrd-workng compile did not fud
'heh energies quite worn out by tuiling thirteen
n"uf, day they gave private concert at the
.aste once month. at which whole opera Of
M"z'ft or weber was often gone through-both
"'e "">"unlen'ai ana V"r"l parts being by anna
"u.S' or pnph' o' Madam hlnkel
- ,W'ce hghin, we say, notwithstanding oil
"ese iaoorS' Dr hlnheI lie IN the Castle o. Pop
p',Horh was mat "i fortunate and happy man,
= -, ~ ''''u. WV anu u"I y N'aI-
" "s'. ne could not nave been more; probably
"e VAS ''Ss'
PICTURE THE THIRD.
II Is the wear lSiS and the Continental Revo.
lutions are shaking all the foreign thrones. Eve.
Nhodv. not directly or indirectly in the pav Of
Court feels chat the lot Of tie people should he
aucllorHted. The populations rf ali nation. have
h'r-e enormous burdens viii pxtraurdinmv a.
iI"cc. for very long 'iwc-,gy % thousand
'""r--aud at last tlry have 200 more patience
lrit BIT vhn j. all III. ,r b-t e. HDr.lt tu.
learning and science 20 ruat.c r.pt.r,- and Ii,t,r-
"'qrg cascf l. ha- hl'h,rto been ryg r'eI IDS tuo
gr''sN material ar # too cuar-c and cummor
nrHcicoil'v fnr 'hr great majority If Glo.e whose
lives were pai.ed IN ah-lHct studies aud refine
ment,. Ay-'ut Ills must not continue. The
world has com" too pass ut which every soul
must awake. Hpd .hu'd tr "vp and doing
~. "",!led hlnkrL now, hr,i.Ic. us ether
.'"n"r, an e"".nmrn'.. ani private earnings, is
Installed a, s'iare' l'r. ics..r in tie University
"i i'"nn. u cannot %" bu' such u.Hu must a
WAX ana iaLr I'm m'c,'-' m ihcsr Continental
r' 'voln'lnns winch are boiling I'm Ill around him.
Siil It - not likely le will step into the vortex
or approach ~ ~, worldly position Is slroug
"+'hs' u--aii Tn, IN ctc>t> are against II; more
o,rr NE has wife, and besides he has now three