The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
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 Ma SPEAKER I'm opposed to the bil--mos. relIgiousiy opposed to is, Marriage Is . aontrec, hoaored by time, and aanetioned by the wise and learned of al ages, from CSafueius and zoroaster, down to Mir. B1lwer and Pierce ButIen It's effects have not been more blessedly general than generally blessed. Hear ! hearl T We oursefyes arc living monuments perpetnating and establlshne the fact. Some Of the men,bers considerably excited partic- ulsTly Mir. Vaadsnburgl It sas poased a deluge OI ineHhanstibls sanligbt over the heavfpg waters Of supeFiatively civilized society 1t has been the only solitary star. shedding aud emitting It's glorious eHalgence, and unrivasd splsndoF, cloudlessy over tho opaque cong gomerstion Of shadows which have enveoped the hesthea and savsge since the " tiaIe whereof the memory of man rnAneth not to ihe contrary" All nations, oil clssses. all ages have sippedOf It's cap of bss. IBlad with iowers Of god sweeter than brandy teddy and not half scarce as bee honey from Mt. Hymettua. tAlr. Vigo faint ed. After the door keeper had successfully per- formed the operation Of !" carrying him out,n Mfr BancuInbe eontinued,) This mighty globalar sphere upon which VIC stand and have our being, had l,ask ed, like an ichneumah, beneath tho shadows oi las evergreen pslmetio--
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 It has blessed the darky diseolored aboriginal, upon his return from the deleclabls war paih shrisking his iaernal howl. and waving his incar- nate6 scaps n tie horror stricken air like star. spangled banuerS.''
 "-Oh. long may they wave, Ger the land of the free and ths home of lhe brave"
 fTremendous cheering from the whole House It has blessed the white-ioeked, tali-forned, haze nut-eyed Hoosier, trotiing home from his maize field, where the hsrbilerous staiks reached 10 a more particular attitude than the knee of his last parrennial " itle one" It has rewarded the peon of Mexico, the serf of Russia the canaile Of France the bourgsose of Germsny, the dark haired Italian; the mandarin of China. the third.c caste Brahmiu, and the wake-drunkards of :" Erin 20 bragh." It's ceremonies have been solemnized in the Sanhedrm of the Jew, beneath the obelisks of the Egyptian, In the hundred ptliared temple of the AssyFan ma g the floating gardens of the Aztec, the mArbe paa- ces of Nero, the Rome-burner. and the pictured walls of the Louvre of the i,oais's. The iiend- plonghlnan, Desoiation drove his one. eyed " self sharpener" over the walls of Pfi1m, the Trojan, because his ber-presumptive dared desecrste ii.4- Heroes and demi gods have tilted and pershed in it's man,aiuauce. Historians have giided the pages oi their deathless chronicles with its bonires aud ilu i minations. Druids have awakened their wild ey- tnesas. and poets strnng their orse-air haTps in its glory, and to sing it's coasummatioDs. An who forget while his heart is yet susceptible of an emotion, ths suffsrings of the virtuoas Penelope, as sung by the blind Grecian. whose name Crabbe should have used as the synonyme for immortality i Who can forget the ~ild-harped hymns of Ossian- the sweet fabcies Of Spencer or the sublime flu sions of Milton Where lives the man whose soul has mol chuckled over the stanzas of Tom Moore, and :" danced in pride" on the cantos of Byronl - i These, MT Speaker, deem uhanswerabe, indeiea- sbie considerations auiagouistich to fhis internal b.ii. conclude, sir, iD the pathetic language of Mr. ebster, orator for all times and all subjects Let it rise Jill i; meet the in its coming, that the first rays of the morning may gid it. and part l ing day finger and play round it's summit" MT. 1 Speaker, tei's 'oet (The Speaker fainted)