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county. sad plsee tAsa = ~ -
friends. SscA . palsy wa Nsvsg
hpscrs under any sdnialssvatioa.
Ia Polk both pssnlatse whlgs ~
official stations. Hut such 10 10 l.
policy no longer. 4 10 Ia be . esa
On the psrt Of tho whigs. for W. 4
power, aud they set before shsss pssS
their country. the extraordinary =
Gle Of a man bidding Tor The PsssI
with the forty ihoassud Offices I
country ~ tho reward Of sseeses. /
have condemned military Presidents
they have nominated = i'urrly =
chirftain, without civil qasli6eatis~sl
commend him to the favor Of tAs An
people.
These are some Of the issses Of q
,sss IL our next We shall pvsssnt i
equally " ,r.hy ot- consideration, a
psaI,"g equally to the friends Of The I
luton, aud to the true i'r:sOds Of ths
$500
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Ss,,,A., tho ith inst.
r- 81, - lion. r. A. patillc. Col.
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~.-.,... "a .oov taking the chair sx'
~S-;.sI -. oh;.rt 81 the meeting.
~ ..c,;on Colonel n. l.. Douglas OF
=, ..., .,A ~ n ID. Ward Of Mar
III, ~. ;.v;,.d 10 nc, A. Vice Presidents,
md condue,.d to the stand by ". }. Hal,
~ ~. n ~ I.ouybe,y and ]. ". Barrett
~, war. annotated Secretaries.
.,,,,n,;ate ,vayer. by the request OF
,n p,a',t.S ~ wnsof!,f.dhy Rev Iessc Wit,
A. Wr,r,h WA, then called upon. took
,t,. .,,,J aud delivered the Introductory
snoaL
son inc" P,'se"''" "" I'D .,mmsn,.
resolutions thereto "PP'"''''
I'd upon Them ia.
Une'e 10 WIZ r'.' ,o, wholly de-.
prrt""". o" una. $685." ~. III. nrd.r ,hs
N"'' W '''e''' '..'.. ..i.h.d oh.
committee VI is'..',,'..,
s''v'" !" '"n '."s ,h.n c.lled mon IN
y" - ,,"", .',;',,, a,d romrl,.d. after
'u ''O, w.. ,,a. l.n mon III, re.olu
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e' o' W. '' .,,"son,.d Lv tho 70.
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VIA, SNAIL "o'''eP'''' ""' IVY" nil
To 'he c"'c,P'se' -, ''i'
the proceedings OF Tue "'ee'"'s'
The President amer eNpre"s'"g "'' s''''
ne"''"'' AZ we ""'"'""y ~; J;s
the convention, ADJOURNED II S"" "'e'
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80. ',..,ao,d !, tho cut,.r,r;.e O,
h,,i,;nn R.il,o,d called the "Vicks
I"rn Sh,ov.nor, and Texas Railroad
III n.a;.o,a r., their ,no,oy and re-.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-18

0- W. publish the communication Of a
States Rights Democrat. and In connection
with u, have but to make the simple re-.
mark. that no party, nor clique. nor any in
dividsAl. has the slightest control over tho
columns Of the Republican. A. every well.
informed pcrscn knows. an editor il no,
responsible for tho reflections Of his cor.
respondents Il il Sufficient for hip, 10
maintain bis own positions, aud 10 justify
bic own language.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-18

Alta Democratic meeting Of tho citizens
Of Cas- county. held At Jefferson on the
l4th ult, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resoired. That the Democratic party oi
Cass county will give public barbecue on
Friday, the 1st u October. 1t Jen~rson
to which the citizens Of Cass, and adjoining
counties are respectfully invited.
Rssoirtd, That lhs following gentlemen
be appointed 10. act ~ committee Of ar.
engagements: Maj Dcnnari. Capt. T.. Z.
Scott, Col. w. b. Aiken, Dr.. II. D. X.
Taylor. u. r, l. u. Cross, CO... j. ".
Brisksil. J. J. Hatcher, J. g. Elliott. K w.
Nssaiah, Sam F'rlou. j. r. Morgan, r. A,
Stslss. ed Caleb Rasir.
Rssofsed, That the following reu,lenes
b appointed 10 set ~ comnittre o. jnvt.
t&ticn to invite speskess 70 addrvss The
aIsesting +. q. Benners, N. Tva~iek, L.
4. Ellis, 9. r Moseley, J. n. ws,scs. AID
eaneci Carey.
Rssoissd. Tbs. tn fossgsins sseslss,sss
y pshlishsd II ~ Jsasssse nsnld, ssA
Marshall Rspshlisaa. u SpelisW ~ nese.
Ing adjourned sias ~.
N. TRAWlCk, Chm.
l.. A. Esaas 0AApv ss /
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~ ~, while . cool. health inspiring
lspess swee9 svss ~ Asdssass. The ~.
tct1saee ~ lasss. wsssPp"ss ssses must
~ bsea - twelve bssdrsd psssons o"
- avsssd, asssg whon wsFs bstwssn
- - ~ hsedssd lsd'ss, who sraesd
asassetle M ehsis psssssss. and whose
l1esaiag lssts ssd bright smiles impaired
4ill1lDaal in>sssss y De day. There were
esi1eI ! asnhse u good speeches delivered
-.skN - = ~ purposs--bas sufficient.
j. ss y essvaes shs Judgment and to
49, ~ sashssiasm u Tie assembled
ae1ltIn6s.
11e0sssh II ?. Msrah, Esq, was an
Alrs ~ sssdissbls to bis tals"s'--sr.
esmselsNys. lssid. sad ioscibls. lls was
h1swst y Col. Simpsso. who introduced
- ssseteasss Ths stIer Of Col. .. was
.sd11lly sSasaessd wish The resolution. Il.
s1eevssy tally shsIr intentions. The
iAhdsGpo)ssies wss ~ particular object Of
hssodDka Il wss ialsodsssd. hs said 10
~ Rsassad preisst recently set on
u Dslvsslsa. By whleh shs proposes
. D sysAsa u railways throughout
thse - tssslsss d which are all 10
I've slGpss>ss. Csl- .. rssd N shsssac.
81 6npsjsse. ~ psssssasd 70 show that
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several members OF the committee eau be
consulted; which will have 10 bc done by
correspondence.
"Ws an informed that the names Of Gen.
james II. Rodgers, Of Cass; A. u. Evsns.
Of San Augustine, and Judge u. NJ. Rob-
erts. Of Shelby, have been saggesscd to the
Central Comn,i,tee ~ proper persous to be
nominated in place Of Judge Evans; and
accordingly their names will be submitted
70 the members Of the committee At an
early day for their opinion. The result.
when sscertainssl. will ~ promptly made
known 10 our readers. We hope the Cen
trail Committee will act with ~ much dis.
px-ch ~ possible. a. there seems To be n
growing Disposition 10 have the candidate.
canvass the State ~ much A. they can
previous to the November election"
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m tablss ~ long pshls = bold.
inp11s 81 ~ ~ psrsNeA n As"ss
- y sss,lIsae - Esd ~ ersdssAtss y
" Uaeb ~ ~ he eesnmittes u sss
~ seess ~ gspassd 4 What ~ss
kesln ~ y, ttsss ~ - sbew6sass.
J ~ 1sbs. ~ Ils1gs. u Shreveport.
vs. eal'sA spos. 40 d<Gsersda very lively
~ spisjtsd spssch. lie said. that g one
X - Stjpgasss from Shreveport. he would
ssll shsm hat shs people Of North Loai'sA""
wsys IL sasusss In thsir s~thaaiasm !" re'a'
~ = itis sssd; Ivy hsd determined that
Il shosId ~ osils, snd h hsd No doubt they
wessd ssrmosas every obstacle that might
iay In ~ way. lis wosid tell them per-
hsps what ~ had already learned, that
the people q Csddo pa'i'h would consent
70 tai thsmselves 10 The amosnt Of 1850 wv
u tstld ths road to the T<sas line lie
had AeeesAsld there were misgivi"gs ]"
Texas, o. seee6nt q sss Plank rosd pro-
,.et. recently s.astsd At Shreveport lie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-18


" In publishing the Kentucky resolu
tons in the Republican Of TIE Id iasl, shs
date was rendered 1859. lnssesd Of 1890.
We did nat discover The n,lss.ks until the
whole edition wss lxintsd. Il w.s aeadsd.
however. "I'hs KsatseLy Kssolstions Of
1909" whleh was ss1lcisns for . correct
ss1s9sandisy Of ths matter
o. ~ nseunT 70 SIR THAT rms Tv.
lsr TnGnsaApn HAS sNpuLexp IN A xo.r
ssrusslouS ATTACK uroS M. Louumxav.
os ruc Trssh RsruslscAs. TITS ARR.
ttr " psssnAcs TO TINS TEIxasApn
syn 'sfst ~ CONDEMNED sY ALL VINO
nsctso sas ,seHsTv o. rHx Pnsss. Nh.
~ lsssFtl as ArrAsk IN rns nAnSEs
Z tnsssenn. S'r Asssstiss Hsrait.
g ~ 'isfpsn ~.dsssat New Bvssn,
q 5000 'ssa lie Lagrange Med !
sre' 81 'ge'ag lheis aissNtis~ 70 IL
ra''af q % e'aFs Il il rsstaps we'll
II q i''a t'.7as sre louo of NE aae.a
@ess ~ grs'vias width "a weoa1
e7sss.- ~ xsa,ese and .,il 4ra ..Id
IA ..asfay ss4ts4 ~ ,soir csltu,s
= ri 1-'.ss
~ ~ lsi,sr Of s,s.ud
WE s'a THE s,.5. !, i.
~ If ykxsr.ae.rr s..'
NJ 4.a2t n ii 90 so
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.sgMsfta. ra,rae VII be t9unc ,i'H orc
se4.sp,s q lie s;e9FVad wes.'as s''a b"
.sisrssee 4 sssai ias lssf. 'a~y " q ho
ID fsslls Nans a sisilis ar -''seio' Nha'
SECS sls,a ns,on ne oees 'f
r,sga .A.nndesl noisee Of lse ipt' fi t''al
n esinq ana corn cited vic, 800 y 10 ''
A. fiensd m 9nuibes facs
Tao nseiiee wzs i.eli on me iA' h' We
x3ssraA ruis rsiiy w.eis i.rgc ar 90
c,c,,s srs,sf had tee', erected d. on-
tss,ec Of sfrsnasmenta Tho d Nt
A. L. . t...t ...tlnd d.. d.
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ing upon the stakeholder and the sInvehOld
ing States to m-liorate the condition Of
slavery, even 10 determination" These are
the men who are opposed I" the slavery
+, ,,pinions Of Gen. Pierce, and who are doing
all they can 10 defeat his election. Are
they the proper men from whom we should
take counsel i--men who have deserted The
South on every issnc. and have given aid
aud comfort IL her en.mies.
Who arc the men tina, support G~ner.I
Scott A the North, his wnrtnest friends
arr to be found IN the ndherenis of he abo
liti"nist VIM. II. Seward; IN the Snutl, they
are composed "f the most ultra whiRs
The first support Gen. Scott heeause he
has declared tina, he will make no dlscriuh
nation against his ifessoii friends In hia ap-
r'ointmenis Ia Office; The second, o. south.
ern party, hsesass Gen. Scott made the
following declaration in biz isttsr accepting
the nomination:
fla regard 10 the general policy Of tbs
administration, u elected. shosld .. sosrss
look among those who I.sy approve dat
policy fov u agents % cary Il iats sssss.
ton.
In ssass words. " ~. 70 hsvs ~ other.
In ollse hst wkigs. and 10 Other wings but
thoso which seaport cordially bis election.
w have ~ o1issllsa n Tho pcIicy Of
Psssidsat's Allug Ne nos. important Of
Ress " W government with men Of his
own party. HI The wings (whsn out of
powss) beSu alwaya condemned II. Gen
Llasrisoa, ~ wore told, would consider
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
]3utt's Curntr
From the rssn,hem isases' Dock.
CONE TO ME IN DREAMS

nv aEoneE u. PRENTICE,
Come In beautiful dreams love,
Obi ceme to me oft,
when he tight wing Of Sleep
On my ecsoth lies sofs
OIL eorte ~lrentke sea
tn the moons gentle lighs,
Heats low oh the ear
Like the Pulse Of the night
when the sky andsAe wave ,
Wear their loveliest blue,
When, the dew's on The fowhr
And the star on The dew. 4i
Come In beautiful dreams love-,
oh come and ven stray,
where slv whote year ~ cfewned
With the blossoms ol May
Where each sound In as sweet
the coo ofthe dove,
And the gales are as sctt g
AS the brcathings Of love,
Where the beams kiss the waves, -
And the waves kiss the beach,
aud our warm lips may catch
The sweet lessons they teach. ,ist
Come IN beautiful dreams love,
oh sconfe aud wc'lltiy tEg9f
nike two winged spirits
aof love through the sky; n es
With hand clssped ii hand
On our ,hests wings we'll 10.
Where the starlight aud moonlight
Are blending their glow
And on bright clouds well Rnger
Through long dreamy hours, u
g'ill loves agels envy
That heaven Of ours.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-25
ID from Philadelphia TO Annapolis 81 Nor.

ed from Philadelphia TO Annapolis 81 Nor
folk.
The Naval Observatory il referred ID
witt, approbation
The return Of tieutenaht .Eiliss with
rich contributions to science II noticed, aid
his port promised
Professor Esry is l',aking rornn,enda-
Bile progress ~ IFS meteorological observa.
ti1hs.
sondfy other topics Of italnor interest
are adverted to. R ~
The estimates FOR the support Of the ma.
Wy and mafiue corps for the year ending
OIL tie 3Uth day Of June, 1854, aid The
statement Of appropriations required for all
objects within tile coiltrol Of this depart.
ff1ent. present
Allaggregate Of Sill ,50i.593 81
Deduct for special objects 4.o31,92l 0s
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Webster,s great speech ON the
Compromise.

i - - ~R
me speec, J oe,'veleu py Dan'el; 1's \ Wep' !,
s,er Y sne =. 3 senate on 'le ftn warren
iooV, on tne COMPROMISE ques'lon, y gen
efally fega.aeo y eng % o. n's slea'esI ora
solcai ellorss, a''u = isl.''''as ~ ~ oul
leaaets. pu1 !.o use sne Wofas q lIe s
INationai lntel'1Sencet) only y the great
speech p gTeas nan, on ], greal m occasion 20
interesting ~ Sehsfal teaoefs' put the
process IS y co''sslui''ol---noW lal !,
Was MD pte.heoa.a'eu' ahu now la1 inspired
py eile thongnt O. t''e momenl--ls mat y.
sef s q interest g ll'erafy readers at ieast
sespec.'ng WE spesca ". s,'at1es Ian
mans "Pflvate Lille OF Daniel Webster
furnishes tne lo,lowlns memorial, wnlcn Il,
the lecency ol .ne Sreas 80 s'a.eslla 2 ae s
cease IS, c.o.nes WIZ pecua'al .l'e'ss.' " g
ne lo'oW1' als s'ls oI.ssnss woes f sS.a q
ms' - Mepsses speecn e 1ne senate on
.ne III e = Ilatcr' = ioyu, 81 ano gwen y Y
MN y s1s 1aO''' 1-1WaL0 y uls's wy nsAs
gay !, !,
ln'.ouucsio'', oSc; .S;, !,
o,alflns limes. w'nos a 'ss io0se' @c. !
spsaA ~. - u'l'oll. eilo Iu'1'.
Y; nisloIy olsssn's s': Wn'cn nave Dlonsn'
ou Z 'n.s S.a.sz = Z s'1s' : 81
& .s 1aass' y-nuw ~ a'asu nov. Worn .'
ers;
& 1.y, 1.Dw 81 sa1us'u - I, ! {. 81.
=. w uut MdS Ntihus,cu III VIEW
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"WHo Shall DECIDE {" ETc.--The
Richmond (va.) Enquirer. bygits Wash.
ington correspondent. says
"The attitude now exhibited by the
present Administration. in reference to our
present relations with Cuba, ii huniIia-
ting in the extreme. The bold, vet irso-
lent conduct of a mere depeudeucg of
Spain has. i seems. struck terror to the
heart Of the American Cabinet at WASH
ington." IA sii
The New York Jousuaz ef Commerce
on tie other hand says as
ss1'lie letter Of the President to Hugh
Maxwell we publish with pleasure. Ii
shows that tie United States will main
tain proper position with respect TO tliis
question. We hope tile letter will be fol-
lowed up with firn.ness Tie Admiais-
tration will fIlen have arrived at the. pc
riod Of its termination with TIE entire con.
Jitlencc and earnest good acislscs sof az
respectable ritiSeps. 70 have the good
viii Of distnrbers Of the peace of nations
is neither % be expected q desired
Both of che above are democratic pa.
perss Ii IL not lard 10 say which il the
most respectable and entitled to the most
credit. Etis i'ss
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ri, a, BRIAN, Editor and Proprietor,
orfiee ON tharth street.
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Leaves for the support Of the #
navy aid marine corps $T,lBg,B71 81

| STANDING COMMITTEES or GONG L EsS.--
We give below the natnes Of the chair
men Of the committees OF the House o
Representatives. announced by tile speak
| er oil the sth Inst
Cpmiils,ttee Of Eleetions---Mr. Aslie
N. @.
Committee on Ways aud Means--Mr
Houston, Ala.
| Committee on Claims--Mr. Daniel,
I'm. G. 6
Committee oil Commensurate. Sey.
mouS N. Y. ts 4sa 81
t'ommittee on Public Lanls--Mr Hall,
Mo
Committee on Postoflice and Post
Roatls-~Mr. Olls, O.
Committee for District OF Columbia.
Mr. Ficklsn, ILL.,
Committee on Judioiary--Mr. McLan.
ahan, Pa. 81
Committee OH Revolutionary Claims--
Mr.. McDoneld, Me. tsa91
Committee on Public Expenditures.
MIR. Sweetser, q. a
Committee Oh Private Land Claims
Mr., Jenkins, N. Y.
/ Commitsee on Manufactures--Mr.
Bese, Va.
Committee on Agriculture--Mr. Floyd,
IN. Y. a
Committee on Military sAlrairs--Mr.
Bissell, Ain.
! Committee on Militia---Mr peaslee
N. H. ssasaa 8 lfes seii
Committee nNavul Aaairs--Mr Stan.
ton, Tenn. tHaH
Committee on Foreign Relations--Mr
Bayly, Va. fsf
Committee on Territories--Mr Rich.
3ardson, I'll. 68 fl M
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions.
Mr.. Millson, Va. asii as be ~
Committee oy Invalid Pensions--Mr.0
iIlarris, TENT.
Committee on Railroads and Canals---
Mr.. Robinson. Ia W 3 81
Committee on patents---Mr. Carter, O.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grouids--NTr. Stnnton, NY. Tlaf i4
Committee on Revisal aud Unfinished
Dusiness-4-Mr. Cobb, Ala. M
Committee on Accounts--Mr. Mason,
Ky. fs III
COMMITTEES on MiIeage--Mr. Hendrick,
Ia. AW
Committee on Engravings--Mr Rid
die, Del.
JOINT Committee on the Library Of
Congress--Mr Chandler, Pa.
Committee on Enrolled Bills--Mr
Wildrick, N. J. ba
Joint COMMITTEES on rrinting--Mr.
Gornan, la. h.s
Committee on Expenditures in the
State Depaftment--Mr. Stuart, Mick.
Committee on Expenditures In the
Treasury Department--Mf. Thlusson. r. +
Committee on Expenditures III the War
Department---Mr. Dimmick, Pa
Committee Oh Expenditures In the Ma
w Department--Mr. McMulen, Va. 4
Committee on expenditures in the
Postofiice Department--Mr. Penn, La.
Committe on Expenditures on the Pub
lie Buildings--Mr. Bartlett, jr. VI. ii
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The Unnger OF stetng Att0sses by
@kf kHa 6Hsss fA<xss - ssbsa ~ s.

l
On one occaslptr tltets sEtHpefer met VerB
net, tie efavoriteactp ut tife French tle.
atres ~ tile street, and stopped to speak
TO him. A group of PERSONS quickly iofirt4
ed ifself, and no sooner Ind the ffniprffr
walked onsd4ailiss thaif The iiollee came
Hliu took Verllat 10 tl,epeafest enanlIlense,
for ilnvilig snoteil % lie Emperor. Yer.
iet needed bHi 10 wfitea liiie 10. the di.
rector eftlie tlipnire ID clsnf ip itie mis-
takeana obtali, his Yeleaas; but he, de-
laying this, lplsssd Ills rehearsal. and wait.
ed till the evenings perlprmnpces, bnesu
befdfe hs ihfotied Gen. Csede0non Of lis
misliap. OF course h rafffage Wis imfne.
aatelly seilt 70 feich hit1.. TO tue theatre,
wllere be was 10 peffDrniin tile seaond
piece On his arrival there tho General
bitterly reproael,ed him for having carried
tile joke 50 fnf, .for bapilig missed. Teliear-
SAL and prolslhly eil1tsetl ii delay ia tile
performances. lie informed him, at .lio
sairie time that lie was hged weeks SAL
Larry. Vernet suid notlihgs but begau very
deIiberatelyto,d dress, When i was time
for the second piece to bagIti. Veniet was
not ready. Tho Imperial faniiy wero
ai'o"s me Fpec'n'ofs 'ie PupHc grew
aes''ess. 10. yefhee was 1ol yer dressed
iho .l,''ifa3eg Menf g holIs h',h VeFha''
see,.'ins'y '.i "o4oipcn ~ 'ho"ent, n''fe'y
'sP"s"' WIN P,'''set coo''ass' :. ''ae COSTS
.'e ',i'os lu'u'u' ,'''hes ~ IseN. came
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Many QUEEs Or ScoTTs. .--'Ftfe pres.
ence chamber OF the unfortunate Qaeen.'
says Grace Greenwood, though far from
being Of royal dimensions. richness and
splendor,. according 10 modern IDEAS, must,
have been handsome apartment III Ma
ry'stim The roof IS oak, beautifully
carved, audths walfsare hung with quaint
pictnres and rare old prints. IL il silent
bare, and desolate, room now; yet as. /
stood there, vision after vision Of royal
mag icence a ID county beauty, and splen.
did festivity, passed before me---tlie sliad-
ows Of ages fled before the gleam OF jew
els, and tue fesallights Of gay masks, and
nnptlaI reioicings, while the drear silence
OF long sadness and fear was broken by
rich music, the regal rustic Of brocade, The
soft voices aud pleasant laughter OF fair
ladies, aud the gallant words and light
swordciaig. Of noble knights as they went
down the dance. Standing iii Maryy,
own private apartment, looking at The bed
OIL which her lovely limbs had once re-
posed, and on the mirror which had sooften
given back the fair reflection Of her. face.
affected most powerfully my imagination
and synipathies. The miniature which IS
here sliown was nothing 10 mel scarce
~ gave II q glance, but stood gaziag at
that faifi,lesssg glass, as Though hoping, by
the mere force Of my passionate desire. TO
evoke again 10 its cold siirface one warm
vison Of that rare royal beaufy and stately
grace il had SO often iifiaged forth, iii times
Of gladness and grief" .