Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-24
The Four Columns of the Temple.


majestic beauty, are there portrayed with mastery
skill. The four giant men of the age-that age,
too, which is marked by intellectual and moral
progress, und by boundless necessities and RENE
dies--an age of expanded Intellect and Patriot
ism; an age of oratory, craftsmanship, and OF
science; an age of Freedom and equality; an age
sof light-each performing his part in great har-
monious system, differing, the one with the other,
as attributes Of Deity differ yet mingle in one eter-
nal whole. are gone and going to the house of
the Christian and the Patriot:
Detroit Free Press
From the New Orleans Delta.
ThanatOs.
Four men stood among US, two short years
since, who looked like the representatives of the
age when there were giants upon the earth. Be
hind them was long Past, through which recol-
lections of heroic strength and memories of brave
deeds, attempted and done, flashed like Fata
Morgana o'er;the sea,-and before them was the
great and growing fabric of republican liberty,
which was founded on their hopes, designed by
their wisdom, and raised by their energy. The
character of each was pillar in the porch of the
temple, while their genius created the flowers
which circled, with Corinthian richness, round the
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