The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-28

DoN'T WHlyE.-Wha,ever may hefa ,ou, do Mt
whine No ever did himself any permanent
good by exhibition of the t'white feather Such
conduct may excite a monentafy sympathy in YOUR
behalf, but II Is At the expense OF a large portion Of
the resreci OF those who manifest it. Respect is f
more yau tble than gym, ahv whether II be feif-
respect the respect Of others. Claim the first by
your Inanhness your steadt,st persistence the
conpll-hnent # honorable end-, your noble courage
under aivcrstv and in the teeth # bitter opposition
but seek the lat,er-never! If 1t come, lei II b. the
50 nt1teous offering o fieads AVID let your conduct
le such as 70 compci their admiration While the tear
Of sympathy falls unbdden. There is quality
which more universally inspires men with regard Tor
its pOssessor.
Ii was Socrates ..ho told his pupils that when
about t. engage enemy they should look sen Iu.
ros.'' This fierce aspect he said would more than
half overcome opponent. He was right. So ir-
esis'abir is genuine courage, that liz semhance
w.ak.ns The .'9n sta9 a!ytr.ay ard csuscS his h"a.
to;i,;I :i1 IN. h:9siaL Sia.i ~. ,,sreiore man
mav :,:e: r!site:e: ..i!.;1.: t:t.: hsy press YOU
down. and in face Of whatever oI position that NAV
3.s' .oaf yi'.ssy.. S!rke :''.ssc.es::G: e'aM.R1.
because God fTmfs! y5s "a i'fe mil
au', earnest combating for principle, Tor truth,
for honor, for bread-strike because YOU can strike
and bscausr the spirit wihia you too big be put
down and subdued b. man or by physical obstacles.
And having done Ill ,ha, horror, truth, pInciv and
you have falied, are not conquered. Nay verify
you yourself conquerer, and small wea[ the Ian
rel wreath and shall be- borne in triumph by the ap-
p.audlne multitndes who have witnessed ,om vaior
David Crucket used 10 say, BE you're rgtt, ,
then GO ahead" A better rule Of lie may not be
enumerated, coucaed though it be 10 bonely phrase
He who follow il Wi !! sncceed--nust succeed--can.
NOT help bat succeed Crockeit's whole life was
continued success, from his earliest bearfeht 30 thai
hast tragedy when the heroic souls who defended the
A lalno went down beneath an overpowerng host,
bsavcly contending until fr's hast pulre had ceased
70 beat. Such never regime, ask for sym.
pa,hv never whine. The world 10 all before .hem,
and in.'ih' hvouac Of HE" present esprit du
corps stimulates them to the performance of heroic
deeds. Initiate them. No matter what vour calling
initiate them. No matter what the difficulties ,ha,
hem YOU round-'mitate them. And E Your very
next endeavor should thereby prove the Alamo q
your strugges--siil initiate them. Better glorious
end than ignominions continuance. Again we say,
sBe you're right, then go ahead Dom,
whine.--t Chic. Dem. Press.
"Did you mean TO jostle me. sr?' said Count
Wiskerandos, turning around with an air of intense
ierocity, upon spare man in spectacIes.
'Cei tainly, sir, did it Intentionally the reply
every well, sir, il is lucky yoa did It an purpose
should have resented such carelessness,' and the
Count ;wiried his mousachios, and salksd on as il
'his ne,,t etrp would arrest the world