The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
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array Of ofroyallB about the plain clad per-n
sonages ofour senatorial republicans, The =
emperor engaged his Ameriean visitors IL
conversation, about ten minutes, when he
handed them over TO his talented and nc
eomplIshed queen, who entertained them :
Tor one hour with a great variety of eaes-
tons on political matters. and versatility OF
talent as unexpected as it was unequaled.,
She drove into the young senators " this
wise: ...I. o.. .-.---... .
What 90 you Americans want with Gu
Nothing, said Douglas, 'fonly for her
to become independent and then 70 main,
tam her sovereignty as against fOreign
powers" ,...... ..1 ,........t,...', .-a -,
Thea said she, "why did you not joia
with England and Frapce in their propose.
tioD TO guarantee her Independence .g1
Because" said D., ''it is an Ameriean
doctrine to avoid all eR:angling alliances
with foreign powers" II. 7-.t.--.....
"How long" said she. "haye yoa Amer
leans adopted this doctrne?'' -, .,s.s-
| Ever since she refused to Join the 'uo-
1 Iy Alliance in Pntting down one Of hi.
giea'est men the world ever saw" said D.
/ This alusion To Napoleon the First silsn-
ced the the conversation on that subject, ana
after discussing the most exciting political
topics, and fully unveiling the emperors
views on all these subjects, by an ardent
and frank expression Of her own, the emper-
or suggested that the conversation should
be dropped, aud the aistingaes of the realm.
who ha,. been standing all this time. caps
| in hand, should then have audience. 80.
THE OLD NEGEo'E LoGic--A clergyman
asked an old servant his reason for be-
lieving in the existence Of God: ' t.7 }74
''S,r," says be, al see one man get sick
The doctor comes to see him, gives him
medicine; the next day he r5 better; he gives
him another dose, it does him good; !; be E.ep,
on til he gets about his business Anoth-
er man gers sick like the FIRST one; the doc,
tor comes to see him; he gives him the SAM.
SOFT OF medicine; it does him no good. lie
gets worse; gives him more, but he gets
worse all the time, till he dies. Now tina.
mans time to die had come, and all the
doctors iii the world can't cure him. t'A""g
"One year work in the cora field, plow
"eeP, uuS up grass anu MAKE no@Llng DaS
nubbns. Next year / worked the same
way; the rain and dew comes, and make
agood crop. -|i ''.a- - ''', a" a
al have been here going hard upe N figts
years. Every day since have been in thi>
world | see ths sun rise in the East and sts
in the west. The North. star stands where
it did the first time ever seen ii; the seven
stars and jobs coffin keep on the same pail.
in the sky, and never turn out. It aim So
with mans works He makes clecks and
watches; they may run well for awhile, bui
they get out Of fix and stand stock still! 80
But the sun, and moon, and stars, keep on
the same way all the while. Tbese Il 4
power which makes one man de, ahd the.
other getwell; that sends the rain and keeps.
every thing in notion - 2. " .',a' h'
What a beautiful comment is here f.ssta.
ished by an unltttered African oa the Isa
guage of the Psalmist: 1.-THE Heavens de-
clare the glory Of God, and the 6rinanae.a
showeth His handiwork." Day unto day ul3
tereth speech, and night unto night. show!
eth knowleG ge. "''"'" y<''tt'f -" go '~oa'