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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28
Correspondence Of tho Levisbury Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, Tuesday, Jan. IS.


In the House, yesterday, Mr. AtLerton
(Luzcrne) introduced a supplement to the
late act to change the division lines be-
tween Columbia and Mcntour.
Mr.. Bergstresser, bill to iucorporat,
the Northumberland Cemetery Company.
At IL o'clock, NJ, both House, met in
Convention for opening the proposals for
State Printing. After having assembled,
however, Senator Sanderson (Dcn) Of
Bradford moved to adjourn until Monday,
2lst day of February next. He was sup
ported by Senators Forsyth (Dem.) Of
Philada. Co., and Buckalcw Of Columbia.
The reason urged for the adjournment by
these two gcu,lemcn:.were, that time might
be given the Legislature to mature new
law in relation to State Printing, which
should cure some imporfec;ions Of the ex-
i.ting system. Senators Darsie of Ale
ghcny, Myers Of Clarion, and Kunkel Of
D.uphin (Whigo and Senator Hester Of
Berks and Mr.. Cook of Westmoreiand
Dem opposed the notion alleging that
the law to meet here and declare the cleo
ton this day, was imperative and unavoii-
able; and ,ha: if defects existed, or better
plan, could be devised, it was not now in
the power of the body to await their pro-
mu'ss'ion. All the Whigs and some
Democrats in each House voted agains, the
motion but it carried by a small major;-
ty, and the Convention WAS declared ad-
journel,
There were proposals received, bu. some
Of the printers here arc net content with
the profits lately received, under the low
cs. bidder system. l: is so different frc:n
the good o.d fines" when they used to
make so, 900 or $50. .0o0 per year. Some
Of them now want to get up 4 "splcndii'
Printing House." Government, ofcourse
and a d" Superintendent" With a " libc-
raj salary" IF coarse 7aca the printing
would be done right, Sc. This is all
moonshire," in my mind. MKiuley &
Le.cure executed the work we'll enough,
and Fem 4 Co. DO i, well enough, and
they have made enough, or they weald moi
be after it again.
In the evening, Rev. Mr.. Hammer.
Agcn. of the American Sunday School
Union, addressed meeting in the Hall of
the House of Representatives, in favor o!
that Institution. Gov Bigler presided,
ard resolutions in favor of the object were
also presented By Or. James Caro:hers, a
Senator from A l!eghany, and Rev. Dir.
Brock, Representative f:o.n Greene Go.
The attendance was not large, byt the in
'cres: impaired BY the Agent, was happy,
and We should hope might be productive
Of good effects. We doubt whether any
State in the Union needs more labor in
department Of benevolent enterprise, than
our own. It's extent, the rapidity of its
increase, the variety of its race, and their
pursuits, and their difference in language,
are reasons why We are behinI-hanl in
Sabbath School universality. QUI.
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IN PRESS.

rRnuHAT AND Ntlr's PRACTICE. New ani Third
Edition. Greatly Enisry a and Improved, under tn Id
,ori,l Direction Of I'm is Wisriou k-l. Author q:
" American Criminal Law, sc., -. In Two 'eium'S
TToUEaT on TIE LAW Of LIMITED !AEINE.
>Iiip ia In. United >sl--, "a iui! rcer-3c. I" t'
at..t authorize. tny! III .Hd Am TiCsa Ey, I-AA!s
J. Ta,ug.T El. IN One Nu,';aGr, ~.
;::-Url.-s L"'tc-s OF In'i"I'y from the country
promptly attended to. KAY EhrfHhh.
Law PJB-IsUif- t,D E.cE-sfi'xS.
:mi;. IL. ..iryi,t .S'ye-!. }h,a,'.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28

tE.slI[-O-
l;...;.!: g.. n...G :! ..,...!@s (.oN,,
.i. ~ lIi- a;,uc ThI> i.," h.- bs.-a -..-.,.,..t
Il. the inn-: -r.ni,iir = ufirns ,is ~" ur
!'G"---ur, VI Munrie, JuAu-an,N " a.:"r op'i sn',',
,,heIS tn. have cxar'urd them. Ircoursn,i at
speak OF them IN She i,i:hrt tenn -, fo''''''.
and haze ,ronauncs, ihs'n rhe oir'y r,''i -
IA ,h!- "r anv rihsr c"au, '"i tn I''"'',;.'''
o Lives md Pfoprty. Onr a.i, ariI-~ J. d..
and throw back part oi the e ric !.i!d :afr -
~ the clouds Tine G" a >ir"kr tili- rrahf-- iH
r"d 10 or,.uci that p"ft,on ui HIi that t,!,'.'s
'r Ihc earth vnhouI the .lichir-i diucsf ~ !-a
.r,e tn. conductor his ini has u;nts q; ~
ad,ar,i rs ovtI Ike uid one. iir "tiy Il.c, -,
ihaI,u aciuri' u IN
Vine st. ; doors ob0rc l:'h. PhiidGci,kia
III rs al persons are re>!rc,'u!l, il,i'ei ro cal
AID ~ anime Tor ,htm..!,. : FnT -a.,. u ,.>ae
or iier.i.y I!!O'> AR,j!rhGE.
These ro,, have tc.i, purch.--i ai.,. >ucce>--
uli, used T., u" fellow i:.dl,tu,- r.n.'p
ana c"p'raiions, whose naH,ss are cheerful.
Submitted:
IN and mar Tiiio6.Jhia-A 4 :. E"'-r;s Gcorz'.
ssutziI--r- JuIsc Eu'i-r. ini-- Conr"' J. huii'.'!
John iui--. e. . CIapry ,. ir ',N-i Icy.
u. j. L. Grant J'@iu N"imsii, Tans. f.Tcser Bat
liu,rs l. I..LA = II. los .";t NE
io.n.o.. =. ;. Greer. J Wasn't. ifsuli '.r.., :.
i.'prv tu. = r;Ia. H. L. riri ! ,v,I.sLtr. - -
per. Nr >rrt's-> NT Marta. : T. -. :. Erlus!-y
3r. pA,i-" br faTi. IL. .,s'- ,G.J j " p-,-uu,
H. N.i.r. ,, H., K.nk i-i.L ii. l. : Ar.-u.. %
>irLG iitr!-.s Il n.!ns'-.'n-> Hat.
IA M ~ > .f Wv Jtssy -'..or-- Cr..in. Jal
MEAL. Jac. u. yt"lI. .'onn i,iuan. Ar. A. Mgaf.,
l. II. Eol crt-. NJ. J. H., f..i.-
- The oai, .r'hniiz".i Ac.,, 'or tie trur',.-
o Jho.. Jsnnia NJ .fl,n. Clinton. L,ruunnr.
y NoithuL5crlIui, Mouiou. Columbia i.uz,,-- =
SAMiEL HOOVER
HDii,fon t'.im county. Penn
o"i''> aud iiier. sJ'fe--rd (pc-' I'anij To Sr.
Hoover, viii ic promptly tended to lie has
put up nun her ot th e. Z IDS ~ Union county
some ., which NAV he seen a. lows.
~ FNI0N 'oI.NTT
NT5HSy Tg-Nar. iiJf ruLy Nan r,S,sr. Is,.u iis..
vi I-s fti-f.. Ia'"h >u,ii. Hassi ~ H.a4. L..-r
Nst,,.4. Gtrrsr l. ,,Aurr. y f> A4 4-ts..Tt 1! ..
snd Irfas- riirr-' 1ui . L.nsfs. Tr --ii.., .sisr
Hi.h - D.. ,hag;,~ MlsH'i. Hfsu.l' +. 70 John
,su-:E >..a't, aautS ~ - --i.Iac I, E.dr.n ma.
isr' La.-h.rhsc. np.:i4an.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28
Gystcr Saloon.

HAvING fitted up The Rooms in Fn.cxs
III new brick block in superior manner.
the subscriber is now prepared la accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. IN
the best styles. A share Of pubic patronage
solicited By L. +. HISS
Lewisburg, Sept Is, 1852
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lightning Rods.

FER Uaby ,'ar~ ,iu.r 'hrr>tiEaii"' aiH
N humorous ~ i..'iiineniS II" F"'' ii;-, ''t''
;.ica-urs 10 iu'rinIn. th- ru'iu that hr las
iiisesl II; ih. u. nfhcipl" al "''''iic iaf'.;l"
Dwellings a"I ir'i.ts i":n '..' d>'u .f',- iri;'-
e.c- o, i-IC;- TfJlN =. f"r "~'r'''''''~
that every ct, Town, >i'in-e ard '"'t's fi'!-
,iciiIn TO unmy.i, ih'"' t4a 20 n"g't--us" -
itS iI.h, !in,< l. b., od r,i,, ~. "'s.;,
when the remedy J. cay 10 o!':iin -Ihi> ,
Ini,u.. In
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28

Ba:,cr, broush; from Ireani, HIS been
sciling !. Destou for - and - cents Per
i5ouud By the lirkiD, sahJecs 10 . duty OF
i cents -ai.
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EInJilp GSforsrire.

Ok BBLS FISH. $40 It's. CHEESE, 5000
~ lbs. HAM. Fitch. and Shoulders. Dairy
SALT, sc. for sale ut Leicisbarg Cheap Store
&c CE BONES
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28
MEDICAL REFORM
nR. n. Il. HARRIS would .nn,.,

the ri'z"n> u I.ewsbu'g and vicinity ,b.,
he hiss removed into Noch Third s,.sss IN ,..
house formerly Occusied b, Cap, Paul. .b,,s H..
G~,nan Reformed Church. Tbankf.I 4, -.
inerai patronage hrheTt, ssceivst, he eon,;,,n..
10 cne' his professional services 10 si wb,, ,.-
desire them.
Tie practices medicine in aceo,riane. NTH H..
most approved sy,'sHis Of MsdIcsi R.l.,n-.. '"'
no Calom'i ~ Mercury in any fcrm-sni -.
TO P'o'e himself worthy vi shr esIii.~r,. =, :.
Community.
lie hs'P% on hand M sale. an ,,,,,
.i"'T d" n''rs'''tsn and o;he, v,,-,...
N.im tor The ose Of sGen cu.,,
d.-rr thrn.
fIs I- sis' p'eps,r,i To- ci.,n AMI e,,,.., T.,
LeAi-hufe, Apni ., 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28

an .',-u.ous uosn-sas:er las invented
an uI tre..a via grae,@Ni around it, 30
tna; The water rours u. ~ s.ns!e siiesn''
WIat rex.f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28
Appointments By the Caaa, Comm 'e.s

j. b. Baker, superintendent philadsl.
phia and Columbia Railroad
Gen. Joaa Ross, Supcria teudent Allie
gheny Portage Railroad.
Gel. S. S. Moon, Tonnage Clerk Colum-
hin Rlilroa1
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RY ADAMs' EMPRESS.

A LARGE assortment of Long Shawls and
n assorted coi's Sackiug Flannel just reed
Oct 7,'521 at KREMER 4 CO.'S.
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LEWiSBUHG, PA.

4 l.. HATFIELD, las on h.nd large
IA. and splendid assortment oi 7" ATcnh''
S,LyxmwAnx and JkwkLar. us, recei,ed iio'n
the hc., importing and Manu- iaciGrins HOUSE,
in Ptiia,l.iph,a and New York. and consequent
~ u,.cn ,oser than IT purchased iro.n those he
,,,lers who pI, tend 10 he VI hrirsai.Is.
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF
CEjiu:sr GOODS

Nov on hand, embracing a large and
IN complete assortment, on the most favo o.
rable terms. Please call on
L.. EGdinSs l. Co.
Iewisburr. Dec. |, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-28
PIANO AGENCY.

" 'tii"- manufactured by
Ifo. sOGiir. r'isii:ad.,
'hr "nd' 81 V"uid t.- happy 10 .,,.yy ,nv
''hh"> ~ us SH-iu. h-HI.s ."asi.v ~h, ma,
''~''e q" i"-'fun't'i ",.i m~.- after n. l,,..,
i"r r'Th'ht$ iuo ~ Nis.. in.i,.m.,t.l..
i'i'i' s-'u ui'"i-t.d -, i.swrhurx. ., w..,,b
aW Iaris ~ 'irf Tie r;s.os "a.
are "aff'n',d i a.d q u -s,,,'.rt, :, on ,,,.,,,
>r4', 'a's n'sy b. sscLaus.d P.,er. .a.oo-
able Tk.NCi ::ES.>rp
ieNi-harr F-a 81 Is5.
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THE TAPE WOR NJ!

T!i- is the most ii:cut Worm to destroy of s that
niie c-,h. h'r",Ts t"ilcd aId ;srn va t'r in-rs
tncs ami tclach cf-"iin. the health 20 ss'.!s 10
-. yItu- Iancc tts. a. tat i-c aic.-! iltni
II i-, 81 ai il Irs HHs as'"nInr tfn to
early La order TO dc>ttU, In. NeTs rHer-
tya,.nIt must b. Isnct. u ~uE tlc."iTr tr
Iruicr take ui my Liver ..i.s To I"nioye
all ubstruttinDs. that the Norm SNrup may at direct
UPON the sI,.ea E,it he tahrn il. ."--s =. two
tarlr.I IcoLU- tiTce ;ime- Gsy; ib's" dhrriprs III
love-. ave been known 1, iaii * egrns ..ic
Oh. Innate c... Of Tap. Hv'n.
UOBkNS;cK'S LITER FILES
No OF the suIl .iab.c % &, an the
Liver. II serving tsr-- to purii, the b' CIV.
icg tire proper sc!st the hIi that ary aTuu:
sftlun ct tigv liver trrs ir rtrr In alrnl .rt- Il
the ten, and usuIs yar.oasy, in tsrr Com y!liut
Jautr'he- Dyspepsia &c We sb"oi, tL-rclJrc, sa.eh
every s,mI;s that mi 1t iL a ~run. ~ tia uf
The Liver. Ta-sc liis ben, cunt n-ri vt and
!fn fnTn' he'd iy naiur iu heal tine sik, namely, i
IA El.c,Jsi wtiei alignment he secretion from tie
pulmonary mucus n nlr.t, rT1niutrs the i.sciarse
'i s'.r,eJ matter. Ind. An .roLtc. " hir. -.;s IA
onir iiic@ able and iIscpsib., io.
bad ae ION II The tyst.n. 81. 7os.c which gives tone
aha H."n- Ia To tie nervous systeD, .win hrait,
aud sisor 70 all arts Of the body. Sth Ca'ar,tic
"hlr a't- IN Itrcst invny with The 9th re.,
sni oicHtiig cn the bowels, ant cSpeiing The Whole
mass OF corrupt and yitatd matter aud rurfys the
uissa heal
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HogiNsicK's LTIFR PyLIS



You vii lDl these iiis iuvaiaa6c medicine in
many ocIni ilan. ." which yon subject Ia ui>tiUc-
tion- either tc;s partial they have been found of ia
stnah!c b uri rr~''r their
t. lcdihy arii ;'nr ty. the blood other ru.s
20 rheetuay 10 Put 10 IL ~ ii. complaints wi.i ma
ar.c "Hn i"raic ire vi ,rt.s. ~ h aiaci,..
diniGess "f si.iit. pain in the 81 ie, back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N. NorEx.
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous Of becoming agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor. J. n. HpBESsAcK, at his
Laboratory, 40. lsO, North I'd, above Race
St, Phiiad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
AsESrs-Dr. Thornton 4 ]. Baker, Lewis.
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co.-Davis & Schnrre. .Selinsero rove Stitzer &
Bro, Mifiinburs; foungman q Walters, Dr.
Valley; II. Keller, Adamsbnrg; :. Witterclver
.iltd.eburg: II. Sfecal. Dca,er,cwn J. b
Diehe.de,ier, New Columbia; A. b. Lu,z.
Forest Hill PaIcx IAcu- IS CENTS
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Against the American War.
CHATHAM.

cannot my lords, | piH not, join in CON
graduation on misfortune and disgrace This,
my lords, is n pcrilous and tremendous mo.
mcnt. IL is not time for ndulation; the
snoothncss Of ilattcry cannot save us, I'm this
rugged and awful crisis. 1t is now necessary
TO instruct the throne in the language ol
truth. We must, If possible, dispcl the delu.
sion and darkness which cnvclop il, and dis
play, in its full danger and genuine colors, the
,Ni~ which is brought TO our doors Can min
listers still presume to expect support in their
inlatuationy Can Parliament be so dead to its
dignity and duty MS to give their support to
measures thus obirudcd and forced upon
thcmg Measures, my lords, which have re-
duced this late ilourishing empire to scorn and
contempt! But yesterday, and Britain might
have stood against the world no,c, none so
poor as to do her reverence" The people.
whom we at first dcspised rs rebels, but whom
we now acknowledge as enemies, arc abettcd
against us, supplied with every military store,
have Their interest consulted, and their en-.
bassadors entertained by our invctcratc enc
my--and ministers do not, and DARE not. in.
terposc, with dignity, or effect. Tho desperate
state OF our army abroad is in part known.
No m-n more highly cstcems and honors the
British troops than do; know their virtues
and their yalor; ! know they can achieve any
thing but impcssibiitics; and know that the
conquest OF British America is an impossibili-
ty. You cannot, my lords you cannot con.
qucr America. What Is your present stua-
ton theroY We do not know the norst but
we know that, in three campaigns, we have
done nothing and suffered much. You may
swell every expense and accumulate every as
sistancc, and extend your traffic to the sham
blcs OF every German despot; your attempts
VIII be forever vain and impotcut---do,,,ly so,
indeed, from this mcrcenary aid, ON which
You rely for il irri,atcs, TO an incurablc re-
sentiment, the minds of yonr advcrsarics, to
ovcrrun them with the mcrcenary sons of ra.
pine aud plumber, devoting them aud their
possessions 10 the rapacty Of hireling cruelty.
II were an fmerica9, rs am an English.
nan, while foreign troop was landed In my
country, nerSr would lay down my arms; no.
HfrsF, H,rfr IsrtF
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PATRIOTIC EXTRACTS.
Ode for the Fourth of July.

JAMES.
see that banner proudly wave,
fcs, proudly waving yet,
Not stripe II torn-irom tho broad array
Not single starts set;
And the eagle with unruillcd plume
ls soaring aoit--in the wclkin dome.
Not u Leafs pluckd from the branch he bears
From his grasp--nOt an arrow has flown;
The mist-that obstuctcd his vison--is past,
And the murnur of dscord-is gone;
For hc sees, with glnncc over mountain and plain
The mnion--unbrokcn, from Georgia--to Maine
Far southwark, in that sunny cline,
Where bright magnolias bloom.
And the orangc-with the linic.trcc vics.
In shedding rich perfume,
a sound was hcard-likc the oceans roar,
As lis surges brcak--on the rocky shore
Was il the yocc--of the tempest loud,
As IL !rlrd--soinc LOFTY tree,
Or sudden ilash-from passing storm
OF heavens artillery
But il died away; and the sound or doves
Is heard again.--in the scented groves
The linlis-nrc MI united still,
That form the golden chun,-
And peace and plcnty-smilc around
Throughout the wide domain -
How iccblcis langungc,-how colds the Law,
Compnr'd with the ioy--of this festival day
To see that banncr--wnying yet,
Aye, waving proud aud fieh-
No rcnt-in all it, ample folds
No stnin--of crimson dye:
And the encyclopedias his pinons fair,
And mounts aloit--in the fields of mir.
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Patriotic Triumph.
NAVY.

The citizens Of Amcrca--ceebraia HAT day,
which gave birth to their liberties. The re.
collection OF this event, rcplctc with consc-
qucnccs so beneficial TO mankind, swells, every
heart with joy, and fills every tongue with
praise. We celebrate, not the sanguinary ex-
plots of tyrant, to subiugatc, and cnslave----
millions of his fellow creatures; we celebrate,
neither the birth, nor the coronation of that
phantom, styled king; but, the resurrection
of liberty, the emancipation of mankind, the
regeneration of the world. These are the
sources of our joy, these tho causes of triumph.
We pay no homage at the tomb of kings, to
sublime our ieclings-we trace no line of illus
trious ancestors, to support our dignity--wc
rccur TO no usagcs sanctioned by the authority
of the great, to protect our rejoicing; no. we
love liberty, We glory in tho rights of men, We
glory in independence. On whatever part Of
Gods creation u human form pines under chains,
there, Amcrica,s drop their tears.
dark cloud once shaded this beautiful
quarter of the globe. CONSERVATION, for
awhile, agtated the hearts of the inhabitants
War desoatcd our fields, and buried our wales
in blood. But the dayspring from on high
soon opened upon us its glittcring portals.
The angel of liberty descending, dropped ON
Washmgtop's brow, the wreath OF victory,
and stamped ON American freedom, the seal of
omnipo,cncc. The darkness is past, and The
true light now shincs--.to cnliven, and rejoice
mankind. We tread new carth in which
dwcllcth righteousness; and view new heaven
flaming with incxtnguishablo stars Our feet
will no more descend into the vale of opprcs-
sons; our shoulders will no more bcnd-untlcr
the weight of foreign domination, as cruel,
rs il was unjust. Well may we reoicc---ai
the return Of this glorious anniversary; day
dear 10 every American; day--to be had in
everlasting remembrance; n day whose light
circulatcs ioytlrough the hearts of all re-.
pubcans, aud terror through the hearts OF all
tyrauts.
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Adams and Jefferson.
EvTRKrr.

They have gone Ca the companions of their
cares, of their tolls II is we'll with them
The treasures of America nrc nov in Heaven
How long the lis, of our good. aud wise. aud
brave, assembled there how few remain with
us, There Is our Washington; and these who
followed h,m jn their countr, = confidence, arc
now met together With him, and AL that illus.
trious company.
Ihc faithful ,phlc m'p rressry. their i'm.
age the engtaNen 'fasS may proelain their
worth; hu, ,hc hnmblcs, SOIL IT in,lsprn,icn,
america, with no,lsing but ,hc dew,iro,,S ef the
mo,niny 10 Tild Il, Is l,rea,lsr mausoioap
than kines or conqneroeS esn h,asi, The
country is iheSf monumcn, Us Independents
- thslr cpi,ayh
Rat s.oi 20 ,irls county h their praise Inn
ttest The ~i1eis EARTH y the monument o
ill0strissls men. Wherever an agenssiue poo
ne shAN isttSh. 'si gencrus s.aya,siei,. f,i
want &c \ valiant arm aasl fSsie.s hear,
They cul cry, in the last sevvnt> ~ siss,ais, tn
tw Washington, sn A,iamS, .loIscisnal
Nh,ssssr a fsecucatrss nalion. stating ap n
itS might. shah lasfs, the hskS es steel ths,
eaehssn i, the rsaise n car fathers shah l,s
ths tssle.ie ~ their trismphsl soms.
The ceascui ossss and NBccesssss genera.
ss.''s ~ ssisn wis sis>spswaF in she los,g isssS
~ eEss, iha s,tees ~ smstigs. Ike shSute n
sFeesv sssi R,sas. ssss as swsr y1.s sassst
sa Asbssssan he~scsn. fAA sll thsafs !, mar
i,@weetf tFn sfsi tsf. may srsntssse ,ess .la.s.
'sii sse cNpss ~ Which siess esa g.ihcts eAas.s
= 'Nuestaa They 8tl that. - which q, axs,
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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-07-02

rcls in n war for Independence Earlier and
worthicr hands have gathered them all. Nor
are there places for us by the side Of Soon.
and Alfred, and other founders of states, Our
fathers have filled them. But there remains
TO rs great duty of defence and presentations
and there is opened 10 us, also, noble pur-
suit % which the spirit Of the times strongly
I'M as us. Our proper business is improve
mcnt. Let our age be the age of improve.
mcnt. In day of peace, let ,,s advance the
arts of peace, and the works Of peace let us
develop the resources of our land call forth
its powers, build up its institutions, promote
all IFS great interests, and sec whether we
also, in onr day and generation, may not per-
form something worthy to be remembered
Let us cultivate true spirit of Union and
harmony. In pursuing the great objects
which onr condition points out to us, let us
act under settled conviction, and nm habitual
feeling, that these twcnty.Six States are one
country. Let our conceptions be enlarged tn
the circle of our duties. Let us extend our
id' rs over the whole of the vast field in which
we are called to act. Let our object he, our
country, our whole country, and nothing but
our country, And, 10y the blessing of God,
may that country itself become vast and
splendid monument, not of oppression and
terror, but of wisdom, Of peace, and Of libcr-
ty, upon which the world may gaze with ad-
miraton forever