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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

ASorHIR PUsnTE SLAVE Casa eoored man named
Calvin Jones arrested the other day and taken before
L 5 Commissioner sweetzer at Pittsburgh, Pa, charged
with being the merchandise Of the late Jacob Farngton
Of Memphis Tennessee lie arrested At the instance
Of Henry B. Chss the agent d the Executor Of the viii
Of the late Mr. harrington. The affidavit for the OF
Jones set forth that he away from Memphis 10 the
Spring Of lsIg and Mr. Chiles testified positively 10 his
identity the slave Of Harrington lie knew Harrington
well also knew Jones, or Lon" he was called at
Memphis and knew him 20 be the slave OF late Mr. Far.
rngton For the defense respectable witnesses.
citizens Of Pittsburgh testified tina, they had knowH Jones
as resident Of that city since ls This beinstwo years
prior 10 the time be ran away from Memphis according TO
The yeracous Mr. Ches the Commissioner ordered that the
prisoner be discharged Had Calvin Jones arrived In
Pittsburgh from distant part Of the country At any
ne subsequent TO the Spring Of sis he might very likely
under the summary process Of the Fugitive Slave Law
have experienced the rare blessings Of the PatnArcha
Institution Such IS Unionssying.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1srter- T.ksrap4 Orce cor of Hanover and Bea,er 81
lore About App ointments.

STerIII DiTafd . The n 7. TTtbune.
WASHINGTON, Monday May IS, 1853
Ii Moore accepts the Indian Agency. The Cabinet
meeting to day upon the Presidents revision Of their
Diplomatic appointments and recommendations The sub
iect not yet disposed Of The President now in doubt
about sending commission to Parks, appointed Posmis
ter at Harrisburg having learned that he voted for Taylor
for President He also overrues the protest Of the
nopoy against sending James Wall to the Hague. Thorn
SON stockton and Wright bitter against Wall Com
missioner Mason was at the Patent Office 10 day
ALNOMACK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

IT, s SysArK AT AUcrIOs-The celebrated engrav-
an sep,te Chan her, representing Henry Gays Farewell
s5Sss ard eousnips psy 100 Portraits Of dszshed eissnz
20 IN ths viii be sold THURSDAY EvENsc
Nav ia ~ ocIocl by BasGs Plat 70, No IS PsrkrsS
An ~ Pr VII b closed out 81 ts sale and thos DESTROYS Of
,na copy would do well 70 proht BY the opportunity
o. A PICTURE AT ROoTs
Hsppy the who can bat see
Thy beaufeous form; but happier
Who hang enaInore1 thy song
And drinks the music Of thy tongue;
And sodike be who dsres 70 Gp
The bslmy Of thy hp,
But be who heart
Is quite immortal and divine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
L.. ef the schooner Van Buren.

bNoIOfl lI0llllF. Nay Its
The brig SAgonOn arrived this port from Georgetown,
q renor. on the 7h inst al 30 TO- lon - 50 fell in
th The schooner Van Buren,, Jordan from Cardena the
- ns. for Bangor leAky took from her the Captain and
cre 10 number AZ II p NJ and lay by her waiting for
a.xF0ht She however, went down az N. Her cargo
1sisted Of Is hhds and 81 erces Of moasses gned
N w Tayor Of Bangor. She sprxnk AeAk on ths 4th
of Cape Florida and the Captain trying to TAXA her
inn Charls.ton.
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The New Claim against Mexico.

Seecial Dsyaieh . The n Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, May l6 1853.
The dispatch TO the associated press relative to the Pre
dent and his Cabinet is strictly r1be Ii is said that
ca besrer dispatches has been sent TO Santa Fe An
additional military force will be put into requistion to
maintain The alleged claim Of the United States to the dis
puted Territory in New Mexico GUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

BALTIMORE MOndaY Nay =,
New Orleans papers OF Tuesday it't ar, are AZ hand
GS,ersl a. clarke Of New-York tx Governor Paine
General ID W C. Clarke, Of VI, r Greedy Jr Of Boston
and othsrs IN Company with senator Rusk had arrived
New OreAr Oh their way % Texas to MAKE e1porat ons
- con-, Zion with A Southern line Of Pacific RiirO ID
Tbey tske their departure tom Galveston and proceed
via Houston Austin &c 20 II Passo, and return some
more northern Ine toward Memphis and Nicksough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
Military Expedition 10 New-Mexico.


Tn P,Dy5c saws that ON the 18th of June military ex
,s1,or ygll cave Fort Leavenworih for New Mexico
under Gen Garland who ges out TO relieve Col Sumner
Some 200 recruits viii go out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

The next number of The Tribune for European
Circulation will be issued TOMORROW MORNING, at
o'clock II viii contain all the Latest News up to the
time Of going to press. Single copies, In wrappers
ready for mailing can be had at the desk. Price Six
Cents. The Asia sails from this port Tomorrow, at
1 ofoIock
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The Gardner Trial.

WASHINGTON MoadEy, May Is i8I
In the Gardner this morning counsel for defend ant
Bbmed twenty four bills Of exception and counsel for
The United states wishing time o. examine them the Jury
yye-e dismissed until 20 morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
Faxi Railroad Accident.

PATERSON n. J. Monday. Nay Is iEsS
Tbs evening As the cars were coming INTO the depot
boy about 10 years OF ace. Of Mr. Collins residing IN
Marshall in this city passing t'm one car 30 another
fell between and was instantly killed.
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orrer Nrw.YOKk CRY DrRscrOsY,


The canvass for for insertion in this work is
, ep,e,e and although the gentlemen
oVeo have leen to every and obtain the
al nes resdeut districts assigned 10 then, which instruo
fiona We have behve sciupuousy observed yet
,o.sitle TIA, some may have been overlooked
IL there are any waited upon BY
they viii confer by calling the office shove ssd hsndns
sAs, name, sc tor insertion joan + TRow, Pabhsher
DxY1.,cE SALAMANDER SArES-GAYLERS Patent
GoFftNs Deaance
Ils the hest combined in the ~ai De ot No
100 Pesr one door below Maiden lane formerly NJ oJohns
~ Housekeepers and all Others IN want OF Bedding,
a.S.,e.s. kc would do well call NJ. WILLAEDS old es.b
nea xNrrtoou ChathAnst OF Muheryst where
b. ound Of articles IN 30 hne ever offered 70 the
public
WINDOW SHADES-BeSt assortment IN the world at
KklTy FEReusoNs Nos s Broadway ard 81 Rest Dealers
pped tom hands Shades warranted 70 atd climate AID
sold lower than a other estahshm-nt
Church and oaer Shades qauted aud eted to
oider in superior style
FosrER's SKLEcr Writing CLAssEs, No. SS7 BROAD
xy.yHops Of during from O. g
ia AM Ttims a. for twenty essous
IN ,xt.pd The OF rapid writing tho@e
h an p,ae lessons expensive Mr. fosrEE proposes give
ucton Ladies and Genenen IN classes upon an ee1aoae n
e,sfns a. highly approved plan his residence No 81 Broadway
her Eook kepipg Nnne &C. taught IN expeditions aai
nrr manner the entire exclusion OF tho mooern eas'say
Of education Private lessons as usual
re Patent Sewing Machines, Of every variety, max.
ns new No shuttle used and the threads
bed the greatest beauty ard sfrena which
MI uo I'M though third stitch fucc 50 90 S Come
It'll eesnaose tom persons asns huatreds at
stOre, Ne " CASnbsnss' NY CLOVIS BaKaEk Co,
Pateuices aod Prourietols.
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no CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be Autnenu
Gated by the name and address Of the wr1ier[n9t
necessarily for publication, but IS guarantee OF MS
good faith. .
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

BOSTON MOnGay, Nay Il, ll53
AtAn early hour yesterday morning large barn in
Wehhxn belonging 20 Nehemiah Warren set on fire
"a consumed together with l. three pairs Of oxen
- W. horses Loss from 5000 % 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

r1- w Antrobus Howell. appointed Commissioner
BY the Governor Of Canada to visit the approaching hi
oon in this City, has issued circular to the Can@aA
Ursss making known the appointment and requesting CO.
operation from al interested IN the objects Of bis ''oa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

rF1 Ths Daily Press is new paper At Baltimore. de-
voted to the Rights and interests Of the LAbOrng Class
Ashton, Forester & Co. are its Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

BALTIMORE, AOaday. May Is l653
We have 10 mail south u Washlnyton this nOrning
gang Of rowdies entered Matthias Breniss drinking
Inc sst nigh-a quarrel ensUed which John Krenn.
- " hot dead Sir Brende received two pistol balls
N his am and two unknown Germans were severely
aD-rc.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

Hon JoHS p Hale has become resident Of our city,
and practitioner at our BAr-tthe legal the Alcoholic
for he is in principle and practice for Total Absnsnce
His Office is at No IS Wsll-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17
brutality OF Negrephobia.

To hs Editor Of NJ " \. Ifbane
SIR Let me relate an incident In free, rtpnbiiedn isd
rendcnf America On Thursday last got into the Fourth
av cars at Beekmanst The seats being nearly filed
stood on the platform When the reached Canal st,
man standing near All ed the Conductor II he knew
woman inside closely yeiled. lie replied, no lie vas
Their informed that she was colored woman She was
well dressed As any in the but her skin bang dark
the Conductor said she must not ride there Therefore,
the cars were stopped and she obliged 20 get OUT
asked the Conductor why he did H. lie said his orders
were pertu ptory from the Directors 20 permit oolored
person 10 ride the carand ii he did he should lose
hs situation At this time, there dirty drunken
white man sitting the scat whose presence was often
five and but under the dirt which on him.
is supposed he has white skin Is not dsgraceiu, Ia
land where il L. proclaimed that All men are born free
and equal" that well behaved orderly person shall be
nut out If rail car ar other but her color
while dirty white people may ride with mpunity Aud
the Directors Of this road cal ed Christians who should
do others they would that others should doto them
Yours kiCuAhD WARsER.
We earnestly call the attention Of the Directors Of
the Harlem Railroad to the above recited outrage
There probaly ras time when the managers Of public
conyeyances had no choice but suecumb to the stu
Did AID brutal prejudice against colOred people but
are very cure that there is longer any serious imped
ment 10 their behaving like Christians. At least let
them Try it 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

TIE ONO STATE JoURSAL establishment, lColumbusD
i offered for sale The Journal the only Wing paper
printed at the capital Of Ohio, and can hardly fail to yield
an independence to two men qualified to conduct t. ses
cardl
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Aetu'l1ork Qailp Gribmne
TUESDAY. MAY II, 1853

~ Persons venting Tua> EFT their rsssnee. or plses
Of business viii pleas Their address the puDneon once
send i through the PosOAee Pnes u cents EssA P'J
a u Ia carret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

MARYLAsD-We find in The PieayuHe New. Orlesns)
the following information respecting Maryland Politics.
which We might fairly have expected to obtain by Some
less crcutous route II only half true it has still much
importance: -
BALTIMORE, Friday, April q 1855
Our city Is full Of excitement relative 10 the Catholic
movement for changing the Public School system 80 that
poton If the school Fund shall be given 10 the Catholic
free schools Of the city The most bitter feeling has been
enQendsred by il and the papers teemng with snony
nous squbs against the priests oDe side ana the clergy
men or the other The feeling abroad throughout
the State and there doubt that the election Tor 0v
ern.r Legislature and State officers next Fall will be con
troled in a MEASURE by this religious excitement
The Catholics who principally Democrats, ara making
tremendous exeron o. secure the nomination Of Catho
c cal ddse for Governor and Of the candidates named
1--WE ont # six are Catholics viz Col George " Hughes,
solomon Hillen Mr. Key Judge Lsgrsnd aud Walter X.
Mitchell The only Protestant named IS Robert VI Mclane
who hos rendered himself odOus with regard 10 the city
ana STATE appointments that his nomination deemed
lupraccabe The Pro'estants declare that they will vote
f1T the Whg candidate ia preference 10 Catholic cand-
cate even though the latter b. d. m0crat aud the CathO
He are equally determined 10 rally against Protestant
The higs without reference 10 the subject have long
since determined the nomination Of Thomas Swami,
posuop the religious factOnsts and " he should
copsenf 70 serve his wide spread popularity the cham
p al cur great work OF Internal Improvement will lbls
him 10 command immense vote, beyond the limit
Of party hines
For n.ubers OF the Legislature the religious struggle
throue bout the will BE- fierce and uncOmoromsing,
and 1. probable that both the Democratic and Wing par
ties will 6Dd themselves completely dsOrganized and
able 70 draw their party lines among the mas Of the people
The bg candidates will howeys' lose less by this
troyersy than their opponents they viii hold the
teryatiye ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

TuE GREAr ExHBIrIoS OPkNED.-Are the Ladies
,hs the Great Exhibition aresdy opened No
SIS Grand t q Bopsrs extensive Dry Goods estleishment
. thropsed with fashion making their aud
% nom desirable stock OF and
SUMMER Drss be found in tins city consisting OF every
sex Of sins Bsr Baege De lanes Lawns Pnnted
Iscopts Popins ChAes Prints, Gughams Chanhres &c Also
an vIhouudd stock Grape Shw PLAN aud emorodered
fom s55 TO o. elO Sl2 and SIS Also Plain and Printed Cash
. shsw An ever, variety Black coored Mantas all styles
ps al ever, every Of summer STUFF Cor Msns
wear large Lace and Muslin Drape No. So
l,.na,st corcr of OtchAIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

tlere.d q be taSeu
Nv scanps who ony want ycar tn
Sehng PeSoieioas srah
Useless a dust o damaged su1hs
ForI LYONS fowDES, warranted
Tolay al nexioas insects deed-
rR- The Central Depot for the MAGNETIC POWDER
s IyoSS MAGNETIC r destroying Rats and Nice No
Broadway Look TO the signature ., LsoS-
fgrProf ALKx. C. BAKRys TneorHERoos, or Med
io.d O. soupA Tor Identifying cafhng pesS restoring and
siren relev'ng disease OF ~
sns ssa R,slps external weapaz Bounded ey ne goUAea
kpss pson Bsrys TncoPSeoss petsaass ae Onlsa
he % Of As srrcs Of have ineIessse IN Is,o that
am sxces Z, be. Possr Barry, after sa examination Of
hs nnmber Of ees eshseed . ooef ~
eassnrs Of Eross upward dans the year lS was with
il asnecry present length the evidences me wonse
spt<es Of the TepeOus when the Peehe nase sea
AZ epor~ this TIE OF the ef ana the exP
aticrs chemical the h the cP .ne IN AZ
tzfaen recommended II % INC attention
AZ. PEOPLE This ali that he desrea Livery bottle s
seH The effects OF the eud exceeded expectaon acted
49, rhsrm The ladies would Be without o. Country dealers
ever, section United STATE. taa they mus have and tAas
@ Sst on wholesale trade Of an extent hitherto unhesd Of a.
go Z tbs KIDD The hsesi pOins has yet been I'D
bottles. ~ Rro.aw.x R.,.n ,v{..
cents ,srss ~ quantity scd BY al the pn
saa Druggists tougboa, Ine United safes and Cana
opal msS Vel ladies' Great Britain, ffsfee 1e
rwrow,rK, & Wells, Phrsnologists and publish
go, Hsu. No isl N.ssaa-st. Hsw-fs'k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

To SHoE MANUFAcTURERs.-lt is impossible to deny
49, s., in the has been effected by SING
vas snSG MAcRNEs In large msnuisetoes and small ones oH
,snse sSyenase be behind the These
.nss"T my " l. NJ. SINGER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

p,.so FohrEs- Coon AND CHEAP!-The subscribers
have som q and 7octave PsnoFote Of handsome exterior very
tone and durab y and keeping tune which
~ Iii =, srea bargain or cash fully
hoS WI" j r. WARSEk Co, No al Broadway
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

This WIS being f,',hiul in that which was
the least; and lad who would no, chen, an
employer out Of q minute Of time would moi
be likely To ncglcet his interests or waste his
mJney. This was observed, aud il laid the
foundation for that great success in business
and that eminent reputation for integrity tina,
now distinguish him among tho merchant
princes Of the day. lie may. or he may moi
have forgotten his early schoolmate, who took
quite a different turn in life, and became a
gospel preacher. and now writes this sketch
of old times; but if his memory Of the past
is as good as mine, he will not eIil 10 recall
the chcstnu,s and his run down bill,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15


SocIAtIrY. H-There is nothing from which I
young nah stands 50 much in danger AS nll do
velOpneni Of the sorial faculties. III n large city
There nre so many temptations to sin little 70.
the sAte VI conipahionship, that ere he knows IT,
ne may find his passage engaged and his trunk pack
ed for perditioh. He Is big hearted fellow { On
fding and free. He hasnO snspieioa df man traps
or that evil spirits iipressinE him through the
powere of good fellowship, when he yielded to the
voice of the tsmptsr. Phreholosy locates the so
rial organs IN the hind part Of tile head. aud the
devil erssps in by these back doors Of ths bgain -
lie sees no ihbrhs among the roses that beset his
path. t....f.t- -...
Thus the Quality of the mind destinedby Iieav.
on TO conduce most TO his true happiness, and
the happiness Of the wo li he-omes perverted aud
tends I'd his ruin. One OF larg, quality soeial
would do well ia attach himself to sons literary
or benevolent society, azd in thus mngng With
those OF similar feelings with HIMSELF he wou,d
exercise fully tho kindly ematian, OF bis mind aud
make hinsei happy in condu,.ng TO tha happines,
OF others. One Of the hest fes lures Of old fellow
ship is, that while il admits OF thu largest scope 10
the social feelings, 1t Keeps within healthy re-
stfaiht. the exuberanes that WNild tend "a excess
il othsrwiss dsvslspsd. We w61ld say to y,uaE
men, connect yourselves with lodges, OF ibsariss.
Or divisions, or sewing eiseles, az Churches say
where you please, and depend upon it ySa will be
~iser and happier. and better than ysu sssid hass
'ssa il ysu h.t ast.--essYsi Be-. III 80 =. .ss,s,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
TO Apollo.

Oh! gentle muses., inspire my harp with
rapturous melody, while cx'ol The name
and deeds Of the omnipotrnt God Of Greece
My harp is tuncless, and ny unskllful fin
gers strike in vain the trembling strings tha,
AT my touch were wont to breathe forth
strains of heavenly music.
Grecian bards have sung TO thee, Oh!
Apollos. thy pristine loveliness, as thou
didst first appcr, iowly shepherd ON The
plains Of 'rhssaly. The quiet flocks Of King
Admeus roam The valleys o'er and nine
long years their wandering steps were witch
cd by thee. Grccan minstrels hailed Thy
birth in most enchanting lays. How Mop
tune, with his Trident, reared Thy cradle
from the mighty deep, and ihine own hand
made fast thy wandering Cynlhan home.
Python, sent by jealous Juno, fell, pierced
with sharp arrows from thy mighty how
An altar, upon which no bloody victims
writhed IN agony, and temple for thy
dwelling place, thou buildest here, where
men were wont 10 lay their peaceful offer.
ings, and hear in easy PARALLELS their future
taes. A cruel mandate banshrd thee from
heaven grateful earth receives thee as
her duty.
Thou desroyest tho unsra'efnl and filth.
less Trrjans, and they hail Poesns. A.
Clora,, in the green grove, and by the clear
fountain Of thy temple, thy shepherds wpr.
ship thee as Clarius. Prayers geur 10 thee
from thy temple beside the quiet stream! +!
Thcbes, where mortals call thy name Is
menus. But language fails 10 celebrate thy
deeds Thr pur worship of Thy name among
the sons ofthy adoption. made them what
they werc--a nation with which none can
compete
How many noble Greeks have fallen upon
their coun,ry's battlefield, thy whispered
name their parting breath.
One nation could not long alone contain
thy name and worship, Tho flowing hair Of
Rar,un youths, like thy long. waving lock.
ye, without the fadient glory Of Thy coun-
tenancc, tells too well that '.Omhipo'encc
Apcllc'' is the Gud and Protector Of Inperi.
al Rome
Thy Statues, Temples, Groves and Alters
are dispersed over The green Wales OF sunny
l'aly," and rise mid lofty pyramids on the
sterile plains Of Egypt All nations bring
their bloodless oilurngs 10 Thy temples, and
IN my graves adore the m ghiy son of Jove
Where is Thy glory nowi where tho ma.
ti"n of thy adopfionl The land or Greece
remains, but see not Thy temples. The
still waters of Ismenius nuw Oh unceasing.
ye, on rs hunks no moro are brought the
rich offerings ofkinqs. The Tiber rolls on
by the the scvCn.hilled city," but the
=. A noIlinnraa Tudiii minulc mi Ihn snc, ,uno.
Of ;he flute with ,he murmcr Of its waters
The green laurel wave in the liyrian fields
but no Priesless plncks the sacred wreath
Greece has passed away, and Thy npmo anl
glory lie far back in The dim world of mys.
terry and fable. +.-.
Dost thou now, Oh son of Lcatono. iunc
thy lyro whiIe srraying through Elysian fields
Thy glory has faded before tho glory oI
Eternal. - Cir. Gazette. ...'-.,.,I
LEUCANTHEMUS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15

EWHEN Talleyrand, having hecn com.
PEELED to leave Europe. was subsequently,
also obliged 10 quit England, because he
was suspected Of being a spy, hc went tc
Portsmouth, To take passage While at tie
Hotel there, he was ln'ormcd there was nm
American gentleman in the house, and he
immediately sought an interview with him
10 obtain some particulars Of tho country
10 when he proposed emigraiIng. At the
close of the interview. Tall'yranL told The
stranger Iha, he would feel pleasure IN hear
ing 10 his friends in America any leurr or
message he had 10 send The Answer was.
Il am the only man in the world who has no
friends in America" On subsequent lnqui.
ty, he ascertained that the stranger was no
o,her than Benedict Arnold I What a terri.
III, epiIaph for an American! II am The only
III IN in America who has no fricnds!"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-15
srn ,vt.as.-.Tn ,icln, ;. lie soul h III, 10

ScKv vkss--In sckn' s. ne soul d, 6in' 10
dress herself for imhottsiils. ,Fns, shu
uniies Il string 0f vanity that made bet t.n,
per g1rmcnis cling 10 The world, AMI sd tia!
assy, slic pitts off the light aud f.d'astie
robe of lus, aud wah;en apheilts. Nesi "a
this, the soul, by The hslpof sck hess, khScks
oT tho fe,ters of pride and vainef tompiss
cences. Then sho draws tho curtaths, sirrs
the llgh, from coming in, and takes The PIC
lures d0wn---lliosa fantastic images nf 5. II:
owe and gay remenbrances Of vain opinirn
lnd popular noises. Then the spirit s,oops
into sobricties of hu,nbls thoughts, and iieis'
corruminnr chiding The forwardness Of fancy.
alaying the vapor Of ronceit and hcIious
op mons. NexI to these, rs the soul is still
undressing, she takes off the ronghness of
her grea, and little angers and aniHibsi,ie.s4
and receives the oil Of mrrces and smooth
forgiveness, fair interpretations ana rhh'lc
answers, designs of rsconcIila,isp and CIlIis,,
tan atonement, in ihoir plresS. Jeremy
Taylor. si'''s'''s4