The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-01-14
a Country Home.

A Country Home.
The following tribute to the charm and clc-
vatipg influence of tho address Of Horace
Greeley Mt the fair of the Indiana State Agri-
cultural Society:
As for me, long.tcsscd OH the stormicst
waves Of doubtful conflict and arduous en-
deavor, / have begun TO feel, since the shades
OF forty years fell upon me, the weary, tenn
pcst-driycn voyagcr's longing for land, the
| wanderers ycatning for hamlet where, in
childhood, he nestled by his mothers knee,
and M soothcd to sleep on her breast. The
sober doNn.hill Of life, dispcls many illusions,
I while e Develops or strengthens within us the
| attarhmcpt perhaps long smotllercd or over
laid, for that dear hut, our home" And SO
| ], in tho sober afternoon OF life, when It's sun,
is not high, is still warm, have bought few
acres of land In the broad, still country, and,
bearing thither my household treasures, have
resolved 10 steal from the city's labors and
anxictics ut least one day 10 each wcck, where
In to revive as q farmer the memories of my
childhood's humble home. And already rca.
| lizc that the experiment cannot cost so much
as It is worth. Already I find In that days
quiet All antidote and q solacc for tho feycrish,
fostering cares Of the weeks which environ
Already my brook inurmers a soothing song
to my burning, throbbing brain; and my trees,
gently stirred by the fresh breczts, whisper to
my spiritsomethng Of their own quiet strength
and patient trust in God. And thus do faint
~ realize but for brief and fitting day, tho
serene joy which shall irradiate tho farmers
vocation, when fuller and truor education
shall have refined and chascncd his animal era
wings, and when science shall have endowed
him with her treasures, rcdcening labor from
drudgery while quadrupling It's efficiency, and
browning with beauty and plenty our bounte-
GUS, bcreiiccnt earth. ei !. +
! KossuTm.-M. Kossuth has written long
letter on the condition Of affairs in Europe, the
conclusion Of which is as follows:
What is the policy convenient 10 Great Brit
aims honor, and pcrcmptorily required by her
intcrcstss 1t is, sir, the avoiding OF half re-
solutions and of half measures beforc all Eli
| ther an open and sctive share IN the hostiltics
against Russia, by land and by sea, or pc-
| remptory demand ON Austria to put an end to
her ambiguous fool play, and TO define clearly
her position either as an ally Of Russia or Of
| Turkey. But in no case Is it such policy
which aiming at absurditics, only prevents Tar
key availing herself Of such legitimate means
! OF self defence rs circumstances dictate, and
/ the loss of which no mid of lar distant Great
Britain can compensate. II would have given
mo real pleasure to attend tho meeting to
| whichsyou were so kind as TO invite mo, both
from the interest ! take in tho cause you arc
supporting, and from getting an opportunity
4 to express publicly my grateful feelings for
| the sympathy which linysclf and my cxilcd
i Isountrymen have found viii, tie generous
hearts of the citizens OF Glasgow. Ny only
cxcnso for not appearing is, that just III shs
q present moment, I can perhaps servo the cars,
i which you advocate, more cftectualIy than b5
L taking part IN public meetings, whatever thei
81 Importance snay be. Please to ACCEPT this an
i ology, and believe me, dear sir, your obpdienI
isserynlst H. kOSSuTiI II .S|
IsrAsrs RtsIl1s coS ss nos. laSgc and and
i spirited tncetng Of Iniaists As roc l,rl
8 In Nursery dom, AZ which they asserted tlla1s
i rights, and called FOR IN inetl ID .fedrcss s.
the wrongs which have been inflicted upon
them. -
N1lkHEAs. syc have been brought into OK
istcncc without being consulted ut III III re-
4 gard TO our feelings and wishes, thus laying
4 the immediate authors vf our existence under
q the strongest obligation TO Sec chat OUR rights
arc protected aud our wants supplied, thorc.
fore,
Rssolrsd, That wc Claim the right Ia draw
our nosiiishnent from that fountain which,
ruturp fua prusi,ivd for our susie and
which is universally 10 DO tic only soiifne
from, which We can derive materials for v;x4
orous growth aud that tho too co.iamen prac.
= tice Of cutting off cur supplies fois, this
source 10 avoid tho necessity OF Attendance to
OUT wants, u inhuman, and unworthy of n
! Christian mo;hor.
L !" Rtsolssd, That va do earnestly prafost
against the partially sometimes exhibited by
4 our nlothcra in nursing lap dogs. and making;
= parlot companions Of them as thesgh iisey
s wsfo the real Offspring instead Of OURSELVES,
while we arc tttfnrst out TO Bridget
" hesofafd. That we ciaim ais ossr fight d
place in tho parental bed, and deem ii 4 very
poor excuse for tucklng ns away with the
nufsr that our rnols,cr cosaes fspsn pastlss
lstc :, night, and docs not wish ~ fe bfoko o!
s her rest
Il Rssvirssi. That NC are opposed 10 taking
4 tAetslcsncs when L wopsd sgiiesH ssc required
/ Il we N0fc properly taksn care If tsy anr
! snashssa, and especially dewe fsiss esls Voices
against tbs prsetks Of inany nssssca sslsa 50
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