The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-21

PIES inherited from their ancestors Little
more ,ha,, century anu ha'i haa ei"rSeh
.lo", '',1 'l'S, se'.le'',,'e vi w, eoIn! "nen
III. tho.''I' c'". '..',nP:eu w le'y ."A.S
III nc, Coio,.eS "l'nout ."e.' own coi'se. .t
al a''e,''P' '.'''r"'''''"''s az var my WIN
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tho ,,,atto ;rs.u;,,i ~ ,ho;r ,,,nnn,r "nd
on,...J tha,. 1,,,rot,,,J ,nf,It.,;,nJr 70 allow;
nms ,;o,or, Al horo ~. an co,,s,,o;nad
- ,rnI,;,, ,,,, - H. tr,o ~ l. i o,,l,.
h;stor;c,i e c';on that N,t;nr wb;ch cou,d
boast Of en- ,,onv M,rtvrs IN ;hertr snd
f,nm which M, b,ro n, ,,.,; ,i orr ;J.'o. NJ
lie socrcd esxcnco co,II ,ttomnt r. ;,mnos.
tho shoclIcs of Slavery ON IFS f,tc,orn Jnscon.
dartS2 Tbs Mnvc nj U;s,orv Llrshcs Will,
She ID forced to a,lr,;t the truth NJ tho
chanye and to oscrii,. It to tho drnlo.
m bic weakness and INCONSISTENCY Of hum.,
nature
sub &c . l,,;,r ,;o,,. or ,ho ,.st rh,t th.r
shall we s,v If ,bn future 4 Does il mot 10.
mend nm onrsc,vcs in n Great measure what
rhar,ctcr Il rh,1l r.,r;v,7 Rl.st with Tho
freext Govcrnmcnt on E,rtb md win mora,
and nhvs;c,l ADVANTAGES almost ;nnn,nrr, blo
is it moi ,ur ,lutv IN transmit "a those who
shall come ,fter ne the rich LEGACY wc have
inh,r;,,d mot only rn;mn,;,, i 1,t ouou,.r nd
and ;mnrov,d7 T IF ms then cpd,.Hour In
cultivate V;rtuc and KnowIcdo. az tho orlr
SIRE foundation or rational crrotncss and en-.
dcayour inJ;yidu,lly in;mi,ote The character
of him whn w,s ..fi,.St in W,r t;rst in po,co
and first in the hearts of Ills l'ountrvmcn u
That ,ducot;on * IF Tn. b;~host ;mn1rt,nc,
unIcr Rn,,rhi;.,, t,r,r, az I:',.orn,p",,t Nv,
one prcsumc will Inc hardy cno,,rh to die.
nuto and that S.;,rco AMI ! ;tnro nv, rof]nn,
ius,rc mon The ch,ractrr IF n Nation is a
fact equally indisnutoble, G,ycrn"r Everett
saws: "Thr shirt Of euternr;se which 40.
u,,tcs our Countrvmcn rms naturally towards
matter Of rrrroach onlv lot if mot be mcr.
rradnr ard rc0,rt;on he cultivated rs wrll
ns nroner,v ,cou;r,d J,,ns Diva orr t,b;,d.
ron thr kcys If knnwl,dye ne r.,ll nc an GO.
aol"',mrnt IN business. I%t mem IN you!h
I",ii hants ava ' as Th WI VIII remain
WIN '''h IN a'.er me III OF" age ana 'uI arr,
rational tn,cr'ninm'n' al al! ''nes. "hen
we colhct the niue circle at the family-poara
ana at .ne rre'S,Ic' IN our long wih'er-eveh-
l''sS let US DC aole I" 'alk OF Sn,Jec.s Oh III,
'crcs' ana importance: inc productions ana
INSTITUTIONS OF our own ana 'orclSl countries;
Inc history Oh our Vrncra'cu laln'rS-'hc
wonders OF the material "h'Vcrsc-the eHper,
'ehce OF OUT race: great moral interests ana
auues,suDJects surely Az important as aoi-
lars ana cents. Let us from carly years teach
our Children to look above the dust beneath
!heir f.et' TO The great spiritual concerns o.
Immortal natures. mere book worm is q
worthless character but mere money get
ter Is no better; 10 which let me add the
testimony oil DIR. Woods of 1TanSylyama
University as to the advantagcs.and pleasures
OF learning. ''lf from worldly distinction we
look to worldly enjoyment, we shall find it in
Is he a man of business? The hours not
gwen to his daily occupations, nor demanded
~ rela'lVe dmties' are cheered "y inc dcl'ents
rottsn or,dst ,he sn| h, i,;.hmout. ! a." ~ b;s
mind Visions of excellence and of beauty
and dtformcd and lmpart elevation to his