Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-02-05

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sIdeliyered 81 the essnia y of ll alIaf dly
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esis eloquent reluarks fos,lg gII
whaFis Il that pprsfsals D sas.
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h Continent, md ssg I N ~ 4 s,ts y
Y and replied. Louis Nspol ess HIM. M
pafte I. But, ,,'he scontipucd s' NJ m
not believe in tho stability of sttSs
crime. / viii venturo tpi apts q llll
Town humble lot wiih3thS ~, ps of
that patentate. ! eat With NH 4 IL
1.-THE bitter bread of home h sssness, 4 ng1
staggering ;oyless toward n Obscure
grave. Far iaiiss sii,nnce ny chi.arsn
may get i Legacy VI sorros;,,s ~ yet of d
yption, 70 their country's cause. suchs
is my lot, but whatever may he Ifl
faults, my errors, or even my sinss.Aes
Ier have broken daths, meyer tidse ! /
Eeived nations, never tfiiliad WITH ilisEi
9 duties sf q. anhonest patrol, Benz:
on the contrary, sits high in power,
daaslip eyes Of short-sightfa men
with He lustre of his propitiaas ss..r
Bus, Still. added the 81, oritor sisisa III is
sfersq,,r from the depths 81 mRsy Isl Dc 8 So
lalionsi turn my eyessto 81 tllIt ntllIt ,Ipsy slse
sshd n ihe stars trs3 ii he M fss
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sse creation crying out aloud that tf5'etre
od. The feeble spas III His eter-
Il spifit glimnering ID q ~ a. ny ny
ascn, revoIts iiii,st III he iEsgfs, thasf /;
il should lie at t,ie lnsff; isls sf I'D saasnsl,
rous c,iIne 10 NJ nal cha III Il
moral laws tlis W, sov ereiga 4 M H.
cree Of III tI bi sis snti saif consist
et1ts N III Az syoslsl since +:
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volts against the thou GIT, that 4 worm. i
The, offspring of the dust, can With mn |:
punitY defy those laws by which the Z
Eternal Lawgiver has bound, not only I
the fluctuations Of huaAa eyents, bn,
has ab0und even His own imtnoyable |.
viii. No;I do not believe in the sta
bility of successful crime Z ] These 8
eloquent sentences were loudly applaud i
ed. London paper. II
NUMBERS SLAIN IN DlFFsREsr BAT Z
rLEs.--At Durham, 1916, there fell Is, -Is
DO0;e at Halidonhill and Agincourt, =
20 ,D00 each; at Bautzen and Lepanto, 2
d, 900 ench;at, Austeriitz, Jena and =
Lutzen,y 10000 each 3 at Eylan, co. E
100 ;aat Waterloo and Quatre Bras. 2
'ne engagement, 40, OpD i; at Borodino,
10000; at FoDtenoy, 100 900; at Var q
mouth. $50. 900 az Sons! no less g
han 300, ,0O0 Of Attila's army alone =
The Moors in Spain, about the year =
700, lost IN one battle 40, 900; 10 anis g
'ther, foarceaturies later, Is0, 900, bell D
ides O,0O0 prisoners, and ina third llel
ven zoe, 900 Still greater was the q q
sarnage in ancient times At Cannm, y
Q 600 fell. The Romans alone, in an =
ngagetnent wit the Cimbri and Tell- 81 b
ones. lost 80. .Qtll. Tine Gartha haginiansslElp ID
ttacked Hynlera ia Sicily with an sr1ny, 81 81
{ 400, 90 ~ N Y
hipy; ~ sots i Issa s'
Y sf1AsporE s sse pss ", etses m ~ 3
lsnd u tHs troops, oRiy Y isx III m " n n
MIL boat srcacbe t,albss ,sth thss 81 81
'elancholy mn glsldBs nav lss @
allls. A, ,oOo asaIs. NM ~ aaoshe. 2 &
y, 900. Hi the battlssl Issas, (.
seedfths AIexandcr ana li ~
% we're Slain, ID that of "A )O, y
y. N Y ulida ;lu once 4 anniiS;l. u aal n,
!. army III 1868 900 Helyetiaaia !; N M
ale with The Usipeles. he slew 4lf 81
"a on another soccasion slne mi ssiso .s u
ofs M sO, 900 Ger,i.s ko 1ss5 4 4 - -
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