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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

We give 10 TO day i.-ae thu complete re-
tnrn. OF thi- e,unty Every anti Lec''pP'o"
Dem"erAs. every American aud sv~ty ksPub
lcan must fe,l gra'lisd At the result 1T
The triamph Il the opPo- iuan. that had mi
i,d against lh- policy of ths present wicked
A1miu,-irafien. Il a. an Opposition wears
TIE people $40 that the policy of III Rae
hansn Was bad, and they rsbusrd e. N'g"
county - redeemed from she sn,~rule 81 uu
Il Jgel Democratic aspsrauts. aud she viil
forever remain -.
There never vas political victory achieved
an this county. N which the peopls have a
greater interest II J. not only apoliieal. bai
II j. moral triumph. check has been xiv
en- to political corruption that = certainly en
eouragins. The true men Of all parties an'
ted. aud a victory va the resuli. A saiie Of
satisfaction j. on the face Of all our best men
John q Davis. because he wss trae to the an
ii Lecompton sentiment ~ the country has
come out victor In the Legislature Nigs
couaty VIII be represented by those wh" or
pose lhe National Administration. Agains
eopbiustion that vas unparalleled and "a
r.lenting. n d Scott has been selected tn
peoples Treasurer. We have everything 4
rejoice at-everything 10 make u glad W
are glad becau>e we love our country. Ola
because We love to see the right triumph
Glad because We think We are in the right
and because oar enemies. whom We thiak ar
in The wrong. are sorry
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

A NovEL VIEW 90 raE " EcHo' SLAvER CssE.
The Guardisn i. httlr paper published at
Columoia south Carolina. ~lsich j. somswh
given to 6re eating AID plain speech. An ar
ticle on the Echo SLAYER case puts firth fresh
idea on the subject that was pretty well worn
The editor expresses himself IN this wise =;
The slaves on heard the Echo were regular.
iv sold by the Africans, and purchased by the
captain ~ the Echo. They were. theref"re,
his bona I'D, property, and we think the 9th
Gers Of the Do. phin committed piracy. II th.re
be piracy - the matter. by fsrciDly taking
possession ~ property that did not belong "a
them. Before having the prison. the intrrpre
/ ter informed us that when native AfrieaI
committed a c,lms. he J. killed by the Chief
aud hi family -old u the slaver-. The cree
Of the EehS viii hr here IN few days. Il
them come we hazard The assertion that no
a hair on their h~Ads vail be harmed.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

PUxcrVsrIoN.-The points now uFcc
in punetustion were introduced into VII
ting gradually. some time after the insen-
ton Of printing The Greeks had none.
aud there was no space between then
words. The Romans put a kind OF "a
vision between their words. thus-Pabfs-
cans. scipio, Africans. Upon the end
of the fifteenth century only the PERIOD
colon. and comma had b,en introduced
The latter came into use latest. and was
only perpendiculsF fgure or hne pro
lportionaie 10 the size Il the letter.
To Aldus Manuilos, an eminent prn-
ter in 1870. We are in.ebtei FOR tie sem
icolon. and al.o for the present form q
the comma He also lad down ru.e-
now observe in regard 10 heir ~
The notes Of interIoga'icn aud excls0 s.
lion were no added nll some years iay
and tits not known by whom. lnser ~
commas ('') were FRS rsod by Nous ~r
AilIemogni. French printes. aud were
intended by him 10 suIersede the uso
lof tale letters. and the French prp'efs
call them by that name. But they have
! lately been used by the English Ifiniera
10 denote quoted matter In London
book. The Art of English Poetry.
printed in l6)7. j, appears that he pre-.
en- mode cf deno'ing quoted mat'er :
therein denoted by beirg set IN foi'r. Il
is no, known by whom the aPc-'ropne
and dash were invented.-1he PraHi,r
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

1J A Patterson psP'r tells ianay story OF
q matrimonial adventure that occurred in ?
Jersey A girl ~ the name Of Csthsrine Ma
rss Nav vas ~ have heen married TO Andrew
Z Bash. at Yswpough. Bergen county. on
SATURDAY, righ, the I h inst. The company
vas al assembled aud the ceremony about to
take place h. minister ard bride we're
waiting th- srrival of tn happy to.be made
yoaax man. lie vas sen espied coming
toward h~ hou~s dressed fnr the occasion,
AID arrived st th~ gate. where he was met ~
her father. who prevailed oo him To 40 back
and woald not allow him TO eater she house
Upon thu. the parry at do~n to supper, Il
ter which The girl vas married to sen'
oIef. Who had been invited as Que Il 'h'
guests
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

cIAY covSrr The news from Clay Is that
Davis has 90 majority. and the entire Oppo.
s''ion ticket elseted-esesptins perhaps The
Treasurer
Owen has gene large majerity--perhaps
400 for Davls-Frankliu. Lscomptop, for the
Legislature i, defeated. aud the State ticket
ahead
Porter Republican. is elected In the 9Th
District by 1000 msjontv
Kilgore. Repabliean. is elected in the 5sh
Disifie, by perhaps 5000.
Daun's election IN the 81 District is doubt.
ful.
Hackelman. a the 4,h District. Is perhaps
defeated.
Hssey. Opposition. in The lsi District. is
in all probability successful.
DAVIS. IN this District, will get near 5000
msjarity.
Wilson. Republican. is elected in the sth
District. by an increased majority.
colfax. Republican. triumph. in the 9th by
20e0 majority
Case. Republican. Is successful in the 10Th
District.
rs,t.. Republican. is elected 10 the ll,h
District
The appearance Of things now j. that We
shall secure al our R.peblicsa cpngres~mes
and gain one IN the 9th District. and one in
Huxhes's IA > aud re elect Davis. This will
give the Opposition : 10 3 in the next Con
grsss.
/ The chance for the State ticket - fair. bu
no, fr~t rate. We can say nothing Posilsv,
OF Il before 10 morrow.
HvzzA FoR GLoRIors OLD SUtLIvAS =
Coekerty
The official returns from Sullivan county
give Davi~ a majority of % votes.
Parke and yrrmillion give Davis 800 ma
ioriiy. aud Steel Is elected To the Senate Ly
msjority Of ~.
II Is reported that Posey county has gone
800 for Hovey
Spencer county gives Hovey abou, 500 ma
.jaritS.
Gibson county gives Hovey majority =
Iovsy'- election i sill very much doubted
bat The chance. are In his favor
II was thought at Indianapolis ye-terda,
evening. that the Republican State t,cke
- elected. This however needs eonfrma
tion.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

Ey- Miss Landcr's statuette OF Nir-
rin,a Dare, which arrived in the ship
Nalabar. with Crawford's statue flames
O.is, is unpacked, and can be seen Tor
the remainder of his week al the room
of the artist, Savings Bank Building.
next To the Museum. This beautiful
work of art, which is in Italian marble OF
rare delicacy in color and texture, is a
bout three f,et and half high. and rep
resents Virginia Dare, the first white per
son born on the American continent. as
she looked when standing on the shores
of the great lakes, with the surging
sound of the waves in her ears. and
varu- memories of her childhood 5 TAR of
home in her heart. She stands on
the sandy beach. her ine head erect and
her folded hands resting upon the hshlne
net. which is gracefully drawn around
her for drapery. Indian ornaments are
on her arms aud neck. aud beach bird
the pet and companion OF the young In
dian maiden, is by her side. This stat
ne en petite is full of originality and sen
timent. and we hope ere long 10 see u re
produced the size of life.--Boston Tran
script.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20


A Loan rHKr ~rvKs HxsRp OF Grant Thor
bora. Laurie Todd"-appears now and then
in Se~ York paPer. With a "reminiscences. or
bit Of an old story. Here Is his last In
I774. Dr. Webster. ~as popular preacher Of
The XIX 81 Scoslsni. N + linbsrsh. Bu~i
nes. brought hin 10 London. snd oae day +.
whsa passing the Hsu-- Of Lord. h's earissi-
~ induced bin "a make a effort to step -
ana see them None were a4nitte3 without
an order. sxseps noelemeH's servants Web
<.,r sssn- ixa5-sa, Of he rule. requested al
mi,saec- eNhat I.sri ID you belong 10 ?
ssid the 4 sorkecper. ':Ths Lori JehorsA.
repss.ei sAe asskecpeF. I have keps hef'
seven year,. eatI have nsver heard q saSh !
Lord Jack. said he to his fellow keere
On The front steps. ~hers'sa chap, who .ays b
belongs - Ihe Load Jehovah do yon kuou
zach Lord = Never heard Of hin.'' say
Jack .Ba,~ says Webster. {siilinx 10 kee,
y he dslasioal ~thers i soeh Lord -
Pass 'em in" aid Jses, 4 spose is sonl
-,5r Scotch Lord"
This occurred AZ period whsn there va
sat one a t~~nsy e al - The nan ufaciafin
md rural districts IN Eugl.ad. whs soal
rsd The Bible o. write hls oun name. Sal
..th schools we're inirodae~d IN Iss3.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20
The Result.

We cannot dismiss the subject Of the result
Of the election in this county. without few
congratulatory reflections. INTENDED especial
ly for the ears Of our friends. We would Dot
say one word 10 probe the Wounds - our sd-
versaries A fallen Zoe has our sympathy.
not our anger. Supinely on IL. back lics the
Great Lecompton party Of this eounty-it has
lied for the last six months in a most nastefly
manner. and a. Il = BOW in the ditch NJ hope
It may be suffered 20 remain there Never
was party more signally defeated Its pros
tration Is complete. - roote ! perfect Absn-
dohing principle for party usage. II went into
the battle without sword OF shield. AID Il hs-
come Ut bleediag at every pore. Il snder
took 70 sustain IL organization at the -acr;.
fee of the right. and Il failed It's leaders
being corrupt themselves ssssysd 10 eorrnpt
The people, aud the people refused the over.
ture
The Opposition. embracing the in lepend
ent conservative Of all parties united
aud the result is hat ~e expected, triumph
There j. nov no need Of any further difference
Of opinion. or feeling in the Opposition rawks.
We have united. We are victorious. and let us
remain (,rsDer one The triumph this eoun-
~ j. not republican triumph = aot an
American triumph-it - not an anti-LeeopP-
ton Democratic triumph. but it is an opPosi
tion triumph. II - the triumph of all tho~s
who united to resist the nsfsrioas policy
Of a corrupt Administration. An Admr~.- :.
tra,ion that il depicting the Treasury Of ihe
Nation--robbing the people Of a Territory OF
their inalienable rights and placing the Of
fetal positions in this entire county. "a the
hands OF corropt partisan leaders
Had our effort to succeed been correspond
ingly equal 10 the efforts of the Leeompton
ties u retain their power. our vote would
have been even greater than II IL. They. Ted
from the public Treasury and encouraged by
Executive smiles. dashed into the eanva-'
and expected by The force Of party drill 10 sue
esed. We. relying alone on the right sns
the Justice Of our cause. disregardsd all pars,
infiuenees-appealed TO the understanding
II he peopls-addresssd the sober secou'
thought, aud won. IL II therefore a triumph
Of the people 10 their sovereign capacity, owe
Federal cunning aud party drill.
We feel exultant that We have succeeded
because ne feel IL j. the irst step in rerms
nently redeemisg this county, and bringing :
hack u the times. when the d"e'r,"e- II IN
old Wig parry were triumphant BY over
.vhe!r.i1g major,'ss We congratulate 90
friend. aud hope tha, they. with a.. vi
.pars our sse6 ad,as opponents
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20
a Scene on the Gallows.

P.s. Turley. forrely . clergyman, was
ex~cuted on Friday week in KSnawah
county. Va, for the murder OF his wife.
On the gallows lie made a speech. aisri5-
uting the commission Of the crime to his
intemperance. The Kanawah Star says:
After speaking be requested 'hai"Jeru-
salem. my happy home" nigh. lie sung
he said that many present had sang II
with him on more happy occasions. lie
started the tune himself While sing
mo he called his aged father on he plat
form. threw himself upon bis neck. inter
rupted his singing oniy long enough iC
saw farewell" and then continued ;S
take the lead Ills mother. with his Iit
lie daughl came forward nj his re
quest. and he shook hands with her
and took his little one IN hls arms. klsse'
il. and All with out seeming to be inter
rup,ed. So also with brother. Thel
all left the ground before he fell. HI
also while singing. shook hands will
some twenty others Among them iw
OF the brothers OF his murdered wife. a'
had smile on his face most OF the ume
There were but few dry eyes on IL
ground during the scene.
When they ceased singing he turne'
about and said. "Sherih. | am really I
die" and soon after lhs rope WAS cni an
the unfortunate man launched iato etern
~.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

REMARK,BLE REsULT OF kcoSoNf AND
ErreAvAeANcE Two cases. one OF econ
omv. and The other Of criravagsnce. are
reported IN the san The first Is that
of a downtown merchant. who repaired
TO his wife to say that be lacked 81.
600 towards The payment OF note, which.
If lac did not meet. would result in
bankruptcy. whcreupon his wife gave
him So 600 in gold and bank notes.
saved from her house money. Inc
brother of his merchant aid by 81 600
in gold at home When its use was re-
auired. he found 1t missing. HE wife
had bought a 81 900 set of furs with II,
at Stewards. and the merchant failed.
We know OF another incident of the pa
mic which should be cla,sed with The
above. A lady Of our acquain'ananc'
thought she would try her luck in lot
terv. She accordingly sent on ten dol
lar TO :. Swan & Co. 5 legalized lotteries
which draw every Saturday IN Augusta
Georgia. So drew forty thousan'
dollar pris This enabled her to sus
ain her husband At the moment he VIZ
about to fail in business Was not the in
r yes,mrnt Of tais Ten dollars IN lexalize
e lottery. much better than the .x,.fsvaganc
|, expenditure Of one thoussr.d dollars in
set Of expensive fcrs?-N J. Atios.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20
How Walter Scott Wrote his Ro


DR.. Shelton Mckenzie in a recent lit
erary article 10 the Philadelphia Press.
says:
We now are aware, from what Lock
hart has related. that in 1919 the fsr
greater portion Of the Bride OF Lammer
moor. the whole of the Legend OF Mon
trose. and almost The whole of Ivanhoe,
were dictated from bed Of great bodily
pain as we'll as heavy sickness. John
Bnlantyne. who. with William Laidlaw,
was one Of his amanuenses on these oc
casions. repor, tha, though Scott ''often
turned himself oD his pillow with groau
of torment. he usually continued the sen
tence in the same breath - But, when
dialogue OF particular animation was II
progress, spirit seemed TO triumph over
matter; he arose from his couch and
walked up and down the room. raising
and lowering his voice. and as II were
acting the parts. The wonderfully sifik
ing dialogue. in l.anhoe. between Rebe
ca and the tempaF. in which he pas
sionately solicits her to fy with him
and exchange expected msrtyFdom for
queenly scep,re. wss not among the die
tated passage. but we have seen the ma
nuscript, and il does not exhibit slngi
erasure. Indeed. so rapidly 1t wa
written. that Scott did not delay even
to dot an i, cross t, or put in the slight
est punctuation.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

1S BED wrTuA SSAEE-We should
not suppose that the Life lnsa-
rance &c npanies would like II risk much
upon the inhabitants OF Petroleum, Rich
ie county. va In that place a lad by the
name Of Edward Muliigan. came to his
death last week from the bite of rattle
snake. The boy was laying on the floor
of the house near tho bed OF lis faths 7
and mother. During the night Mg
Mulligan discovered that there Was $
snake in the bed in which he Was sleep
ing and in the attempt to disI atch =
it made its escape. aad in passing IL
boy struck hun with his fangs, who dee
twenty four hours after be was bitten.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20
rvInJuly last The house Of Mrs. VI


son of Gallatin county, H.. was buued
20 the ground, and herself and son. boz
Of fourteen, were consumed with Z
The position Of the bodies wher fouu
and the general belief that the Wllsoes
had considerable money, IN gold sna
silver. no trace OF which could be fouH
in The ashes. induced the suspicion IA
th,. house had been robbed a. set On
fire after the murder of its inmates. A
short time since some OF the people Il
Galsiin county became convinced iha
one Andy ewart was Concerned IN ne
crime. and accordingly tied a rope ahon.
his neck, and were about 10 hang hin.
when he obtained respite. by promising
TO rev, Al the names OF ms accompllce
duplicating P.yton. Newman. Henry. and
three brother named Drumlev. Fred
B.ncsmau' and Mcbride. an lrIshman,
all OF whom. except the last, wereaI once
arrested. Shortly after. Stewart reirac'
ted his statement so FAR as 10 exculpais
all the above mentioned except Newman.
Hi. only excuse for his abominable per
Jury VAS that II was extortcd by fear.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

Bvrrrp orr THE TRAcK.-A day or two
ago, at Lsndgon, Jvffersonsille Railroad,
IN. locomotive ran into several head OF
cattle 4 at we're on the track. One of the
animals. a fierce bull. made show Of
ssh, and such WAS the strength Of hrs
resistance that he bn.,ed the locomotive
and entire tain OF The trackl But the
bull died.
The attack OF Buchanan & CO.. in At
tempting to butt popular sovereisn'v of
ths track, have met the fate OF the bull
thes are dead. The car OF popular soy
ereiguty rolls on as before.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20
Power of Fire

A correspondent OF a New lolk paper thus
describes the wonderful power Of the lire that
DESTROYED the Crystal Palace. He says -
That YOU aud your readers may have better
ida Of the tremendous force of the u 'mes. ~
they rushed NJ throngh The open space eieaied
by the fall of the dome. permit ne to state the
fact that considerable quantities OF the large
sheets of tia that formed part OF the cover
.ring Of the Palace--messuring / (. by ~ inch
e., aud weighing over l5oance,-were wrench
ed fsom their fasienings and carried up to an
immense hight. and. after floating through tho
air from - 10 30 minutes. fell L. the earth al
distances If two To three miles from the Pal
ace. These sheets of TN. when hrs, seen ~
the air. appeared like mere specks, but as they
gradually descended. at an angle ot - 10 -
degrees, were discovered to be bodies OF con
siderable size aud weight.
"The i7th Ward of this city llate Green
pein,.) was we'll sprinkled with these missiles
and some are know To have been carried owe
into the eastern part Of Nill,amsburgh, dis
tance Of at least three miles.
"A considerable quantity of melted glass
in various shapes-some IN threads oil ove
two feet in lenglh--were picked up from IN
roofs of houses ia Java street. over two mile
from the Palace. and doubtedly in man
other localities.
Considering the fact that there was ii1t'
or no wind prevailing al the time Of this O.
: curr.rce. the carrying cf sheets Of tin OF sue
D sine aud weight the distance OF miles. by u
, mar. nr,i.c,,l. force Of flames, j. remark
e hls ,llu,.ration OF the wonderful power of Il
( Atmosphere when in any manner confined
!. even IN 30 large an ordnance or mortar a. u
y aosae Of the Crystal Palace"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

1t is said that Mrs. Bennett, whose re-
turn from Paris with ah Interesting Tam
liz was announced some weeks ago. "iil
take especial pains TO make their Wash
lnyton residence. during the coming win
ter. the sbole Of refinement and elegance
What rush there will be TO get into these
delightful reunions.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20
OMcial from Clay

The following j. the Official vote Of cis,
county Biddle Col. Hendricks col. Ysnde-
So. Grsswold IS. Perkins III. Davidson 10
WORLDS -ss. Hanna I0ss. ofo ss0. NeDsn
aid 81. Harper col caasingham ~. I.ang
rs. Dodd e92. Peelle 527. Mcclure -
Young 657, kegg s26. Co~gill 80, clsypee
753. DAVIS SO. Secrest 100.
Rove. Opposition candidate or The Legi-
Istsre, is elected over fceom hy g msje'
ity.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

CALrroExrA Fnrrrs.-Some Of the fruits
exhibited Al the California State Fair
were extraordinary Among them were
a pear weighing four pounds, bunch
Of grapes weighing fourteen pounds, an
apple weighing two pounds three ounces
peach measuring twelve and one-half
and strawberry six and one-hah inches
IN circumf.rence.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

uIt seem-,hat,he ersgirs'ion Of the idea
of an ocean telegraph i 10 be ss much mat
ser cf dispute a. fhe birth place Of Homer =
Ireland uow pnts ~ her elsiras. and Al the
killarney basquei. Mr. Rreit. one 81 the D'ree-
,crs Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. made
the fsllo~irg statement
The vsry fr-t idea q the Atlantic cable
nav psrhAp- be sccu~ed e egnfi~m. sish q
h.rrow no -nsn'~ fsurels-wa< Registered hy
,nvself suA my brother ia the 6ovsfumeut OF
ice Ia year go
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

81 The Bloomington R,puu.can says
that Mr.. William Der:or, Of that place,
while attempting 70 : a upon the train Al
IIsrrodsburg va.s thrown under the cars
and 50 ssf...y manglei, thai he died soo'
af'er. He was an old ei,isen, and mar
q, hieh character.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

UrsH LIFK.-A gentleman IS New
York informed the editor ofthe Fayetfe-
Vile Observer recently that he hsa pad
81 800 sor pew in DR.. Alexander's
(pre.byterian) church. and that besides.
!, was snbiec, TO a ground rent Of SEQ 2
year. This we consider paying pretty
extravagantly for The prHIege Of grace.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

How To TAxr LiFs.-Take life like man,
avs the London Journal. Take u Just a
thsugh II Was IL is--an earnest. vital, -
-sp,iai affair Take u just a. though you per
sonall, we're born 10 the ask Of performing
merry part IN it--as though the world waited
tor your coming Take u as though u was
Grand opportunity 10 achieve. TO carry onward
great aud good schemes to help AND cheer
suffering. we.r.. breken-hearted brother. The
llact -. hfe i underv alaed by great majoriiy
of mankiai. II - not made bali a. much OF
a. should De the case. Where Is the usaa OF
woman who acsomplishes one uthe Of What
r,,ys,, bc done Who can not look back ur
oa opportunities lost. plans unachiesed
lthoashts crushed. aspirations uufnlhiled. and
ali eaussd from the lack of the neeessaFy aud
l,...ihl. .f,rtf II ve kses better bow 6
tax ard make the most Of life. i vonid b
far greas.rshan IL Il. Nov and then nnas
...nss aside fem the crowd. labors earnestly
stsadfassly. confidently. and ssraightway ee
zones famous for wisdom. .strileci. skill
|. gr,a,nsss og some sort. The world wonders
.am.re., idolszes. aud yet II oals lilnsirzie
.has each may DO IL be takes hold Of lie 81.
/. parpsse. liza n-u bat ssy be Sill and fol
low. ivup, ;aera Is nstl,sg IN reason he ma
nc. sxpces - accomplish. There - &c r-ga
no miracle. 30 secret 10 him uhe y Grave
heart AID determined IN spirit
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-10-20

lr Daniel Webster penned The following
beautiful sentiment
III We work apoD marble II viii perrin u
y. work nsan l,rass time will eiface II: II we
rear temples. they wi crnmhl- into dust; but
II y. work upon immortal mind,--if We i'm
bue them with principles. with the Just fear
of God AID of their fellow srn. We eng'avr
~, those isblets something which no time eau
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