Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-09-15

osSH Va use III all AGES lhe Hofld.-
David was not fit to rule over Israel until
be had been hunted fksa ..patridge in
the mountains" by the envious and ma.
lignant Saul. 'sruIus was no, fitted to
expel the Tarquins until lie had endured
their tyranny for years. What would the,
Israelites have. dene, but for Pharaoh? !,
Where would haye'been The Refosmers Of
the sixteenth century, where The Pulitans,
in the seventeenth, and the Patriots in the
eighteenth. but for Leo the Tenth.
Charles the Frst, and George the Third?
But Charles the First lost bis head. and
George th : Third his colonies. for less
tyranny than has been practiced upon the
people q Kansas by. the two successors
Of Millard Fillmore, live thank God for
patriots, We should also thank Him. for J.
tyranis fer what great ashisyements :
have patriots eyer made, without .he !
stimulus Of tyranny !, Without vice. = >
virtue itself must be inspired; d with .
out wicked and mean men, her ,Ould Be; = !.
~ Hs'oeSf. .5oi 80 .s1a,ss ssHos q 49,,
y The brave man ridges IN the Opposi. =
ton Of the enemy Of his riglts. Wicked
and mean men are lbs stepping stones on
which The good and great ascend 10 I,
heaven and immortal fame,
These miscerants, cursed boIh by God
and man, subserye important interests.
The sacred volume which unfolds, to us :
the life and sufsrings Of the Savior Il
men, pakesrecord also Of Pontius Plate
and Of Judas Iscariot as necessary sgen.
eies in that great redemption. 4 -
So I will depounce no. man who has
fought against Freedom in Kansas. as
entirely useless in the grand result,
FBnt shat Team 70 draw the chariot Of
fHFresdon al Atshis0a and siringfvllox
and JOHN Cslhoen, with tie two success
sOrs Of AillaFa FImore to. If. at the
wheels Here he hammer ppa G. fsll j. Il .ssi.
saississdus - OLD AGE sssi issl 81
-'4l lils sai ses sT-7 ,ss.sss 40 n Y5a
The neglected portion Of the great.
American family IS OLD age,we are sorry
to say; not that we,s as a nation, are dis
respectful to the old, or that they are
denied or grudged anything. We per-.
form the. negative duty to them by avoid
ing all which shall occasion to them,
offenee or deprivation, but we do not.
perform the duty of ASST u usly seeing
that they occupy, always and only the,
places of hoaor AMI prominence; nor,5
mere particularly, do wa s;nly 10 con.
irive, un,iringly and atfsetionaiely, how
to comfort, cheer, strengthen and recupe-s
rate them. The old man in one house.
may have bis chair in The drawing room,,
and his place atihe table, and be listsne
to when he speaks, and obeyed ,wllea be
commands. t.lr s....s.
Bul in another house, he viii have his
chair cushioned and pillowed, and his
armchair at the inble, and the cook will
be busted most with what will newly
nOurish or refresh his more delicate ap.
petite; while all listen first to his words
and address conversation to him as CEN
ire, and eagerly seek for bis commands
as an sn'hari'y- ~ a ,1t hsa
. This,s We assure the reader. from our
own well-weighed observation in both
countries, is fair picture between age in
America, and old age in Englani. We
have been sad to admit this 10 the COM
meuiing traveller. II is anuuconseious
fault in life, too busy our attention too
Overiasked, and our plans of home and
pleasure too unsettled and immature; but
he feeling for the better things is in u,
and time will bring this feeling into ac-
ion.-N p. Wills sez1s3
Why may not there be another Homer,
another Milton, another Shakespeare.
another Jesus Christ?-RalpA Waldo
Emerson.
We don't think it worth while 10 say
Why, but il an inquisitivc critic should
l>k Why there might not be another EN-
srson, he would probably answer him
elf by saying that nature exhausted ber
aock of ,bIasPhemous audaciiy IN max.
ng the FIRST.
The New Havep Colony in Kansas
'4st II votes against The English BfiEe,
md MOI one for it. s @a
Ii is sait. lhai the l1O0 Poems
written on the Ocean telegraph are to be
ublished in book form. If the Ocean
Telegraph stands all that aoSSsrel ii
ront break for hard shocks. May Col
elp Morse oni Field under such fiery
rial. O. sa z5 ~
Mrs Peter PiPer's baby was making
terrible noise, and friend asked Peter
Fhy it was so cross. III has stormy
lcther, said Peter, with a sigh; you
et dn'. wonder If rs lille ssually-
IS quite natural.
The Louisville Journal prepeiraies the
oliowin0. Mr. Rnlver has nlavad the