Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-28
For the Monmouth Weekly Herald.
The Heart in 0ratory.
" Ell.

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sa s'ouus u lleascn. aho sports I'm
NJ. ~ NY a'''u ~ usry oiazc- with
'So'hor " sliaes maJes.icaiiy at lei
~ sa.oug sao realms OF space, unit
IL. e"a.'os, snse'opea IN ethereal
m'ss' s''sssrs ~ sne frozen aeW crops Of
n1acsn. ~ q wore. man, az ms will
can sashom oceans oephts, o., with a tele.
wbars wasias - PsoaJI alo lure Vaui'
SION rail ana m;,h 1870 ~ = qu'ch success
n;rs a;vas $500. Is ri o"s WHEN gs'
dan 1ra ndass - naAAlnu eno nlu
ohave spslAnhs OTos
a. wa c-ontonnra4o
exalted nos;t;on T. ws;sS moment ~ .ne
ceasing energy ard nnremitting ta;i "a.
obtained: as we behold him az b;s MI,
o~verthrowine KINGDOMS and nr;ne;nai;
ties, with his cloonence kindlinu ! fame
which. ere another sun turns IA n ess n.
to day. is heard, and known, and fall
g From land to Land f.on -. - -.
Its echo caught on every breeze fils all immensitv.
AS we see man fins advanc;no n ali
that's great. good. noble and God.Eka.
as we contemplate his -stranoa ;nauancs
to rouse to war or soothe to neace Il viii
we search with that inanis;tivenass ha'
longing to our natures for that b;ddsn
power, that great engine which gives in.
petus. life. influence. and animation r.
those mysterious words which revolu.;on'
ize a world and send tho Lanobfv mon.
arch trembl;ac from b;s thrara "o
I.;4.La h..s.,,-
- y she oeau.iuiiy wrought sentence,
ting sarcasm. or the tauntin1 renlv that
effects SO materially the condition. II men
and nations? Or IS II the sentiment
logic, wisdom and earnestness. which from
the heart in ~feryent oratorv sneaks
There ara many sopvcas tbro,,rh wh;ah
the Heart IN Oratorv man;cests - s,Sa
rior influence. n sneaks IL vnm; sapo'
BILE LANGUAGE from hbe glossv folds as ~
art;st,s canvass n Is baa.5 hnssLno
forth soul-stirrino accla nation = aaa;as
of Nature,s King Its nowar : f.isse
the boIy mar Of Cod with divine ;asn;r -
ton, points the way to eternal life RI.
consoling influence is realized wben. hv
the muse Of the poet, we are borne upon
the silvery wings of IMAGINATION to ra.
cline on aowerv beds Of ease. meath tba
verdant foliage-of Elysian fields. By the
aid Of the pen and the press it scatters is
fiery darts with almost lightning sneed
until the world, conyulsed, stands forth
amazed and wonders at its power while
with the STRONG feign OF words II mana;
ges, guides, masters, and controls mans
Tumult and strife. the clasbino Of oreat
high excifemcnts v;le wron1s ~
and important objects 10 ga;n
are necessary to bring forth the nowsr
of tho human heart
10 Greece ana Ron,a - .nrn 81
our most choice and agect;va .raa;aaos
Of l~iterature and arr. Har nb;jasorbans
and orators ID calm and nraeansdl ~
fhe dnlcet sounds 20 wbasa rnos
charm HE ears ~ al s.ecoad;n~ s'
smoke wrote and s,nc om;d ~ $50,
and ovartbrows
mawoe.h. s-s- ~.
- 'lo plolssseonai orators OF the
a sssAs a aa ,as.oau y speaN,ng from me
, .ra,s spo~n els pafscu'aTly from az
" y 'aoaHs - Not So with
lhe ihos' nuseu otatofs q oiden times
'os - WIN .ae lnoss successful OF the
.sons. ~ y siu.y pressing ana inter
ss'ins ~ 10 ~ contemplate tnose whose
usi,oo s"ayeo ana aston
lsueu snousanus. S
II we would behold the heart in orato-
y, contemplate Tor q moment. Demosthe-
1ese' the prince OF orators" struggling
looly Tor the home OF his childhood
when Philip OF Macedon aimed at the
iownlali OF Greelan liberty; when sur
on every side by the exulting
nyrids OF one whose ambition knew no
pounds save the ends Of the earth, and
whose avarice was as Unsuitable and nm
luenchable as the ne~ver-ending fires that