, 1860-03-23

4uA love- !
He next turned himself to the contemplation
Of her relations to the liherti:s OF nations
md individuals, aud he found her in every
rge and cline, tho nurse of rutional FREE |
dom, tue mother Of rational liberty He
found ler bravess generals and soldiers in the
Roman army. defending with their best lie
blood the declining hopes Of IN empire on the
verge Of ruin: He sa~ her fight The fierce
Northman and his cruel hordes, aud when |
in battle, he saw her ply her every
care to soften tI,e hardness Of theiT untutored
nature, and to smooth iowc the angula1ity Of
her stand up the advocate Of the down-sroddea |
Of every grade and rank Of life; be heard her
auathemas against the tyrauts Of England and |
Germany, against the oppressurs Of the feudal |
neasaEt. He remembered the Magma Char:a Of |
England, and the brave Catholic hearts who |
wrestct that document from an un7i.idlits
despot. Then tc directed his inqni.itiTe ere
mud he beard the solemn oath Of those who
swore at Mythenstein aal Ruth. the destruction
Of their ds.potic master. William Tell the Wern-
crs aad the 3Ielchtab stood before him crowned
with the halo Of freedom. The 1:epualics OF
Genoa and Venice, Of Pisa aud others, 10 the
upon his wondering vision San Na1ino, cut
bosoued for agesin the Alps, and Andur., resi-
iax on The Pyreuees, elected from MS heart the
xeIl-mcrited tribute Of his admiration. Kepub-
lie IN to the very cote, he looked for models
among his own counttymeu. Mas not Carroll
Of Cafro1lton one Of The signera Of the Deela1a-
ton Of our independence, and was not that no.
h-man of nature a staunch believer IN tts
Church Of Rome? Who WIS Lord Bal.
t'ulorc, the first to establish religious
freedom in this happy land: Was rot
be too subject Of Rome. Then the mar:Jyed
heroes Of the Revolution; was there no Barry
On the service, no Pulaski, no ko*ciusko, no
Fermoy, and many others among the heroes OF
those days: Vas the Catholic soldier ever
faithless to his trust in those tTyin. days: Was
there an Arnold among the Catholic lenders Of
those times7 Ah, no, Washington himself
mics, aud Cnihollc native and Immigrant fought
and b'cd by the side Of those who respected,
though they do not profess her religion.
lie studied the history Of that reproduction,
after many ages, Of the Aexapders and C:Esars
Of yore. He studied the career Of that a'2bi-
lious conqueror, who struck LIS iron heel,
against tue walls Of the Vatican, and presented
throne OF the old euperors. lie thought lic
could control the dcsriuies Of the empire Of the
oil man of The Vatican, Us lie did those Of the
| world. For that purpose he offered him h's
purple, and the ha,f Of his empire, 50 the olas
| N IN would condescend 10 yield his portion Of
Vatican yielded not. then the conqueror Of
| nntions threatened the old man, and Hoped 10
| in:imidate By fear, one whom lie could not con-
quer by promises and aattery. Then the
mighty conqueror waxed wratby against the
| old man Of Rome, and be drove hlm into exile;
come to IN end. but the old man Of Rome dies
| not Napoleon dies, on barren isfnnd, deplor-
| ing his folly. and acknowledging that tie hap
| pisst days OF his life were when he made bis
iirst communion aud the last rites Of the church
And tie old man Of Rome survives, and is vel.
.r1,t fA nf
Il thankful people. Au1 i'll connection With
Napoleon l., he watched AMI studied tue
course of bis nephew, Napoleon III. He
too follow ing on the footsteps Ut his uncle is 1t
the old man Of Rome; but Cor. Blssell con-
iectureI what you will reaze that Napoleon
the Third will fail, US did Napoleon the FIRST,
anil that the uld man Of Rome Will 1iys, even
when his eldest but rebel'lous sen stall hare
ceased to nc. TEeD, again, lie behe1d the trials
tf the e. u,ch in the revolutionary Increment
Of ls4S. lie saw that all the cou1ase1s Of the
| reyotutioulsts WAS mined against the Church,
and yet tue Church and tue Pope Of that Church
,riumphed over the banded conspigatoTs.
Departed hero, 1 call heaven and earth to Wit
messy, l swear By your hnnored semains, never.
never was the Roman Catholic soldier distova'
to thy cause when standing side by side ~
fought the BATTLES Of yous country On t1at
heights or in the p1ains of Mexico- Acvcr dls
lie shrink fEam his share ln tho labor aud tot
uhnss g;..,,1 to wor;Js i now
| con,riisied, forgive Us it before consisuns .l5
mortal rcn,ains to the silent tomb, We shsd on'
moFs seas u tt.pes., sn u , ,ar.hS ~ ~ ,I;s,;n
.n3s hsi c;t;7rn. m nbfe advocate OF cur rights
brave soldier, an hourst aud accomplished
Ill g'siratc, aud l true and sincere chr'stisn-
This oraticn. or rather inues21 DISCOURSE IL
above is verbatim. Whasever n'"y he the con'
nents clcited by its perusa1. it is certain tha
rarely has production OF ITS Glass; from III
taste and inappropr'ateness+s succeeded in ava
keniug the expression OF feeling which gree:e
| this, needing all the solcmnity Of :he hour a'a
tho occasion to hold it IN check.
A4-4A"' uoSoH,"
lilo United states eaasts' sHonasesl OF VII
cago, as the lass Governors 1''5so' II 1s'9 cur!
were present, and to them Was assigned III
duty the final military honors- 1hc5 IRE
three rounds over the grave Inc cn''rc pr
cession then wheeled into line, an'f with A'e'
nas'c 1c'ofhea 10 'ne e"J' An's en4ca 'Ae r
gea7' % '1e aly' aau !. was = SUCCESS s"to'
. o"'' e'nsnea'1s e'ea.sao'o ~ ~ ~. ~, - Nv
tho1e so 'nan ~ -aoJa'.n' oe'e4 @s
AasaeF' o. olF''sue1o' ""o' VI 'n eu"' 5e " al
ga'e 10 a't points sofoeF a"o Pree'sicn'
The military display "as me- ehfcaeo n
wen much praise bS !he number and caafac''
. OF lie dc'cg0t'on sac sent Gown anu 10 ine e'eo
, OF hcf c"'zen soldle9s, oe u sa'a' sna' III no j
s'ahcc o'a 'nes 'a'' ~ so'uie'S " as sen''eA'.
~ fc'henoes tAs n@'a'' " 'n' '>s4e'o' ''e'
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INCIDENTS OF THE nAr.
, most exciting 'ocl1ent took place abons
: O'Clock, "Wednesday morning. when palr
aofses attached 10 14F1n wagon. IN winch
= small child was lett sat'ps' took fright and r
5 away. They started trom abou: the south s1o
. cfthe Safe House and ran round to tic e"rn
: opposite the Court House, the excited croN
!. following and the frightened child <hriekiug
;. terror. Near the corner named, City Marsh
t Morgan, IL pow c1fully bailt ,oan, and as this i
). cident si,ows, as b7g-teaEted as he is porsl
d made dash at the hozacs' heads. lie VI
c knocked down, the near horse falling orer hi
r checking the runaway. Tie child was save