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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-06-21

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
HENPECKED,

The patriot, who has just made the senate
house ring with vehement denunciation of
tyranny, uses the latch-key for admission to
his own domicile with the nervous tremor of
an inexperienced housebrcaker, and steals
on his tiptoe up stairs, his heart palpitating
in his bosom lest the creaking of treacher-
Gus board should awaken from her early
slumber and unloose the tongue of that
sweet saint who nightly reposes by his side.
The poet, whose strains have entertained tho
world, dares not for the life of him dine out
without permission asked and obtained and
woe be to him if, in moment Of unthink.
ing hilarity, he has been persuaded to quaff
but one cup more of spiritual nectar than is
his just and reasonable allowance Retribu-
ton cometh in the morning, and the favored
of Phmbus, in order to obtain the assuage-
ment of an additional basin of bohes is fain
to play the penitent, and submit to a lecture
in which his intemperance and disgusting
behavior is unfavorably contrastcd with the
habits of the beasts that perish.
Even the veteran Of hundred fights,
whose valiant spirit quailed not in midst Of
massacre and death-who has led forlorn
hope, plunged through the ditch and scaled
the wall by the shattered and vibrating lad
der, when the hostile bastions were belching
fire, and the ramparts bristling with steel
even he covers like helpless lamb before
the wrath of his dulcet Amaryllis, and
meekly implorcs her for that mercy and for
bcarance which he would disdain to ask by
word or sign from the most truculent Golah
of foeman, even were his weapon struck
from his grasp, or his sword-arm disabled by
wound. uA# ..E#gsEsst.I
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CoNvERsATIONAL POWERS.

The late William Hazlitt, man gifted with
great powers of observation and expression,
was of opinion that actors and authors were
not fitted, generally speaking, to shine in con-
versation. Authors ought to be read and not
heard" as to actors, they could not speak
tragedies in the drawing room, and their wit
was likely to be comedy and force of second
hand. The biography of men of letters, in
great measure confirms this opinion. Some
Of the greatest names Of English and French
literature-men who have filled books with
an eloquence and truth that defy oblivion,
were mere mutes before their fellow men,
They had golden ingots, which, in the priva-
cy of home, they could convert into coin
bearing an impress that would ensure uni
versal currency; but they could not, on the
spur Of the moment, produce the farthings
current in the market place. Descartes, the
famous mathematician and philosopher; La
fontaine, celebrated for his witty fables and
Button, the great naturalist, were all singu-
larly deficient in the powers of conversation.
Marmontel, the novelist, was so dull in soci-
ETY. that his friend said of him, after an in.
tervicw, 81 must 60 and read his tales to
recompensc myself fer the weariness ofhear-
ing him. m.'-C Chambers Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
Written for the Gazette.
McCLELLAN. AND THE WIDE.
AWAkES ON THE POTOMAC.
BY R. M'cLELLAN.

..,.. u...... .. By R. M'CLELLAN.
The serfs Of the Carolnas know not pity nor mercy
And many long peak is rolld on the plain; ..
Like dust the poor Wids-Awakes are trampled,
And Allah, il Allah they'll shout not again
Mcclellan Mcclellan why stand We thus idler
Yon dark mounted masses shall trarnple thee GER
Mcclellan Mcclellan! thy moments are numbered
The plains Of Illinois shall know thee no more.
Why wake not the pibroch thy fathers have sounded
Which reused up the statesmen in battles Of yore, -
Till downward they swept like the tempest Of Avon,
And Demons and Traitors all dashng with.dark and
claymore. -.. sEs =. -a
Thy bands shall be hacked like the stripes Of the tartan
Mcclellan Mcclellan! to glory adieui ..asr
Hark hush it's the drums and the flies, playing "hail
Mcclellan" ..a r.s #tf
The spirit Of Fingal at last has awoke, .. 0
Yet motionless all as the giant.Craig Ailsa. ...N
Tho foam crested billows rush on the shock.
The horsemen Of Georgia roll nearer and nearer,
Now slacken moment, now sweep to the shock
One terrible fash, it's the lightning OF men,
One peal aid the long-peaks are hid in the smoke
Now George, now JAMIE and Donald, the metal you're
made OF, .-.. ....a.
In this awful moment, may 1t prove true!
Be thy soul as firm as the rocks OF st. Klda,
Thy swoop like the eagles of dark Benvenue.
1t Is not the deer you have met on the heather,
That is not thine own Corybrechtans loud roar,
Triumphant emerge from the dark clouds Of thunder,
Or die and behold the red heather no more
The cloud clears away, tits the horsemen are flying,
All scattered like chaff by the might Of the Gael,
One long yell Of triumph while long peaks are waving
And Mac and his Wide e-awakes, forever resound
through the dale
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
BOSTON oRArORs.

At war meeting held in Boston the other
day, three speeches Of surprising excellence
were made. One of them was made by Mr..
Everett. Another was made by Mr.. Winthrop
and the other was made by Judge Thomas.
If any city in the world can produce three
orators who, on sudden occasion, can pro-
duco three better speeches than these, we do
not know where the city is or who tho orators
are. When we reflect that Webster and
Choate and Parker arc but just dead, and that
among their survivors, in addition to Everett
and Winthrop, and Thomas, are HiIliard and
Curtis and Adams and Dana and Phillips and
Sumner, and host of other accomplished
thinkers and brilliant orators in the pulpit
and at the bar, we are constrained to admit
that in the middle Of the nineteenth century,
Boston stands in the article of cloquence at
least conspicuous above all the other cities Of
the globe. She can out.spcak the nations
And certainly she is no laggard In action.--
Now, as in the days of her great revolutions
ry orators, of Ames and Adams and Otis and
Hancock and Quincy, she is as prompt and
bold to fight for the country as she is to
speak for It. All honor to Boston. She is
the Athens not merely Of America, but Of
the modern world. Louisville Journal. n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
BRAVE AND TRUE WORDS.

The Louisville Journal talks bravely and
truly of the threatening aspect that affairs
have recently assumed. These are a few Of
its inspiring words:
the rebellion will be put down. There
fact 1t is moral, social, political and phys
ical necessity. They who fight against it
fight against destiny. Nothing can be surer.
The army of the nation in Virginia may be
vanquished, Washington may fall, Kentucky
may be overrun and subjugated, the North
may be invaded, and the independence of the
rebel power may be recognized by the jealous
Governments of the Old World all of these
events are possible, though we rejoice in the
belief that most of them are barely possible
and that noneof them are probable: yet, ifall
of them should really happen, together with
events even more calamitous and improbable
than these, the nation would still live, and
the rebellion would still be put down. Such
might is there in the breasts of twenty mil
lions of freemen, fired by the sacred neces-
sity of liberty and independence.
Twenty millions of freemen battling for the
preservation of their national existence are
invincble. No measure of desperation or
fortune to the leaders ofthe enemy, no degree
Of mbecility or of mischance in their own
leaders can overwhelm such a people. Re-
verses, sad reverses, may befall them, but
their inexhaustble and glorious devotion,
sustained by every principle that can awaken
herosm in the heart of man, will sweep away
the sudden reverses, as the sunbeams scatter
the mists and shadows of the morning. They
must succeed. They cannot fail. The per-
manent success of the rebellion is impossible
The ultimate triumph of the nation is newt
able." ...a. ". .s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

AN AFFLICTED MoTnER--A few days ago
an old gentleman Of sixty, and maiden Of
sixteen, put up at one Of the hotels Of this
city, the register discovering, much to the
surprise Of the proprietors, that the couple
were man and wife, probably in the Rrst sta
ges of the honeymoon. A few hours after
the bride was found in the parlor moaning
and sobbng bitterly in her endeavors to give
vent to what appeared to be some heart crush.
ing sorrow. why, my little dear" said the
hostess, her kind heart oyerflowing with
sympathy, what is the matterg ?" 90, dear,
dear, dear |" said the youthful bride, between
her convulsive gasps and sobs, "all my sons,
five in number, are in the army" The lady.
it appears, had married her husband the day
qefore, who had five grown up sons, all OF
whom had enlisted, and the appalling fact
had just burst upon the afflicted mother of
sixteen, that she had five children exposed to
the cruel vicissitudes Of ar--Jac1son NicA.)
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