Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-27

tlc Haelillls- uirAve iAt-A1 u'''
by contract at a price not 70 eNoeed tire '',r'
Of the number of matTnr,s authorized Joy the
regulations.
la all probability the CONSERVATIVES of tho
country will 20 into this Con=eripti"n, heart ami
soul-to get arms in their hands-il ieT nothing
else than to staul by thei- STATE Court md state
Goyernincnt.--N J. E7rc.s-
Brook-, of the Ny-y Yors E5prsss '- ons of
the recently elected members ~ Conarc- from
New York City Til uait1r5a- hint that
men drafted into the service OF thc United
State, viii enter 1t rather 20 rcsist than TO
maintain the national authority. f. vo1'hy
the source lrJg which j, yon,c.
pror. Brcsuvi'. Lp1rrl.- Thc Town
Hall war crowded ls-t eyeuius rs q" au-
dience who assembled 10 li.rcn q, the Home
Lecture, by III, Greek Prol,s-ar Of our Uni
ysrsity The lecture proved to b, empia'i-
cally home lecture and as conversational in
slylo a. IN subject The lecturer left he
manuscript at home, ii he had ems. and made
what he had T. say IN reference 80 '' 'onref-
sation" an example Of what he taught. lis
remarks were characterized by diTectntss
and good sense. and ilr the met part an
entire absence Of oraturical Effort. IL sp1Lc.
not Of the conservation which prevail IN
fashionable assemblies, bgt Of tia. which Is
appropriate to HON, and the II, eide. hat
conversation for which ev,ry sane man has
an ,ppctite, ami Of which hs vii ne, will
inciy deprive hims,lf on any ieuas. T. may
safely he presumed that there is soue'1mS
rrou. about the mau vh, has 10 yisl fer
such conycrsati0n, ,ho Is hsLiiua.ly 4cit1m.
who onl7 speaks when he il poken %, and
even then as though he resented tbc m,l-
-iou into that .acred silence iu whrh D., has
chosen {, dwell. He la= either -cher.d
some calamity vhiel, hs- drie'i ur 'he springs
Of his social tciu- and +. therefor To '.e pro-
foundly Iiticd. on pride ba- bid ala embargo
upon his Thoughts and hr g. g, bc prolruid-
d de-pi-ed.
The topic. nlieh pey Inhu''s '~ Wr'-
duecl ii tlc c,r, ,r-l,iou Of thr home circle.
arr tbo-. vbielm,-, ua,ur'ls present theme
s.,,.. ,r.. ,,osu.,n -l,.p.. of c,.ly ..s, .tbc
Et,lc matters of iuJi,iirel csr.rirn.'. ar"
ncrc-arilv auI proper inrl1''"l iu th' ,it
,r,.ri.. There -.l,r,Il-. o., Digestion Cd,
chi, 'b,r for .bi,-ela,. -i.,o,a t. ,.-r r.u-
r.r.a,i,n ab .,,. ,r, t.t. Jip-- of Dr.. m
,b, fr...i.,,, 81, l,i., conversation t.-si,- howe
ever. each should guard s-siu,, inr-asj
,;-. -b,,,ll r..rr-,i., t..r -i.li,r. fi. r4rr,.l
lar b,rl, H..-i.r. t...... l..t'c r-,t..-. ,-..
Affair. eff creator ,,.,..,st.. Wild. .r.
,,..ss. ip,.r,-, and Therefore s,1r,, -fs.,.,
..,i.- OF ...,,r,i conversation. ta...
b,-l,r Observation-Disclosures. .1.....
,i,, hon v,.5i,.., ..r,.el... t.. ... .5... ...
ts..- r-,c. .i,,- ami ,.-.,.a.. vas,.,. .-.
d,psniv carry a,.a. ,.ilt p aud I'll. % tt.
Ji-pi,y Of -,,. when tLo ssaIr- - posi-
ton arc 1siI .ile. and WE NICE. as tlg ..
s....l -im,l. OF i,.er... i.,. -f5-,,.a .ri
will. from ssea converse. vb.., ~. .reak
rather with reference % our aspiration t7au
t,-ob3t we have sc,ualry at,sipsr ve g,
forth With feelings q shane vlsn .,e en-
template our ra., selves. suI aI,a s,ru-
est res i've. when We look o., the fu,ur. And
here ve may remark thar our c,uvcra,l.n
should ever be above and not t-l5,y our lsil,
life y, mower Is more t.1-spr d, 1.-r,f.
u, than hebitual cduv,rss with those whose
companionsbip lessons cur s,lrrcsr,.. AMI
vitiates our better sentiment
The lecturer continued r. -rsaz oftbe --sle
Of conversation. II differs from the essay OF
di>cour-e. inssmuch as II /. Mt an Effort 70
gain 81 point, but j. spontaneous in it, nature.
1t should therefore be emineu,lr simple and
9, IN. .a,,. ti...a ,,,ir,,,sJ The 5-,.,.,.,.