The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-06

pies, and supported by great virtues" ."-Boling-
''oNe. --- .,Patriot and faction,
Like oil and water, mix when strongly shaken,
But never can unite-disjoined by nature
aaron HiR.
"Far dearer the grave or the prison
Uumed by one patriot name,
Than the trophies OF those who have risen,
On liberty's ruins 70 fame. Moore.
Breathes there the man, with soul so dead,
Who never TO himself hath said
This is my own my native land
The wretch, concentred all In self,
Living shall forfeit fair renown,
And doubly dying, shall go down
To the vile dust, from whence he sprung,
Unwept, unhOnored, and unsHng. Scot.
THE UNION.
''Union the bond of all things and Of man. Pope,
"When kind fate has once planted
Two saplings together,
That are warmed by one ray,
And that feel the same weather;
When their branches eutwine,
And their leaves ntermingle,
IL were better both died
Than that either were single. Dallas.
"Parts separated and disointod are to be
brought together gently and equally, that they
may touch one another and 80 be prepared for
unitiOn. - Uisemda.
''But If treason causes a separation Of States
the only power that exists 70 unite them again IS
the are old Play.
NORTH AND SOUTH.
"They moy'd like stars united in their spheres
Or like the Rhone by Lemans waters wash'd,
Where mingled, and yet separate appears
The river from the lake Byron.
'Let the bond
Ofmutual, firm accord, as heretofore
URate them, and let wealth and peace abound
Homer.
OUR COUNTRY.
"oh, save my country, heayeur-Pope.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
"a man that fortune buffets and rewards."-
Shakespeare.
''He stands between the wronged and the
WrOnger. The defender Of the oppressed and the
champion of n race despised. The whip is
silenced in the South, and the chains cease to
clink there. Humanity assumes its shape, even
m the midst of those who would have crushed
1t to earth. Light and shade now make up the
landscape of Southern scene, as you view IL
upon the canvas. The one is a beautiful speci-
men ofart-the other sublime reality of nature"
&C.
81 said Abraham Lincoln will prove true. Aud
he has. God bless him. Slow If You please, but
true. Unimpassioned, if You please, but true.
JocOse, trifing, if you please, but true. Reluc-
tant to part with unworthy officials, but true him
self, true as steel. could wish him less man
OF facts, and more man OF ideas. could wish
him more stern and more vigorous. Every man
T, has his faults But still l say Amen to Abraham
: Linconl My countrymen, can we do better, any
of us, and all of u.s. than to say Amen to Abra-
ham Lincoln, till the Lakes shall echo it to the
Gulf, and the Eastern unto the Western sea
REV. JoIN p. GULLIvER.
GENERAL SCOTT.
AT morn we met
The venerable man a virgin bloom
OF softness, mingled with the vigorous thought
That towerd upon his brow! AS when see
The gentle moon and the full radiant sun,
Shining in heaven together. Moore.
tThe calm of that old, reverend brow, the glow
OF its thin silver locks, was like flash
OF sunlight in the pauses of the storm. "-Milplan
"a little longer, vet little longer
And nature drops him down without your sin;
Like melloH fruit without the winters Storm"
Dryden.
GENERAL GRANT.
The word Grant, Menage derives from the Ger
man Warren, which itself is from A. s. Wdr-idn-
ge-toaTtdn- proUidere, cStodire, defeHdeye;
10 provide or toTesee, TO keep or guard, firm or
secure (Sc), the possession Of thing to another,
to guarantee it Dictionary.
"The game l START, courageously pursue"
LanghoyRe
REBELS
''Thus all the doyuges and attempts of the
rebellious people had eyle successe on their hrst
enterprise. ."-GaH, Henry VII
''Nor idly sit our men at arms the while,
-Four thousand horse, that ev'ry day 90 out,
And of the field are masters many mile,
By putting the rebellious South to rout."
Battle Of AgincOurt.
swell, on that day, the world repose had gain'd,
And bold rebellion's blood had all been drain'd."
Rotoo.
TRAITORS!
''But what talk we of these traitorly rascals
whose miserieS are TO be smiled at, their offences
being so capital i"-The Winters Tale.
s'And far the blacklist there, the traitor friend"
Dryden.
s'What means that traitorous combination, less,
Too plaiu TO eyade, too shameful 70 confess !"
The Medal.
-"Can he love the whole
Who loves no part He be a nations friend
Vino is, in truth, the friend Of no man there :"
Cooper
JEFF. DAVIS.
s'Satan-their dread commander" ."-Mikon.
''For he that hath the devil to his father must
needs have deyiish ldren."-LGfiHsef's Ser
"Bell-One of the devils, warrant you, has
got cold, with being so long out of the fire.
Dryden.
"Ths outward sainted deputy
Whose sallow yisage, and deliberate word,
Nips youth 4 the head, and lOes doth enmew
A falcon doth the fowls yet a devil;
His filth within being east, he would appear
A pond as deep as hell" HGtspcdre.
BEAUKEGARD.
"Sdtter D0ur HtictLc recular."
III tam TecH'eT pour Aiicllr sairer."
That is 10 say, one must go back-retreat few
PAGES, in order 70 take a better leap.
"SGUre gtt 0eta'-Saye himself who can; cut
WHO cam run who eau. The phrase Hight when
aFrench amy Is rcuttd.
j. p. HEEJhIIN.
''Blush eate."-Laugh0yRr
"These people are very thsvish, yhcllI proved
to my cost, for ihey stole a casket Of mine, witI
things Of good Ygiue '-Hdcthyt's oyagesl roL
H. p. 269.
"Eyen joweIry and goods. ."--CoO}s Ioyags.
GENERAL LEE.
"a second arnold On Cuiumhia's shore
ANoB.
HOME TRAITORS.
"Jesus began 10 speike unto the people OF
John. 70 se wat, wet ye out unto the wyldernes
Went ye out TO Sc aTcede shaken with the wynde2
---PlotigAn,an's Bible, 1851.
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