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Thomas 0orwin.

The death OF Hon. Thomas CorRin,
which-took place at Washington last week,
deserves more than passing notice. lie
was one Of the most remarkable men Of the
age Gifted with great oratorical powers
and possessed Of an inexhausiible iuud OF
humor, be could draw larger crowds 10 hear
him speak than any other man In the Union.
or al other public men ofthe last fifty years,
he was best entitled to the cognomen be-
slowed upon him by Rev. L. l. Magoou. in
his Living Orators Of America, OF Tie
Natural Orator"
Thomas Corwin was born In Bourbon
county, Kentucky, July 2sth. 1924. and
was at the time OF his death a little over Il
years OF age. His father, Matthias Corwin.
Ike the father OF Abraham Lincoln. vas
one Of the poor whites OF the South. and
moved in l79s to a small farm in Lebanon.
Ohio. In 1872, young Corwin then in his
18th year, enlisted as a volunteer. serv-
ing faithfully as q teamster till be was hon
orally discharged. Hence the soubriouet
OF The Wagon Boy" His diploma was
obtained by attending school for two win
tiers In country log school-house. kent bv
Rev. J. Grigg. But while at work on his
fathers farm, be applied himself assiduoas-
ly to study, and made great acquisitions oil
knowledge. In 1916 he was admitted TO
the bar, in 1922 was elected 10 the Ohio
Legislature, and in 1881 was elected 10
congress from the Warren district. where
ne remained for eight years. In 1910 be
Was the orator OF the campaign, and was
elected Governor OF Ohio, and was defeated
by wilson Shannon, when candidate for
the same Office, in ls42 In Is45 he was
elected .. S. Senator, where he remained
until 1850, when he became the Secre,o-v
OF the Treasury, under MLlard Fillmore
When Fiilmore's term expired, he resumed
the practice of the law at Cincinnati and
IN 1855 was again elected to Congress from
ms OLD district. He was reelected in 1850
VI. accepted the appointment rendered him
on PRESIDENT Lincoln, as Minister 10 Nevico
De ieft that country after the usnrpst;o, .,
Macmillan, aud has since been rr.c,i.i.-
Law at Washington. While attsna,n ~ss
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PERSONAL.

Leopold l. kim Of Belgium .5r the last
thirty-four years. 5 dead. lie was : years
Of age, and there are but two older NOM
archs 10 Europe be ama-sel large
property during his lie. and Vas Pr1-es-
tant. though his children are Catholics
Lewis Napoleon IS anxious 70 annex Be-
GUM 10 France. and may consider tLis
favorable time 70 consumma;e the project.
Cornelius Cole. has been elected senator
from California. from the All Of March 1867.
in place @. Tic drunken McDougaA whose
term VIII expire a. that time.
Ralph Waldo Emerson j. lecturing III
Brooklyn.
Raphael J. Semmes, the Alabama pirate.
has been arrested and j. Oh his way TO
Washington.
Gen. Sch0le.l Is in Paris where bis pres
ence attracts great attention.
Gen. Butler is in Washington. engaged
10 writing . reply to the structures Of Gen.
/ Grant. upon his course as military officer
The rebe. Buraegarl has taken : resi-
dence II New O.leans He had thought OF
leaving the country. but hopes 70 get n
+ pardon.
:. !. T0mAns0n resmues his position This
week as editor OF the Lapeer Republican.
which viii be published by L. y Moon
The plantation OF Gen. Bragg has been
condscated AMI is to be sold by the govern
ment
Gen Scott viii spend the month Of Jan
uary az Key West
Hon Philip Allen. formerly Governor o
Rhode Islsnd ana L. s Senator. died il
Providence Dec 10th.
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per given BY the Military Agent OF Ohio, De
was stricken with paralysis, and never ral-
lied up 10 the hour Of his death Al q
meeting held in Washington, presided over
by Chief Justice Chase, proper tributes were
rendered 10 bis memory by Reverdy John
son. Garrett Davis. John Sherman and Vim.
II. seward. Mr.. seward gave an earnest
tribute 10 the worth and memory Of the
man. and craved no prouder distinction for
his own name than that, which by univer-
sal accord. would be given 20 Thomas Cor
win. as q humanitarian and patriot His
singular combination Of humOr and rare
logical power, gave him unbounded control
over tie masses. and commanded the al
teutiOn and respect Of the ablest deiibera-
tive bodies. He was tie life Of the social
circle, aad the central figure wherever he
might be. To the young Of the coming
generation, he VIII become one OF the
brightest examples among all our self edu-
Gated men, proving, that there are DO OBJ
s.acles TO ultimate success with energy
and perseveran nee.
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about il wrap some mantle or grace. The
leafsless hedge as well as the spiend5r Of
ideals would r0- escape The notice Of his
attentive eye. but o. once suggest some
valued truth. Tie farmers prosy expert
eace in crops and cows, the merchants
gains and losses. would be threaded with
the themes o. statesmen. the song or the
poets. anu the reasonlngs OF the philosO-
Pliers on the same golden thread Of sym
pathv. Not only would these diverse topics
engage his feelings iut tie YET more Ii
verse ways 0r expressing them. Tie dull
~ vel Is tie vlvac.0us had power - quick
en- and interest him. Added % these rare
gifts was that rarest Of al, native, health
.rl. kindly Wit one that while keen, was
not cutting. tha, could laugh - another 5
faults without causing pain, could reprove
without emoitte-ing. Employing the aHs-
mus Of one OF Bayne's illustrations Of Ten
nyson's poetry: power, paihos, sympathy
vlv4city. tenderness, az were poured into
the golden chalce Of WlberfoTce's CONVEX
sation. whiewit mantled the top in " a del
/ icatelv tinted, exqus,ely refined foam.
HIS conversation was 10 broad, deep ocean,
/ rolling It's surges Of thought crested viii
storm born foam Of feeling, over the son
+ OF tie listener. DO rushing mountain TOT
rent. bat a meadow brook. glad in the gen
tie music OF its own ripping, CHASING no
ONLY the willows and dai-es that skirt IL
banks, but all the glory Of starit SKY
Many noated down its tide, till its trioutar.
waters emptied into the larger stream O
their own minds musing. Here va ind on
Model Taiker.
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The total expenses Of the State Of Wis
cOnsin for lsC5. We're SL4sl. $500. OF
which I, los. 9Os, %, was on account Of the
War.
VIM. \. Barstow, Governor Of Wisconsin
in ls5i-5, died At Leavenworth Kansas on
the l4th aged 81 years
William Corbett and Patrick Fleming
who murdered Patrick Maloney were hung
in Chicago last week.
The number Of rebel prisoners captured
in the war was 329, 900. The number Of
Union prisoners captured was $4,000
The designations Of Gen. Butler and Dix
have been accepted and they are ont Of
the service.
The aggregate votes cas-, by New York
Pennsylvania and Ohio, al the late election
was 1900 600.
It is reported that Spain will submit her
claims against Chill to arbitration.
Over $1,000 900, are won and lost In the
gambling bells Of Chicago every year.
The Battle Creek Journal says. that three
children OF Sarah Haviland by q former
husband ofthe name ofLeonard. were found
dead in q shanty where the woman lived.
They are supposed TO have been poisoned
with laudanum and morphine. though the
coroners jury have not come % q decision
The children we're Of the ares Of eight SIX
and four years, and were well. three days
before their death.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph states that the
Nicholson pavement viii soon be laid down
on some OF the principal streets of that
beautiful village
Burglars lately robbed Tie safe OF the
treasurer Of Calhoun county
Hon. T ". Ferry Of this Stale las in.
troiucel a bill in The House 10 make q
Naval Harbor at Grand Haven
The Advertiser aaa Trlt'ns reports tie
total loss ofiifs on tho Lakes by marine
disasters 10 1865, al 40. The loss Oh Tie
the Pewabic IS estimated ~ lee
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aqua de MaRROlia.-A toilet delight The
ladies' treasure a1d gentiemen boon Tse sweet
est thing az. largest quantity. Manufactured from
tbs rich Southern Magnolia. Used fer bathing the
face and person 10 render the SIX .9f, and fs-h 20
prevent eruptiSns, 70 perfume clothing &c
i removes TIE unpleasant odor q perspratton
j. removes redness, tan bio;chss. &c
i cures nervous hsRiache aud allays naamnasi5 u.
Il co2is s7ftens and aids dencacy 70 tie skin
i yields sub5usd and lasting perfume.
Il cures uuslusto bites an stiugs q insects
!. contains no material injurious 20 tie skin
PatFonizea by Actresses and Opera singers Il =
What every lady should have. Sod everywhere. Try
tie Magnolia Water once, aud you VII rss no other
Cologne. Per,umsry, or Toilet Water Afterwards
HAGASs NAGNOLIA BALM.
his j. he NEST delightful and e1trsorssnarv A..
teis ever discovered Il changes the burnt face
aa1 hands % . psAriy sstin texture q rar.shirr
beauty iIpaTting tie marble beauty q youth. ard
The dss:ins Appearance inviting 10 tie civ 5sls
@, tash.on. Il removes taa. srecziss, p.uples aut
rcushnsss from tie skin, leaving tie c1rn,lsct.ou
fresh, Transparent, and smooth Il cout,ias 10 ma
terra. INJURIOUS = tie skin Patr3- 70 ~ Actresses
and opera Singers. i 8 what every adv shceld
have. sold everywhere. Retail price s. els
Prepares b y. : HAGEN, Troy. ny.
Aeeress a. orders 20
ss2yl DEl4s. BARNES Co. Nsv York.
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BUcEANAN's Book. We this week give
the mastery review Of the late work Of
the old Public FunctiOnary to the exclu-
sion Of the usual variety Of outside matter.
1t IS probably the work Of Prof Ripley, the
well known reviewer Of the New York Tn
Dune, aud Is a well drawn criticism to which
we invite the careful attention Of all. II is
an able defense OF Gen. Scott. and the
people OF the loyal States, and contains
llie-like portraits Of Douglas, Broderick.
Haskin, Forney Hickman and Others. and
thoroughly exposes the weakness NJ the
administration OF James Buchanan.
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The Kalamazoo Telegraph publishes a.
article upon the project OF extending the
Grand Trunk from Port Huron 70 Chicago.
10 which It gives currency 70 the statemen,
that the authorities Of the Michigan Central
Railroad haTeproposed to the management
OF the Grand Trunk Railway 70 build Z
double track from Kalamazoo 10 Chicago
TO accomOdate trains on both roads. pro-
vdei the Grand Trunk MAKES lis lire from
Port Huron by way Of Lansing n Kalama-
200.
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COMMITTEE Of RECONsTRCCTI0N.- The
Senate Committee on Reconstruction con-
sists Of Fessenden. Grimes. Harris, Howard,
Johnson and Williams OF which the first
four and last are Republicans, and Johnson,
Democrat. The Committee on the part OF
the House, are as follows, Republicans In
small caps. Democrats in ttahc:
Hon. THADDzUs STEVENS, or Pennsylya.
MIA;
Hon. ELIHU B. WAsHBURNE OF Illinois:
Hon. JCsrIS 5. MORRILL,, ofyermont;
Hon Henry Order, OF Kentucky;
Hon. JOIN A BINGHAM. OF Ohio;
Hon. Roscoe C0NELIyG, OF New York;
Hon. GEORGES. Boutwell,. Of Massachu-
sets;
Hon Henry 7. BLOW, OF Missouri;
Hon. Anars'c T. Rogers. OF New Jersey.
When this Committee shall have inquired
into the condition ofthe so-called Confede-
rate States and have reported that they
find said States in proper condition to be
represented in Congress, there viii Re 10
reasonable man who viii object TO their
taking seats in that BODY.
Let them be kept in quarantine till they
can show Z clean bin OF health, for the pub
lie safety requires i.
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Ohvet College.
he Catalogue of this Institution tor 1853,

The faculty comprises nine gentlemen
and two ladies'. and among the first are the
names or Rev. Nathan J. Morrison. Presl-
dent and Hon. Oramel Hosford, the pres
ent efficient Superintendent Of Public In
strucl.on. This College located 1t Olivet.
Eaton Co. Mich in q small village. desti-
Ju,e Of dram shops, Billiards saloons. or fast
horses and fast young men. is standard
OF scholarship stands rs high IS high as
that Of any Other college 10 the State. and
We know no safe place 10 send young
man or woman 10 obtain an education.
Tie American Education Society aids Young
men in The Collegiate Department. who
are preparing for the ministry, to the
amount or Sloo per alnum, and the Board
OF Education OF Tie Presbyterian church.
also aids students who are STUDYING Tor tie
Ministry TO the same extent. THIS COLLEGE
has already Won a high reputation. which
Will be increased and widely extended in
the future.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal CHI mber, an Essay of Warulag
ndIusiruction Tor Young Men-plblishet by the
Howard Assertion snd sent free % charge IL sealed
snvelorS. Address Dr. J. SEILIN HOUCHTJNIE w.
ard Association Philadelphia, Pa. 5I2Iy
fS- Mrs. y. W. Crawford. from Spring.
ael- Mas. woala announce o. tAe citizens u Ian
sing, that she Will give Instructions on Tie Piano
Forte, Pipe Organ, Meoleou AID Iarlor Organ. - 20
Instructions In Thorough Base an Vocal Music. VIII
also have a cas- 10 aaalyzing Muse on saturday az
eaeA week, at vie.ss Nls.e HILL 10 isusia.
54sy1
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We learn from the I0nia Gazette that there
has been another destructive IRE - that
place, which : believed 10 have been the
work Of an incendlary. SIX buildings we're
destroyed. wiki a loss Of $50. 200 Of proper
"
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DIED.

FosIka-Ia tA.s city. 90 "Wednesday the z7tl INST
N Catarrhal Consumption, Tlcolors Foster, agei
SO years
The fonerai vii take place A. The reslieaea OF th.
deceased Oh Friday. Dec. 2ata, at lo5. cock :. y.
LuRA 'GeR.-In wAlansion, Dec q. ls5s, Nelson
Loranger, aged g years n mon rs ant lays
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
special Notice Gru'oasfrr. a..

,-5l -aer5-st diseases KNOW 90 il- a---a- -l-e
sr-.n- f-.r causes 8, s-a- IS g. a--s- -cy t.-c--
..o- -he r7.a,ss o. sc.s-, lore ;-at - ~ t-5-e-
and shelves % t-s ms-.,l 'r-.er-i.r .-y ~ o
r-ov- AZ eialor..e --e-e --ci-.
l--- guard yourselves wa.-s yea nay Iles,-a--
est plupe q ths ska j. d teltas Az indicate Co.
disease. T. nay fac AID -i- away f.ou. The s,---,e
q de body b. B.. W. rls-a .hs v.tals. perhaps. a.
.Ast. -l- -2.l tl The r,s..i 4-- l2al G. s. AAc-
CHS Bslliovs ITsrEslic AZ IiA-zllEA l-l-s 1--e
raer. 81 others f-- Wlls .-- Barns. So. IS c----
b.sias cats AID a. Ao-ts ols So tle sA.n AA6.-zl
Saws j. iafAilbi-. sid By J. NAOGsE IS Fulton
s.rea. New To-k. ala a. 1rlsg s.s 4. - cents Ut
box t5-vI
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Premium.to New sub.ertb.r,

Se~ Subscribers = Any 40 e. the a5oTs per.5.i-
as To- ls5s =. be eltl-ls- - re-svs. E-ats ~
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RID IN -t-n,-- 1867 - D.-sn-s-.
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n Senator Howard has presented the
petition Of 5000 colorel citizens orSouth
Carolina, praying Congress for such legis-
lation as shall insure them their political
rights
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TIE Charlotte Ary',s says there's a great
scarcity OF buildings in that village. and
that twenty-five could be rented at once Z
they were 70 % had
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Browns Bronchial TrOches
HAVING \ DIRECT SFLCs &c 70 Tx PARIS.
GIVE IMMEDIATE 2EIIEF
For Bronchitis. Asthma CGtarrh. Com
sumptive and Throat Diseases.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

vii -L- Tr1-ts- 1ssiul d Gearing TIA volce zLoa
taksu before Singing or Sleak-1g and relieving ne
throat af=r a. So .xerIca = To -oc. o-zzur
he Trocaes are rec1nsaaed ard PRESCRIBED - Ply
sicaas, an havs Lsi taslln1ls fr1- z-1e1t zen
Throughout TIE country, 5elz a-t.ce O.. tr1s
T. an having r-9re ta=ir ec-cF By tss- O. many
years e4ca year ln1s then ]. ae~ .ocaiies Z -.ri-
ors parts q the work and 7-ockcs are u1.-s-s- =
rrouou-cst better thar other sr.lclss.
og-ES ouly 60 BOWS 3zoScz-A- TEocHrs - art
Go rot take any q tie Fsklss Er.ss1,,oI that nv
be oEs-ed
SOD evs-ywhsrs L the Ca.tsd states, ard n Fer.
sisa essniEiss. a ~ ssets per esI saszs
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PERIODICALsi
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS :

rHE IoSDos QrasrrR-T ErrItw Conservative
IHE EDISBrsGH REvIEE. fW1gI
Tx WE-TsuSsTER REr-EW f3a-l-al
THE N0g-H RzI-sH Rr7IEW fFree Church sl1
BAcEwooo's E--Nu-HcE MsCaESE rI1rT
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TERMS FOR 1893.

Ia i-isres. @, these periodicals. . Asr.-1n yea
Is rather tlar -iu1 s-e- 1Ft1e articles
t1ey co-ts1 &C or .zie Clril Wa an tLc-gr ONE
tlo=s trE-l with Dre- Cs t1ey nay st--. c7rs-sr
,ns i1s- zrsa; s1il-y AKA t1a -=rsl- ,sslc-o lts
from Which fhsy az T-.t.sr BE- r-at s-- s---.s-
MI a1var:sss ~ IRE recrs O. ftis -o--i-v .
e-e-T c1e- Sc ra--T
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Remarkable Cure OF s'iG Knee by All

cocks Porous Plastcrs.-aow many persons
igl1 si-plllc az piece 90 orAage PEI have te.-
.-uls- Coz e- case which ish. have been . .L.s
KIN. las IS 1ee- brought O. ou- uo,lct Asslt,-
nan 81 ra p8e.-E tho heel G.. h.s boot - p.ece o.
Grange peel Rls thrown down a-t violently sprAiaet
LIS z1ee. Iis was SIX months confined g. ile house
though Dr. Lad the best Uo-ica. advice As .ast 70
sort very eminent physician brought 81 % see
f aav,l.,s iu5-e could 30 dolc kster e1a-aust.. 81
lie sa.-- My opinion j.. yo1r knee W. never be-
bens ass.-.' H1 recommended t--i the whole .es
all k-es Should Be- -cass- - d ras,s- e Paris band
az w-.-- w3 IL accelerate iA- permanent sti-snng
" OBJ. kl.s s-l sa.4 3d. tle sa1ls- g.. vas done iae
better B-t .4s patent. BEFORE try-ls .ls aqpl
ca.lcl. aal having s.t sae, fa- l.e. envelopes D..
.a or Pero-s psstsss ara ll l,s- than tvo moaii-
his saes was pe--aauelty c-rei.
Prnclpl. Agency. Rrardroil Houss Wv Yc.z
By TIE yard or s.ng.o plaster. s.ilby ST. Dealers a
Mol.rrls 55sw5
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BUSINESS CHANCE WORTHY THp
II ATTENTION OF Al ACTIVE NAN -Ihsre sns
to~n So suia-l t1at man c41nlt maze ta-ss 49,
$500 PSF laY aad iu largo cities srveutv ev $500.
$500 per LAY from Octtttr o. Nav sst.-. ~.
sirccts Rubber Moai1.rs and " Weather S.-trs - =
and cheapest ever invested
Exclusive sac oi a tcNu slgtu AL LID -, $50.
o. satisfy himself. is O. lave one f.,t s,r-,,-.. ~
Zach Aind. 10 iAAs orders WIKI. SAMPLES WI H. -
nlshed rrss. except express eharr.s t.---.-s -.
81 A-s address iree- J. K hSAnslREET
osow- s. Washington 81 Bost,e ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VOUNG MEMS sOCIETYI
Regular Course of Lecture. "a.
IL -0!.

he following s 81 o. he lecturers ene.ra. a..
tae fo2ns Me- Soeeiy. % Lansing. sor Is r-ss..
season, Win Tie da1e ST. subject - fhcir octv-es
DUDLEY WALLER. Dec cath. lsss.
kecltsilors
Rev. WI. IA. MiLBURN. tie Bind Pr,,.s..
Jan. tth ana loth l>6f
Sa,yssfs-- aaron Barr. ani De- What RlasNs.
saN be- Ergllre
Rev. J. VI. BUCKLEY. Jan csa. lsse
SnSgo1-" Tie Aep-o. .sSu fruc.pic n H.ssorr
Miss ANNA f. DICKINSON. F,s lsa la,
>vlges-" home Ihrcs.s
Hon. b. =. TAYLOR. Frs es.h iSss
S@ge--" f0gish WORKS their Use. Abu.. a..
Beauty
Iae Lsesarss VII be he'd At She Nstledi., Csu,sh
seasoa TioSsis sooi Tor tso course g even T.,
ga-es g. o-ch
single Tickets ~ ai 'ecicr-- SIS cents ax,.,, a.,
.1v Walters all " s. Ana B. rlcNt-s5-'s -.
F Nli be 81 cents each a.. 40
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Hav-ls made --ss f--.lar T.-- -.s 1~a-r1 CT b-s
.-ess ~ .-r e.. years -- las Isl. ~ f1-ly &C.
z 1-se- - s. q --i -ar----s -a-- les-, al Lav.rS
p-oc-rs1 --E patterns go e---- r1e1 = VIA Fsv
l. ---s-G i--- Permanent 1-z.---. -e 20 1crss
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sE- SUPERIOR FIOUR MANUFACTURED TR0g
OLD WHEAT.
IA Goods Sent Home Free % charge.
lansing Dec p lss5 ss7u
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T a Z. IN q rs CHI q @

p Henry stspas-s. q E-la51rga- sa1 ias ate ?.
No-t01- - Tale Co-eg-. Toz R1Tai C--sv1 TO
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Who only are rep-tet wise
For saying nothing"
In WilberfOrce. the Philanthropist, We find
three elements OF power pathos and SYM
patty happily combined. He was by no
means Johnson's or Coleridge's equal. but
be partook OF the vigor. the honesty, the
bravery OF the one in his expressions OF
opinion, and Of the discriminating taste.
the poetic beauty, the touching tenderness
OF the other. His sentences had less state
illness than Johnson's, less energy than Col
eridge's. but had more adaptedness than
either TO the portrayal OF his ever varying
thought. But while with them be knew
how 10 talk, he also, with the third class
knew how TO be silent. he was no monop-
olst, but magnanimOusly shared the time
with the rest OF the company. TIE topics
Of conversation did not ind origin wholly
in himself as did those Of the Two with
whom he is now compared; but whosoever
might be talking with him. whether hirh or
low, learned or unlearued. he was encourag-
ed TO turn the course Of conversation into
the channel that pleased hin. Coleridse
was sensitive 10 the slightest impression.
Nothing could be presented but his eyes
would kindle in a minute, his face begin to
glow, and out would come his ueiEhbor's
plain, homeiy suggestion, new coined aud
beautiful BE picked up from Uttered
thoroughiares OF thought, broken castaway
bits Of colored glass and pat them into his
kaleidoscope mind by whose nicely adjust
Ell mirrors they were reflected at every turn
ing into q new pattern Of beauty. SrJames
stephen pronounces him vivacio1s Is Vol
taire and tender as Rousseau. BIS warn
sympathy embraced everything but The evil. f
No object SO uninviting from plainness. but
he saw something attractive in Il. none so
abstruse. SO dry with metaphysics. but he
could breathe into It the breath Of LIE. and