, 1870-07-10

ashtnee1ue; lq two points it rivals the antigua
i 10 nude and it il cold. The resemblance on
y falls when We come to tho classic chA1ac-
terastlc of simplicity. Nj. Siller is ornate !;
lhor from a carpenter; yon wc:lld he tempted
at iirst hearing 10 set him doNn for college
man; you would add that }c must have grail
rated sophomore. Now and then our rep-
refcntatiyc is sur1 riscd that he makes 10 littlo
rensasion. He observes tho du-.s Of fame
WHICH follow the party war-lorses, and resolves
10 outpFancc them on their own ,rairies. We
ilstcn; we rush for shelter; at last tho stara-
rede pasees: We hear o! i proposition to in
prison Dutchman in America every time that
putchman. who has crossed the Atlantic
tWlce, il co:scriptcd in Germany. we hear OF
tE-s On Monday. and Oh Tuesday We lave
',tased to hear Of il. Perhaps Il Is Mr.. Sill
orfpFancinE and outsuosting the Warehouses:
y 20, we wish that tho same harness, tas, aud
uneel A. it il, might 10 buck1ed upou those
A!tl.eto untroAen and terrifying atalhons.
melted by his familiarity With tho most mar
,iaI nat'e's OF sneient times, our hero threw
teering AZ Major General. His fortune re-
m'nds us Of Tefehtius yareo; tie was sou,.dly
beaten, and returned home in safety. More
over, he did not despair OF tho Republic, be-
Acs!nS 1,rot aty that, il it could withstand in
tuHNo Craftsmanship. it would not be ruined
y lnIc1tt;o seneraluhip. The main diiIerenc,
ne!"een Y tho isoman and the American lies in
INC .act That no sdmiHng Senate vent on. to
greet the latter. The Responsibility Of tti5
osefulSht muet not bo lsid upon General Sill
der; Who would have been chsrmed 10 receive
ann address the conscTipt fashess-
Ine iniaitlve statesman has hal1 his assail-
ani-: Di. t!cr attsck him because ho biuu.
uefed Ii finance, because ha wanted to ri.k
ioieleu complications for the s,ke Of the Fem
Hh sote, tecauae he exposed his stark isuo-
rance ol International law IN handling the Gu
baa question: No; The lecturers aui eIitors
VINO caught him on the hip cared uausht fer
ihcfe 'Mngt; they Were accustomed to act
'ien eo'ai standpoint; they blackencd his
|nsa1e Character. lie Was charged With getting
naii-seas orer at picIic; and tho Thougni-
iul ieetotat'er was e1horted to mako an ex-
ample o. htn' How did he meet this adroit
pc!nasas. q sh1Ess. b proving that he bad sup-
WStea the Fifteenth Amendment, and that bis
11oahcfs E 6arn lad been burned BY tile Ku-
s,iaar A5aa !. let the Hop; Pubiius l.
srised. We admit, with a donItfuI Kicker
of e!asisrde, that he IL phcno1aeuoa Of
growing cnltures In a republic OF savages,
snd perhaps IN republic OF backwoodsnleu,
he would bo impossible. He may be said to
Eo't the same position in our political LIE
That the Tom Ton. does in our literary life
DC rases the way for something Better.
Nevertheless, We cannot c1Aort tho pupils nf
onr common schools 10 take hin, for 4 model
He drives us to question tho whole venerable
theory Of intuitiop4, and to suspect that tLe
me:arhysicians who found their systems ou il
BALD upon the sand. W. broadly aud stub
hon;ly deny tlat Immediate cognitions tan
produce statcen1anship or anytEing else prsc.
fIcaAy valuable. Onf utmost concession j.
ttat man may be all asa by intuition.