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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16
ALADI NOHINATES A CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT.

EDITOR CHRONICLE THAT q man
should leave a position in the Cabinet OF
this nation, because he did not feel thar
ne was true to Republican principles,
and do what he believed 20 be his duty
70 his subOrdinates - because he felt
cramped and dwarfed and could not " do
unto others as he would have others
do unto him"-hscauSe his great soul
would not succumb 10 poiidc=l trick
stsrs and swallow national extravaganza,
intrigue, cowardice, lIiberality, and all
the nth and CONGRATULATIONS great
amount OF which goes TO naEe up the
horde Of law-makIng politicians 81 the
capitol.
because in early life he had marked
nut q course OF truth sud honor, from
which his manly nature has never been
EnOwnt 10 swerve-because he could not
i've out and carry out the Republican
PRINCIPLES, which are a part Of him, and
cleanse the muddy waters Of political
dishonesty, making u party %, 1 for
cot that 1 am a woman ana hRye no
pArty,) what IL should be "A brilliant
star, in which justice shines predUmi-
uant-he has resigned his position As
SGCLGL4g VI AAo 4HNorASAs HAA AAN9AASLs
Grant has accepted his resignation,
Many years ago, when a young man,
we met and were associated with Mr.
Cox, in a Temperance Convention, and
admired him for his e2rnestness and
keen sense OF justice, his anxiety 70 do
something 20 relieve the oppressed and
advance the right, and wondered then u
his noble nature would be appreciated
by the graspiug world he was about 20
enter, As a young and promising lawyer.
Aher all these years have passed away
we find him at his post, undinmed and
untarnishsd by worldly contact, snd by
ali the elements which may have sur
rounded him, especially in bis political
career. true % hImself-a thing so rar0
that &c is worthy Of comment. Finch
ing not and ALTERING not, though the
heavens should fall thinking more Of
principle than position living up % his
highest sense OF right, and reducing the
same to practice, not crying out justice
before the people and crushing II behind
the door,
Such a man deserves to stand at the
head Of this nation and although Grant
is a ma OF merit, there are men as TOr-
thy and as competent To guide the gtairs
Of state and natiOn-men who are -
much in favor Of giving the right Of SUI
frsge 20 whites as blacks.
Let Mr.. Cox be our next candidate foF
the Presidency
MERcIA BOYNTON LANE.
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What Gen. Grant says about the Resig-
nation OF Secretary COX---The Ger

What Gen. Grant says about the Besig-
nation Of Secretary COx---The Ger
respOHdenee.
We publish below a statement sent
from Washington by the Associated
Press, and given ss em~snating person.
ally from President Grant, concerning
the difference that arose between the
President and Secretary Cox in relation
to the mining patent matter. The cor
respondents is somewhat lengthy for
our space, but as many Of u readers
are personally acquainted with Secretary
Cox, We feel warranted In giving space
10 the full correspondence
Considerable discussion having taken
place in the newspapers relative TO the
retirement Of Secretary Cox from the
Cabinet, and illusions having been made
70 the existence of other correspondence
between the President and Mr.. Cox, be-
sides that covering the resignation Of
that gentleman, il IS thought proper, in
Try all the letters touching the with
draWsl Of Ar. Cox from the Cabinet, II
has been intimated that among the Feas-
onsU for the resignation Of Mr.. Cox was
= difference between the President and
himself A. 70 the prOpriety Of issuing q
. ent from the land office, in what is
known as the McGarrshan claim. Upon
TINS point the follOHiug correspondence
will explain itself:
"LONG BRANCH, y. J., Aug. p, 1870.
" Hon. j. ID. Cr, Secretary Of Interior
DEAR SIR understand that you
h3Fe appointed one day this week 70
hear arguments in the McGBrrahan case.
That is well enough, because II Congress
should fail to settle that case we may
nave il 10 do, and TIE sooner We know
the points OF il the better, However,
a. the matter has been taken in band by
Congress before the incoming of this
administration, and as so much fraud has
been charged and is believed % exist on
both sides, I am not willing that my
name should be aligned 70 a patent for
either party until Congress has either
decided or declared their inability TO do
20, wish you would say To Mr.. White,
Secretary for signing patents, not to put
my mamie 10 that one except on special
orders from me through EUu, He must
not take orders from Mr.. Nelson in the
matter. I nave grown suspicious Of Mr..
Nelson, and will tell you why Hhen l 20
70 Washington next.
"YOurs, truly,
"U. :. GRANT.
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DEATHS.


Notice Of death 6ree-ObituaTy fire cent? per line
On saturday. the 18th instant, at Girard, o.,
JAMES McLAUCHLAN, aged 81 years.
In Champion, Nov. IS, Of bilious typhoid
fever, Mr.. HENRY MURPHY, aged about
20 years
In Kansas City, No, July so. $50, AMOS II.
PUrHER, OF quick consumption, in the E
year Of his age.
Comet dear brother must we leave thse,
In . distant land TO sleep.
Where no kindred one Is near o
Or Ger YOU grave a tear 10 weep.
Very tender was the message
You would leave when you mus 90.
Though your lips could scarce then murmur,
A. Thy pGlse was ebbing low.
Wei we knew your kind Affection,
Knew our kindred love 80 strong:
You wOul " pain Hfill Longer,
Just 10 smooth our path along.
We shall miss thee fr1m our circle,
Miss the voice that wus so kind
Miss the hand, with acts OF kindness,
All, We OIL, shall call TO mind,
Brother. great we grieve the parting,
Though Il 3 but a little while
Then, we trust 10 greet thee, brother,
ID Hope again 70 see thy smile.
Oh. we hope thy passage over.
Safe was launched DER JOrdan's stream,
And thy frail bark now Is anchored
Far beyond iife's shadOwy dream.
VI. s. MEEEER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16
A PARLIAMENTARY TieWs---1 Non.
arehy vs.. RepublIeanism.

EDITOR CHRONICLE II appears to
me ridiculous that the editors Of the
Cleveland Leader and the Herald,
together with the bulk Of the Repub-
liean papers, should take such active
part in supporting King Williams
Jyrsnny. They are kissing on that
despOt and his gangs to destroy the
good French people. who are fighting
much out Of place in this republican
government. The imagination Of
those editors must be charmed with
the pFebension Of kings and the gilt
ter Of aristOeracy well dressed,
CROWNS, decorations, oid-tFimmed
garments, etc. o, how dazzling to
their eyes TO se6 that brilliant aristO-
crat crush out q good and braYe peO-
plel Mr.. Editor, ! feel ashamed VI
the way these Republican papers are
supporting kingcraft. II is u duty
as Republicans 10 support any cOun'
try trying to release itself from tyr
amy. The Germans are not 80 blind
as not TO see that the dollar and cent
is the object Of tEGss papers, and that
there is no principle in them. Those
papers are running the Republican
Earty-a party 1 have always be-
fonged &c. For my part l think it is
the duty Of tue Republican press, as
well as individuals, 70 support with
their might any country struggling
for freedom. For one. l do not recog-
pize any king or nobility, or anything
OF the kind, claiming for itSeif 3 supe-
riOrity over other men " by the grace
Of God" Gentlemen, what do you
think Of it?
AFRkSco-AHEEIcAS REPUsLIoAS.
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MARRIAGES..
Marr1age No. irlsrtsd GratiI.


Mr. LAFAYETT SCHNEIDER and Miss
LAURA GOLDNER, all Of MahOning Co,
Ohio.
On the eth inst, in this city. by Rev. f. H
Yingling. Mr.. JOHN HOWELS, to Miss
ANN WATERS, both Of Youngstown. o.
AT the residence OF the brides parents, Nov.
10, $50. by REV. NJ. Miller. y.
EASTMAN OF LOndstOwn, TO NARY
SHAFFER, OF Miles, both Of Trumbull Co.,
Ohio.
un the 10th day OF Nov. $50. at the resi-
denoe Of the brides parents. by Rev. Z.
II. YinglinE Mr.. AUSTIN ". SHARPER.
to Miss MAGGIE j. BOAL, all OF Cham
pioH, Trumbull Co, Ohio.
On oct. 2, $50, by 5. S. Bartlett, Mr.. D. H.
ARTHHOLT, VI. d., and Miss LOUISA
bull Co, Ohio.
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THE NOVEMBER PIPrr1nNS

The several State elections held on the
Slh instant, indicate, generally. in their
results a great degree OF apathy among
Republicans, arising, doubtless. from a
series Of continued successes for wears
past and an over-sanguine belief that
the numerical strength Of the party is
50 overwhelming as to leave a margin
for q large per cent. Of lukewarm and
occasional voters to stay away from the
polls. This feeling, to some extent, lost
US the State Of New York, for with the
splendid gain Of nineteen thousand made
since lS6S, on Hoffinan's vote in the city,
had the country districts polled their
usual Republican strength, the State
would have beer redeemed. But in con-
sequence Of Republican Discussions and
personal chickering's, the Democratic can
didate for Governor, in New York, car
ries the State by thirty thousand major
ity. The Republicans, however, elect
seventeen Of the thirty-one members Of
Congress. In the Sixth district Horace
Greeley was defeated by S. S. Cox, for
merry Of Ohio. The State Legislature
IS so close that at present writing it is
claimed by one or two majority by both
parties. The Tribune claims four Re
publican majority on joint ballot.
Massachusetts gave the Republican
State ticket an increased majority, not
Withstanding that Wendell Phillips lead
of in a movement designed to cripple
the Republicans, in which he figured as
the Prohibition and Labor candidate.
A full cougressiona delegation is elected,
and d Legislature chosen hat will re-
elect Wilson 70 the United States Senate.
New Jersey has wheeled into the Re
publican line, and elects three Republi
can Congressman, a gain Of one. The
Legislature is Republican and secures a
Republican United States Senator.
Illinois is Republican, as usual, and
sends eight Republicans to six Demo-
Gratis to Congress.
In Kentucky the Republicans have
probably gained two Congressman.
The Republicans carry Missouri by
SIX thousand majority.
Minnesota sends back two Republicans
to Congress.
Florida goes Republican.
Louisiana is Republican. Gen. James
McCleery is elected to Congress from the
18th district by = handsome majority.
In several Of the Southern States the
spirit Of rebeldom, by bullying and
threatening, intimidated many Of the
colOred voters from acting with the
Republicans, and was thus enabled 70
reduce the apparent Republican strength.
Or course Democrats can lord it over
cOIOred men in "a Southern States with
impunity and even the approval Of
northern Democrats, but whena an effort
IS made in the interest Of honesty and
law TO limit the repeating rOughs Of New
York to one vote, great ado is made about
Onicious interference with the rights OF
voters.
Looking over the results Of the recent
elections, it is safe to say that several
important facts are established. The
next Congress will be decidedly Repub-
ican. The administration Of Grant has
been un~equivOcaIly endorsed by the
people. The success Of the Republicans,
IN a year OF marked apathy in politics,
is strung assurance that a Republican
victory in the important Presidential
contest Of 1872 is almost certain.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16

The Ashtabuls Telegraph says that the
several Divisions Of this (l9th) Revenue
District, have, by the advice Of Superyi-
sor Sawyer, and the cooperation Of As
SCISSOR Harrington, been consolidated 30
as to make ons division Of each OF the
ive counties, with an Assistant Assessor
located at each county seat. This change
went into effect on the first inst. There
VIII prUDaOiy % HD slaHsv in the Dis
trict Assessor and Collector before Nay
next, at which time the 18th and 18th
Districts may be formed into one.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16
Literary ExercIses...M. r. ssmlnnrr.

Literary EXerciseS---W. r. Seminary.
The fall term Of the W. r. Seminary,
at West Pennington, closed with an
exhibition, on Thursday, IN 10th inst.
The exercises Of the school, during the
week, were Of unusual interest and at
tended by large numbers OF visitors,
especially the evening exercises, which
were Witnessed by crowded houses each
evening. Programme Of the work-Ex-
aminations Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Monday evening, lecture by
FroL T.. Miller, B. s., Of the Seminary ;
tuesday evening, lecture by Rev. l.. b.
Caldwell, Of Taylor street, Cleveland 4;
wednesday evening, exhibition by the
Fhilomathean Literary Society Thurs
day evening, exhibition by representa-
uves from the Rhetorical classes of the
Seminary At the close Of the literary
part OF the exercises, on Thursday even
ing, and before the last piece of music
was presented the exercises were check
ed by one Of the students rising and re-
questing the members Of the Faculty To
be seated on the roStrum. Seats were
pro sided, and in response to their names
the Principal, Prof J. P. Mills, the Pre-
eeptress, Miss S. H. Scott, Prof Frank
Miller, Principal Of German Department,
Miss Ella Il. Wolcott, Prof. Of Instru-
mental Music, and Miss L. Nell Mills,
Instructor in Mathematics and Higher
English, took their seats as requested,
amer which n number OF students select
ed for that purpose came forward, II
after the other, bearing valuable books,
which they presented in neat liCle
speeches, to the above named teachers,
the recipients responding in brief re-
marks. At the close Of these prPSenta-
tons, Mr.. f. Cross came forward a. ,
representative OF the Seminary Cadets,
and in behalf OF the company presented
TO Prof. Mills, former Captain, a gold
vest chain. Professor Mills responded,
briefly stating his reasons for organizing
the company aud his thanks for the gilt.
The work presented To tie Principal was
Gibbons complete History of Rome.
Names Of other works not known.
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New Advertisements.

VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR
SALE-Lots l., Z, 3. 4Hnd J, OF Geo. Par
sous map and survey, recorded at Record
sr's Office, Book A. p. l3l. are for sale. Lot
corners un Liberty and Monroe streets. Lot
2frunis on Liberty; Lnt 3 corners on Liberty
and Washington Avenue Lot 4 fronts OF
Washington avenue; Lot 5 ronts on Mon
roe. sewer complete and paid for, also side
walk. on b''th Liberty street and Washing
ton Avenue. Inquire OF
Nov. I6, lS7O-tf WM.T. SPEAR
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THE LADIES COURSE

OF three pears Is similar 10 the above. The
High school and Primary departments are
ably runducted by enmpeieut instructors,
and eiphrfce ell the branches taught in the
Algh cuOulSand MN school OF estate.
d German Department Is under the In
structlCn OF Prof. Frank Miller. B. s. a thor
Ough English aud native German scholar,
aud oilers one Of the best opportunities for
obtaining Instruction I'm this branch. ouered
by any College Or University IN the United
states. The attention Uf MUSIC Is
especially tpVited u the MUSICAL DEPART-
MES-. Few Institutions offer equal faclIi-
ties 10 Western Reserve seminary for gain
ing instruction in vocal and Instrumental
music. Miss Ella II. WOlcuii, Prof OF Instru-
mental Music. is . young lady OF nne cuI-
ture aud pleasing address, and has proven
herself very efficient in her art. Assisted by
Miss JOui~a WOlcOtt, she Is able to give in
structiOn to a large class. Two hue instru-
ments. owned by the Misses Wulcott, are
for rent TO students in this department, az
reasonable rates.
THE LOCATION isquiet. healthy, and pleas
ant. The expenses reasonable The builda
ulgS large n commodiOuE, ThB grounds
beautiful. The facilities for s~elf-bOarding
nowhere 70 be excelled. Pleasant rooms
furnished with y Y table, and bedstead.
for 8 TO Sper term, suitable for two To four
students, h winter term commences Nov.
p lo10. Sprng term March Z. ISL.
Send for Catalogue. address
Oct d, ls7O-tL.
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N

Bv Rutherford B. Hayes, Governor Of the
State Of Ohio.
In accordance Withsusage, and the re-
Iigious seutiments OF Ohio, the 2Ath day
~ November next il hereby appointed a
5sy ~ ThanksRiving and Prayer to Al
mighty God, for the boundless blessings
He bas youchsafed to the American Peo-
pie during the past year.
IN testimony whereof I have
bereunto set my hand, and caused
IN 1.-The Great Seal OF the State Of Ohio
70 he af8xed 81 Columbus, the 18th
dav OF October, A. d. $50.
Rv The Governor. R. B. HAYES.
TshAcR SHERWOOD, Sec.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16
New Advertisements.

HOUSES FOR SALE.-The I'M
dersigned offer for sale: First House
auI LOt part ofloD No. -, situated in the
city Of Warren, o., his residence on cana
street, opposite Taylur's Warehouse. D
House and Lot in south Warren, known q,
Lots No. Il and Is. in block No l.. fronting
Liberty street. Cd House and LIT In SOuti
Warren, known rs Lots No. Il, . and Is, IL
block No. X, formerly fulton st. For prices
and particulars, enquire OF
GEORGE PERMAN,
or DANIEL BISHOP.
Warren, o., Nov. 10, $50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16

ESTATE of Elizabeth Price, deed.
1.-The undersigned has been appointed and
Qualified Administrator, with tile Will au-
nezed. on the estate 81 Elizabeth Price, late
OF Milton, decd. All persons having claims
HgaiusI lIiu estate, are requested % Present
them Immediately Tor pay ment.
Nov. I6, IS7U-3t r. W. RATLIFF.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16

The rumOr that Democrats and Free
Traders hope, by c~ualescing, TO control
the organization Of h next House of
Representatives is unlikely, for that can
only be done through the treachery of
men supposed to be elected as PrOtec-
tiOnists. The Republicans will control
the next Congress in both branches, and
will only miss that twO-thirds vote,
which was used in the plenitude Of pow
er to rush through measures deserving
more debate and a less partisan purpose.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16
Boarding & Sale Stable

ANING purchased the entire
jul stock and Fixtures Of Mr. Charles +.
'klsIie I will continue the business at the
old and well kpuwn stable. on Liberty 81,
south Of lSt National Bank, where my old
patrons will nnd ample accommodations for
" (" ER (" " So
and a superior line OF Livery, including
NEW CARRIAGES, single and double. an
ELEGANT HEARSE, DC Every thing in
gOud style and at reasonable prices, Give
me . call. = caErIsg run 10 ana from All
trains. PLUMB W. SCTLIFEs
Warren. o., Nov. Is. $50.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16

Hartford . mi for OEngevIue Union school
1903 added for Mineral idg Specials School Add Is 50 for Nile Union School
.ne County Treasuprs once Wilt e open lori he reception Of uze from tins 10th day
oI33tober o the 8h day ofDeeembe+ hlH after Wh6hu I'M the penalty Will b added.
elhfthS above axes must s Psd OF " before the nth day or December Isa and
EHN on or before te3 nth day ofIunet b- Tduar durHedd delinquent ws H5aab
In cases whaep ar = have rot worked hArp road tax o. live in q rua,, s.boo, Nj
trcsh The milsand Fractions ola mulin THE uad' and especial school" eJumn- mEt
o .eIN in Hartford townShipt the, to@II Township County md sats" in
ordert 10 get the rate by which their Ia Is figured
Office hours from s % - A. n. and from 1 TO 5 p. d.
treasurer ONCE Warren. o. Oct r. I70-Sw. THOs. A. BRIEFLY, Co Treas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16
THE SCIENTIFIC COTRSR.

y highest coupe, y taught in this
SCHOOLS a i0Ir geuTSc 9Lrze, borough n Druc-
teal being fully equal TO similar courses in
tie best Colleges Ul the states. THIS CUurse
emprnces five Of LATIN; NINE
TERMS OF GERMAN OR FRENCH; MIS- TERMS
o. MATHEMATICS, n the usual amount Of
other branches. given in similar courses.
PROM the many complimentary notices OF
this course We beg leave % submit the fol-
lowing extracts: Rev. A. Schuyler, A. NJ,
Prof Of Mathrmatics and Logic, In Baldwin
university, writes: Il heartily approve Of
1.-THE course IN whole aud IN rarL You
have been very tudtciOus in the selection
aud in the arrangement OF the studies"
Also, the following from Rev, John Vince
Ter, u, u, Prea, uf Tue Iowa Wesleyan uni
versity, "A scientific cuurSe OF iuuryears
enlarged and thorough and well worthy the
decree Of Bachelor Of EcieneeH
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TST OF LETTERS

7 TST OF LETTERS
Unclaimed, remaining in the Warrea
Post Once. Tuesday, Nov. IS, lslu.
Barns Ertez CulTer samuel
Delony Mr. Prayer Miss Alkaline
Gates Wenham HHuk Jacob
Htck lewis HAMILTON James
Hunt Miss Elenor Johnston Pitter -
Lord Miss sarah Lindengrm e c.
McRobertS James MCCrOssin Thomas
Me, ionHnshy Charles Penny samuel
Ramalia Mrs Snaier JHcUO
Vance Miss Emma Williams Robert
aAHave your letters directed In care Of
yOur box.
Those marked with . sTAn are foreign.
Persons Wishing 10 obtain the above, viii
please 10 call for advertised letter..
II not called Tor in 80 days will be sent 10
dead letter office.
once hours, 80 A. NJ. to 80 P. N.
Il. II. TOWNSEND. P. u.
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TREASURERS' EOTICE--TAxES OF 1870.

In purEuanc u law, LTHOs A BRIEFLY. Treasurer OF TrumbuH County Oht, here
BIZ give notice hiatt the rates TTsxe Hrth year unr thuusand eight hundred snd sew
dreithSo OF mill levied OF each dollar and Us number feGs On each hundred dollars
TAXABLE Property, IN tes several IOwnshiIs: ~s I'D -,
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Western Reserve Seminary
AT
WEST F-ARMINGTON, o.
a GARD

THE PRINCIPAL Of the Western
L ReseTre Seminary, would respectfully in
stte the attention Of the parents and youth
advantages UfthiS vuluable Institution. The
vide spread reputation Of the school Tor
thorough work tine universal satisfaction
given To the sludents and patrons, together
throughout the Reserve hare fallen on IN
their attendance since last fall frUin twenty
10 iurty percent, the Western Reserve SEMI
nary has more students now than at any
previous term, fer nearly three years, FULLY
attest the ability and efficiency Of the mana
ag-ment and board Of Instructors. The fol-
low sg particulars are worthy careful con-
stderaIfuns
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
"Keep Him Down."

When poor man attempts to rise
attempts to show that there is no mo-
nopoly of genius, and that God hath
given as free and noble soul to the
lowly as to the great-he is not only
opposed by the class above him, but
envy and scorn are but too often his
portion among his fellows. They do
not like to see themselves Out-stripped
by one whom they have reekOned no
better than themselves, and instead Of
encouraging, they damp his ardOr,
and grieve his heart with sneers, and
cold, because envious, counsel. The
next class above him love not to see
man who has naught to boast of but a
noble soul, no treasures save those OF
mind, presuming to take his place
among them, and there is one univer-
sal shout of Keep him down." This
upward struggle which the poverty
struck genius has to oendure-the strug-
gle against prejudice and misrepresen-
tation and want-has daunted many
mind, and discouraged many breast,
and has kept many man formed to
be light to the world in poverty and
darkness to the end of his days. Be
cause of this, many noble spirit has
concealed its own flame of brightness;
many a noble and free man, of whom
the world was not worthy, have gone
down into the grave with all the wis
dom of their souls untold--"haye
died, and made no sign.'