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The New York herald., 1870-12-20

Explosion Of fhe Cincinnati Gas Works-Thc
In,mense Holder Blown 10 Atoms-BnidinSs
IEjnred by the Concnssion.

Immense Holder Blown 10 Atoms-Buiidinss
IEjnred by the C0ncnssion.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10, 1870.
AT five 7. NJ. to-day terrible explosion occurred
at the Gas Works. AT the time OF the explosion The
holder contained four hundred and fifty thousand
cubic feet OF gas. Persons VINO were within a few
squares OF the site OF the Gas Works first noticed
low rumb!ing sound. and an oppressive condition OF
the atmosphere like that attending an earthquake,
when suddenly red and white coored flames shot
upwards lighting uD the heavens and revealing the
outlines OF the surrounding hills. The report OF the
explosion WIS heard at distance of several miles.
The eight immense columns that supported the
holder were thrown down and for the most part
broken to pieces. Some portions fell across The roof
OF the olfice, crushing 1t IN and maxim. wreck OF
the place. The holder constructed OF No. II
gauge iron, and was regarded to be one OF the
best IN the United States, and was erected
in the place OF one that was destroyed oy an ex-
pOsion In the summer Of 1869. IL has capacity OF
4SU, 600 cubic feet The buildings OF the company in
the neighborhOod of the holder were somewhat
scorched by the flames. and were otherwise injured
by the flying and falling masses of rOD No person
was at the holder when the explosion occurred, and
AT present the cause IS unknown. Only one man
was injured. and ne slightly, by The fire, although
forty were at work at the retorts few hundred
feet away. The loss 10 the company Will be about
400, 600
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
CRIME IN WILL lAMSBUaG.
Burginry and JuyenIIc rilI.TnppinR.

Burglary and Juvenile TilI-Tnpping.
Early yesterday morning late the previous
night the barber and cigar store OF George c. Jacobs
No. 500 Broadway, Williamsburg, was entered by
burglars, who forced open the rear window and
carried of eight boxes OF cigars thirteen razors and
a PAIR OF SCISSORS, with which they succeeded in
escaping.
A boy belonging to New York was detected about
noon yesterday, tapping the till in Mr.. Theodore
Wares butcher shop. at No. 574 Broadway. The
stealing So 55. When discovered he ran of, and
officer Titus OF the Sixth precinct, had long chase
in pursuit. When captured the boy said there were
two other bows with him when he committed the
hnn
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
STREET ACCIDENTS.

John Parry, seventy years OF age, residing at 2i7
West Thirty sixth street, was, while crossing
Seventh avenue between Thirty-seventh and Thirty
eighth Streets yesterday, run ever ana badly in
jured inwardly by runaway horse, attached to a
butcher cart. He was taken TO Bellevue in an am
bulance.
Lad, eleven years OF age, named Johnny Kelly,
yesterday run over by Il beer truck at the cor
OF Thirty-elghth street and Third avenue, and
part Of his hand cut OIL. The wound was
dressed by DR.. Mecalf at Bellevue and the boy was
hania
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails Destination.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship CITY of Merida. Deaken Vera Cruz Sisa
via Havana-F Alexandra a Son.
Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk-0ld Dominion
steamship Co.
Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfok-od Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Frnnconia, Bragg, Portland-J Ames.
schr Ida May, Rogers Ninatitlan-Simpson X Clapp
schr America, Patten, Lower Horton-D Il De Wolf h
Go.
Schr Ada, Bclyear, 81 John, NB-Heney Parker.
Schr Ruth shaw, Shaw, Galveston-rupper Beattie.
Schr Hattie Parker, Crowcl Galveston-E Stackpoe,
schr Gar, Terhune, Savannah-H w Loud & Co.
Schr j DAVIS Bishop. Charleston-Evsns, Ball Co.
Schr Moses Patten, HARDING Cnarlcston-H w Loud Co
Schr Ellen Matthews, McEver, Richmond-Evans, BAH 4
Co.
schr Lizzie Lee, Shields, Norfolk-C Staples 4 Co.
Schr Rhoda IL Sherman Dks, Baltimore-Evans, Ball K
Co.
Schr Village Queen, Conklin Baltmore-Wm Chalmers.
Schr A Tolles, Day. Norwak-M Briggs.
Schr r Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
Steamer w Woodward Young, Baltimore.
steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia
Steamer Msy6ower. Futs, Philadelphia.
Steamer y Phelps, Brown Philadcpha.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
ERIE RAILROAD STRIKERS.

From present appearances the strike Of the brake
men on the Erie Railway will be at an end,
and no serious disturbances are anticipated. Many
OF the men have already gone TO work, but precau-
tious have been taken TO have the bridges and
switches carefully watched one man who endeav-
= ored 10 crssatea riot speedy caught and ar
rested. A Telegram addressed 10 Mr.. James Fisk
jr. states riat the difculties were occasloned by
emissariest tiom the New York Central Railroad.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
SALOON SHOOTING S0IRse,

morning shooting soiree occurred at an early
hour yesterday at the saloon of Peter MCGUIRE, al
East street, during which Peter Kelly OF No. Co
lumbia street. received bullet in his left leg at the
hands OF Peter Wilmot DR.. swan was invited and
showed every attention 10 the recipient OF WllmOts
fAvors, whe soon after left IN carriage for home.
Onicer Buckner some time later called upon WIlmot
and escorted him to the Thirteenth precinct station
house.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The New York Association Of Sunday School
Teachers held a very large and interesting meeting
last evening In the Fourth avenue Presbyterian
church, OF Twenty second street, for the pur
pose OF earing from Mr.. Ralph Mills how to conduct
u mission school. hymns were sung BY the chill
dren In attendance and speeches made by some
half dozen gentlemen, the object OF which was the
Illustration OF the best plan for teaching children IN
the Sabbath school. MIR. Mills gave In as concise u
manner as possible his plan OF teaching, which was
very generally approved.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20

Steamship Niagara Brakeman, Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk with mdse aud passengers to the oid Dominion
Steamship Hatieras Blackwood Richmond, City Point
ard Norok with mdse and to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Rio de la Plata (Br, Lander Liverpool ~ days. with
rndse, S Thompsons, Nephew Co. Came the Northern
passage, and was II days TO the Easterneise banSs
since 30 days; strong westerly gales
Bark Campaners tBr), Bfoughton, Rio Janer, oc,as.
with 4535 bags coffee to Morgan Co-vessel 10 Pen
dergast Bros Co. The Equator Nov IL In lon Al W.
Dec within day and bali sail OF Sandy Hook 18th,
took pilot from boat Blunt, No u 10TH took heavy
Bark yumnri DRY, johnson, Sagua II days, with moas
ses to Waydel Co Has been6 days north OF Hattsias
with heavy NV gales
Schr Lauretts, Curtis, Virginia
sehr Sarah Fort, Bucbee, Baltimore, with coal, to q
schr Charles Smith, Hanson, Philadelphia for Provi
dence
schr Ann Elizabeth Gilnng. Philadelphia FOR Providence
d:nce,
schr Annie Martin, Weeks Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Eah Everman, Lloyd, Philadelphia for Boston.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
FOUND SOUTH.
Schr I Tasker, Tasker. Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Lottie Kelly, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Sarah Watson, Smith, Newport tor PHILADELPHIA
schr Henrietta, Tryon, saybrook for New York
Schr Connecticut, Stevens New Haven for Hoboken w
schr Geo Marke, Bishop New Haven for New Bruins
wick. ~ ~
Schr New Reaulus Halc, New Haven for Elizabethpor
sehr Elias Runyon, Campbell, Bridgeport for New Bruns
BOUND EAST.
schr Flora -, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Transit Racket Philadelphia for Providence.
Sctr Allen, Hale, ElizabethpoFt for Providence
Schr Onward, Jones, Eizabethport for Providence.
schr Little David, Blair Eiizabethpor New haven.
schr Ada Allen, Hoyt, Ponghkeepsie for Pembroke.
schr Telegraph, smith, New York for bridgeport
Schr Waterbury, Godwin New York for Stamford.
schr Mail, Holmes New York for Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED DY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Cortes Nelson, New Orleans and SW Pass Dec
II, with mdse and passengers, to Cromwell Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' Wilmington, NC, with naval
stores, TO J Lorilard.
Steamship Saratoga, Concs, Norfolk with mdse and
reDsers. " Tbs Old pom,picE steamship Nh
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
BELOW.

Bark Carmel lBrl, Patton, AZ days from Antwerp. with
ron to Jas Elwel Co. eceivei pilot l4th inst, on
Block Island. from boat Isaac Web5 No 81
brs W Norris tBrl, from Lingan. (Received pilot
18th inst, oil Block Island, from boat Charlotte Neob,
No 81.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20

Steamships City Of Merida for Havana, Vera Cruz, &c
atatoga, Norfolk Wyanoke, do bark Excelsior, Cadz.
Wind at sunset SW.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
S HIPPING NEW s
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.

Sun rises. ...... 20 Moon rises morn "a
Sun sets. ..... 30 High water. ...eve 43
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-04

money produced. She received her por-
lion. and, without trusting her voice with
words, hurried away to supply the press
ing want at home.
y few doors from the residence of Mrs
Lee lived Il man who. some months be-
fore, bad become involved in trouble with
an evil disposed person, and been forced
to defend himself bv means of the law
lie had employed Mr.. IIerriot to do what
was requisite III the case, for which SER
vice the chaI lc was five dollars. The
bill had been rendered Il few days before.
and Il t man, who WIS poor, felt very
ANXIOUS to pay it. lie had the money
all made up to within one dollar. That
dollar Mrs, Lee owed him. and >he had
promised I" give it TO him during this
day. For hours he had waited, expect
in" her to come in; but now had nearly
given Ter up. There was another little
blll Of three dollars which had been sent
in to him, and he had Just concluded to
90 and pay that, VIXEN Mr.. Lee called
with the balance Of the money, one dol
lar, which She had re -cived from the Shoe
maker, Grant.
Half an hour later, and the pocket
book OF Mr., Icrriot was no longer
empty Hi, client had called and paid
his bill The five dollars had come back
to him.
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The ItcO f'0fHS.
\ TEMPERANCE SKETCH ET sYLVANU>
COHE, JH.

\ TEMPERANCE ,KLrcm Er sYLvANU>
CoHE, JE.
Come, Georgc,-ust a drop at part
in. Heaven only knows when we may
meet again. You are to settle amor.
the hills of Berkshire, in the west, and
| amid the wales OF MiddicSeX in the
east. Just Il glass to our success"
No, Malcolm il | would accept Il
true pledge OF success | must not find il
in the wine-cuP. hold the cup as the
signal OF failure
/ The were young men, both OF them
just admitted to the bar, and ready TO
enter upon the practice OF their profes-
SION.
And ON this bright, crisp autumnal
afternoon George and Malcolm were to
separate They had selected their field,
of labor, and were prepared to enter up
on the work.
''Puuh :" cried Malcolm, is response
to his friends last remark, there's PROM
i>c in bright wine il one knows how to
use ii. Come and take a parting gIa.s
with me.
''No, MalcoIm,-you must rot ask
me Were | to take the cup to my lips,
should fear ii as might fear viper
taken to my BOSOM
"Do you mean TO say that you are
uoing to be a teetotaler !'
'l'pon that course | am resolved.
Mad, J.m and let the future decide be
,w,,n u-,
Aud shortly after th> they parted.
Malcolm CARING rcrlIvcd to Middle
sex county, where he very soon gained for
himself IL host of friends, aud an extcn-
,iye practice. His intellect was briili-
ant his Wit was ready and caustic his
humor was rich and exuberant and his
flow of LANGUAGE was from a tUunt OF
ttou"ht and imagery that never failed.
His path seemed Il pleasant one indeed.
Dnly flowers oi rarc-t cOlorS and most
exquisite fragrance hcdged it; while sweet
music kept time TO the dropping of the
gIttering sands in his glass. 1t was the
path he had chosen from the first. Its
coal was the highest possible plane Of the
social life, and the presiding genius was
the Spirit of the wine cup.
He r ached the goal ere he knew it.
All the ioys of the life he had cho-en had
been tasted ere he had reached his prime.
\ brlet space, and the bright flowers be-
gan 20 wither the thorns protruded,
bare and sharp; the sweet music grew
fainter and fainter, as discordant notes
crePt in to mar and break the harmony
and the sands OF the glass, dropping
dropping-lroppu@,-had lost their gilt
ter, and now Tell duAly and solemnly
into the back-howing tide Of the time
! that was lost.
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VOLUME 81 4-NUMBER 1876.

Of 81, 800 upon each store. The COM
plctlon OF the structure j. anticipated
with great cagernc>s 10y many women in
This city, but another Year may pass he
fore it becomes ready for occupation.
-\s it i well understood, this enterprise
OF Mr.. Stewart Is intenl,d for the lcnc-
fit OF single women. whose means will
not conveniently allow payment OF
the high CHARGES for board now cxactcI
III this city. The furniture and fitting
up will be those OF Il lire.-claS- huty!.
No restraint of any description will b.
placed upon the inmates beyond an III
tcrdicIiou, usual in all hotels, from enter
iug the domestic departments. Visitors
OF both sexes will be allowed. and ingrc--
and cgrcss at aIi hours will BE- permitted.
as elsewhere. Any applicants with ,ali--
factory references Will hc received. but
the room rent will he required strictly
in advance. Food will be pai for when
consumed. J. ErHirJ Iu,t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-04

felicity of practically demonstrating hi-
own theory by the ''NIarch to the Sea -
Sheridan's character and his style OF
fighting are expressed by ''Sent them
whirling up The valley
Popc's unfortunate orders from ''IIead-
quarters in tie saddle" gave Lee oppor-
turlty for the one solitary joke of his
lifetime: &: "What can you expect of a gen
eral who puts his headquarters where his
hindquarters ought to be -
tFrom the Boston Transcript
Josiah Quincy, Jr., in his observations
on the Boston Port Bill, in l77I, said :
Establishments will not tacinate Us, nor
will threats of Il halter intimidate."
Mr.. jefferson, in one of his inaugural1
said: ''Error of opinion may be tolerated
where reason is left free to combat it,"
benjamin Franklin, as Poor Richard,
said: 'God helps them that help them
>elves"; ard Three removes are as bad
as fire"
William c. Byrant, in his "Fore-t
Hymn" writes
'Thc groves werr ,.od'- frs, trmpcs"
Whittier, in Maud Muller" writes:
For f all -ad word- OF tongue or pen
The stii' - are there: 'It mi sht lave heen."
John TIumbull wrote in "Mct'ingal" {:
40 ur'cr fell til" halter dluw
With good opinion OF the law
james Ru>scl Lowell, in The Cap
ture, said Before man made H. citi-
zens, great Nature made Us men"
Daniel Webster. on the 18th Of July,
1870, said: Il was born an American ::
| live an American shall die an Amer
lean
Jonathan NJ. Sewall, III an rpiio.ue
to Cato, Il hundred ycu> ago, wrote:
40 p,n.-up Itcl coutruc.- your pow r.
iU, tlc .u"r houuic-- continent i your-."
Oliver Wendell Holmes, in the "Auto-
crat OF the breakfast Table" wrote the
famous words: '.B aston Safe House j.
the hlb OF the Solar System. You couldn't
pry that cut of Boston man il YOU lad
the tire Of all creation -trai- ai-htencd out
Tor a crowbar"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-04

AiEErLENI>G ENrLEIEND- y triyr. :
ui miuc whom met in Charleston. e,
Turk I>h HISTORIAN. Na> suuAn. u b..
forward car wh-n a very ELEGANTLY drr~,-
ed young lady, OF complexion abuu, a.
lght a. hI~ oWu. n.Crc,. IiIc ear and to,
her seat. she was - refined ia her hr,--
and appearance that he -uppo~cI -hc nu
made a mistake, and gaIiautiy >ug.c>ty.,
10 her that the itdIc-' car would ur mu.u
agrccaUir, when she stated that her color.
not preceptlOlc 10 Il stranger, prgNcuj,,.
her entering there. lie csuvrr-rd win
hcr, and found her Intelligent and cdu-
Gated. She was ihc daughter ut one %.
the wcalthIc>t ma ut ~ouln Carulina.
lie WAS that evening publicly rldiculvG
at the hotel Tor talking 10 Il ng4cr .III.
10y men who would have done well ntu
tncy shared her refinement. \ few ,lat-
afterwards, remembering the incident, auu
seeing u lady OF apparently mixed Dloud
IN the first class car, he thought III: haI
made mistake, and 10 save anythIu-
thai might wound her feelings, he polite
Iy suggested to her to Change to .hy for
ward, second class car. She cuioIcd up.
highly in>uilcd, and calling her husband
from outside, screamed: ''iuls man caIl-
me Il Niger Lhc husband got into u
towering rag, and Game near ltyin. vio-
lent hands on my poor innocent lrcnG
lie was only restrained by some Paseel.-
GERS, who explained his position Is a tor
cigncr, unacqualntci with American p
cullarllies.-L1pucottS -Hya-use.
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i'AsTE THIS Ur IN SIGHT.-I'av your
deb.- as you get the money in your pock-
ct DO without what you don't need
Speak your mind when necessary. HOLD
your tongue when prudent. Cut the ac-
quaintanccs who lack principle Bear
with inlirmI,es but not with vices. Re
spect honesty, d-spise duplicity. Wear
your old clothes until you can pay for
new ones. Aim at comfort and proprie-
ty, not fashion. Acknowledge your IL
norancc, AMI don't pretend knowledge
you havn't got Entertain your friends,
but never beyond your means.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-04

\ NEW WKINKLE.-Posiuc cards ~,
cards OF pastcboard about the size OF au
ordinary enyelopa, bearing on one side
the impression oi "a postage stamp aud il
space Tor the addrc-s, wnile on the other
side Is lett blank tor any brict letter O..
such character that ii does not need to b,.
scaled up. The advantag. to the publ.c
ot this device over the cumbrou> methoI
IN common Use, winch requires sheet OF
paper, an envelope, folding, scaling anI
stamping, Is manifest, while the govern
meni gums an equal benefit from the d.
crease i'll the weight Of mail matter. Bel
GUM was the first 10 adopt cards, and on
the lst OF this month they went into use
in England. Our government Is consld-
ering The eXPediency OF introducing Ii,
and, il it does, VIII probably be able to
furnish the cards to the publicat the face
value OF the stamps upon them Tuc
number OF ordinary business letters tIal
would be sent III this way, without dis
ciousureS OF family secrets" Is very
arge.
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Dedth OT the -fHthOr Of "OUeI. tie
RirPr.'

IL Is our SAD duty TO announce thu
death, at Winchendon, last week. o
Ms. y. {. Wakefield, at the are of 50
Mrs. Wakefield was better known to III,
readers OF the Republican hy her maider
name of Nancy A. w. Priest, who, tel
or twelve years ago, was frequent con.
trlbutor OF poetry to our columns, and
was the author of that leautitul and
iouchIn" poem, cover the River" which
was copied INTO nearly every paper in tn,
country, and has been frequently pub
Ilshed since. though many of the other
productions OF Mrs. Wakeield's pen pos
>c>scd much cNccllance, ''Over the Riv-
or, had quite an exceptional merit, and
seems 10 have been produced in an hour
"i Inspiration that was never repeated.
Looking back over our files we see that
tie po,m was first printed in August,
1897, when Miss Priest was 20 wears
old, and Il resident of llin,dalr, y. ii. ::
and though she has never produced any
thin" - @ood since, it is not too much to
say that ''Ovcr the River" alone i sui
iircmi To %ive her AN enduring name in
the annals OF American literature. Mrs.
Wakefield leaves Il husband and two little
children To mourn her lCsS. and thuu-
sands Of pcrS Ms in ali parts of the coun-
try viii hear OF her death almost with
the sense of personal bereavement
ould that we could know her thoughts
on the other side OF the river OF which
she wrote thirteen Years ago, and wheth-
cr or net >he has met and known thosa
OF whom she then sad:
Somewhere | know, on the unsecn shore,
III ' Ua:ch. and hcckou, aud wait for me-
We cannot pay Mrs. Wakcficld'z
memory Il greater tribute, or do our read
rrs u greater favor, we are sure, than t.
rcpub!>h here "OVer the River" entire
OVER THE RIVER
over The river they hcckou 20 ne.
Loy,,t ones whov, CT, -sci to the further -iIc.
The -Iclm If thci. eaowy rot,sI-,,
But their Voice are 1T ia the da-hine ;dr
There one with rugl,t- OF suuuy gold,
Aud eye the reflection Of Acavcu- own bluc:
II, e."--,t il. til T. Hight. ia. and coli,
AMI the pale init hid lin from moral vca.
W. -lv "a; the tu..,l- who met him there.
Ih. ate q; Ia, ,iry could not -cc,
Over Ia" ri,rr-oy,r :hc river
w brother -;luG- " .itiur to welcome me
over J... l.. ~ the hoa'Iu.n T. !.
,aI.,'l ..4othcT the h,..,,! Did Ir.:
H.- r,vu ,u.l- waved IN IN, -rnr gale
I.'sl ae '.i.uic. sec h,r 1T
III crossed IN h'r bosom her a.n.l'cd hand,
And al" IL catered tie p atom e5E,
We frIt -lidr from T. -ilscr a d..
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mere HOW
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VIII" II. Il m'NrH i man " bee-Le.'ver
Al once.
Al cNchau-. s..y-H young lady oi that
p.acs has iu-t celebrated her wooden we'd
ling by narryin. blochuc;td.
Horses obey the scripuraI INJUNCTION
10 Il certain extent. Their communic..-
tIuu, are a.way, neigh, neigh.
..Dr.-wauts to know if von'u
n.,.,-. a., puy hi, bill nov ," Old nrp-
t,ruau I,uk. over tine items and repii.-
Toll Df.-Til pav han for hi, m.Ji-
ciuc- and return his visits"
!, Er.,i;.b f,rr,.r l,,,I,. ,l,.-l,I
tic loliowius announcement: "Ext,n-
-.vc sale ol i've stock COMPRISING not less
rh:.l 1000 head, and an unlimited
ri.ht u pa,tura.c. All Le had was 81
few hiv., of bee.
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characteristic !r0DiitDS by -intcii-
rGIIS.

From ,h- ',rabu- ~ journal
Some one with . ,od memory t-r such
might make a very readable articIc fir, IN
the best remembered and most character
l>lic saying OF Arn.ri,'an~. Here are Il
few which may serve ~ specimens OF
what n.I4ht be done, with !inv and OPP
porcuuity:
Samuel A'I:tm-. known Tor many things,
seldom ha- hi~ maine a~sIriutcd with the
phrase first applied 10y him to ENGLAND
"Nati"m oi >h"pkcrprr~."
1t was John Wc~.yy, and not Charie-
summer. who first >p1hc # slavery Uhe
-layr traI,) ;-'.tLr sum ct all villainl,~ d"
Franklin -ald many thju-- that have
passed into maNlm- but uo.hin. that l.
better known and rcmcubclcl tn.u:
lie has paid dear, very dear tor hiS
whj,.I.."
Washington mad, but few cpi-ram-
majic speeches. Here j. one: TO be-
prepared ;yr war !, til. most ,!l, -tuaI
me'"- H.. preserving peace"
H.! you ,,.r h-.t old John Dckiu-
500 Well. Ar wiwc OF Americans IN
L.'N. ''i'N ,-..'!h- We St1li, 10y I!Il !
in ~ fail
Patrick Henry, .- every ,,uoolboy
hnow~, gAye u: Civ, me ib,rtv or
.ii,. d.atb.~ and ..I t:., p,. treason,
maxi. ti. most IT IT,"
Thomas Paine hal many q.o;ahl, ,p-
i-ramuu;., sentences. II 81, IA, - ro,sa-
Il, fell Ike a ~.icL', "l'im,- tia; ~
mems ~..'-". "O.y step from III, -uI
lin, 10 the rlicul IL. etc.
jeff r-on'~ writings ~. 80 b,~prinhlci
THAT II /, difficult 8" select. In pair.
wr lump a, "F,w .,,. and none resign
certainly ~ nppiy.,h'r to o:iicyholdrr-
now H. IN J,ti'r>. .n'- time.
Josiah ,tuiucy. .Jr.. -uil, ,.WhcreSu-
ever. whru-,cyrr. or hov-ucy,r we shall