The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29
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may ks rptised to ftad "a the moth ]
OF aEYfeseh marquis "f scct0itre
mon courage ct asinse zsisser ma d.
leur. five me strength, but dimin-
'sh <soemy sorroH!r Certainly 4 must 7
delicate snd poetieal sentiment: But -
aAe 'bereared husband was still young, z
and after three years Of retirement, he
quits 1t, n'arries again, aad llunges In
10 Political intrigues and the worldly
ambition of-kis Ala.sE Tie xr;;ter Il; .trom m I
whom we derive the secount rem ,rks
w 'th calmncss and paeidity, "This is
enc type Of our i.neasistent nature.
But here the very Intensity Of one feel
1ns seemed, to .f,rsbode there action sG
Of the .ofpssi,e; and the change !
appears 50. natural, so almost inevitable,
that we rather s5mpsthizs With it than
otherE1se" In other words, those
iwido#ers whe apparently aud demon
strah7sly sAeroe:e 1most under such
Circumstances are the suress to be early
coasoled BY "A new Arrangement. They
may mol, like De- Spring, ::ask God for
another p.st'er,o by, t,tbey are pretty
sure to fns ese, 4efertheless. ~, . I,
The dedication of Mills book. ON
'4lberty is familiar to ALL: sh a.,rs 81. .
arItie aarIe the beloved and deplored meme :
FRY sas at her who Was the inspirer, and, in :
paEgttll ii the asnthorq of all that: is abestssia c
my 5wrtitsnsss,--tbe ti nss,- Giand and wife whose
exalted sspsa and: truth and right was L.
ny 'gs4 ss4troqges1 innitanent, and, ,vho:e adeff
'mlEEsltaiens E.la ? fEAs m8sehief ere.srd-Idlad. !
'ests2 this Falqne. e.,J Like all That I1hese {,
sTrpl1ttsnb pts 5af many yesrs, it beIanss a.,
dnuef4h Ugh te heF asitos 4e !; but the. @orktse
it stands has had, in veky, insult a6eieat, I,
desle4e, 4,stt the Y iipes'tilm.bks ii sds.utsees Of
her revision g l. some ef the most, impor- ;.
|it.et p2rltions II i having been reserved tor cs
more careful IS 1lssekaminariep, II which :.
they gre neYs neyer destined to 1eeeise.s Il
Were but b eatapleo of: interpsetipgetea.
to Il the y world rs one haEf the great thoughts
Iand d|JH2 nH2blf fsf IS 1ns which are buried in
her grave, I should b. a medium Of
greater benefit +. It than it i, sven like,
ly i'r arise from 1r;a ANYTHING that ao srite, !,
unpreprppted aqdl una,sisted by. her AZ:
but unrivalied ri,ioa,}' 7n -. =: d
Horace Mann thus wrote of, his de- :,
ceased "a vife-the daughter. Of Rev. Dr. c
i=Messer, Of Brown University, who i7- j,
ed ,5Ft bat two years after her marriage: u,
."tShe supplied me with new strength.
for tell ana new; mo:ives for excellence.
Within her influence there could be no
contest 1orl fox sordiid passions Or degrading
| appetites; for she sent a divine and
over-mastering strength iato every gen.
eroas sentiment, which I cannot de-
scribe. She purified ny conceptions
Ct purity, and besutifed the ideal Of
every excellence, I never know her t,
express selfish Or an envious thought
nor do ! believe that the type Of one.
vas ever admitted to disturb the peace
.fulness Of her bosom. :, Yet in the pas
sionate love she inspired, there vas
nothing Of oblivion Of the rest If man
kind. Her teachiags did not make one
love others less, but differently and
more dabouudingIy.. Her sympathy
with Others pam seemed to Be quicker
and stronger than the sensation Of her :"
own; and with scasibility that would
sigh at crushed flower, there vas a
spirit Of endurance that would uphold
g martyr. There was IN her breast no
scorn Of vice, but wonder and amaze
meut that it could exist. To her it
seemed aln'c.t a mystery; and though
she compreheadeJ' its deformity, it was
moro in pity than 10 indignation that
she regarded 1t; but that hallowed joy
with which she contemplated whatever
t,nded to ameliSrate the condition Of
mankind, to save them from pain or
rescue them from guilt, was, in It's man.
ifestatiops, more like vision from
brighter world; a divine illumins tiou, p
than. Ike .the earthly sentiment Of iu-"
manity: But must .forbear J. for I
should never End 'wcrc5 Z to depict that:
re7elst1on Of moral 8 beauties WHICH
beamed from her daily life, or attempt :
to describe that grace Of sentiment
that loveliness If teedtinngy, which played
perpetually, like lambent fame, around,
the solid adanant a',l1 Of her virtues ~
The period which elapsed befo,e Mr..
Mapn's M[a!1l ,o SECOND marriage is not stated in,
bis biography, 4 appears to have.
been something p over ten yaass-as
length Of Of time which is is very! unus. in
sqohi cases. ...! ;.53gra; u;5ga.os ,7g!
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@.fc7j HAsHOY AGAIN. t.;,,,..l , 81
! 2 ."aad a----i Ia .!e:,,:.c:4u
In : 'on ~ 2spy one M eye evening, when the
ferg, "Wc9la WI / | IN Fere boy again"
was called ?. q. f9r, greyhe.dsa *ald boy"
discoursed thus: :.
-: a boy y again i =! ~ Who would Be q boy
! again if he could? to have the measles,
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