, 1874-06-13

nleas1iro Of my ambition viii Ia ful. II, when nv nv
earthly career ahall 1a fnldho and my bpnea are laid
nclosth =, sae ao q Now Hampshire nnt when my wto
to,ene dfso o my n aGs tsy my rSna OF my
sSvotty.S S'~'' W." p'"'' 'iA'n'r '''' ~" 'o"n 10
~. Tint st, honor .s !ts increased hunaroafola by
'A' si"'''u"o una aunairNtlohot 1roe peollo'
,,u IN coHonIsa.
-. MIR. Halo took Ills seat i,l Congress- Tho aon-
s M ~ osad o N tlo seste
leaiona ~ alarcru r,oiy,I,, .ir Inv nrsv ncro
mfnod to cr1,s r;crhnna sassnnte s hi1,, aionn
ms M .n;or oa ns ,oaa ';od A. A. " yor
tnwn or 1attyshn"gp p02 is erat anocc VIVA on
! tho guilt and al,nlno Of tho Mexican
war. nornotrated nn,ircly for tlo hnno.
~ OF slavery: 1t made 2 poWcrinl
~ s soo o mot o uoetop
uncovered in q lunstcrIy manner tic whole
scheno Of unlnitigatcd guI,t for tho asceudancy
sse,E oyoE f. sle nottlGs OF ~ INC county, ho
WIZ nss"'.Gu W |ro yneaslos ni 9pptoAslon Du9
tho ,,surpations Of the slave-powor, lls lloarty
good humor and courtesy projecting hiu. Nuyor
"so
moro severely triod by Insulting arrogance; but
We oil remember tho offer Of Eooto to
| Md in hanging him on Tho tallost treo II
he would 60 TO 1liBslsspp aIni D1r. 1Iale's oifor
IN return Of lair treatment aud discussion Il ho
| wohiu visls New Hampshire. We romomber tho
| resolutions Of co''gratnatton to the Republic i'll
| France before tho sonato, Which lle moved to
aanoha by adding co'nmendation or THUR 1noas-
nres ior n9ollslng their colonial 's!Gyory,tlle
@ Yote stq'n,aiag-Mnaye; 'l,.l r. ~ yeas,l. Mr. Adams
said Of linn: " Mr. Hale, standing alono in tue
hohate, exercises 4 moral influence over tho
country Mhobe N;i fotco " III Impossible to os-
Innate. 1t,H II, IhE OntoAao TRIBUNE said: We
aanito tho mora mora horo-tlo trto horo q 1f tho
a;a ninetoonth contury WHO, legardleas et al com
n.nat.ons; anios to apaak tno truth. Chris
t'an'ty rololcea IN n's ltiunlpn.
L.. ~, THE shnVtcE ".ioH lie RENDERED
,so. 'Mv imro,ao rho "ouo o;; III ane aennie
4.s M power. Me remember whon 10y tho National
31t n'n "As hssalioa ~ moo Ill washington, hlr.
..,na ~ nt1MGht ~ pl 10 maze tho
t,;s " ~ laoe 11l " mons;
dn's .ouchod the 1u!eK ana icy to iong excited
aopatv, NucI hittleu ene Wnoio country Dy its
ayS;nat tn o. sa,,t G ss5s'nou 15 nse
NRMtost 5no general asaa'llt Wlth co1a1nlmate
sE'li Saa aia ~ power nas s etorls were S not coil
a'" M ,,ors;sa .u .u nra ~ ear socS "o 1es'oof
=. Ill., ,..,. AnoilTioN Al ~ :;lo NO; or ELoaoiSa
n Tue NaYy us paroailsm aiu no moasuro OF
!a.st, naItle % a.atu'alalp ~! a lalle1 81 hls su'
oatt ,oat,, so'et m''H n'S 9'aso nonofeo w mora
71,,l IL, 1.1,... ,.... -, IT,.
nat Mls labors wero not all tlore. Tie was
cailed lhto many OF tho states to adaross tho
Rooplo wno 'Ihfolgod ny thousands to hear him.
We Me cai4 hata!y afoia Hnaseehng sentence or
TWO. In q spcech IN New 1orH Clty Ao aald;
, appeal most earnestly, most atfcctionately to
ia1ae 1re, "a9 cnm naco a'elnsGissS @s1pe5 OF .he
as 10 uwmo aud uTroo fran h, ,snlz.
Of ppressi ask thom 10 seo tlut to raruats o
their priesthood nro not stunned with lie blood Of
slavery. When this is done tho work is lono But it
Is not 20 to-day: am spoahing III Christian city
Wnsa y oSpIzos tas I'm n ~ tat IT has which y
T. nnnissa ' ~ ~ ,nas .es M"a nwaSe M IL
nisa,s llld reiuse bolin to sanctusry Of o 'I ts
ChurcL." ' - 4'
Such wns hiH hopcst faithful dealinr. md no
clear hs perception Of tho conditions Of true re-
III, rcn,r,1v t,,cr IL rit,, ,,o r.o,o-,oro q r,,..
l,cstn aud ero 1t viii end. Ineu|rato rsct 1cinnlcs
tore. This Government viii bo What liz reopla ase.
-. I knuw it is said to be absurd to attempt to
aprly Cl1rist'nn norals to national politics.
! an w1lAug TO DO :" fanatic" on tlla