, 1880-06-27

Faction and pdrfy equally suppose the union
Of many persons and their opposition to certain
an activity and seersc rnaeh.nat'on sRaiust those
whose views ARE opposed. Party, tn part or slit,
expresses only U division Of opinion. They both
suggest the union of many persons combined to
oppose views different from thu1 they ayow; but
| tactlon is split from party. ma assumes an in
| dependent power and movement for its own
PURPOSES. Rome was kept in constant terror BY
the Intestine It,ctions of Caesar aud Pompey.
was b. 1 e anc c Passd
themselves upon the ruins which they hud made.
tGct1o il demon of discord, and is intent upon
1T Is tho restless ambition Of i few artful
men men that thus break u people into factions tor
I their Interest and advancement"
| "He is o trnitorI. Let him tu the Tower
! 4nd crop away that factious part of him"
- lnsuTTscttoA signifies rising against any power;
tnat ist seqlGon, going apart from the govern
IN hostile auner Rsru u t. pn or or 4pon f9o
| back from; to turn against. The term i,surrte-
ton is general; in may be used ia II good or bad
asainst sedaiSn and REBELLION area are always " wa takep
III q bad sense OF unullowel opposition to lawful
authority. There may be t'lstl1rectton against
nsufpea power. which instruction Is tustifahle;
but atdlti0n and rebellion arc directed and exer-
cised aguinst q universally acknowledged and
unsss acsasa @ II Rssn to
Epead kG@d eSd 5gsd b by 'ne 5b &c m a
tu tons.
1ns;ory is the act Of beholdtng; speculation the
act % Watching for. espying. Theosyis the fruit
theory is false. Speculation belongs more to the
reuIties; it is that which cannot be- reduced to
practice. and, therefore, never be brought to
To concetre IS to put together; that is, to put
an image together In the mind. Appres<nd, to
lay hold Of; thnt ta, to seize With he under
standing. Suppose IS to put one thing In the
,;ad ~ i@ase il he mind usfssaad IS ft e sssad
ittason @ is M to think, the thing thought OF esti-
n a1ed man in q the d Miad i sasza fe
tnfnntlle stage, is that of pure sensation; the
second, which begins at the age OF !, IS that Of
means az 1c me ,th third y that Of m
necessary, the possible, the absolute, and all
those higher objects which transcend tfe uuder-
81 sa E9eSsgH are exercise;
the imagination. The former commonly rests
on On some ground Of reality; tho latter lnaJ bs<
used in opposition to positive knorledge. No
person supposes that Of which be Is positively
informed. Imagine is employed for that which,
lmagino what is evident and undeuiahle. Con-
oe1ve ise 's 3 the Intellectual operation Of forming
frem tSa faaI Is nens OF the complex ln distinction
cepuon. The impression Of M object that IL
prgsented ,etfe to us is termed perception. Con-
II
70 itself from the exercise OF its own powers.
oestnio 10 carry ones self, that is the manner nf
caEIylng ones body. Gcattcu'atfon signifies to
1,an nhe e many gestures Po*tnre means the man-
,d T. as + to disposition: All these terms are ap-
plled to state OF the body The two former
siFnlty state OF motion, the two iutter state
oI resi-. Raising the arm Is gesture; strange
1ou ,orced positions Of the body are termed
@Rossnres; @ noble. agreeable, and expressive
aea,'n OF carriage ars called attitudes
characters.
Every emotion Of the mind naturally has III
ter1,9 Gonntenanee m sound, and gesture The e1"
Knage; dgge, 1rfof, and fear are displayed en-
-, az The character Of a man can BE- read
-. nas 1ace: An exact position is sign, On im-
p pfeaslon OF dignity Grtef, which is depression
nSouy; 1espatr By raising the hands aud joining
ths the1h aoove the head: humility b, hanging down
e.,1 eun aeaa; d7OJnnce by cievatug it and BY A.
enng ,ng y n naughty M bearing; and hnguer BY re-
Mato signifies to nut together with art. We
s!,E. |nMke thing what it not before, that H.
" omri'ng 'g II into being. Do means to put In orders
- ~ orIuE 70 pass: to do thing In the same man"
y ,e, e cannot nuke without uong, But we can do
4lthouI making. Weuct whenever we do any
.alng. The verb net is always intransitive; the
@ F@ero 90 always transitive. Acts are regarded
33nly individually, and denote only one thing
lone Action. should be used for Whatever II
lone In general
How oft the smallest act a smiling man mayd0
may be the hinge On which bis after life may
Ae most lives who thinks most, feels Tho
nopleat, acts the best
Tender Eyes Of Blue,'' Is the latest popa
az song.