ri The Democratic Watchman. BELLEFOVTE, THE LONG TO-MORROW 4Ud ngn that at rains 0 ne . h.of And elleeka t luttle'a eager paeos. Rrifign rest n all the .ml4'4 rain nlnh•, And Ie san old 1111111 to old Wen, And al y heart learn' aridly yet. Although gramleltibileu play heto,re in, And I ran racily forget That eighty Hummers lane game( 0 44r roe Sweet ilifthlen, WWI I hi . .14M 11 , 11 , 4 , V 1 .4, To whom my grAmlarm Inuly ehattere, AIM Lwow/run lip the lON repi IWI Tow make 011 fully foolish 'Altera, I watulor when II dearer mime Ile whispers through thoso shltiing treaaen II >mill Si done the sante, Ind thrtkkat a heart atilt itly ' eareaget ' And when my yoopkreat Joined 1:14 atsip, go tearful at this ssa.:l 11unu , favess, ' 4 l:riftik ill% itothts r ess gait :Ting lip, Tim while ho alKhesigslipr vlafra— I x under If lie e‘er thuCighL I hod toy stronoos of s:rtrfli and glory, But Fllvereol tatlra haya altar:fly Wight '11:0 worth of tilsrlAtatssie nary. mid eaten In the nit4i9 thrilng, When Little fret nee liFhtly , liinelitic and an esell 111:111(4 . 4M hid. ales The bovine r y e . ve .iteeeterlilitnelng I nit apart and idly Irtinin That my (tor yinutli lain not departed, and ell or 1,1,1 4111 , i rite. ~,,. ..iii 1.,-,1„,,,,• ~„, rg, eon 11141111.11 N, Aviv Sprnittupt ilutny joy,, •minnier gilt me love , . ii rot mire, 11w, xutunm guru e my 1 , 1 - 20 e holm nun until the tarter 1,11,1, sen.ou him in order Iproitgrlt Tun Mingled th.wero of Joy and Morrow, %MI y lui uurntikt lainou (aught - knit wt I slut thu lung to Minus Erchange A Visit with the Doctor RY 7 M iiiilll U are y.nt to-day, MI , . ('orle ton iv.ked Itr Farleigh, eoit down b) patient, rrelinud lan gttidly In it large cushioned chair .Miserable, was the faintly spoken reply A nd the word was repentral— '3.lkerit),l...' The 41,..t0r ti, rk one of the -mail whit* hands, in. which the net work of vein...; most delicately traced, T read it, Mie• lines everywhere deneeth thu trwunar nt kin At wit , a heauti.. ful h, itd--a. .tudy for the - painter or oculptAa, it a au S. soft, des d.le hand— .oft, I ii.• 111111 VC/ vety to the the h ti I. outs, fur it Wlle, 11 • /DM 11 a rtang, r • I ti t ful mirk Tiled.. V.r Inud his on the wrist Jr the pre d 1 f .If 1,, at 510 t ,.!, and • • I. the to out hi. , watchuml COUII . i• `L,,L+ - io a nontite Thri • • I r, frv,r nor any timounkli— turla.! ' • . )eteci Cahnly the heart 7.. , i.o; it r i m-wi1d...1 v. , .rk •, , rur head, Mr 9 l'er'...ten 'o' - I ly it,ev.e.l her head from ride It. w , ,: wie t,,,, .• three e, saying— '/ . . •!, ou: of th • was the. - 0 1 ' V. k the nmaning of this, I ti.tr ' r i , ;.• ~,,,1 , . 4 . 0 ,.11 ~D okij i , b u t 1 f oc i ! •1 hate n patient. here,nra.l 1 wont you pw 7. - . •• 1•1, , ----iio 'weak. i• htte.ele3- the ~„tlietie his. ' s.l.ti. ,J,. II 411.1 Th 0 li•ukt ,kertion 0, no , I•xruo. me donor I's f . 0 ,, ex). . ~ tastP for such thingq, ntiAw..red th. : :1_ ;. • : , d' , hut hi r (' .'! + , basking : laaV OW . " . '4l, of 1 . 1()/ P 1..", , q ',Mil. • I . ft e't Irm a ~ 01l itl. , rit m di. ....... ‘ ~. 'Alen th , tow, , for zghich i enrrutge Ned might haw . :t hou to I I • ; ,, 0 4ptior , %,-.. iJ.4t 7 . Iv. Itl k off with vou ' MI , Carlo n .glatte. , l at th...pti. nt ' , i t••,t.r ai.p. :it • ' ! old bor , o, v. 1.11,11/ OW dr. t.r 1.1 • 11,; 'lan •r ' daring, with A slightly altar:nod titan- Tenn-11,1g res3k in Ler ' tl m r•/'' • Drln't Nrlll think he'll ' , lard, doe r• • A all. oat in the gar- L,r? e.k. a.ked uneat.di derl fl.l t rialt 11,11 1 tto 'lle Ilke to get home, like otlier., ..f the ',an , t e Lre 111 in: , irlhe CAme 11111 1111' , t. l ltlor 10 till • ‘h \1 hat and 1 tll 110" I out 110 1 'ISM! 111 II pen-imasA N.l• Pitt it':" "vTorY on.. Mr; Carleton 10“ke.1 at the . el.• I 1 euleum hcf., , re which ihe car ," Irtr.ked nage had mArpped, will 61.11105tkitig, ihagura and toruethtitg of arprele 1. 11101, •, ' ' th.• vats br”ken, ' tp.nrlar u.:,, It fl. au. V.`l, tg,-1 - 11111(i'r s eVPT • . noir , Fig'se frill. tur Mrs Cr:no sr-PI tor rru It pi ILI y•iur on You w. if 140 , 3 riulta u but up f .T 1).• tILI.I . II ;.,1 \V. 11 u. ..r ! L,.w Idd •L. 11. dots. " I 1S bat 1 . . 'et -oevi thud. t'tt , d• i• 011 '0 . Got NI, - .• .1 , 1 , 1 I , dri, - I • \\ ht d ~1 1,1 . 11- 1.11 , 1644 - lII , ' 7 ' ”1.1.• Li • prlie:): n ro nut 4ii varno. ? -4 l•alf-uniu,d t«inLlr I:I till r more in tarr••x 'M • .- '.ter , titit•:. nt.l. of .11, city, 'Lila y • will In• w utild I.llus. tno bell,r Cum 1 ,, ••• • olupan . . ' V.1..1 it V. ..1 or humor, an 4 a 'lt't CRP Mrs C r i t 4,11, • " 11./ )111 , I.l' Cut r 4t,11 inrv• her human-1.1 • 1 , ..142/11 had u,n , d• 114 , r d< ,, orn 111 . 1, rrroviii,y; pe;; hthl 00111 , tile: e•i%, • i,led 11(1.1th k, 11,r frr li v•<.tld:f rtly I tilt dof • I till: 41 (Al u rid 1 ,, U11,1 her ..rf s , • 4 , 1 7 (11, d U. ui 1:1 it a I. • •.; • • .(• !Ind• a mind to go," . 1 Ito aid tibm had ri,,t enulid Lotore rin titi ruble canoe in • r..q . ;for your maid,' and rford•r 1. ~;;;2,, ham' was on tl••• bell -rope he- CAI leton had epaee to if , ,nk twi •••, c.ut endanger a ehang • of 1.1:( ,ugh t •.• in um sure that. I am strong .eno I,t'd Ccr the effort,' mud M rs. Carle,- tai , turd *ha I.nd hr•r head back upon the lu• in at feeb'it way. I tiwt,.re'plied the doe- '1 au .*aid ealrii• in. t Intg !LV, x ellital and my bonnet, Alb ityu going to rido„uut with this ductx.,, Wiry languidly wits the /illll - fik . ' SI: afra id, doeto:, it will hr too inueb ttd irr..P. You don't know how work 1 lira. The very. thought of finch an ef fort. ts.stuutnta 'Not n though' of the effort,' replied DoveAu- *.Yr.richr,h qt'inn't that " itirhskisicr - ' , A tliopOtt of appeamaces—of.what people. wal Bay.' .Now, Cwdot, yud don't think me ad wtoa:lcin that direction ?" qvit w weak,' was clio freenapoken answer- .'You faahioaable poopio aro aH aftaiti Of awl other. --You il•aveit't e spark of,:gu.w.citoility qr ixdwpendence No, not n latrt. I- -Yuu are ituffe sh•ong enough, Th . ode out in uour own elegant earrittge--•but with the doctor'—oh, dear, no I If yon were certain of not iiteefing 11r. Mclrlimsey perhnir the, ex p e riment ni;tglit be ailvt•nturett But., ,he iu nlwrapt Out oh 111.10 clays." , Doetor, shtuaol• liow olta'you it that ?' And a ghost of color orvt it to the face of 'lltra. Carlttort, tehtle her eyes grew brighter-011mq fhedied The maid came -in w ith shawl and bonnet. Iloetor Forleigh, rti we hive Intunnted, tmdorstood hie pittienl, and nidjtet ur throe tv,,rib+ Reap, 11l II tone hair t•nntemptnnae. A frittti of Nr MnMe PI rusc,.l • • Not I i nor of forty Ekthai4s: ItAwaq not tail glue 4 of color that warned Citrleton's ftwe now, but the erim , un of a quicker and stronger heart beat. She actually arose from her Mnur w ithout reach for tier maid's hand, an 4 -tqed firmly while the bhawl iv+ adjtibted and the bonnet stringi tied '"11 .hall have a charming ride,' seal Itdoctor,a , he crawled in inside Ilk fa,lumiable tusk up the imt , reins Ile noticed that she. ...at lip t•reetly, and with secretly a sign of the languor that but a few minutes ago }Ito! oppressed her "I,ofin back when, you see Mrs. Mc- Huaabe.i 'a carriage, anti draw your Sell vied li . nm.cr droam llwl IL •i II get hunitr) if you oily that ,matt ram+ btftgatwil-;as,u l'arlehon, 'ta hat do I care for M )1,- Floors " I lott t harming-the , tint. , tlughed her dart, eheet eye , , that were leaden a little 1,r0r4. 1 way froni the-noisy strf.et, out 1+1..0 the , inoothly Neaten road, and amid green field, and woodlands, garden 4 find flom.eis.deeked orchards, the doctor Inure his pollen, building her all the while in plearant taltA tt „ llow ditfrrent, this, from the 11‘11, , ompanlonleif, drives taken by the lady in her own (arriuge—a kind ~f racy luring machine, that quickened the shit giqh Hood no more than n clidlioned 'whim! , her „ Closely the doctor iNerVeII hip pa- Ile , 111 V how ereell tied to it ; how the rotor deepe ns ml lh 44.1: rat't+, which aClAlitib *tx7ll ed rounder and fuller ; how the ,en, iit fairly danced 111 her s' Iteti.riling to the watt Ly a different road, the doetor, after ,fro. in.; through street , entirely unfamiliar to- his 0,111- rallloll, Brow up his horse before a row of uleari-liknig, dw. fling, and drop ping the reins, thew open thre carriage door, and stepped upon the pat °meat, at the Fathe tune reaching out hand to Mr. , . Carleton But she drew: hack, ran never go in tht•re, ,loetor ' • W hy not? '1 might taht. worne (I:menwo' 'Ne. er tear More In ket n 0 ti ii partaatea thou' I II 1:1`.1 flt a' Kati "It ht. :%trt• Carleton lett (Ile C.irr lah I r‘ataaa nig the paventerit a it. r.ttl el the 54)11..... nn , f ttas•ett up Kith t 1 a aor to the corn] i tatnrt lit.. • t ltt, tap at it a ham taer alfaattr, a w on t =BIM Tdie liar ptit(l4.l open, and th. doctor arid Mra l'arleton ar. It in 'I l e r oo m etas and forr., l l.ll' 10 :110 111111i1,1.4 /1131111 , r, belt the air 1,1, I or •, and 1•1,11111111 g 011 . 111'.1 11 , 11 In ti ( hair, a ith zt plll..ty p he r bath ff.( it support, sal a In;. , 11.- 001 , 41 V. 1,111,1 f t, I,IIT, 1 01 " : 111 \ 1i , (11...1 e,I. oago rly, ruin in I. I it hnla•fnl surprise, at tirie,pl \ I.t _ tor as th.• 1 , 01 WhO ran, , it 1. Jll/ I) (I,mloor Ihe her hip a Intl.‘" , -'• imr, and I. 1,, na eV , I,. Mrs Carleton had 1... 1..1 up... '1 he 11/ . 4 trupul , .• ot her in, 11 , fri , llrl • heart, had 011' y11•1411.,1 t. It, 11.,q1,1 P r " r11 1 .1- " I r t.r fink,. it tr. 11 , T NMI- and /1 er 1I•111111 kiss,, IA , ffl:111 WFIS tl.l Nkrhk 1 . 0 rl4 . ,mm ht r ehmr, btit.ho Mrp I hlr -111'4,11 (~ 11.• 111 a tlll,l (ki talon llutK *ld a luua th, night, Itt iLdsed the ile k tnr,.. 'Ainntt PIO 111 Cairn paill`at way ; and thev n snultd 0,..4 'How about the pain thR334.01 )our side and shoulder 7' 'it may hlt twen a littivetwer ' , You slept 7 ' , Yes, sir' 'What ~1 Ow night .sweat, , ' don't think they have diminished any.' The doctor bent hia eyel to the floor, and mt ru hilenee for aorta' time. The heart of Mrs Carleton was opning- to ward the baby; and it-waa a baby to make ita way into any heart. I.;fie had forgotten her weak f 11.4 1- -1 1 •rgottel), in the presence of this wan and wastial mother, with a sleeping cherub on her lap, all shout her own invalid 'I will send you n, new medicine,' old the doctor looking up; thou ipeakiug to lArs. Oarleturi, he add d— 'W ill . you sit here until I visit two or three patients in the block V Oh, certainly,' and she tedliced out her arms fur the bid/3, and unmoved it so gently ruin its mother's lap that its soft slumber was not broken. When the doctor returned he notic ed there had been tears iu. Mre. Curler doieft eyes. Hhe wan nail holding the baby, but now resigned the quiet bleep er to its mother, kissing it as she did lie,t , AW htr with it t e nder. Await ing interest at the white, yttient face of the sick lion - tan, and heard her sae, tilt she spoke a word or two in Oiling-- I shall not forget you.' *Tha" 4 sad rate, doctor,' remarked the lady, alt ~ h e tool: her place in tut carriage. 'Ft if. But aha is sweet and gatiea •1 Pity that, and it tilled me with surprise. She tells me that her has_ hand died a y ear ago.' 'And that she has supported herself he shirt-making.' 'But, that ahc had LOX/1W: to feoble for work, and i' lependent on it .011.11U er sister, who earnita few dollars wreck. Iv nt book 'The simple story, I !who e, said the doctor: Mrs. Carleton %%an silent or nto,t the way home; but thought %%as Lnro Sile had seen a rhrase 01 hie that toadied her deeph. 'You are better for this ride: remark ed the anetor' as he handed her front the stirring s. '1 ibink ' so,' replied Mrs. Carleton. 'There le, not,been so tiny a color 1111 nor thee for month,: flit , v uad tuttered' Nrs Carleton's elegant re•odynee, arat were sitting in one Vt . her luxurious parlor , `Shall 1 tell rail all,/ added the f..)el ar ' . Mr... Carleton honed ;,Yon h a s, and worn,. healthy. heart bent=.' She did !Mt 1111. , cr. 'And I.pruv lull, dear iiinantit let the strokes go on ettnliiiiled I4rrthr FlLrlelol 'Let poorliiirnrllleetntle interegtvd Ili 14ntnegotel work, Mel 11111ek - nbet VnitF th0na1.118..111.14.130 3v4.11 Iv 11,•3111,‘ woman in 1..1v :011 ,(011, fore du-enee, mental itittrtlorn MN. l'arletoi, looked ' , tenthly al the doctor. 'Yon are in aarnemt,' Ole nnul in a firm way. 'Wholly m earto. , t, madam I 1(11111.1 you 1111 hour ago. m mo %%Pak a -.tat e that to hn lour hand NIP . ' Rh I . \ han-100l ill'ort Yon are ' , Milos erect rt,m, 1,11)e vtery mtert.h. lrghlly .irone Cell will vottr earnwe be )inure?'' Hr 8 , 410 , i the el,girtg ropt lv. •Th marrow,' nas replied. Theo I hot call for you, --" lo,itated. on. doctor.' •\G on take my preHrriyittoh?' 1111 )I(`Kitatlilll. 11111.1 :hat Hek wlunnn It rid(' ult”Ilu eelprry ;rile Irerdi, wire. 6111 -Lw ,weet air %ill di•rtur good, illa% trrel..e.4,44trovd to , In.r I.'\\ or. be 1111111111 ul Mr ST 1.100 itut oqi an t,.4, laic e•Ill!)!1•SII , 111. VIII .1,111 I• it rel i '111:11 411'n,• into thr colmtr thing. .Du vnu 6i1,0 1 ./i ://t1 to r,n,• 1111 1 / that 100,1 011 . 1141 . n 0,,111,811t,r1 UMW, ' I 1 , 1, 1 14 . .1 rho 1101 . (10r, rincrw 'll(it I Mat t i-it ..11 00,1t 6 1,•11:111, an II tI ii i I, I 14' `111114 . . i 1 not ht 't iii i.o •1- n. I,,rd frlenid alvvaN”, ,ant M Carleton vdth I. tni• mit ,o 1 int held and LILL—M Lu heaLILI/.411d hat ( /willed lbe quawti 'II iI 10 illy Fett-trw- *Lull an. the And it mu... , riot. The History of the Habeas Corpus. Munit tc hundr,4l rare lig", , ari an 1-1,11.1 111 I[ll' 1 - I%,r ' llnLiin.,-till 1110 11111111%111[414 . , I[ll Ow 12th I'l A ug,lnt. of d Lindund !net King and I,.rn Lou the mtliii• right lint n trainid,d Abraham 1.1a4 Ow IlAula al party L.r the . • 31 . 33, 3r the birth (1,.% (7.0 the great, charter ..1 bogli...n liberty ; it co/ILtined the, vioril- "No man :bat he itrre-t...1, nu ,r: , 1 , r214-11 of b, ovi fi free Fold, or oforbo, lihertie., ~r iii„ „,k.„ Mid ban,- istivd, or injured in any , nor otetate upon lion, nor t.oh.i trial upon him, unleia by the legal J.i.hvoerit ho. peer, or by Cie law of tip. ',and I hi- the grilit germ of our eivtl lih ert, It 41, 6cn01,..1 in England by . 1510.,13 Kr-, and lias Loon ratified 1 , , ,ii in, of Parliament, and at the Inss,nt ,I.ty no king or Parliament of I rIl 1, w Wild dun , 111 any , to r..- 1-tri, t tie: the habeas corpus It wa, engrafted as a fundamental prin pl, ur liar fur., fathlrr hulk, ed it to Sea sure guarantee fir the right , of future A hoot .+1.,, p ars before the Yedertd l'ontocia.o Vf as !till/pled, It rediarkable pr , i 4 0 ,, .1 %As altered limier the folloa ing cir, um:dances i in 1791 limes Lao n 4 11 34 , 1•111f.r Prl,ldell I. of t h e CUlltifif•ll - Congreav, Was }Wilt as Sibtfacter th Holland Of/ his way hu Vii - captuitrxl ,:out nopri e oneil in the `Power of Loudon for futirttv.rt moritha . When Lord Slier burin. became Premier, 2 1,,uurens wits brought up on habeas corp and releaa ed. After bin release lie dined with Lord illellltirrit., when the conversation turned on the separation of the two countries. Lord Shelburne remarked. "I urn sorry fur your people." "Why it, i" asked Laurens. "They will luso the habeas eerpus 7" was the reply. "Lost) the habciu corpus 7" said Lau funs in aatemshinent. "Yeti" said Lord Shelburne. We pyrefuviod, it with centuries of wrangling, many years of lighting, and had it confirmed by at least fifty acts of Parliament. All this taught the nation its value, and it is so imagined into their creed as the very foundatteu of their liberty that ko matt or party will ever Guru to trauma on it. Your people will pick it up and, attempt tO -IMO If, , but having cost them n king, t i they will net know how to uppro a t, it. A t the first great internal feud tint you have,the majority will tramplatipon it, and the people will perniiyttto go done, and so will go your liberty,"—Bridge pot/ (runts) Farmer. --lowa- is said to have a mute disease of a virulent type. (Al 1111.'11 G•r wkrenv,, PLEASANT-MAMS. lIMEZLEI Halt of Itn14111,• Iliad.' of &rams' tbN hit° flu gar th'y enmo at night 04741 liR 11 , 4rorw 901)) th. , tr ttol 011 the with thoWir Thoy6roalw wad 'nuke the olespor Ind thro4 whale round hiq Ith,il4l, tying All tln w hdo, W/401411H the of I h, litq nmu Mid i. apll 1 . 11 , 111111 t w 111g 4 ritiotg..Zbrivla bud , nin.1144 the lit' Mllllllll.l, p,111.11, 1111 a Kuhl.. d atu m , Are ill 111“ , 111.1 0111 ,leeping WO tell RI( things, al/ tlittwito we kfroWr lii,tath, Wu, 11 , , 'l L. dead eltne to mi. , or wit ee • ,! r,Tt th 4 111 ill , ifir ^I , ' llll .1 - wt. , . it, lo14.111,•r'.. Drran , dm' krig lit (lath 411. VI plitf`T it 1,01 lota rrwt, I tn.( /Iv lc- :Owth, , l r, 1441 • 4 The ng. , l m.tu .0111 , 1 r .1.1 ohmic, ‘Vith.l , l , .son• gieepitur awl A milt jig, dnr tml might. Dream , a tilt Ilvzci r"on •1“111 1.11.~tuu.11 rl I [l't riv of the 11111 tlud ladl,- 111111 \lay 10.. 1114 a .0 y ' l.t.vm.lo4l. lud &elk!. II 11.1%. III) .11,1111 ,P 1 The unldier on :‘,f0r..1g.11 .tr '1`"", nr"‘f.'''t i u I him mar, •' %Ulf thhlk hi. biittli..l3, Wu.r I,olc dream-. /av 4goil .4”.ll.tlght .tlll4lliii.• 1.1/ i. Koltlen r, t•, lad y ‘‘ll4, ('ti it. I.lt .1 light, 11 l 111" r 4 ;vet.. %al, 4414 ttl Hymen in pf:n•rr, Fttr Iltott, that to t4t h. r ~otttt All,ll,,,tiliod II 111011✓ It 1111 , ` kw.. ling 111. r. St, Itto tloti ,olly ',omen lienr Rut .dt,ro 11 , 1", \ilk; uiu h,r ,%ttli lot. 1 , 3 ',mini, •trvuu., gr, a y.y 11.. t 1.1. v . 1111• 1/.0111 . 1 4, 1% ,SIIIIIIL 1 14.11 i”.1.1...1 fd.int,l her wi , Illitiher,lerp tn.! etnitirt her " 1 ,1,•. 1.. to tool .1 r 11,•r tgsl ...,11r..1111ing al ~ ( Lfr 01 . 1? r .11101, !I in ttt tl , llg illy 6i4. 6.t , 1 poVior i in t:o that do 11110.4 , 11 t 5/.1. hot th. .Iriqun. 1,11.,1.11 '4ol— th.Lio , II“ lwart hright and Klwl '1 lo r r II" y .1.. 1,1 hall, mithitut t, ty call 1..W1.1111K lk. al. 1,17 t, 11011 JI IL. 1,. , r,1.• 1011 t 11, Ind In `IV 11 .Ir. 1111. th. lii vllO,llll/ N.` 0111/11 , Nr r 1,1,11 ' 0 )1, )1..1•1 It 4. ad NO 011111 Fpm ~~mull t ul.l Ittv, lII= I= I=l General John C. BreckinridGe The Oonnirrrleit Itikpr,, I'4 the .1.1..,r -tunit:t the amri ,, t,. t.n.t 1..1, 0,1:: 4 , 1 the l're-ph•lit, %Olt, h r t het e. tr,oupt,-. r..-t ( t.. ritl.ll.l. inn vx..4.11)11:1!, 11).l1-.1%1 Ilri:t li• that C nil. nuu It all , hiri)all th.• latri rump.- %k lm h un to, Lu found II 11., tinlitita4ll VII 11 , 11:ltry I.f ME 4• it 1,L. , 111 , )1. , 1 Ilt /.4 1,111110 .• 111• it w all And 11120, (II u , rnl lin,rk. li.r rlilipett Ing A .. f , /Cl, 11.1 trult ,, r That pr. 41 hum in the rr , i , ular 4 •Inuation mirth of Me- ,, ri nett I). .41 lull. Tll 111.i111111/11'//iin: entir,l).san• N. t. run It. aJ L4on, on, who Hnintl..7 . - -''Ti hr languag , um) in lin nip. hatpin of being an nr.i, li t OWN , . tint., ) 1 a di..!in ran situ Ne,ry , lie the Vorreener• ral Will Thi•r. , is lie, tilereriot, gro•at 011,, airy 10% atta , km:2: worth) .1 the man, broth , r-in-hoh of t the editor of our (4 , t. , ...p.ifury wait Fn worthily 101.1 appropriati IV niuried Thi.r.• to I...thiTiff: the iittaCk of Is 111011 who to !Waling 1 , 4) brae an the n , .nwlt of It man 111 the rear stir Alt, , 111Z11L;1111 Ylllll 11 Slill,l . lor /11r11 \V li , IN John 101,41,1, ifirldge, ' l,l,ll iingt NI. 111, 1.4 , 1t1011 to 1.110 . Ingitudikg ~f the 11,• 1,11..11/Lt. 01 , II kit the Pre , ph ~r riut,d Ststs. r II 11.4 . 11 Stab sseiiiih,r from liontm 1,1 f,r , Ta cear , lie• cis. en the oath cuts 111 the rorTdo• orbi, ambition All las earthly vore identified ccuh the 'Somb r-11,1d, of the or toed •t-rttg , _ , le But, - P , rtenntel.for hissititeresis, lie tins tour tit . prior tple had strong (On o idions of tlke right and wrong of the contest tie 1110. "II OW record up on To he, p?ineipts he resolved at any t,, • tree. They may liar,• been right or wrung, hulothey fenced a part ~f hn , ens , tenuous con , ' talons In or der to maintain them he turned' deaf cur iu the bed UCtIVIIii of i•asti and phwor. lie , sacnflc,d his position, one of the grestebt kr the government of the, United States, Ile forfeited his hopes of wealth and power Be left a strong, party, which had every reward at its gift to Bi enSill adherents, in order to join au uumensely weaker side, which had nothing to lictstuw, and where there WOdi, I IA case of defeat, the very probable certainty of forfeiture of life, of liberty and property. Ho was.foolish to do this, because the' voice of honesty was str,onger with him than the voice of self interest. Whydid he not listen to latter seductive Syron? She would have piloted ittio into it safe harbor; alto - would have made him all right, There would have been nothingbut honest"' and consistency, and what are they in those day, of ltadical aseendeney?' Wl3 knuyif ,the editor of the Connirretad would have done if he,hed been In the ..pueition of Mr, 'Breekin ridge, duo jtv,ould have savlliepd every thing in thin wnrid i mid, if neeestetry, his hopiu in the next, upon the altar of •If Intere , t Illonvaty, Yirtan and h,,ii -ktoierUhl have ',vim nothing; with him isisinpareil to the neccsaity Or hies, trituntaining- u p.r4td _flythly lle would have *post with hisison., behLlW.L.,',sretis with/kis tind, 4, haw , h e t. ia in Ole Ova — what , 'flyaway and office vre to he distributed. then a ,titsser ?lent Ittehe , would bay,. lichee( the very Socdstouhit of poa yr to order to lasen withing its itnint4int(i and stier.4l G. 11.111 lirvekinrilgo did nut doAld4 ; 11..41111111 4111. 0.11%11'0 1 W , with the en _ ern and lortitinle of a brave 111111. arid thu Muria honesty of a COIiSC.II3III.IO 011C1i and in their his took ill .hal,nces imsninent, rviln and run rv. The (I?7,rwie4tial canned compre- IY•nd this 01 e ofirssis not \Veal:lll , i isannottinilerstand strength. Mtsral tot - tenlies;'s is at In great disdaneu from Ouri t) ; an d c owardice, rural and pli3loo t, it (hi. other cxtr.p. , Air Briseldiiridge may buys , histsn a °rebel, 111 ii 141 traitor," but, • • tw vertll.l.—, at the I+4: of Iseinir, ifs-- n ouns mil as 11 with unlash ionable ...•ntintent , , we Ina) city that we rider the honest ‘'rebel," will .risked I•yerythlng - in its l•filf4t., to the covhirdly • ho 1,11 . 0 critic who denounces him, and who was on IN true to his banherstaseause I it wa, islssntitlisi with I is selfish and cor - rupt interusti ; and who, if his had ono thousandth part 1.1 CAR rt. loon to be false ns Mr. Brisk niridge had, to be trim, has it sold his country' and his ...11m•lell.••• for the poorest niess of pot tage This belief ais share with the gi..at tom.- .it Siatlivrit countrymen t hiaNer) And e hivulry (•\ ore when erctsi si aelinist them, and th e y admire lissiiestsy and independens m NVis venture to sa . s, lieu .fohn (' Brei in • , h.-da s h would meet' alit,' 11 V. ar nad iiesro cordially to dby the gallant rs of tho N'rthwmtt, uncles Sherman, .t he had met him so often iii battle, than would iii' ss ,,, of thus sew don, who, Ilk, the ishissr of the (",,,,troerrietl,lol(le•lntlifilitiv: .'maple, were not 1 101 • n 1/ . 1/11i1 (hit fluid of i • 111t1 1. 4 Vlllll . l . 11V4.4 st I,,st, bat who urged iitlis us to be there, who niailis for tunes, out 1.1 the prase of blood, and a ern brute in pr.porty,a, to their distance froin the sei, ne of oarnagss • a irsr affiliates a ith ealiir, and hon esty with lione•i , hems% er it is to i.e found The solsin 1 , of the 1011 V fon2int f,,sr the Federal got ernment will reaseitsher the name of John C. Itrss•k in • ith II long afu'r I las time the% ha... lo.i ...I ;z ht ~t' the editor t h.• ;111101,,ai.l I,7l4fri•t -t 111 , “11 t hat ;wl tl,O -t • Real Story of the Colleen Ba rin pr.,m..ntory hrti% i tii film and V..i• tJf "r 111 . 1. r, (•••1 : ~;" —the ••I•'4tir (.;Irl 1..1.1 ugh• t. ii, ti” rl al •t.pr%. %%Ilk 11 10,‘, told ulwiti,t,, 1111, 1111.1.11. ta till 1 .. t1111 , 1, wllh her itth. nn .pi,r itlllit I• , . ,-I. d tit , hrhe pr,, , p , rty 111 111.,1 the fiithily ul t'llllll tli, 0 . 11 With !hi' b 4 bin MI thi I I linty MI, Nit,hhin wus It lii • I 1111 ))11•14/Itgl V.,l• , un•• , t , ii 14 II).1 111 , )11,, t , 11114 OW illi,l id , 'N . ., 40111 11•t101 , 1,1111110 • .) Vting ardur 1, lit , ii :r ',111,1 rib hr,l hihi.. 11 L :t ari • Ift Ih. 611 t.. r 4,1, a 1141 it..:.• tL 10 , 1 1,/g , .. , in tiin fl thr , mnriorwsfoL mad 1111.11....• 1.01 In 11, n titani twit r t‘ttt ted 111111 I- a 0 , 11.4 In that r ht , 1 11 , I -III" the Ini , t 'that - , • , r, 'RI IV,' NS near the. tren, wit. 71`, •• and :)idling tt ,, t. I, ,Il' ‘llO Silk/11110W, 10/Do• S, }ln Lin :at , ;11 n t' , .‘ 1., .la 111:4 111 le , at :• , 11111, , i.ti r. turri,,l 1/11CHIg . 11, arid he ro port. it 01.0 lh.'• 11114 111.111Cli Vi •, I tifi Ni/ILIIIII,II 14)111/4 64r A Uteri, 3, and that tal,i ' pa.-aaig - t. LI/ it. .k/aitit three w,..!..u1t,r, it alma.. itlt• V. a hed at dru-li It had aril th , it the titer were ohlitereteit I li , I,u1: had been nu, tun, lump. that Ow , aught lie the Ludy 'if Ginner, hat there nil ar te airy mean+ el itientity - lug It A Cilin 1111111, Ile, idi guilty pre sent, i•tated that it a Win' the bod:N. E i l v U Gouger, It N0,t11,1 1..' rei oi tinting V-10,111 ()II ,• irstod o p i it UR, 6 , 11111 [lint the to ,Ih 1131 ~ „1., t, „I ,t,, it hh i ri in tie, upper Jaw bulb ii oll.41.11( 'ii It air plain that the Ater, ..r the rnibarhn tinn tiir A wprien wii• false. The incin,,t haul britiglit ill a 31111 So./111- 'llll, anti M, arrant+ fer dean Wl.l, tanned Kit WI ffi t e 1 , ,r tint,.„ (Hawed tO arre-t, SO will hufn and 01111114 Loa HA SC/MIMI 11 , 0 t ugly ttulhrd 1110,11 L uL 1111 , r1y, but even appear, il in pantie, L wrote to the Castle, urtyng that they hhouki tido nieamirel to put to ( . I.d icy SUCII 11, MCIAIIIIIII as thin naptunty to crime. I Wll,l LUPOY , Ted that the acapd.a . WitS not Inure tlwirs than mine, aa 4 l, being a inagi-trate ought 1. 4 9 enl,,ree my own warrant. I felt. the truth of thni, and octal upon it I knew that if my intention to dose were , tispected, Scanlan - would reesivi notice and escape. I went after 'sfiiisel to the offiesT commanding the military forte of thedistrkt, and matte a requisi tion fcrf u body of the Itightotinth Hus sars, to bulurnishod that very night, to by employed on a service which I pould not conoutihicate even to him. After some hesitatioNhoe placed them under my conunand. Without telling biro whith er we were going, I led them by by road 9 to&aulan's boose In this 1 was aspisted by Mr. Lyme, u county mughi trite, who uccompaniixi me. I ;posted sentinels all arouilA ft, and then accompanied by a party of ' , the t 04. ntli Hussars, knocked ut thedoor and diked tor Mr. 4c lan, the fathltf. A minute or two !med, during, which thorn seemed to be some diaturbanee within ; arid was into a morn in which Berna l- of this %nifty woro'seated by the lire I said that I was come oh a painful duty.—t eXellUtfl 11 lvitrrant ngnin r 8011. "You!" Screamed out Ow ,„”You alike, come to arrest u Theiii is eltuillt pure blood in but veins. Your tither, and your g father, midyear great-grandfather, ted, and ahat and hvPd with his ti -and grandfather, and great-grandf : and* Von suy that you. are now he arrest' him I Apt • .ott are too lab m r Son left home yaiderday, o ii avoid arrest, but on bllAint , 4B ; for I Nothing to fear fimn to e l aw . could lime gooescd that pew were ing on such all orrand i lie , vould stayed to meet pith" awswered that we aunt near,. "F.learell she void , " A lin COW(' YOU 211 . 0 in,ulting u. tfJ 11, pace W elitminNl the dwelling holt, found nothitiy. Then we well There Crall'ir fbor COVITNI With hay My DIP!) . about with their 6ttro, Sini there was it lottdaolrnn l hi.ard Scanlan %Rs pOllll out from midi hay, wounded by a slame llm. in saw us pass through tho hall with and dropped taintidg t 4.1 the ground the had been .lot. win 13'441 At, il, pox{ ny, and convicted. linnienve 1.1111 th• to prevent lii,r•xee Whin. Ile to bog int.+ do visit his evil. \\lien tered, he kaid—` II lir.Llilucr, le. t 4.11 on th 4 I bear 1 , ill-will; Sou did only )oni du( I wanted t. ‘ ,,ii t die imp., tilt , I did led hill 1.'..11% nor Ilow was it !hat, L. her as I had door, I (,111,1 have din hers Sullivan, iiotend of puttm., 114 we had agreed, on hoirdenn \n inn shinned her with the end of his latipk..t and thf•ti thr , a, into the Shannon A n truth Of nn it. ty, ymi 'II ttn i lhei kit hid in the i-ave under the inontory from wh , nre the tout Led ' E‘ , "Mit" t; „ t • ,r rum ut k‘n 4 arul 110 pardiill 1/1 t.. qi grouted ing him to tin , plac,• ,d', vvlololl, Vi out of iiridge, rind f“ree , l h, h.• I non tho the gibbet •' «\Shut beentii,•, ' ti. , koo, •"”f %an 7" "41.11 0 11 t /I 4 4 11 r alter " shat 111.' In h a d bj,,, o‘, l , or tl.nt ho , ?1 , ,,1 I deli•ctil, r. ita11 4,4 1 14 111 , 4 4 4 4 1 , H , LOlO4lll. 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They are the elements to lash , world of —those tylN, ere a World w something ul iY a, lw i rmifel w spa u 1 rich u; summer and a. , grand a• 11/11111 fi1*W1.1%.4 that forest cannot (%. Fruit that , hall I item for all time The noY.louper hits lovenini , Owl 1.010:1, of 'the age tells at What r the world ninning ; wit ertnn , l 1 our reeLoning without It. tho green may bindle isaind Of eatelliii in gatr last e pros Noughts, 'hut it is only coming t" 9 something that is I.lolle ti 11154 numerable. .Wc console ourselves by think that ono elm make of that news pa what he Clillinot make of liViDg oaks bridge for thee; that he esti fling 0 the chum of the dead 'y ears and{v safely back upon the hhadowy seal the fur past,• The sitK9T shall not, his Hong, nor the soul be po more. little boy, four years :old: being put to bed one oight v .by V'' lady, who tucked :him up nicely kientni him. lie returned the kw, then nnid : "Du the big bpys ever you? lie wan, of course, answered the nontive, buthe added, "I reek° know the rettnon .ou won't let then Sulnieriber for the WATettstAs =I
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