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' Climber's EdiAttikh - Soul
THE DAY•cw.REst.
Best! seat! it hi the day of rest - 7 06 v uq
Lo tell
The truth that every fitotiihtfUl eye; eiel
.readro well:— -
• hl4' t•
Rail, rest! it is the a morn; atp
Some whispered voice of peice repeats
-o!!Mthere
oreary-heirtl.b, ti/art . pt woof misc.,
worn'row;
The fteltisc the het*, •the • verybreeze--t1
~. • rating now; - ' •
The air is still, there is no sound, side that
The insect song of sumteCer time thttfrona the le
doth come. • -
And even- that seems &inter...now like voices! fir
• ' away,
As tho' they-only issing of ri , st, and laliorl not t car
l
The hum of bees scernssofter, too, &an out the
Wife heaven, ' 1
As if the lowliest creature knew this day fer reiti was
‘\' g 11 .4./ , j. • •-. .'" .. ' ' • 1
-The spacious tracts of itseq ow land; of '-bean lads
And all the g eve, are undistulbed by sound oflator's
feet; , '
'- ' I ''
The cotter in his Sunday garb, with 'peace %raisin his
• breast,
Roams idly by the garden side, andfeels himse iat
The streturaw, the treks; the :istaxii, the 'breeze, the
WO, and roving bee, • .
Seems], to breathe a softer . sound, a hOlier dy;
Yon little - ehurch, too; tells of rest, to a!! the autrimer
For the beillong since has ceased to peel that ed
to .praise antLprayer; ' '
But, while I stand mid these tall elmt, a sound Ines
creeping near, . • . •
That falls like music heard in drelnas upon my chartu
ed ear:
Like music heard in ftireams of tearen, that sacred
sound doth steal • .1 -
F ro m where the old chitreh aisles repeat the - orlan'd
sOlcrun ppd. -
Now Ilearen be praised.? , agraciou;s boon is this-s
I• rest to me ,
Hoy many shall this tit& repeat - tirday . .on
kneel
How many a weary heart it elteers, how man
aching breast!
tir Ifeav - en ttTraised, a griteiousixfat is:this a
• ilay of rest! •
t 3i4les
INAUGUIVI P.DBRESS.
. GOVERNOR POLLO,CI
FELLOW CITIZr.:CS :--CL:54.0111 . c:naetions:
'demands, a brief declaratiou of the princi
and policy, to be adopted. stud pur,:ucfl
Eitocutive about to . assume 'the funetlon,
'that 'office. The character of our institttt
deinonstrates the propriety of such dec
tion: All the just poyrers ciftlie Golieriu
emanate from 'the pcor4, and to them sh
be communicated the mahrter,in-
propod to execute the r4-i - :.:- cornnredi
The people are e.o:ereign ; luid in tli
Ukise qf.'weir soverei4rnt . y, qbey ha,ve '
damned and established",a constitution fu
government of the State. That con titu
I have this day, in the presence of my fe l
eitizens and of Him who is the searehet /
hearts-Land witharn h vs-isumble reliance on Hi -
l e
d to direct—sworn to support.
.The high
powers, therein dekvated to the respetiv co
ordine.te branches of the ' Government are
clearly - expressed and defined: Side by ! side
with the-grant of powers, stands the dee.lara
tion of the rights of the people, reef, wiring
the general, great and esson6al principles of,
liberty and free government. To guard a
gainst the tra,nSgression of the powersdelc
get,: 4, , -tn. d to preserve forever inviolat the
rights; liberties of the citizen, thus declared,
Will be both a duty- and a pleasure, in full
hafmonv with every sentiment of my heart;
every impulse of my eattrrd• j ' -
Republican Institutioni-are the . pride , and
justly the:glory of our country.' To cinjoy
them is our privilege, to maintain thenf our
duty. Civil and - religious' liberty—freedom
of speecly . and of the pre,ss, the rights: of' con
. science, and freedom of worship—ar
. the
birthright and theiboast of the America eiti
sets., No royal edict, no pontifical deer can •
restrain or destroy:them. In the enjoy pent
Of these-blesshigs, therichand tbe poor, the
high and the low, meerlegether--4he "list'.
tution, in its full scope and ample develep
menu; shields „and protects them all. When
these rigida areassailed; these privileges en
dawred, eitber by mad ambition, or' by in
finences foreign - to the true intercsts othe
Nation, told at war with love of our ntry,
' -that noble impulse, of the American cart;
00 1
Which prornpts.it*to revere.home and Native
land as steised objects - of its affections-Lit ,is
then the ballotboxin its, mnipotence,iicpealt
ill in thunder tones the: will of: the. -ople
rebukes-the -wrong, and, vindicatm the I free
dom of the man—the.independenob of the atr.
izeu. Totha_Ainezleau . people have i tbese
blessings beedeommitted as a caered.i t rust.;
they are, and must everbe, - . their, - guardians
and defenders.
..
, The American ettizehil it/de
pendent-end free, uninfluenced by ..-?•tisatt
attachments,untiwed by ecclesiastical autheri
q or gheat/Y intolerenee!---in the strength of
/ fearless manhood,' and in , the mold .tun
of Ilia rights-410u &exhibit to the ii-orld a
living:illustration of the superior benefit or ,
Azuezieliii Republicanism;
proclaiming true
tad single allegiance to . his ;country, and to
„Ile other power but
,`.! the God that Made and
,"
preserves ts aS'a Nation?' ~ *. - I,*
' Tatue,litelli,genee:and truth are the %sou of our 'Republic. By these bur insti- I
itutiais and privileges can, and will be,• Pre-
41;44; ' 'lgnorance is not the Mother of pat:- 1
THAlsayer ofitepublies. It is the env and
stestve:yee .a.both. .- Edumtiou t i n it s i g ht.
intiag;aleenting.add*dorming iutluen in
the full iri (rxanstfitibish*:sett results, o u
et m
s,
-be encouraged by the State-' Not th a mere
tintelleetnal culture ., , - that. Jews the Mind. a
'moral waste. unfit -to: taider4tend, tit ' 4 utici
-pia Inan4r eit#tai, bnf.that bight:Jed_ eat - t4n
founded Akeeted , nnd- - , ::et
_. ~A,t r ,
aound and elevated morallnitiniple--: k.ror
33gnizos- the - JEW...as Ito'.lsittlidetioti.-0 -1-104
: kticnviedge;iiCtlie,text,lbv,,MkLer. 4141
:and the Ataerialin litattenntkili44l4' ttrAlk
. 'charter and Wiwi*, et log 'NA -g.,,i40
ireedoni ; „Mie ,:lergarlidge thus:. toequfgeals
o
emlower coaaernalirporSti4eftand - 1 1 14 . 0!t
! li _potent:Wit% energytto ', 4044 Ati-.IW.
;ttitUtiollt Offreedernattighei** . . _ ;poll
:441114 ani4ll:-.2l4:.ifitiefillt.,;l44: -
greng • th. .' ' ' - -- '
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the
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stood; this and,wise - v kb fisr ens
ly . pro id - th' . tals.
lishniestt ;of -anhools *tid ~...‘ the , - promotion". of -
die- 11118 ,4Pd- nekni,KA in die n! more, semi. :
varies of, leartiiielklliit the advantages of
edueatiiiii might be OnjOyed bY all.' '.
-TtilimproveAhe eltiele' Ivy - of this Systemi .
not only by.perfeeting;our„common_ schools,
111 0.1 ) Y- enCinialling njutaidinft 'PPP. et- More •
higher ; literary institutions, in which teach
ers „Can be trained atid: qualified' ; and . - to in
'erase the . tuya ' a . piiiopriated to editeatininst'
ptirginse s',• are objeetii.hielvwill at all times •
receive my . wiDlirig approval:: Money libel,-
filly,#t-3' - in the pursuit : and
promotion of knowledge is true et0n0my.......,
The integrity of diu*'. system and , its fund
must he OreSttrea. •!.• 2,qo'divisign of this fund
for:por!tietat'6r - stvtaWan purposes shotild eV.'
er be made'or attempted.' To .divide is to
destroY.•.' Party and, sectarian . je.alonslei
would. . lie 'erigencle*l m()
; the unity and har;
ni of the 6ysteni de4toyed,"and itS noble obl•
jeets frustrated and 4re:tied.' 'BigOtry might
rejoice,ipatriotism vOuld weep over stieh a
result. 1 - :‘ --, .; i . . .
• • 1
In the perfornianeeof , the duties now ,a,...
volved Upon' me, it will:be my desire to'aidi ,
by all Constitutional and legal means, the de-,
ielopment of tlieve.scinrce.s of the State ; vita.
to encourage and prtimote her agrieulturali
Paining:, linanufaeturing and eommericalinterg,
ests. 4 ki d Providence has, bestowed ,up
on.us; with liberal hand, all the elements !II
wealth 'And; greatneas. Our valleya and i
plains carer their' fertile soil to the ' plough
share Ofithe husbandman, and reward with I
:their. rich -,,Orodifetitses' his honorable toil.—
Our inexhaustible coal fields; our- rich iron!
deposit 4; liinestone ieverywhere, and: just ,
where most I:required ';
the interminable, for:
est; and our rnshing streatnsl all invite .the
energy;and nterprise of our citizen's to th e
cievelopyien of theititreasures,-and promise
a rich r,ePard to theiti . labors. The smoke of
_ci,urTurivic s es th i s crash of the rolling- mill;
the huns Of toe s ind/e, _ann .- the din of the:
Work-shop, attest! thet energy and manufac- .
tiirinfral. - ..P1...-.:f our peple; and whilst' ~the
. , L
ploogh,,:the, loom; and the anvil, unite iti the
produetlth of wealth commerce, by' her
thousand "'avenues, is hearing their valuable
and -abundant products, to our Marts of trade._
Amidsf,all these gr 4 at interests, and their
rapid:and, almost roinantie development, it
is m nuattir Of enngratidation. that agriculture
in its various departMents, has awakened
public attention to its; importance; and chum;
ed awl received fr,ons:Se.ienm the attribute' of
its aid. . :, Ventisylv:wl4 l t so deeply-. interested
in tit:: site';css of
s h . cr lagricii [tura! , industry,.
cannot be indifferent f, - 2 the laudable eiTorts, i
now raking to perfeet,'and advance this first ,
• and .noblest, pursuit of mars. This, and all 1
Other branches of industry, should receive the 1
l',:teritig_6:•..re ap.l encpuragemcnt of t h e. Gov t
_ , 1
er meta, T ,
r-i - ,
111,e interests of our kreat cotntnerleal ern
p ritim should reeeivl topsider:lN attentitni
o the Legix!nitire. .c''.• iler manutlietures;;.
tl' :le and commerce, .re of great and inereast
in - impertance s and I.'hiladelphia; as con.sli
dated, in population, wealth, enterprise an
in,elligenee, ranks and :rivals the first cities,
of the Union.' Tc - s milt-le her the first amen-O
fthe cities of our country, should be the Aridi
of every F'ennsylvanlan.• , Her interests ar.sr,
i so identified with thet intersts:pf the State.i
that they- cannot he serated without , hijury
to both. - _i. prudent ' d liberal -system of,
; Legislatien, appiopridte to her real watats,!
would - promote her oii-si and, the interests-of'
the ConsmonWealth. i' . - ~ .. .1
an ,
o£"
A. sound currency- is essential to the pros' i
PerityOra t commericil people, All classes
ofisociety and every branch of industry, in,
their', varied interests and „ eeconomical - relts
tiOns, are interested in 'securing and main ? .
taming n tsafe l circulating • mediutn. :.•To se!,
eV r plish, this 'result, SviSe. and prudent,legii
la ion is neeeSsary.. The creation of a well
regulated; and 'earefulfrguarded System of
frioking. is' rat only sound policy, but tittle'.
&Oat to the legitimate trade and commerce
of'ithe country; and iiidi, in developing her
gr i eat natnr6l and. industrial resources. Our
'present system,of batilithg, with the limit:a
tions,rtrietions and t r aliiiities, individual and
otherwise; imposed h faw'on these institti.
thins, had become the settled -poliey of the
Siam: The checks and guards thrown a.
round thir;i.should not lie lessened or rernov.
ed. Their own safety; and the security of thn
pablie, require ` ' theirtitinuatice.: '`l'
' Notice'nu
of rnerouti intended . applications
. ..
to the Ltislature foeew banks an increase
Of banking capital . antll'iuving,s institutions;
has been given asirequisied by , the constittu
tion., 'Nitbout.deitringito assume,* hostile
attitude towards all 'blsilts, the
,propriety
. of
'incorporating all that *i.y be called for, pu:
tier the .notice given; 4 4 eaiinot be - justified'-or
defendedi 'The extratagant, improper or `tin:
reaSonablelincrease Ofanks and I:sulking
capital, i ffi ii: n4I4S ot,demanded by the wants of the
t li
con - and will no , and cannot be sane:=
timed bi the ExecutiVel The present mini-
Mereial and financial i'enibairassment Of. the
:country ;,,' the depreSsid , state of trade; all
'Past exPeriCtlee,•andl the more, recent., caper
riepee of some of '.our sister-States, as seen
in their *tined hankS L and depreciattad . car
-1 rency, deiniOnitrate the n" eissity of legisla: ,
1 ring tautlOnsly :and `-pirude ttly _on this gab
- --.
The-nihnbefof battka,. nd " consequently , ,
thClankonnt of banking, shoultLbe fim. 1
ited to, Oil regulated bj, ike 'l 6 roPei "d" i
inandi of aetive - and', lieal y trade, and the 1
actual business wanttgand n e cessities of die I
oonatni4niti.' 'hi! pitilleybottestly .insisted 1
upon and pu rsued, litoUld roteet-die oolitit,l
ry from the disaitiouki, , seitienCes of ..im;
provident ibinking. ! [An triordinail and
untieeessaii increase i ',)f banks and. bantthig
facilities... 4 , F1 480 ., - . 4) Ar ~-49c # p P er.
t il l
ity, Iced: tn - Catitivag V , ,, it "ltinous aPPea*
latiim. Such ikiitrifirl'Or 'Ooffimee-,
cis! aistresa;aggrav*sani 'Peoliiiigi die adii
it was designed .01 ' y ? Entertaining
tbeier:vceivs 1 will-ntfti 'Us! to ati&darthe ,
re-chatter , g_ o f ; old' kid tie "'elk batiki, 4biett
by, rudep andiareOin Zunertf i -unit*:
hom.At ad lice to i4o, - I' Ula* pup-"'of their ernatics3,litiktu" tecriiia ieceiied
the c' sllll 4neja , Of ~.difioubli*, Not; Vitt . 1 re;
;Ow to : !.*tiOn' ' the finerirpOn'ttke• ,Of :.'l2elit
Musks, ',when' indislieitsithiy . ' lie sr ' and
# 841 :VA1e4 14 .4 11 44 14 thp aCtlair ,litaiiii*Sil .
:omits and ' lOW* l'of 4'o 'ttiiiiiiol4ty .; in
i fl i: 4 4airl'i '''' * l4 l or4 l l 6 4 l . l l -- tio7„yiela
#04,..„ Iv .„ -.,,. li s . - ___,--:- t i, - -- ,,, ,,- , , , -
, i- - t- ~4.ty.,!:. • ;-,.; ' i7,'..:ir . '',44, 1 :or
^ i:..:„,, "•4
Illy 4iff,: -...-, 11 1 - 1 i.,;
c*mit ntitWuvhtr ,', , it,'*:t 'Sit clitit; 1
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31 - 0 1 1'sTIII6SE,
HIM
IE
• ' : I:" •
and relieving her people (rota_ oppressive
diation; willbelthe objects Of my aniious
deiiia; and iirthe l acconipliblunesst of ;which
every energy'my. administration Will be
direeted. The publics debt,: neAr cixe l ecxling
forts millions ,of:dollars and the Annual tax-.
ation necessary to meet the payment' of its
interest, seriously affect' the great- indUstilal
interests of the State; arive',llbor rind capt:
tat trom the commonwealth;prevent the
extotiskin'and isompletionof r„ et noble
education, and prosecution of thoae
laudable schemes of benevolence, which at
osfee!bencfit,,dignify and adorn a free and en •
lightened people.
ES ! " - ery consideration of State ;pride, .every
motive- of interest, require its reduction and
speedy liquidutinn , by..every available .au.
practicable means.
.To sedum this object,
rigid- economy, in every department, of the
Gdvernment retrenchinentici the public
peCiditures; strict accountability in all the re-_
ceiVing'and disbursing officers of the' com
monwealth; and an. honest and faithful dis•
char a of duty •by.all.her agents,•, , arorild cori
tributejnitiehr, and also save:itnillionS j to
Tr&laury, . .
- j Created by the State; the proseention
arid triarilgement of her System of 'internal .
improvements.—a .system., characterised.. by.
'prodiiodity,,xtraya,gatiee and. corrupt -po.
litnrtt fi j ivoritisnf.'---the j sale of these improve-,
menta: jOr leaSt of:the Main line,j4a Means
of redueing, this debt, leSsi.j nitit taxation, and
string lour ~ financial. credit, [lets; ‘fllrj• many
years; (ken pied the attention- of the Peopi and
their representatives.. Bills ',for-. the - sale of
the j triam - Rojo have. been. passed by. threjg.s. alit';j
fermt Ij nislahtr s,.two of .:Arbteli wer;e:
proved - by the Govern*theifidotrree. I ;The
people, 'on the question , being subinitted
them inj1844, - deeided, by a Jarge: majOrity,
in favoi of tho sal4; :and yet - these_ viorics,
froM the defective character of the laws au,.
thori*intr, the Sale, the, restrictions contained
iu thetrif and from other causes, remaia'nri.:
bold. ?•j!ublie•sentimenti - founded onjecOnom
ivaii-rOrtil anti politicalfvonsiderations
demands, and thepublie welfare gill retire.,
their sale. • . j . .
The considrration to be paid, the mode, terms
,
and -conditions of the sale,'ought to , be leare
fully considered. Just and liberal induce
ments should be offered to purelsisers ; 'Mist
at 41(1'4Qtoo time.the people should be pro
tected against wrong and imposition. By
avoiding the errors .of Cornier tegisiation, a
sale - op' terms favorable to the State, and ben
eficial to the purchaser, may be sceured. •
' - his vain to hope for a ,reduetioa , o the
debt, and relief from ta;ation,, witout e sale
or thewhole, or part,
,of our public ;.7.,prove
mentis. Ineun'tbered With tleot'and taked to
support a sy-steitt,'the manalcment. of Which
has been inzirked by extravagance, exPendi
ture,-fraudalent speeulation, and a rekless
a'isregurd of ;public interests, the people' de;
mend relief and release from these burdens.
Tin:Tress and,,,the ballot box have deelared
the popular will on this 'subject, and that will'
should be obeyed. ' Main and a conviction'
of it propriety, will proMpt me to giVee cot.-
dial support to the ace:anti:lntent of this
(4).iqcl. 1 • ~ ;
In this c(;nneetion, and"wliether a sale of ail
or any of the publicimprovements be Cfreci.
ed or not, the abolition or reorganizatien .of
the Board of 'Canal Commissioners, and the
substitution of some other eflicie.nt and"re
sponsible sys i tem of management, arc subjects
worthy of consideration.! Every thews re of
reform in this rrgarti, calculated to increase
the efficieney and respetisibiltty of.the super-.
visory, power; protect ,the interests of the
State; and correct the
.ritml or alleged abuses
of theipresent system, Will receive- my ap- ,
. ;
prova.- , . . - 1
The people having inl the recent election
decided against the passage of a law prulait
big the manufacture and, sale of Spirituous li:
quota,: it. will become the duty of the 4egis
lature:and Executive to consider what tner
legislation may be necessary to control and
correct the evils of intemperance. Our irres•
ent lidense systern, although highly penal; and
corrective of many "abuse, is - ittil I. defeeltire.
The facility , with winch licensesare obtained
for the sale.cf malt and other liquors, is an
' evil 1 hat.demands reform. The number of
places in which these are sold, should be !lin
, itial by law ; and no lionise granted unless
by the Courts, and in the manner now rekluir
ed. in the case of publie'•inim. and tave.m6 ;
and -,eubjeet to the ‘ same; regulations, 1-s trie
t
dune. alnd perialtim ii, _
d - d
~, Theseeration of the Sabbath by a traffic
so fruiiful ofevil, - and so denfoializing lia its
results, is in. directlappOsition to the laW of
.Gxl, 4nd the moral sentiment of the people;
and is:a reproach to the 'age in which welive.
A. .stringent and comprehensive:law, remedi
al in its,provisions; and ;vindicating the . great
' law of the - Sabbath, in itS physical and Tral
.relatiois to Man, is required, not only b the
moralsense of community,lut would hejus-
Lifted: by every sentiment of.humanity . , ever.v
.Ixiasideration of philanthropy, every ampelie'
1 ot.pure andienuineipatriotism. Theh' ory
,
of ititeinperaii& is written in tears a food:
~tA ti
'Peuptti.stn, taxation and crime collotv'' in : its .
r train. i A. remedy: should be z tapplied ; and
'Pabliu l Xentitient, with the, 411 toreo of its
.moralatane.tiOn,
,will apir .e all prudent and
.constitutional legislate on this subject
~ The _pardoning. ewer—the harmonio us bleadiag Of me and justiee in our Giusti
e7y/p
htutibia4iillla exerchied witliat just re4ittrd
IC beth•Alteie itriportant '
principles;:.. With
, every, Xi ..t.e to extend , mercy - to the,unftutu
' -
nate.,ag4:repc . ntant :trimagrcasor, jugiee,--ip,
her rn detriandt4 will not be overloaed by
e pal.don of the vicious and hardened. critic
'-final.' ::This power has been conferred o'k the
Executive not to , overthrow-the, adniinqt:rs
;inn ratjtastitv, but to aid and PrPfuPti,iti It
filotlAbe,,expreised with 'great eiation,carid ,
-610:` , 4‘0013'ffiii most tititifacto .- fy assuratii:e
!Aid it-is dui i te'the iimdetnied, and - thai'the
.14ghte end 'seen rity of thtt 'Public' viilLlncit- be
Vejudiced , bl • the aett., To prevant the abuse
•9( o:4 l lWiTttau4 to Prntent,•thn
l
frotul son; notice ofthe ktateiidec4pli
'eatioa:hod - t, publishestlit : `
thO' City :or
Coiiity whire that . trial'ind - owttiatiOn lxxiic
, ph iee t-J, :-,-,..... --•-,,..:,-.• ,:f ...,, - r.i -, ; ,,,.„. 4 .,. - t, „,,,..i ,!..--,
a-, El•Eierienae baidentoestrated
. o (l4l l 4KciPti9P! tI,Yr-PWCIPP ri '
itMtlVP s 4, 4l, CP 4fr o l d coßPa_melf is
estiepailf truiCia TetilAori to'
tie r ipiti*9
oirsOnte Opt switithgli is, ; 4l4llwilskisia•
; I '
• • • 'IS
PoUl „ 4 ,4 --L„fer
whitibb • • * • vitsit •• • theia,
• hoitil! Its
OM
MUM
• • im
"HijrlSl)AY 9 trAitsTHITARI
MEM
tienden' Oy II : . 'pe . rnioious '.
and :gene
-'- - .rind..
plesiionl Peblic gooate often -sacri . 4ito
rat...,
ociirp,perSonal beneb , ' OnanibustlegAla.
tita4,bcing . improper in itself, and deitteralix
ipg ln its - influence, can j not -receive air . saner Tile viairs' and practice of my ftnine.
diate predecessor on this . subject, tnteCiny
ccmilai-apProval. - 1
~. ' I 4-•
.-"FatiY 4'4 11 4, cleCUPYing se bite doo.4lon
porgiut And, proud position in the sister-hOd
of Stater,.`, can not be indifferent, ththe '' di -3,
and ii cts. r the' Na tio nal ' o overnment. .. er
.
void: Potential ;for good in other day. , , in h
hot Lb be disre g arded tiow. Devited to the
constitution and the Union—as she iFas the
first to auction, she wilhbe the last toendan
ger the bac or to violate the other: Regard
iiith irAlaa or,r,. tt,i.,,.:,„1.1., .4--trei—sti:etei
States, he t will be ever ready iSdt4tid her
oNn. -- : The, blood. of her sons poured :lota On
the Hinny .battle-fields Of the Revolut;irin, at
testsher devotion:to 041' greet . prineits i of
4 meripin freedom--theeentre- truth i,t. tner
lean 170nblicanistn: -To the ConstitittiOn in
all itt• integrity ; to the Union in its trength
and•lairinony; to the ntaintainatice in its pu
rity,nf ihofaith and honor .of our. Ouittry,
Pennsilvimiti now is, and .always hasl been
pledgedr=a pledge nevEir violated, a nts not to
he violated,-until patriotism .ceaies to he'a Viz=
tile,' andfinerty to be known only as'a itanie.
'., Enteredning these sentiments. Red.:it:Luta:o
by - 49 exclusive desire to promote thepedee;
Warn - Mkt and welfare of our beloved tout4y,„
the recent action of the National c illgrqs...t
and yxt;tutlie, in repealingu solettin diViipp-
laise, only less 'Sacred public estiniatioh
than the.,Cottstitution itself—thus attempting
tit extend the'institutiui of dome4tie slave'ry
ifi - thila'trritori4 domain 4,f the the: ;;ration;
letiolating Vic plighti,4'ith and honor l of the
country,: a'rpustng acetic nal.jealousies t and t‘e
timing the of ;vexed and di;trieting
qUestlims----has received' from -the pe t ople tot;
our- twit'; and other States cf . the LIMO,. their ,
r i i
n i • 4 13;
sterns_an erne re uk
e, - ;1.: fi ,'
' .Withluo desire to ritraiti the fuil.And 411.--
'tire dothititutional rights of the States;'' nor : 1O :
, interferi directly or i ndirectly with their (iP
;'nestle institutions ' the People of PennsylVa-
I' h i e. ih vievi-Of the repeal of the li;li.souri
mp ..
.Cordinise; the principle involval ut it, and,
the conrequenees resulting from it, ai.knar-ked
at - Ire:lily, by fraud, violence, and sfriee; h0 - e
re-ailirmed their 4.ppoi4ion to .the eitenion '
of slaVei l „y into territory, now free, and renew
ed-their ipleilao ' to the doctrines of ttm . aetiof
MO; 'Width''' . relieved kta, by. eCestitutionid
mi..aws from a griei:oul sozi u i evil; •.; to the
gri.-4 ; ord;natic..e of 11811, in its full *dope and
1r„ 2 .: iq bnelicent princip les;' to the pa%tectin
.: -
1 Of the.persopal rights .0 .
erery hum an tb6ing
:'under the Con , titution Of -Pemisylveniii, and
the coiistithtion of tie. United St4teS, by
1 Main -tiling inviolate the krl4 by jury the
/
1 writ ig
; habeas' . corpus; to the assertio 'of
1 tit. ilne7riglit4 of the North, as veil US m
i Soptli, and to the integrity of the Li n t on :
is The declaration of these doctrines i is het
the reedgnit:ion of the titudamental prinei lea
!kfre*lont and human right-4. They'are4et
titer neW nor startling. ?
_'They were tawc,h by patriOtie fathers at the watch fires ,',. i;f our
eountry's - d ; efenders; And learned amid the
-blood). snows of Valley orge, and thd mi tdy
throes of war and revolution. - they -4 Nffite
stamp,ed, with. indelible, impress upon 1 the
grear : ellarter of our rights; and embodie4 in
the, 14slatiohof the bilst and purestl ; day of
the Recittblie have filled the heartsand fell
„ . i
hurniOgfroin the lips elf Orators and st les
tnen,',whose memories Are intinortaf as ,the
he
thev cherished., They haire 1. en
the watch-ArchA and the hope of inilliens, vho .
havetone befo.te us, are the watchAvnid ltd
the hope of,Millions now, and will beof t ill
iPus Ootc,' trot unborn: l
: , i •
), 1 - •
: In tnyiny, questions of National' , and lily
-imetietin. poliey—tlie due proteetio o
Atneiictin labor and iuduttry, against th di
Eire.4sipg. influence of fOreign labor and at
tal .3: {he ithprovemcnti or our -harbors ai
riveri`.-, the , N'ational defence; the equiti
distribution. of the_ proceeds of , tha, p i
landetimong the, States, in and of -edu t
and til relieye fm rt def t and taltation ; ,
c,,,.
(Ha:l6o :'hotneitgad bili.! reform :in the
tirali:iitien laws; 'and die proteetion: of our
• i /
enuntifagainit the imatigratiutx and•un r ,
u
tion
; Of ' : foreign paupers and ennviet4---4 all
theses, , we, as. a State 4.i:?d peOple,'aritA ply
inter rated; And to , thetr adoption4id rot
thotiiin every encouragemen s:?titil lit'gi en..
'W
ile people:of iny native- tate, s s ho ; 6
culled: Inn-to. preside over-ter' destinleX, re
-Writ the' tribute of my / taitirmest gratitad, ;for,
the fk,itiOreonferredyan' dirty pledge?to t em
this day ia L lthat ` / Ywill'try ' to realize their
expee:fatiotri; and mot betray their confid4e.
lit asautningihe responsibility of thislhig 41,'
flee, rwintiti he false to myself-and the ee i l-,
ings tlt'now-oppress l ine, should . I. Ihesittite
to itfAni my unaffected; distrust in dray fp,
t ' '. l ', discharge its appropriate dues nIA
lb
' ' ' importance.
nanner i:ommensumte with their.
: . ~ : ...
111eutirrat secure, 1 wilt labor to d es erve the
Corifi4erice and approbation of any fellow ei!..l
zens.l.ll I dh not expec I dare not Bo ,to
, ~
")
escape cens ure. --D,esertlied eensureli w l 3ll i
strive:to avoid,, alt- other.-to disregardi n;.l
scion's ot the rectitude of my intentions; 101' 1
no atribitious desires t 4 - gratify ; 'll6 , r ent- 1
tnerriii.th cherish;' no Wish, but for the publie'
; goodt;litiwill :be my endeavor, to perfiirm et/c
-f.: -diity l ifiiithfully and, feirlessty, And having
donil this, wi ll abide'the judgment 'of i - gerter
eons plinple;' assured this if they conditn .-the.
att.; ,!.hey will ate ieut_award to,nie: diet - eed
0 goeicitintentien., i _ , 1 . -.-,!.,,:j. :
.f;- !' ; ,the .constitution.. for - , my gu .
4e;
'mind !tpd ; i exact ,Visticie. to 'all 4 'iriy . f.d i :'
the - i(Otite4lgood of thd greatesi Minter ' jr
obiee '`'t,...tild lotto - kin& the aid and: b -- t
e.
she ao4 -of ',our' Althea, and'ilesirineto le
.W. , 11 j4-, r; Ceer7tel• ( 14t.V, i }- hjghe!l l lant., b.". inn,
,witt.,iku tp.promote the_true interescs of.,the
.Statk maintain our civil .
,and religirius Vr.
I,, , teli,,rilif4tid the' lit, and
_ailVa t ifee t - a
Ilios 'erity'and h a p p iness Of our , Crinutryi l
.1;- q' ,,, '. ,i . JAMES POLLOCK.'
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, s.its;Pr-40r15C..12 W4 r:S ine n i tfit 4 t i l l,'
441 1. , I c SP, ' L II P 0 411t 0 tald t ilorhl - con'lie ,
ii.p Aho violin ' whs. perforited;' Site* It i
xrCte t siteifareelqi , iterOentatl, Wito = isatit ,
idloil) 4 hawit lovott. !The queitie# sot.-
: rhlttitfuzzhA . the. sotojeor, who', 04.1' iii
mirt4h#„it rp,vmr iffie4 : .,. ,!..1)1 'lt;
abskiltr4 11fo Wroth iiidittir, '. 4%019 11 , 0
..iiiiiii itlikiiisibt - E.: 1 '— i - `" 7 -- -- 1 ..'-i •
Lblairr AsSaikaid Toi4:on tile* 410 1
Mod" 1 , ~.' . s cflrinterzt se _ t
I 4 1 I !NiA -taymidearroo:l iti
a 4 t't4OWll , - `
iii atlAlhans,roigoki . i
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9 it
*0 40 . ske.444a.
PIRIE YbBBIAtEB /8 THE FAXIIN.
1
eI" 'How dud. wnn d
upon the helsiringsotwaiceningall the;eet
tha had, slept in ,memory's e
ber ? ur .hpu)e WAS a "pearl .of , price"
among e hOme.s ;..not, for . its arehiteetOral
i fu,
i l i
ticr
elg .;-.. ea f..4.- ec lit n 2,-.. ' llmusetr' -mr. (nits' A r W 4iil.a4 Ant it rty - tta .. " - n
:,
oak , tree. ;,•.: nor Wai its':interitirCrowded tr,' ith
lttxurie*that ..Charm! :every, sense . and * •430. - nn
from ,ev i C ry. eli I T C, ' . its furnitUre bud -grown
old.witliisl,.firmeieinemberedno other,toid
though iollShed'ks
highly !IS . - furni turd, criiikl.
be„ by daily- SCrtlbbing, Was •Soini• What' like
worse for:wear 'it rriust-ba confesSed;- , i3uti
ri..dtitertl...e hlse nor the furniture makes the:',
home;10 ci.th,' charm...of ours lay in the s$ tn.::
pathy that tinkled the nine that Called it 'lMlne'..,
to .one arlOthetii, i • Father, mother and ,selren l
childrentiveiog-them kaY , liedited girl; and
two boy 4 petted just enoiigh to •be' spoiled--
not
.one i'tilt. "Lei. ever .d ropped.from : the - chain
Of love, 1 r oti corroding drop -fallen Upoll its
o t
~ . .. .... . , ,....
bri•eyhtn ' F,, • i 11 ' • ' - 1
i•Orie.:. tar • iftereth frotri atiotheringlOry 1,
eit.ii itilihe firmament of hid:6e; Thu•S • tliiiligh .
we could not . hast,e,told a 'stranger whiCh bripth.,
er or si,lter was; t,..e dearest, from . our. gen
tlest !` el esq. l ait iinyulid. herself, but the.44)l*
loiter an , - cou siillor aid! beside, to the cur. i
ly haire . boy Iwbe romped 'and rejoiced, sin
the app e ation othaby, given'tve years:de. '
4:.
fore, mil •an o sCiving eye would soon • hitre.l
singled, Int. ..ist.ei Ellen a4the, sunbesmi ot•i
our heat, n, it e . plorning star uf9nr ronster...l
laeion..; he N `1,13 - the seecind
_in' ige,,.bitt . lthe•
firStin_ti , inh ritanee of that toad of reap() St.'
.bilityy-Wiehl i `.4:uelt•ti houitholdlltll4 na ur. 1
ally Updti thC 'Meat daughter;, ... The CildertA 1
have:saia.w4 ill. from early.. g iriwid; la nd.
* Ellen 'had Sho !tiered all her burden ..of !,otix*, ,
and 'kind 'less; i v ..,t1! . a H=ilt beait ati'd a lighter.,,,
.step: • Up star; and-dowfi cellar, in the 4)1 . 4!
lor, nuriCry;o . kitchen; at the- - piano•.or' W* - li: -'
tub, with peti; li pi . tricil; needle or . , ladle—Si#Cr
Ellen wWs-nlyr ys busy' with a.staije on I,Filef
cheek and a w i atible on her, lip.. . . : ...• ~1 ''-•
-wpily, the, mouton 41 ,4 .. y. , 4 /i i-s.
C.-never 'realized that A Charge
t.i!t- 'Our band.„ To. bed. litsre',
I(4)k:upon us,' seated-.'together ;
~ ,painting andkeedlework,imd
tle: way, With-only a half
...jgh,
LILL.%
Q
u'as to
tritither ?$1
with oul" ,
sac, b
r 1 /1
',•'
me
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hoirk
r
'Ai
we wool
vronder'itil
ruffled 'Ol
p..cutittri
Carnet la!,
Sistei;,
wzi.
of the hi!
so prest)i,
For the
each sure
tearful
days
you 4 ix) lil,:hig y . pur happiest days, ; i
d tt . uee AO each:Other's eyes .tuitl
vho 'WOutd . go - firs' t: But it Arlisi ti'
lihat • p iiied sway =with-the' hOur that bit'thesu
bc surface a our sisterly:,he4ris.
..tot allwoys .be :..o--r,.aud
.the chabie
. . . ~
!wt.. 1 i -,
~ • - - . . - i - ,
Eller! was te . be :married ,
!....*. 1
like crush of a thunderbolt lit a
titer Isb , y!.: Sister Ellew—ihe f4iry ,
rtlrstoue,;-the darling of every, Wirt,
S, e p'4l spare 'her 3,, NV be . ,bacl,gpeu
J ptuouo us to Gad out her Wort ! h 1
rst in oirken t; this quest ii iti -hurgefian
aced, half-ntidry sister ofthe bl4s.4ung
Awl. It , - .Was only • Eur . n itioniipt.•
El
fir -our beat. told Us that nobody , ecitild
belp loving he , who looked though her lov
ing bluq,c)•es into the clear well spring other
heart beneath. So we threw our arms aroilud
her, and sobbed without saying a word. t,
We know ve7 well that the young cletiy
man, wh se Sunday sermons and ,gentle ,itid.
monition ,lsail won all our hearts, „bad bin ,
r
fomoist s a iveleome visitor to ourAresole
circle. Viiii IsSby Georgie on lii / slnee, and
Georgicr. brothers and sistetts'el / ustered about
him belled sae through inistry ati,evenhig',
elm;mini, the %rano away, until the clock star
tied u 3 with it 3 unwelcome nine o'clock warn
ing, and the softly spcken reminder Girth it
is bed
_tine: # . o!ce / iliore than one stifled sigh
of regret. time,.'.
:Ellen' must go with
:Kw layiGeorgie in his little ,lied ; to hear
him and !Annette repeat the evening pra y er
and hyris Yhee lips had taught them ; to comb
the tougq.rown praidg
,of Emily's head•;lto
rob Artlir - of the story-ben ,It over yclit...h Iho
u)nld hp *e squandered the midnightoil; and
7Wbreath a kiss and a blessing over the -pil
-4
low of h sister, as she tucke4 the warm
blankets, enirly around them. . i
We ili. no know bow often of lateSliebad
1 stcilen ;Mien again, from these si3terly duties,
after our sisters! were kicked in sleep. or if
our eyes and ears had ever been,open to the
'bet, wn mild neverhave suspected the min
inter tot e go Ity-of such a plot against. 4ur
pe...ce. 1 , rat game uus associated in 4,14
minds With. nit Ithat was superhuinrat. ..I'he
gray loilred pastor who had gone to hiAgnive
six months pseiriousisr, had sat as frequen!ly
inr thato,siteulalrn chair, and talked with us.
We bitsiovea Ilim as is &tiler and a fiiend,
and had lwais rivorAipiied.hint as the tnii
bodirneh of iall attainable goodness. - .And
when 44 . Neivilte rime • among us with his
S
high, pal fori t head and soul , kindled eye. ive
had tho, ht his }face algo "the • face of an, an
gel "---$ glorious for ' the
. poitit of morlstl
passionl Espee;sally a ft er; in • answer tol,lon
il
urgent I II fivin ' among the people with,
whom t, h wait laboring, - he had frankly: Hilt;
them, t. hi t s IrmrPose ,was tuft to remXin,
among them or anywhere on ilia native ahoie ;
that - W 4nly Waited this guidance 'of 'Prod
deric t e i a Onto - in a foreign'ilime-- er
i
this nt bOlrail*d diecrosnre oft Ms pi os,
.. we pla , our favotite !readier ..ur'a h r
pirstaeliiilf sailltsbilv -... „ . ..', ~
Elut.,Fei : ter lien 'was to bit Marrie4=-4110
r
Inailiu4 q M . Neville.: Al then, "oh 4is.
un i
ter, yn .. o fire ,ining tisiair to' hidiar 4 bitrft
fromotir lips , ; with is fmsh.gush Otsubo., 1 c r
"1 wo# '` first that lookettnp_intwEll
,troubled face.' it , *as heaving with emotion
thaC-r.
_i ita.fakitalants: 'at. the: tide ,r es
the seal_ tier• lips were firmly c9mricesr,
: her - ey - I.l".fi xed nn some distantdream, glasrd ,
with y.Wo. te.ari ' thai-htotid still itt their chat.
uses fni.h den to fiill: I almestf tritnbie4 as
1 'moot rgitmee.: . , `4.: : ,4, ,, -' • t ',,
"Si4cri! AO - es-744E 0 ) 11 Y rsl l o-iesAit4isle4 ]
in ahutkiisbisper. "1-Insh '. be calm t Don't
o : break mi , heart. Do 1 . 10,0 Nu)tesillint=l
~ The `f.ttrort *l4'lW M itch
,; ltie u'id.didied- - en -I
''"bel. PO. IWe ,tilted h e rs to - bed,l"trigtied
~
x .,
~...
into: t; rTetfulnew of - our,
own i grief I: 4 yfi _
'limited until Alf VP wel4 kOeiii Ju?d f0,,11-
~. sinnatetv ian In wceping v vew .atrom klpr
.
\ 'the met towinch she ,Rd _pledged ter
heart. ; , , . • -
t-:. We prie..lipolifirlmotho Void - ot - reteinn-i
ammo Whet ~ eteier.Tteart, .'thougitiogin,
4 in* rei f tl i Lin°.
,tith 9 'titil i V ° o4; l A t OP*Ti
0. WeilL s ett.R . C l , lo . l l , F r ittt,Obink in Stlllie
. 11W
1
id. that; liyoc4 'Or the enniittg. seOsiihtluit*d
hort, *ft iterptimabhi. tit* tdbitti. ' - 4 r ,
II
OM
1; CZ
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a ,
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AAZLER & PALITAEI
- 061.;thotber - luidAnl& its the lialitto viith ' ....,.....,.., ~, pi/APAR T :*4urpi
~-;;,,
~0 . -i . ,.dr _ ,.„. ; -1
ividttit, lips I hat - qinverett=tenderly :liild*tair., . . !..,Fevikierso*heve, en:41,414 -164414,41wf -.
No love , : is so anifo r tnV l uasel fi stth - lt.lnlth - !•!intaienseamplutiifeapitaltind lattnr-entttloif- t : '-
er's,.tiarely; forthenghsholettned On
,ElFu.a,s% !cd" in the puptagli-t.ni-A! „,e' po ,', .-'.!•k n a-.4-i-i t i ,,
the stri* • stiff of her declining years; shliii !Milrbira'rei'' ..-tt:..ta-'!....t.).
_,„, ~ . .... , . ie-lw.
aorroWed not as we didohat - she Ives gotfig,,... , !tiStiet, , thaVe. i titiiiiitd4.
he 4Se foe' litippy • in, the: " - thi:gilt I :that hit' : I ettent - of the xteted:c;.;.' -
...,.
child had- fund that,'".pearl, Of great prtie,!:' in! - ;Th e into at. : e tie ac;
...
i-eehl itndievn Wnrl4.-rti i On% lloNetAtwPg . - ',tick •hicr,ea* ;113E41-
besot :114 guide and prcitecp her.
.„.,..'..,,„ ,-.- : t extravagant:it e'lyett" - , = .
- ..,aiher,_ sat „silent., irr7 tbe ..ehion,vSoAle,f; I Ilightavti. soitret/4
ins faßht:i."tlian anti' Or 94 - ;:iOthe'''Pkril's 'that 1 fronl- - vilik'h-ti -.
htiOatillt •
would - OnVirint liii Zietireitt, 'ditiighterpitutAlie I 'Fs - try-fur them
,wbiek k •
„ ~ I. , -.h
privationa that. might-00re Upon:ter, tire, in-1 ;inv. 40,4 Pk F.P; 4 111
that :•Cialtealtity . ,;,ancivilized writer, of4ltc,glolto.-oppy4tively, oxl iit; -A
whither, she _was gang. : ;But t our parents had 1 ?Least, as - toil tokeep ,
.. ~.
dedicaird., their, children* to God ; luid:2 - they! 'price With flu at ''otte,•ll ,
.
Would 'not east Veen - A; shadoWen the
, patli of it une;provi4 bouse.slo
-
self-it:iv-Mee their darling' I bad* ehttisett*.::' ' i .-• 'Ateer.
.i4A7fi,' And *daily... , .
To*Oothe down to the'thironiHintiO littiede-: - •';--fs.ii,:a.ril- 41 .9 1 ‘...-„ .... , ~ ~ . 1 11, 1 4-LIC”, i T - I
of , 'ration ' •
' how w t . st i tc h a: lJ 'ter, but, a n article esteemed althost prt.,,eTtni.
~
tails i l txeilding p,repiti-. , • - t ...r hi i. etteto r t hih r . - - - bid , t e 6 l 4' tiieeeett,rheefl"! "-
raisins•and . tt• fOinecl, . paaed 0.114 prepareditened-lt•
With ; ourjeartiu .:eyes, and!, seasoned i t the' proprietors'
fr „' „a Pfle a t u d . ... ti t's d - o t e ;tri th ee t•
‘ • ,, 0 in 1 . 14 ., 3 th (01 e , Tr ,
lixt, esi .. o li s li .: r apee itigt r l
the'Niie* 'sling eak . e: . , wiih - 5i.101,.. lJut - • !here ' is : ,
little in * think:og thtir . these thing's.' Elleh' ..g" wi ng-- o ut of ‘a ' f4lir e it i ' 3l-r '4lsul d 'hav 9 : l7l
wa i t h i - •fi r t . it i d_fo.ot ti. ,[4=,i n . n o; ' l t s she ;,. it_iLd ....r. itn, , i o n oo is.hi .i n u g e t i h h e4p s r ei tt4l„tff it e
a ed. a ;•, t h i ,. 4;a ij i. W, a il i t, a l lr '
11,,
been i every emergettey4 great and stnall.-=4. i 7,l l : r. ,.. i i ifistitute f iii r i l i s .L., a l tn i te rittl*-7 :
Ntithing could be made without ter. •• Even I I er
!'.the - ntamtfitctureofpa-peirj.- Mali expertineett :
the bride's' eake was. taken from, the ovett'lly , have
siren been trt ad,, tkl a„ gh,„ - a„ - :yet i •=i
her ciwit fair hands becanie no oile d seryants,l ,! vitht : lt ~ ,,,, , , r , ,
..,„,,,,
~,
..,.
~,, -. 011, , rt!03141,.
_.l:
sister in., even mother; was willing to vrini .- 4e
I bl , hope,la - vieve=of whit has . - I lready,•neen
risk of turaing.sister Ellen's bide's cake ;. and
.....) ...,, ~ - ..f -•A ~ it_ ,:. ~ •,A.:- . i.i„i . !
- -t ,' necomposneo, that a tnuatt, y; oL.e.e..trt.o,
she nink- Just bow to bake:it: : . ! • •. •, • . -. '.What I• • . ....-. -• •
• • '- 1-. t • • • • . = • : • suit' will be•attaintxl. ;
that-trisizeilitif.
I is eapableof further and greaterWOltievetttents e lt. , ,
roof Sbeliered. - :',' Old and young; 'Mit
''•
tlr tilid 1 - ibia - indeo .whlqever his physit.4l and- - .intel-,! •
rich,
I tnited. an bring:fig - .their : gifts, • ; regrets i •
tettual wants May, crave- as ess e ntial .to * the;
and blessings - to ,the closest companion •of the • o • iod - p - roix.e ..,- is i ve ii . 10 . 0 , 4 . 0 . 0 ,J 1 .‘
iiiii ,• of - of i i i*, : .,,,
I:9 'i" L ' l •lie,i• were soon- '!'") '?.. e • - The " .I ' 4 true interesti - iirfiiirffee, , :\tvin iii;-tithelielnii=l:
.;,/''
something 'I! the idea 'of 4' l4 ' s "th' i i",!" . - l l i e e ' hai l • Cared and- brought ;within - 1110 - liehieienient att.'.
toutliei 'the, 'syinpathir =of every - neart • Chit`
icieneo and; ert. !"•We' tra4•thatithecteelt*V
'nuutilttiti hag not too WIT Ise.ired," To see otie; , .
Witb Sy itipathies and relinementi like our! oWn.'. • P t t ,: er ii i i t 'Z i.d on • . b in e ' th re ! 'i tn o ti i. ° -,„,l g '" ; : h . iii e i r d r e e tVi o * f i l Li s r ten . Y(6( Pe c ii t.4 . : '
rend 'the strong ties ;that. bindto eouutry,... and . - -ii - itlieadV''beeti sulfereel,:
„tritili t 4il b y ':_
.homer, Lonitort• and civilization, tor ,the ,
,090 d,. tim e „. r . tis.. , , mitiw , rivniietom
o i. ti6i , ~,,,,,„,...,,,
of the ist.. - lind degrad - ed,, b , cittbeit,','bring! . - t
s ti t. e,.... , hav e r beeri eo - n'ip j le. ed" r tti . redt2. 1(0 'a "-- Or.
striing ylnte relict - Ll' equtrast, . 'au - sum n-
tiess oil most human lites ied• among . tho'gay-,, ,their.sheets., and-in some - mlla
.. - aspet,;;Adi •-
the
_publication of theirp,!per/hltogether.
,='. -,, '
eties hi t id luxuries tiflune4 , -: _ : -... ! --: !" I*' We know of tie Inthro:petoo4Uiadertitklng; ,
~
• Th& 4ll iY ; mind . the blu.- camp . 4114 i ship: in *it peeunittrY'Poineet'te it;'thatrteittteint,V - :
was -to sail, fix;nlß--r=--, QP: the enuAgg . .eki.• , at this time , the 4titi •
.. aien:ito,'t 4:tiiii , ifaskt ,
amid it rust take aw;y„..t . he •id 01.•,..: ~, = - -,. !: , ee; ••,'- • -.;. - - 1 /•-•• ' • -'' "' r - 1 ---•-. f - '' t : r'` ! --.•.
slis6 t.,..4 'up 'in the ' '0 11 '4g 6. ..0 6 0 4 41;i•i• all i We . have ni / pr sent iii".4et•,!Priiltid_ -- -.44 0 . 4 4;
%am - i , i -:`(1 . her, andlOp - gedlie :,I • l'loth6t 'sight' 1. 50 p i pt:r , r 6iii ~ 2shicki,t , f i. es i l i ttote d ,,x/i./.., 0 ., .
of- h e r ' - weit'face; might look - tipon
. - -ter•- - an ---:"
~ _ itfaetu_ / iv 21.6 I I 1 , 06- 0 Pinliid'o"4l' ll ' . SF,F; •
.speak Ole simple words-thatshintldlink-heat. .valliii't •••• ;600,000: .- - ,Afloit-i i ig - tliti'!•eitte' --
fOr 'cute eta ; -,,. • ; -. , ?II - -.;•- . .•?, .'.: -i t t l - 4,4:1i :f - pounds of : rag.i. are ! required ;fir
:We sisters al I artimid.her, but not too ucui', \ 1 rrpik one -pennd -4 : ! pariere;*o4" 44 A { "i-1 - -3'
for Mir hearis . were overflOwittg; and We etittid ~)
.pound; ofrags * . - consilMattl: 0 .4 41 .Y.O.kFir:
not ii-Car, the happy faees that should g. / r3 e' 7 l ,a - Well, at the - Jittel of tiitir centi, .;Pti4d; area.
N train of bridesmaids. She had :cheerevtis,!,
! worth t10,400;01* and if we acrd. to tltis'the
throng the - 'daki with. suitihine frinii . li,o . wit
~
- Obst ef_inamitltetaringt whieb, Wi•h the , --iitieW'
-heart; l ual even while "ere; iwerp . arraying' i ced ; es t and flied 'Capital itistirancee mietr, trio,
, in her I simple whiteirtiuslitti like •a/ittnth- for I has . been ftinntlte be $4',05,0,4/00, and the * o44. -
the sitclrifted; she bad - ("Iterated , / tt r., :thoughts I Oflabor, making an :aagr:eguter_etle,23.,il3s
into cheerfulness. It seentedyrkesotoe dream l'as.the tiet!ual expendituru iir tfianufteturiug ,
Of faihi• land, and ;she the: - emt;oiilineliv of•I paper. w0rtt.427,0p,900, ,27,00 F 0,000,` We fitid - ihe •iiiea.4,
grade' tind' lovlibeA curg . the, pert of 'some 1 ore - of profit by; uo Mean's uni - 4onablei': end •
Qu.eol"titiair for al - litle Wbile. The drench I whitih might even be itiinsideredfsmall,::-Weri.
change' to It , tar. di ffrent r4ity, when- at•the I ;not' the mattufaeturer'eorimaratively freefrobt
door.O her Mothers roops - she : put her hand !those sadden Ohanges I:that, 44, 1 4, She
. tatitiatti
in -diet, of -,1-104 Neville, and lifted her:oyes .f crave of cloth and, Metals. If a f .substit*
"with a look/that said :-,--"l,Wliere ..! 'l. ‘ ‘) .gue.., l - fOr:!ngi hi. diseovered,; : whieh "INviti sli,'l.;'nk:tE .
will 't ' (' - )i - ei.en from all heside.: • • -: :- , -- 1 - it , ply o f li,a per , r all y tip ti k t hi,=-4-a ttlt i thi; .# o.
['Tee I fell fait in:thaftasorObly,"though the da;tytiadily , percefile that's '
-tretnendons imp's'',
---'
geode - id-met rani tried to ithile•ttS they press- 'i this .twill be - given- to' the: - imuinfa4ure....!.. -Balt.'
etfaroimd. the bride to bless her, and . bid her_ America};
~. 7.i,- _,.. -."
..
~ - I. 1-
' / goodhse. A little. girl,. in. a patched,. hat
Clean. f oek,,p,tisliedfor,Ward; with a boquet of
vicilet- he'd ,Stitie'berry 'biissont's r - in her hand.
I -*** i , fl' 'f•i., - `llisS - Neily—'iiiitSel 'Nflis'liell."
i 3
she 'cti , - half-laiierhiltir h Irsobbine , -" I-pick
ed the '• on pttriime for•you.". -- • . ~• •
•."...Ell:stood and kissed:the little eager, face,
- Tliej -t
child burst_iitto tears and . caught the
fel d sr titer'dress, as" tlpligll she would-- have
1:U0.16'13 'her face .there. BOA'S:front; armed
-*emit ', inindfurbfilte brides'attire, snatched
the 'child away. •!- s. 1. ' • •' ' •-: -'-*
_'; --:
-:- “- 4 1 a ibr- w hatl 4 )ll l d You , La whimpering
in the't styl4 as if-Yeu had any right ,to Miss
-Elleti.T - •
.; ;." _., .. 1 - - : -- •- .;
" gfite vriu; al waYs goOd t o me, and - she'airly
...4imd•l - schnol..teacher,”lp - leaded the little,
girl in a_sabdtred itndei tone. :• -- .- . ••• - ' . •
...;;• Ain . "-- drew her,to her „side and iiiently
it;
eutufp teed, her.. .. ;' t 1 .. _ --•-, -. . _ •
" Step - aside—Fither Ileirlek iabere," said
one Just t en. • -, I
__.' - , .. ,•• • --,
Theliewil about:the bridal :pai op
r ened' to
•
admit tvitthite•haird,•hatehlind -old mate,-wito
game leanin-on ,theiartn in!' hii -way IgrAnd
. (laug is
r. : g at ; he . r : , H , errie F lt . • , w_as; . a . .s. • u • p
er ar
niat deacon, Wbesegood..iords.ind works
had in fir !int vitlue iii 'every--heartln
-that' l enbly. =:•
•-•- ~ .
!...f.!‘i'lltey,ttdd•Me the . was , going,' liemar
,inart*ltoiliitnself,,‘,l they iay:itis het:wedding;
I aratittro iee my little girl 'again,. and-Lt . :At
her. '''''' - ' " ' ' - i • ..;:•:.:-.' '
.-
• Stil ' ;prang r - -foiiiard - end laid both ' ter
c..,
~ . e '
-white, t inbilaglincla in Itil,te large.: hand 'of
'Lift* 090. , 0 1 d - -' ing!Y- - t•r . : .i •, ' ', 7 ..': ~. ' '.
:,
'...
:He dk w near ter his tilling eyes, and -looked
searebi tgly bite . ..her: y oung , -..soullit 'counte
nance. ': , .: .!• •-. ' ' .- -
c•;; 14- t'A - xiit just' see ; yoti,.derling.. and they, tell
-me.4 hkuill never leelou•again , m . -Be ; raised
his -band over her head and , added sulepinty; -
,Tliii,lllVlSOng..of bles.iingti,,tie,4Ptitt.,4l,6l - 3 .:W
- t ima`• - ..i . .,: - Atite n ; ': ' '*- : - **. -. ..., __- ''*'
- 0 Aincar nehned'ili* liii - ea - aft ; Ild i rrti , !
.. v ili - E-i i it r t ;-!;•!. : • .:,..,-:... ".-,- , • ...,-•=••-„,- , ~.-.,•!:- f
:=-:•„,
.:• ;•,...,....-
~-;;.,._.
.-;- And :Ellen loand.up - vii,thilie Inok-q..io
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.:.,..,.,,,._-....,,. ~....
~
.......81iii, e ritrf rott pus,, -Phi the • - •lastmrrilq9t_
4i* jorty* V6*Ei4ii ' hi - tint:itself ITO' tpy
helot' twiner.. art,'-bea r
ihe:a -. y - 'of liattlitlikel theti .- realised lnite
, the iis - ;:iight o* - 3r.; inototta a'. ray! af:ll9pn Ifin._
. tvinftt, . ',., - NY oqtft A* niAig . th p .
Rresv,
,).-..... - : t. ,---..., :;---,.:,..„ ~,-,
.1 It , :VA - 4i li.eiii', bu t 1 iiit4 fio. *,9r4.'.'s
'th'iefl 'ortiliiiitioi.' - - - stiti'*iii.'iiiiieir'.ieitat . .
idnar' isle.;,and we learned at to lit'o-witli-•-
:dal ;:theitgliit's!iviiii'''iiiiitifitiontb!vbeftire
,thiell tie ones conic :forgetto4ll iiv.:!&Siater
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1 yender of elegant Articles, - waSalottng gen:
tletuntuor much lissurauce whojgazed - 11P9n
the: lAdy:wktb ofTeniive freedom,. and affected
to. adintre .th - e,.vOriolts. articles ,exposed expo4t:tir 1
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