The Pearl River banner., March 16, 1839, Image 1

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TJ HSNAY CL VT.
t jo:u cumrtr w irrrna. -Koldie
the principle a rirco, as long as
single position rtrsaim is ucwiur nb iattou to
tsert his utuMKt energies in tiic services of his
Country, whether in a private or puWk tatiun,my
tie -nt may rest assured that, in cihrt contlition,
I slia-'l stwd ermrt. with a Joint imroiii'wered. srhi'e
life ennur, ready U second their ex.Tttoiuia the
cause of TJnion tmd lITry-Hrnr Cury, ; t C':
1 nave doubtlt er.iw:ire) h.'.'iy enurs and in
discretionr, over wl.k-h yea hire thrown she-broad,
mantle of your chari'v. ' tut I can say, anitn
tbt prejente of my Cod, and of (Lis nssenibled
"multitude I do say, that I ha-.e hoaf.M.'y served my
eonntry; that I hare ntr wrone-J .t; and th.it,'
however unprejmrcd, 1 btr.'tit that I toap(jcar
in the Divine Presence oa oiher ac-ouuts, 1 in
voke tbe jiiftica of hi? jc:!mtutcf my oRicial
conduct, witliout tfie aniaKet anpreheu-don of Ida
displeasoTf- speech of ,'ir. Cb at Jjxinglor
JCy, w 18J9. ; '
Ay, staad erect! the c!ocd is broken ,
Alo'-'e thae bends the rainliow'a token!
The shadow of thy onward way , . , V'
Is blending into perfect day; ;
The slanders oT4he vcnSaltraiit ,
Asnii thy honest name in vain;
ForXhou wilt be,' as thou bast been,
The hope of Fre'and Patriot taeul
Ftitl boasts thy lip its fiery zeal, -'Thy
heart its joy in huittanwcaT,
Still free thy tongue to scothe or warm, -Still
free its fiery shaft of scorn, '
Still s-vm thy soul, nhttmed and strong- '
The lofier for its sense of wrong ,
Still firt in Freedom's cause to stand, ' . .
. The champion of her favorite land!
Oh! Wh6t to thee were pomp and show--
Aoght that tha country can besttlw
Her higbest gifts could only take
'New hanw for their wearar's sake!
Tbcy coald not add a wreath to thine, v
, PTor briehter make thy glory shine;
Ko! meuner onca may borrow fame,
Thins Yix through every age the samel
The Grecian, as be fee J his flocks
In Temped vale, on Morca's rdeks, . v
Or where the g!nm of bright blue Water
Is caught hy Scio?s white armed daughters
"Whi! dwelling on the dubious strife
'Which ushered in his nation's life,
Shall mingle in his grateful lay
Bozuuus with the name of CiaxJ
"Where blush the warm ikies of the South
O'er Cotopaxi'e fiery mouth,
And rotau) the fallen Incas1 graves ' -Tbe
pampas roll Us breery Mtrs, '
Ttie patriot iu bi conncill hall : , '
The soldier at hi fortress wall
The brave be lovely, and the free.
Shall Offer up their prayers for thee.
And where Out own rude rallies amilc,
An.t temple-spire end' lofty pile
rowt like the fashion of a dream,
The slope of every mountain streaqtr
'VVhete indnstry od plenty meet,
Twin brothers iu a cro"-5u street
Jich ptre anit mansion upward sct,
Shall be thy fitting tooauinent! '
Stitl stan-1 ctect! oo hops and ttust, .
IV hen law is trampled in the dust,
When O'er our fathers' yet green graves
The war-cry of disunion raves f,
4nJ sons of those who side by side,
Bwott down the Lion banner's pride, " -
!' Are gWlinf for fraternal strife
tat blow for blow, and life for life J
Let others rob the public stow, '
'J .Vy ihdi UUsl pwci eucc cwrc
3V10N I lGELL(),K(MI MARCH
; Shrink b
The floo
Tltott it
i'k I'rO a truth, an.l open wide
it-s of corruption's udj .
ulost in t!iy ciuntiy'i eye, .
Unshrinlo
ti,; fn;i!i its ncrutiny,'
And ask
How far
oothiiur but to show ' .
piitnot's zaJ can go.
And thosf w!ios trust Is ixedon thee
1" LTulioii;hi u pjclr-l, t" truly free,
They uowjnwt Mm fl'yl down,
7 hey K.ih aliku t!;a Ink and frown :
And, uskiiig no rw 4 of gold, .
. For bartered fal'.h for honor sold, .
Seck,tiiitlifulto theirheartsand home, ;
: JVbt CwsarU vdifmt that of Jivmcl
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, AVEDXESIAY, MARCH 13, 1639.
Despatch,- -Jfe rfijceitred by the last
mail a Fotitooc Intf Hi'-ncer, of the O h
tif October lav; . Only five months on
way .Huzza for oK) Amos.
Our (bank ire due and we cordially
return tbem to the Hon, ' . A.' Garland
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for a large Ji urn tier of interesling pulilic,
documeots; a'nong uliich, vre flu J the
tt-, eloquent' anil fearlfss fjieecli of Ov
painotic repri-sentstivt, S. S. Prentiss.
It is a speech which made the minions of
the Executive in the House'of Keprrsun
ttivcs. quake in their seats , It detracts
nothing trom Mr. Preptiss's high re.pula
: ion as a public debater We find, also,
the Preside lit' s message witli all of the
accuaipauyinp document?. It is a most
pitretiiig and valuable wnrk of 619 pa
ges. We have not had time lo examine
it fully, and cannot theretoie speak of it
particularly, at present.
TH E MILITIA OKOAN STATION.
. VVe have been repeatedly aked of late
what is the; reason that the militia ol our
county ba no'. Dot been organized. .9s
many a five month have passed away
'since the prp r officers were elected;
fI so (ar fa we base "bten able to learn,
not a single step has been taken with tbe
lew of organzing this , regiment. This
should not te so. Iu almost every couty
in the state, 'the militia is in a rapid state
of organiza'tion; while in tbis county alt
is apathy arhd uncontfetn. Come, conie,
gentlemen officers, wake up and stir your
selves in this matter. Remember that
yon were eleited for tbe purpose of or
ganizing tbe militia ofour county; and not
merely that you migh wt ar the title, with
out sulinntting to the toil and labor to
which Us duties would subject you.
'0ETtCAt,AEMt)S We have Deen
accuatoint.d to rgaid fmner, Milton
Shakspeare, and Byron, as the master
j'irits of Muig; and could still wish to re-
gaid them as such; but we are reluctantly
compelled, by force of more exalted ge
nius, to yiervJ ihe palm of superiority to
their hitherto unknown, but now success.
ul rivl our little neighbor, (at Gallatin.
In ih- Southern 5 Star, last rtcei
red, we find a gem of poetry, which will
ihrow ihose great names completely 'in
to the shade.. It is descriptive of "a wild
beast" recently discovered in the neigh
borbood of Mount , Washington, Copiah
rounfy; anl is one of the most: sublime
and beau'i!l cooipositioos that ever met
the asbuUhed eye of the public, It
would be wrong to deny to our reader
(be gratrficatioh of tJcaminiog a specimen
of this unequalled production. Tbe ed
itor assumes the fact that the "animal" of
wbtcb tbe extract, bew is a part Of the
descriptioh.il no other tban the 'Editor of
the Pearl River Banner it is in keeping
with his character, as be was never
known to assume a truth. But to the ei
tract: Here it if. read it.
' "Wether fear, or want of scent to smell,
No dog will track or raise a yell.' :' "
There, now, you all have a lair oppor
tunity to judge of the production, which
has coveted tie Editor of the Star, in a
blaze of immoihlity, which will shine
brighter through Ihe lapse of litre; and
which will place bis name is high
above the names of Homer and Milton,
fin ihe list of great names, as theirs now
stand above th Tetiest asribltr upoo (lit
face p lb taut.
But what ttiit;k7ou of the x(rac.
The editor might have av himself thtt
tiouble of telling bis readers that no dng
had cmt to smell' alter u. , Most of our
Teautt know that , we are not strong e
nuufch jot that. Had it l-en our nMighbor
mnta t us, the Wop ,
ei-s
keen steoled animals might have tracked
him to tbe farthest verge of creation, with
out difficulty. His readers, will be ( )'
loss to discover from the' above eAtracf
that he has even transcended a pel's ilcent
in tleclanrg that 'no dog will raise a yell.'
Hi own yel'ing convicts him of stretch
ing bis liceps rasher beyond its leogth.
We hear it rumored we know not Us
ttuth that Gen. A. G, Brown, who has
consented tos:and up and be beaten fur
Congress at the November election, will
address' the "assembled democracy" of
old Lawrence, ql tbe coutt house in this
place, on .1unrlay next, being the first
day of our Spring Circuit Court. ' We
mean to hear him if he dops.
From the New York Weekly Wfiig. '
"BEATRICE-A Talo of Italy.
' , ' ' BV JAMES RBF8. ;
CHAITE11X.
The Lady. i'he young female whom
we mentioned in our last cbapUr is fol
lowing tlm Secretary into the rooNt' was
tall and tajstic in her form. She wore
tn her brow a dark and se tiled frown,
and might well have passed lor an ancient
fythoness. The prominent characteris
tic ot Beatrice, lor that was her name,
was majesty but flier 'was a HiatcfUess
proportion in her form which struck the
beholder at once Her features resem
bled the perfect statue her lace was
pale, almost to a fault tier tbin lips
were forsaken by the blood, "and by the ;
heaving and tremulous motion of her bo
soin, it was not difficult to discover that
Sltong and buy passions were at work
within. 'Though she how tood before
the man who had been the dread of ail
by whom she was surroundedshe neither
quailed beneath his glance, or replied to
MIS assumed and wtlit !, !. ttc
dashed fire as it fell upon the form of bet
captor, and a abade of disappointment,
inly momentary, passed over the face of
Kicarau. Bidding (be becrelary leave
the room, he approached Beatrice. In
slread, faowever, of recoiling I rum his la
iniliariln ihe stern beauty still caied with
a fixed eye upon his movements. Jliere
was a curl auorit the Corners ol the mouth
which bespoke the unlimited scorn which
the seemed to feel for the traitor. Kicaf.
do cowered beneath too steady glance; it
was Ibe eye of firm and conscious virtue
fixed on detected and undisguised guilt.
fie once mure sought the couch? leaving
Beatrice standing; and after a few mo
meut3 besitatiori, as if a thought had - tu
tered his mind, he commenced a coftver
satiun, wbicb the reader will find detail.
d the next chapter. ., ,
CHAPTER XI.
Thy Rearing isttratige lady, towards
one woo is accustomed to command.
Hast thou bethought (heyself that 1 can
rai-e Itite to nchet and to honor, ' .
Monsletl returned Beatrice were ft
to a throne, 1 should deem try self degra
ded in Ihe ouer when (hat rank should
be purchased ty me ass foul as thine ate.'
Is a princes love so oflered, that beau
ty like Ihine toutdst (light it, as a thing
ol no concern, i Bethink ttiee, ricbts and
pleasure sua 1 1 he ih ds w ;,
1 einpl me iiot-txclaimeJ ; the other
give me rat her the dungCua home whose
gloom mocked my hope iast night give
me lb tohiude ot uy owo spirii.thougb it
be on a couch ol straw alone, Xuer; 1
have a pleasure which thou catut never
kno the peace of a conscience, with no
weight of guilt upou if. , ' f ?
I by words aie proud my will is not
otten thus disputed.'
1 cotpt me not 1 say exclaimed Bea
trice, 'or if thou wilt mutter : thy unholy
proffers, bear my last, In y final answer
to thee, on whom the boarded curses of
long years are ready to burst--for whom,
as I know well, vengeance is in store,
strong sod unconquerable, before which
tbou must tail, nattier would 1 be one
ol Ihose slimy reptile that crawled lal
night upon my dungeon ' Wall,' glistening
in the pale ray ul me lamp, winch thy
mercy didst leavo me--ralher would I
lie io that loathsome and living sepulchre,
till I should rot. till my spirit exiled Irm
its worldly tenement y thy crualtr-,i
stiau Boat swiii, my coiiuemnuig wur,ss
1 - l . . . a a . . .
in the presence of the eternal, rathe 4
(ear every vestags ot beauty from
checks, thao degrade uiysoU wait
thought of ihy offer.
blush ol shame suQjUtd t,je,t.bsek of
Ricardo, and as if uider Ur'a nijueqcv pf
jdde psssiuft, ',tft rutheO towards jUM
wiWi tiL luat uioiiiimt, thu ban' i f
ejCatri TTUI ltI hli m, a
16, 1B39.
ncbly.jewle(i ttiletto gleamed in her
hand. Tb tyrant recoiled at this new
manifestation of spirit, lor which be wa
totally unprepared; his bold Was loosen
ed, and he shrnhk before the glance of
almost Superhuman scorn that mm fixed
upon bim.
CIMPTEflXll.
The Tumpter Tempted. 'this shall
thou annwerfwell, bold WjunaTi,' exclaim
ed Uicardo. I'hou shall suffer all llrat is
in my power to inflict; guard,.. t
y Holiil taid Beatrice. 'One woro or
liest before me a breathless cotse; swear
that thou wilt never again insult me with
thy degrading offers."
'I will nut. swear,' . . ' j " -Tbeo
learn ''the vengeance "of a wo
man's heart.' i
As she spoke, the dagger was lifted toV" Where lore art thou bert, in ,
rike; aliotber moment, and and it would 'To save Ibfe-to save theej that 'f
stri
have betti buried in the heart of the instil-
Hold!' said Ricardo,"! will.' - - I
'Swear it then, on the emblem of (by
salvation.'
Beatrice drew sn ebon croft from :her
bo.om, and placing it ty the poJIutedlips
ol her enemy, the oath was sealed 'wliich
txem-pled berlroiu. his insults'
M this uiomeiil the turnmoned guards1;
enleVed the room, and obedient le the or.
dersOf llenrici, conducted Beatrice fromi;
his pfeence." The latter followed "with
a linn and pfOud step; oilce bnly did
she look back on the sfbject being wbosa,
bps had been so lately loud IS threats
and as she caught his eye, holding full in
bis view the cfoss, she pYoau'uuced the
Word, 'ieuiember.' , ;
, Wueji Ricardo was alone.lie paced ra
pidly to and lio in his lofry chamber, to
cairn the the pertuberatioii ol the mind.
'Fool,' said hehave then bmind my.
s'elt to resign this proud teauf-y; but at
feast one Toad is suie, oft way is safe;
she tha II die.'
, . s be hpoke "the last words, he dashed
his hand heavily on tbe table, and thu Se
cretary Lerga. again made his appear
ance. UbeUlenl to the command of bis
master, he was seated, and they enter cl
into tarnest Conversation: and so enca
ged, we will, it the leader pleads, leave
i be id ipr '.be present.
... CHAPTER XIII
.-04K'vtmipgfoltowiugtlie one wblCh
we have described in (he opening of file
late, ana mine same wood were assem
bled some twelve or fourteen individuals
Among them, were Ca'tnillo and Savefti,
and in a lew toouitnls they vvere ioined
ty ienrtci.
' Jirothirrbf he exclaimbd, 1 joy to meet
you one by one give your hands.
I read in your looks the end ol our con J
ilict. -Ye will not1 longer bear the inflc
lions of this vpsiart ihiug-, no greater than
yourselves: .el lis be united in th(g
great Work W' 'thought 'less holy than
the love of libi larbot in our bnS0m.:1
1 ourrow be glvej a "baiuf let. Yes
he would win back thetiearts of an oofra
ged people by a gorgefjus display of his
grandeur. Let that mcrnieut be rhe mo
weot of tur attempt. :, He catibot fall
looe;.there are olhert on whoiri ' S juit
vengeante must descend. Let ns be
prepared; when we meet let ur hands
be colored wun tbe blood o! these miri
ions. Let our .spirit;, tree from the
shackles of tyranny, join in' the shout of
liberty " Let the tcho of tomorrow's
deeds Vibrate long in ahe mountains 4
nur counliy. Lei the earth learn tiier
are some true hearts to defend to tha last
the right of Ireeiuen. , .2ie ye agreed?'
,'We are,' was the solf mu and unani
mous response of (hat bold band, as Ihey
gazd with vtncratioii upou the IrOm of
llii.tr leader. ' -
CHAPTER XIV.
CosEctiATioif.-Drawiiig bis sword
from its sheath, Henrici laid it belore
the e)es of all. y-' ,
Thou who didst first ordain man free
-to Thee, ihe God of baUles, do We de
dicate the sword v( yengeougt-tAshield'
thoti the mighty work. . '"v
'By what meaos shall We gain, admis
sion?' asked avels. . i :y:yl-;;:..r
In disguisel' tepied Gamilh.
'Never!' eclartnedHtDr'j..ittt us
meet him boldly and lieelv jt holJ--I
had foi-got ten there .'4Te tllllM wllt;a
caution befits us -as tr dfaje. -. VVe Will
enter to the banquv,v jju, j,,
firm pressi'.tn the band Vassp.l
round the littj ',aj a3 ibey 0(ltt b on!
left the aptU., T-,,:-:
Wai the Lst.- h
Wended lus flay 0wly With his eyes fit.
wpout ,m starry heavens, and Im soul
fttll ot .rjtt mighty anticipations of th
tonif .o dar. H heeJtd not ilitt uin.l
a Vswent in fitful cutspal him tuakinir
rius'C m the wood, or ol the evening dew
. ..... ..... "
luM had falluu pleulilully; his soul was
engrossed w.lh one lliooghl -,t wa, bisl"" ' ! M ft"J "wMf1,
lit-,hsfo,id-lmtleme.l ot ex.sUuce PW-hT ta uch a rtai.wif. Wul p.i..v
and thai wss liberty I Action that h was unaSle tu thank him,
' " CilAPTKR-XV. "1 ' ;'."." j-' '''-:''-' T:;''..
CHAPTKR-XV.
In the same dimly l.gbteJ and lofiy
hall st Rictrdo, while those whom his
tyranny bad driven to desperation, were
cuueerting the tctaii of iu dowulall.
umbel- 11.
lluuiind had traced rts4 pathway back
wards through the complicated events of
his lil'e. liMhe early Jsyi 0f inrmcenrs
and gladnew which were once his, lerst
Crime had brnndrd its indellible mail!
tipon him. He as reclinins; in the fist
less attitude in whtich be Wis described
previous to his interview "with Beatrice,'
hen fhe , iloor of bi" apartment wat '
thrown open, and Eugenia, with her hair
dishevelled, arid a feartul light in her eye,
rushed towards "bim and threw herself a,t ,
his feel. , Hirdj started from bis Seat,'
bis lips treittbld,)iiad thepdrple tide fori; ''
sook iiis cheek as ht demanded the cause
of this vudden interruption. . , 1 .
iway ! away!' cried Eugetnia, Wildly
they thirst for Ihy'lie. Stay rtot ono
tto'ineht 'tint will be (hr fasit' .
may save my husbanfl.'
A shout, o it some'iiiighty rock hadl
been rent (wain, rose on the ear, ami
wfth a laugh of despair, Tiicaro unsheilb
en his gliitering'sword. f .
'Let them come,', said he; 'let 'them
come on; I may perish beneathviheir'trai '
torous blows. bulKvill rtever'VielJ. .
CHAPTER XVI.
Ricardo had scarcely completed his
iiteiice, before ' (he door was
Ibrowo open, and'with tits Barments soiP'
ed and bloody, Hennci'stood before blm
'Godl' exclaimed he, 'hoXv I have thirs
ted lor (His hour; this hour of recompense
and vengeance. Aye in tbe still jiight
have I watched thexars, and wonderetL
that that they calmly looked upon 'thy
deeds of irifaujy; but I knew that Ihe hour r
would coirfe, when (hy cawafd. blonft.
shduld apyt-fcc the tffcosts of tbv alatfih-
fefed vicliiifsi" 4 ' .
As be'utte'fed theire -wbrds, his y
caught, for' Ibe first lime, the, fdrrn
of his still kneeling wife. Tor moment
his eye glistened as tbe tiger's wbfcn ,
walcWng its prey. l length be fottod
powerof utiefarice,
od thou here!' be shouted; ttidij
do Hbe'angels play falsely?, VilliattJ I
owe thee double meed ot vebgeante'
'Euc-nia rushed to'her husband with &
r;ry of delight rhich was scarcely Ufterek
ere his gleaming dagger was burled in. .
tlte heart of the- lovery- Ttctlm. Tbere
was oneTaint'sigh, anil "she fell -to tho
ea'rth lifeless. .' .
' The creature of rftomen'tiry (lAssionl
thriiigh fbe rfbssesser cf mighty 'fMcllect,.
warted r-.ot to gaze upon his cofse-scarcely
a secondlapsed, ere the Uladfes of Ri-
cardo and himself tosrd. " Kicardo1 '
fought with skill, but desperatlMn lent su
pernatural energy to Heortci; in a fern
moment his sword was plunged thrice
through the body of Ricardo, "'and with fc
laugh of osad and'ieckless tlee, bet rushed- "
from the castle.
For many a lone yesr after the ent
we have described, a wan pal fiura-Wa
seen hovering round tbe spot which P ad-
been consecrated by the c unse-ls litt-
erly. Heedless otthe night winds, at the
hnwling 'blast, the1uti)v inan woulil' hold
strange 'c6tnmunft wKh his ; distracterl -
thoughtand it ever Vfaint snule stola
over hiV pal id cnuntehaiice, it was
latitude lor tbe cate aud business ctt '
Beath'Ice. O
A Jourxbjtiiak Pp.mTKR.-i-The foU
lomi'rig t'sast Was given at live recent ly
tiogVap-hical "festival in Cincinnati," by
Geo. IV. Bradbury, editor of the Repub
lican nf that city. , ' " ..
-Tn Journey mam rintrAn c.J yet .
favorable specimen f Nat'ure's iiandi
vVock. ; OfieVt unan 'of geniu-; """ ,
limes h poet; ttiever a fmdjalwsva a Ui
losoper. charae'e; in Which tft been
blewts-d ai'uch of the fight and Shade rj
hurrjfuiity, arid where Sound and Suhsfan. '
tial qualVtifr, both of the held and hart,
atovie Ipr ( maoy an errbr; misfortunes
w'fileh orrtake the best and wisest'. F
'lankind in their prterimljge through lii'e. f
rhoTOw, In his Hilr.ry nf Print inr, :
makes. Jlje following en'ry: "In Jammy -i'63G-;'
nrintin"! ' was first performed at .
CamVidgs 'in that part "f North .ireU
C9. xvliich extends from Hie Gulf of AleX'f
to to the Frozen Ocean.
A PaVroi. The- New .York Spirit of
the Tune lias a subscriber who may he
set down as a patron, and no i!ipte - ,
Catling si the offite of tbe Time. me
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a n I rml?' A tr'fle sir five dolUrs.
'Makeout my bill then and losae tr-n
ble s I hate to be dunn'd 8e ine ewl .
it for a hundred years in advance, whir -
upon he laid a five hundred dnlKr lull
."iliout $200,000 f roimtirfeii thil',
purpirluii li b on the, hank f G-o'S',
it is said hav bet it luul iu I lot (it;
cultou.
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