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attentive, though youthful spectator of the scenes. With the deeds of the great states men of that day, he had examined their motives and their ends, and had listened to their arguments in justification of the course they had pursued, when the reasons offer ed came fresh and honest from their hearts. He had arrived at that time in the life of man when the quickned influences of gen. jus are guided by experience; when there is no waste of mental effort on wild and fanciful theories, and when all the mind has garnered up is fitted for use-& when, too, it may Ge said of statesman, that he belongs exclusively to his country.

 To De continued.