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human affhirs. Each little mortal, weak and weary though he be, can do something in making up the mighty stream of human events, as it rolls on to the ocean of eternl- ty." ..-....-.s.-. -,

 This is beautifully said, and is alike ap- plicable to political action, as to the other concerns of human existence. No one ln- dividual knows in what or how far his eX- ertions, influence, and vote, may modify or control great political results-bnt, if at the appointed time each resolves to be "there'' where duty calls him, and weak and wea- ry though he be- to do something towards making up the issue-his weight cannot be unfelt or unimportant.