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.spreel Is not that sweet harmony2 Whole


some law is oppressed-justce cannot get her


claims attended to--good order has his legs


broken by heavy blocks and stones hurled


from halls and high places, by some OF Alco-


hobs big folks Public morals catch ioa'h-


some disease from The great. The coIhnioh


people see what is going on-for every man


is not logger head who happens 10 hVe 10


a log heuse. What great men 40 must DC


great. say they. What judges do must be


just. What wise men do must be honorable.


Come. saw the common people, let us follow


an and not be ashamed of good company


So they tug on after the Hon. Mr.. -, and


think il no small honor to be near the great


once read of proclamation that Prince
Alcohol made to his great King and Master,
Satan: "Know, then, great Sovereign, that
every thing is moving on in the most encour-
aging train" This was the very dregs of
Falsehood's Old Cask; but the people, and some
of the a,omakers, drank it down, smacked
their lips, and called it charming. The Old
Prince is boastng TO his Master, the Devil,
abou, his Honorable prey he glories in hav-
ing reapt, recently, such a harvest among the
great. lie says they are no more TO him Than
grass-h -hoppers- they flock to his nets like
flies to molasses keg, or to an old putrid
sore. He states that many of the Honorable
belong to his Legion OF Honor, and he de-
clares that they would be an honor to any L.
gion. He represents them as being meek,
gentle, obedient and brave very fond of his
Offices, SIC. SC. He affirms that their attach
ment to his House is very strong, quite won
derful! They urge him TO their boarding
houses, to their council chambers, to their pri-
vate apartments; and sometimes, he said,
with long laugh and queer grin, draw
" them there Honorables" down under the
R-. What can reason, experience, patri-
onsm, philanthropy, or even religion, do
against such general as Alcohol and such
veterans as compose his Legion OF Honor?


Brave men! Your heads shall be crowned
with garlands, and fame shall take your great
deeds and blow them through her trump into
the ears Of immortality. BEN. CLIPPER.