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OVERPowERING ELoQUENcE-A ETr.
Parsons has been lecturing al 81. Louis on
the Glory aad shame Of ne American Re-
public. The Revei.le says that Ihe the Ca
zeiie reporter describes the lecturers voice
a. 'lhe deep toned bass Of harmony. re-
minding one NJ the all- peryading volume III
the subdued nier-reFerberatf0nlf All
thc Rcvcille. deaf We fear, to -.the solemn.
majestic. yet suf anl sublual volume or
his voice, which '.rnse VI irresistably over
large and most respectable audience as
Ihe morning dawns over ihe E0lI FURNISHED
East" gives the annexed specimen of tlc
lecturers vigorous poetry about a Tia
Grn," and " Biz Z" cutting sarcasm upon
tyranny and cold colaioAs"


''lndeed. ] year before this, the bold
ioundcls Of American empire had made a
cold COLLATION. TO tyranny. They gave a
Tea-Party to British oppressors. The ta-
bles were spread on the high seas, and Bss-
ton Harbor was used as the mighty tea. urn.
The fleets Of Britain swan in the saa.green
fluid, while Bunker, calm, lone, and uncon.
scious, overlooked The feie. entirels m
knowing that so soon the ihunders cf baul-
should roll up his blood stained steeos. and
cap his summit with the wreathina volumes
Of smoke and flannel And high over lie
Tea Urn, amidst the soft. feecy clouds that
lay on the deep blue Of The sprial
BOSOM sailed lhe wild eagle Nj the Amer
lean woods, quite as unconscious that his
proud and unccnquarabe E9Fm should ba
adopted a. thc symbol Of national power"