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MORAL CoURAGE.-A rare virtue and great az II
is rare We remember when we thought the courage
of the field every thing. The charge-the WORD 81
command-high sounding and clear amid the bat
ties fu-y-,he clash OF arms-the roar OF aIuAery-
the thrill of the bugie's note, as with more than
magic sound it bids the soldier dare all for victory
the banner of your country in ront-planted, there
TO stand amid victory or defeat-ohi how young
hearts beat to be actors in such scene calling 1t
glorious and holding it noble for brave spirits 70
Inngle in and fighting nob!y,to lie Gown ana ole


Bot what is the courage OF the oatue-heio com,
nared with the moral courage OF every day lie
Stand alone; see friends scowi hear dlstrus' SPEAK
ia Sonl snspicion watch enemies taking advantage
of the occasion, laboring to destroy VINO "ouio
mn, rather encounter the shock OF an huncreo oate
seIds and lead fcrlorn hope in each. than bear
and brave these things? Why the one is as the
Summer breeze on the ocean TO Winter 8 stormest
blast ANY common spirit may summon courage
To pav the soldier well quickly fits him Tor IL
But i, requires MAN 10 speak out his thoughts as
he th nks them-l0 do-when Ike that stormy
bias, in Winter on old ocean, peace honor, security
and life are threatened TO be swept away


Yet who looking back on the page OF history or
forward 10 the hope OF the future, would hesitate
which Of the two TO choose The martyrs-what are
they Chronicled names in all hearts. The patriots
who died for liberty. ANONYMOUSLY and on the
scaffold how fares i, with them? Cherished az
ear,h's honored sons. The good--who spoke ihe
truth and suffered for its sake-where are they
The bes, and brightes,-frst in our thoughts and
love And yet what did they Like men hey
smoke the tr.uh that 1caS an them. This was lnsn
cooragc IL they had been silent, il, trembling oe-
fore tyrants or mobs they had feared to tell wha;
they knew. to speak what they felt they woui9
have lived and died as other men, But they nad
the moral courage to do all this, and though they
psriahed, man was blessed through their suffering
and nth lighted up with new glory and power;


C.;,a NO moral courage before every thing else
I, is the ony bravery on which humanity may count
for a any ny real bessing Give US moral courage first
and lat For while it nerves a man for duty, 1t
roots ont of his heart hate and revenge, and ali bad
passion, making him wise amid danger, calm amid
excitement. lust amid lawlessness. and pure amid
corruption. Ii is the crowning beauty Of manhood


[Clays True American.