CHATS WIFE AND MOTHER.
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(" Every one of these handbills was dictated by me to an amenuensis, whilst my hands and head were continually bathed with cold water, to keel he fever down to point below delir,um. Every 'elative believed would he murdered on Monday md aN but say sCife and mother advised me te ,ield up the liberty of the press but preferred 'ather to die."-C: M: Ciays Appeal.

 Blessed be that wife and mother! Woman's words are still the oil l , For the torch, when fails another, . -...s In the night ofbitter toil. ..... .ga Woman's words arc " half the battle," > IT..

 When the strife grows fierce and strong!

 Heard, as music, mid the rattle

 E. Ofthe crucifying throng.

 "Give me-" cried the gallant sailor,

 "Thy sweet name, my lady far! r It shall stirto deeds of valor r' ...--.....i For some victim of despair"

 Let the thunders of the million ,........ Break from clouds of pent up wrath!

 Under meath loves broad pavilion, '@ '' Smiles will greet the lightning's path. ''-

 Blessed be that wife and mother

 By the couch of Freedoms son

 Thou ast strong. heroic brother! ...

 Be thy cry, On, Stanley, on!'