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SPRING.-It is pleasing to turn aside
from the Earrings ofparty and political serife.
to the welcome and auspiclous harmony OF
nature.-Now when the zeplvrs are tanning
with their wings the fragrant air-when the
birds are carroiing their songs OF gladhess-
when the green earth is putting forth ITS
f'owery perfume, and its vegetable harvests
when the painted insects OF the atmos-
phere revel in their wonted sweets, and a
smiling and a gracious sky looks down, as II
to bless this beautiful devciopement OF the
Creators goodness, what all opportu ity OF
calm contemplation, and of peaceful repose,
is afforded to him, who, loving as he may,
with the pure philanthropy, the institutions
of men, perc1ives with melancholy their
inevitable impcrfectons and resorts tor
truth, and beauty, and order, to the harmo-
NOUS design of the Universe. Here is, in
deed constitution that requires no amend
ment. Here is theme that admits OF no
party dssentions. The Universe, without ex-
cep.ion, is loyal to its Maker. 1t obeys his
mandates without murmuring-it produces
and reproduces as he has ordered 1t exults
in the glorious livery of heaven. And all
these beautiful results why were they design
ed, except for the happ mess OF man. Al
the productions of earth have been placed
gratuitously within his reach, and, invested
with rich and radiant forms and colours, to
allure his pursuit and to gladen his ENJOY
mcnt. In these doth Siring abound. Wei
come then, the season of the Heart so full
of the sources and the suggestions OF grati-
tude to the Almighty, and OF gratulation a
mpng mankind.