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friends were gone, for he had forfeited the


esteem; those who called themselves hi


new friends he knew he could not confic


in, and, in this unhappy condition, Geork


Canning died. +" the last of the rhetori-


clans. I"


There may be some poetry in this, but it is
passage Of power, and might have been
all true. 1t is true to nature. Many a
great man has been goaded to death, and
few of them sleep soundly. The writer
of these lines received a letter from a
member ofCongress, a few years ago. Just
afier he took his seat for the first time as
a member. "lf'' said he, 81 could recon.
Gle it with my views of duty, l should re.
sign at once and come home to the bosom
of those l love-" But he remained at his
post, and the turnoils of party broke him
down, and he came home for visit of a
week and died in the bosom of those he
loved.