VOLUME III---NUMBER 80.
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| ions. lie enters upon his career undaua.
| ted, with heart no obstacle can terTify, ani


4 resolution no opposition can shake. As


the eagle, rouslng her mighty strength aud
/ kindllag her und izzled eve al the full mid
i day orb. he boldly surveys the quarry,
/ 7uISnes II IN iuli Career. aud from his tow
eFng position daShes upon victory
/ WIb perseverance that bears The air a
romance, he overcomes the niceardly pro-
visions Of fortune and the hosliie intentions
OF man. Nature has no difficulties he can
not control His mind is sn impregna5lc
| fortress; cntrenched lheteiu like another


Utica be de6es Cesar aud his fortunes.
Born in poverty be has conquered lis en-


:hralmen'S reared in ind gence. he has


made ptnuIy the stepping stone 10 his great.
ness. With no parent 10 direct aud no
friend TO assist. he has carved from The
quarry of his mind the statue OF his fame


He has his faults o. character It's vices
are virtues over-strained If ;he energy of
his mind is indomitabIe, his determination is
Cnalterable. His intense courage some
times becomes uncomfortable audacity ms
fiImness degenerates into obStnary. and the
verv magnanimi,Y Of his character. in is
self foreetlnluess, leads to excessive display


But h aerer turned hiS back Up0a ffisaf
or FOE The hand that he pledges in friend.
ship. or raises in enmity, is warmed with
the blood of his heart. And The promise
that be gives. equally with the threat that ho
makes is s4c.-dly ob served


With all his moral affinity 10 what is
coed in idea, great in'concepuon. and glori.
Gus in performance, he hates a meanness
worse than crime, AMI tears dlshonor moIe
than death.


Such minds end characters alone can
give to morality consistency, order 10 poll
les, or stability 10 principles For the mind
IS the type of the idea, and the character It's
Development and sole security


He thinks with the lustness OF sentiment,
as be speaks with the authority OF truth.
And his eloquf nee always moves; for his
language, while It occupies the mind, warns
the heat. He has governed mullitudes
with the power of his thoughts, and charm
ed them with the beauty OF his tones and
with a versatility oftalent, as admirable as
rare. has enIap,ured Senates and animated
armies. AT the head OF Lis battle. Bolivar
read bis speeches to give courage TO his
soidiersand victory to his standards.


Such are the portraits oithe leaders OF the
two parties. Under whose guidance our
would be most safe, it's for the peo-
PIE to judge. To their wisdom let the ref
CT ence be made.