An Apt Quotation.
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"A SOiICSP PoHufHI iuIHSncS Tie AOuOW.
ing note on Mr.. Webster's speech:
!. The arch-angcl Of whiggery, Daniel
Webster, at rally Of his routed and dis
comftted partizans in Faneuil Hall, on
Friday, made speech full Of logged res
olution-which he commenced with the
following quotation from the first book Of
Milton's Paradise Lost; W.. n h.fs


sWhat though the field be lostl as sif
All j. not iost. the lnconque abe will"


This is part of Satan,s speech utter his
rebellion against the majesty iiof Heaven
had been defeated, and himself and his
host wkelmed in the sulphurous poel Of
Tartarus. The orator did not like to
quote any more Of the original, SO drop
ping the quotation, he goes on in plain
prose, weaving into his speech, ae II Uri-
ginal, the ideas and many Of the words Of
his Satanic model. 6aa! f9assais si.i iia
2 y ..And study Of revenge, immortal hate. la4l.
BID Ind courage never to submit or yie.d, ,"es
says the Devil, r MN. rr.


"The courage to resist, the firm, pur-
pose, the devoted adherence 70 our prin-
ciples;" says Black Dan.


Now, we call this plagiarism. With ex-
cellent judgment the god-like man COM
pared the coalition Of The fallen wings to
that fthe. Satanic crew. With equally
excellent taste he 4ikened himself unto the
Devil, and adopted the speech which Mil;
ton had prepared for him, But he should
have given the Devil his due, and con-
Itinped the quotations.-,N Y. Post. $3.50,


TuaxlNe THE .TADLEs.--At q Liberty
meeting in Albany on Thursday, . speech
was made by Mr., Jackson, editor Of the
Albany Patriot, in which he referred to the
abuse heaped upon the abolitionists by the
wings because hey had lost the wings the
election. He said that the fact was the
other way. The wings had deserted the
aboliionists, and thus lost, the abolitionists
the election. Ifthey had allvoted for Mr..
Birney, who was SO much better than Mr..
Clay, the Liberty party would have car
risd the day. ,'gs-lp D tgaed s',fia-hro


Ten RuIxs or LlrE.-The following
rules Of practical life were given BY, Mr..
Jefferson:-l Never put off till to morrow
what can be done to day.sEl2 Never trou-
bic others to DO what you can do yoarself
3 Never buy what you do not want because
it Is cheap. Z Never spend yonr money
before youhave Il. 5 Pridecosts aa much
q hunger, thirst, and cold. % We never
repent of eating to little. n Nothing j.
troublesome that,we dowillingly. 3 How
much pain those evils GAUSS us which new
er happened ~ Take things By their
smooth handle. When spgrysslwsys count
enbefore you speak.